Fault Matrix
Table 12 lists and describes faults detected by SVI II ESD. The table also provides information
to help determine the fault cause and corrective action.
Sequence
Byte
Bit
#
#
0
0
RESET
1
0
1
LOW_
POWER
2
0
2
ACTUATOR
3
0
3
AIR_
SUPPLY_
4
LOW
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Table 12 SVI II ESD Fault Matrix
FAULT Name
Criticality
of Alarm
3
3
2
2
Auto-
Can be
Non-
mati-
cleared/
Mas-
cally
Persists
kable/
cleared
across
Annunci-
resets
ated
No
Yes/No
No/No
Yes,
No/No
No/Yes
when
Input
current >
3.25 mA
Yes if the
Yes/No
No/Yes
condi-
tion is
resolved
Yes if the
Yes/No
No/Yes
condi-
tion is
resolved
Masoneilan SVI II ESD Installation and Maintenance Manual
TEXT For
Probable Cause
DD &
English
ValVue
ESD2
English
Reset
Device reboot.
The power recov-
ered. Incoming
signal was below
2.9mA.
Low
Device power is
Power
below 3.2mA.
Actuator
1- Air supply is
Error
insufficient.
2- Handwheel or
mechanical stop
present.
3- Valve stuck of
sticking exces-
sively.
4- Unbalance
forces on valve
trim exceeds
actuator capabil-
ity.
Air Sup-
1- Air supply is not
ply Low
turned on or is set
below 10psig.
Recommended
Action
Reset the flag
using ValVue ESD
®
or HART
Host.
Increase mA only
if calibration or
diagnostics are to
be performed.
1- Increase air
supply above
spring final value
+ 10 psig.
2- Verify if
mechanical stop
is present.
3- Perform valve
signature using
ValVue ESD.
4- If possible, per-
form valve signa-
ture under
process condi-
tions. Validate siz-
ing of actuator
against process
condition using
ValSpeQ.
1- Increase air
supply above
spring final value
+ 10 psig.
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