Interrupts, Error And System Alarms; Overview Of Status Codes - Siemens SITRANS P DS III Operating Instructions Manual

Interrupts, error and system alarms

12.1

Overview of status codes

Table 12- 1 Status code
Display Hex configured measured value
source
80 Electronics temperature,
sensor temperature, raw
pressure value, secondary
variable 1, secondary vari-
able 2, measured value
(primary variable), second-
ary variable 3, output, total-
izer output
G_132 84 Electronics temperature,
sensor temperature, raw
pressure value, secondary
variable 1, secondary vari-
able 2, measured value
(primary variable), second-
ary variable 3, output, total-
izer output
G_137 89 Output, totalizer output
G_138 8A Output, totalizer output
G_141 8D Electronics temperature,
output, totalizer output
G_142 8E Electronics temperature,
output, totalizer output
G_164 A4 Raw pressure value, sec-
ondary variable 1, second-
ary variable 2, measured
value (primary variable),
secondary variable 3, out-
put, totalizer output
U_071 47 Output
SITRANS P DS III/P410 with PROFIBUS PA
Operating Instructions, 02/2016, A5E00053276-08
PDM display Cause
--- Normal operation
Good, A parameter relevant
to the behavior of the
update.event
slave was changed.
The display goes off
after 10 sec.
Good, Configured low warn-
ing limit violated.
warning limit ex-
ceeded
Good, High configured warn-
ing limit violated.
warning limit ex-
ceeded
Good, Configured low alarm
limit violated.
alarm limit violated
Good, High configured alarm
limit violated.
alarm limit violated
Good, Service interval ex-
pired: Calibrate or
Service required
service.
Unsure, Input condition "fail
safe" is fulfilled, the
Last usable value,
parameterized safety
value constant
setting is set to "keep
last valid value".
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Measure
---
Note to the control sys-
tem.
Correct error through
user program.
Correct error through
user program.
Correct error through
user program.
Correct error through
user program.
Service, calibration of the
electronics, or service of
the sensor cell is neces-
sary.
Check the data meas-
urement.
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