GE Baker Hughes Masoneilan SVI FF Installation And Operation Manual page 165

Parameter (in bold)
Sub-parameter (Index)
10% (3)
20% (4)
30% (5)
40% (6)
50% (7)
60% (8)
70% (9)
80% (10)
90% (11)
95% (12)
95%-OPEN (13)
NEAR_CLOSED_ALERT
(39)
POINT_CLOSED (1)
NEAR_CLOSED (2)
ALERT_POINT (3)
ALERT (4)
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Table 31 Transducer Block Parameters (Continued)
Initial
Mode
Range
Value
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
- 49 to 5
100
0
2000 2000
0 0
Description
Macrocyles below 10%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 10% and 20%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 20% and 30%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 30% and 40%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 40% and 50%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 50% and 60%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 60% and 70%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 70% and 80%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 80% and 90%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Macrocyles between 90% and 95%.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
Number of macrocycles spent in the 95% to Open range.
No value for Standard Diagnostics version.
The near closed alert is reported only if the valve had been
working with a valid set point and in auto mode.
The Near Closed alert does NOT count if the device is in
Tight Closed Condition.
Not writable for Standard Diagnostics version.
Point, below which the valve is considered Near Closed.
Not writable for Standard Diagnostics version.
Time in hours the valve spends in near closed position
(POINT_CLOSED-CLOSED) under control (in Manual, Auto
or LO modes).
Not writable for Standard Diagnostics version.
Value in hours, above which the ALERT is set to True.
Not writable for Standard Diagnostics version.
True if NEAR_CLOSED is above ALERT_POINT.
Not writable for Standard Diagnostics version.
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