ProFire PF2200-SB Product Manual page 83

# Description
Stack Temp Configuration
44
Range Error
45 Stack Sensor Open
46
Stack Sensor Short
47
Stack Out of Range
48 Stack Stale Data
49 Aux High Temp ESD
50 Aux Temp Out of Range
Aux Temp Configuration
51
Range Error
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Ambient Temp Mismatch
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Ambient Temp 1 Invalid
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Ambient Temp 2 Invalid
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No Process Temp
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Pilot 1 Flame Fail
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Pilot 2 Flame Fail
Pilot 1 Flame Detected While
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Off
Pilot 2 Flame Detected While
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Off
Flame 1 Load Monitor Check
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Failure
Flame 2 Load Monitor Check
61
Failure
62
Pilot ADC Start Fault
63 Pilot ADC Read Fault
64 Pilot ADC Stop Fault
65 Flame 1 Voltage Fault
66
Flame 2 Voltage Fault
67 Low Voltage
68
High Voltage
69
System ADC Start Fault
70 System ADC Read Fault
71 System ADC Stop Fault
Alarm Condition
Stack Temperature Input settings are configured incorrectly with respect to sensor
type, mainly:
Pilot Off less than Main Off
•
OR
High Temp Less than Main Off
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OR
• High Temp Less than Pilot Off
Stack Temperature Input sensor has an open circuit
Stack Temperature Input in RTD Mode:
Input is measuring a short circuit
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Stack Temperature Input in Thermocouple Mode:
This alarm cannot be set
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Stack Temperature Input in RTD Mode:
• Input is measuring outside of the valid range for RTD
Stack Temperature Input in Thermocouple Mode:
Input is measuring outside of the valid range for Thermocouple
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Stack Temperature Input is not reading valid data
Aux Temp Input is greater than High Temp ESD setpoint
Aux Temp Input:
Less than 3 mA OR
•
Greater than 21 mA
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Aux Temp Input settings are configured incorrectly with respect to one another,
mainly
• Pilot Off less than Main Off
OR
High Temp Less than Main Off
•
OR
High Temp Less than Pilot Off
•
Ambient Temperature Measurement mismatch between sensors.
Ambient Temperature sensor 1 on BMS card is reporting an invalid reading.
Ambient Temperature sensor 2 on BMS card is reporting an invalid reading.
None of Bath, Outlet, or Aux temp are configured to be in Process Control mode
Pilot 1 has lost flame and/or failed to re-light
Pilot 2 has lost flame and/or failed to re-light
Flame has been detected on Pilot 1 input before Ignition
Flame has been detected on Pilot 2 input before Ignition
AC voltage on Pilot 1 input too low to reliably detect flame.
Note: Usually caused by loading of the flame rod to ground.
AC voltage on Pilot 2 input too low to reliably detect flame.
Note: Usually caused by loading of the flame rod to ground.
BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
Pilot Flame 1 flame test failure.
Pilot Flame 2 flame test failure.
System Voltage Input is less than Low Voltage Threshold:
In 12V Mode: 9.6V
•
In 24V Mode: 19.2V
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System Voltage Input is greater than High Voltage Threshold:
In 12V Mode: 16.8V
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In 24V Mode: 33.6V
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BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
BMS Card fault associated with internal ADC.
Section 6: APPENDIX A: ALARM CODES & RESPONSE TIMES
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