Start-Up And Calibration; Remote Controller And Menu Sequence; Initial Start-Up - MSA PrimaX IR+ Operating Manual

5

Start-up and Calibration

5.1

Remote Controller and Menu Sequence

5.1.1

Initial Start-up

The device is factory-calibrated and ready for use. The device provides a 4 - 20 mA output signal that can be used in
conjunction with data acquisition controllers. The digital HART signal that is superimposed on the 4 - 20 mA output can
be read by control systems that are in compliance with HART Revision 7.0 format.
During device operation, the fault information shown below:
Table 2
Fault Analog
Code Output
E-01 0.0 mA
E-02 2.0 mA
E-03 2.5 mA
E-04 3.0 mA
E-05 3.5 mA
E-06 20.5 mA
Fault Code Description
E-07 Flash - Self Check Fault
E-08 RAM - Self Check Fault
E-09 CRC Fault
E-10 WDT Fail
E-11 ADC Fault
E-12 Temp Sensor Fail
E-13 Relay Fault
E-14 Task Fault
E-15 Relay SPI Fault
E-16 Information Flash Write Fault
E-17 External Reference Check Fault
E-18 Periodic Flash Check Fault
E-19 Periodic RAM Check Fault
E-20 ADC12 Stuck High Fault
E-21 ADC10 Stuck High Fault
E-22 Periodic PC Check Fault
E-23 Periodic Stack Check Fault
E-24 Periodic Register Check Fault
E-25 Periodic SFR Check Fault
E-26 Periodic Voltage Check Fault
E-27 Interrupt Fault
E-28 RAM Data Fault
US
Description
Safety Critical Fault
General Fault
Dirty Optics
Power Up - Sensor
Calibration
Cleaning Mode
Overrange
Meaning
Sensor Failure
Instrument fault
Dirty sensor optics
Start-up/Calibration
Sensor cleaning mode (defined in chapter
Cleaning)
Sensor Overrange
Meaning
Power on Flash Check failed
Power on RAM Check failed
CRC on information block failed
Watchdog failure
ADC measurement failure
Temperature failure
Relay failure
Task fault
SPI relay comms failure
Flash write failure
External reference out of range
Periodic flash CRC failure
Periodic RAM check failure
ADC12 stuck high
ADC10 stuck high
PC check failure
Stack check failure
General register check failure
Special function register check failure
Failed voltage check
Interrupt error
RAM data failure
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