Ronan X96S MOLD LEVEL GAGE - Manual (Page 25)

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Relay Menus
The Relay menus (Relay 1 through Relay 4) are used to configure the X96S relay outputs. These four relay menus show
the ITEM’s corresponding relay output and allow the characteristics of the output to be changed. Each menu contains the
following items:
Assign one or more of ITEMs listed that will activate the relay:
ITEM FUNCTION
Alarm 1 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 1 to the selected digital output
Alarm 2 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 2 to the selected digital output
Alarm 3 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 3 to the selected digital output
Alarm 4 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 4 to the selected digital output
Alarm 5 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 5 to the selected digital output
Alarm 6 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 6 to the selected digital output
Alarm 7 Yes/no Allows the user to assign Alarm 7 to the selected digital output
Start Cast Yes/no Allows the user to assign Start Cast Alarm to the selected digital output
AutoCal Ref Yes/no Allows the user to assign AutoCal Ref to the selected digital output
Auto Cal Err Yes/no Allows the user to assign Auto Cal Err to the selected digital output
Ref Prompt Yes/no Allows the user to assign Ref Prompt to the selected digital output
Wipe Test Yes/no Allows the user to assign Wipe Test to the selected digital output
Shutter Test Yes/no Allows the user to assign Shutter Test to the selected digital output
Detector Fault Yes/no Allows the user to assign Detector Fault to the selected digital output
System Alarm Yes/no Allows the user to assign System Alarm to the selected digital output
Polarity is one of the following:
ITEM FUNCTION
NO/Not Driven Allows user to configure the selected output as non-fail safe mode
NC/Driven Allows user to configure the selected output as a fail safe mode
Open/Not Driven Allows user to force the selected output open or not driven (relay de-energized) or
driven (TTL not driven) regardless of the state of the source
Closed/Driven Allows user to force the selected output closed (relay energized) or driven
(TTL driven) regardless of the state of the source