KROHNE Summit 8800 Vol 2 - Manual (Page 163)

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SUMMIT 8800 SAMPLER 12
(non-)Accounteble alarm deviation limit The % deviation between measured and calculated % full
(non-)accountable alarm deviation time The time this deviation must be present before generating
an alarm
Sampler ID’s and hardware I/O selection
The sampler has many ID’s associated to the operation. Furthermore, like any other equipment,
must be configured in the hardware selection using the inputs and outputs as available and
required. Here an overview of some of the important ID’s:
Sampler status
The most important ID is the sampler status information, as can be found under active:
Figure 181 Sampler status information
This sampler status can be
• Idle
• Sampling
• Can Full
• Paused
• High Flow