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HYDAC EDS 601 User Manual

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For safety purposes, there are several means of recognising data errors in both

types of memory. The data in the EEPROM is checked during every read and

write operation, the data in the RAM is monitored cyclically. In environments of

strong electro-magnetic fields or when there are extreme surges in the supply

voltage, a data error can occur. However, if lots of errors occur external anti-

interference measures must be taken. In individual cases, there may also be a

fault in the pressure switch.
To guarantee reliable operation, in cases of error a corresponding message is

displayed and the relays and the analogue output are switched off until the error

is acknowledged by pressing any key.
ER 10

An error was discovered when the EEPROM was used. Switch the

unit off and on again. If error 10 still appears when the unit is

switched back on the data in the EEPROM is invalid. Please check

all settings (measuring range, basic settings, switching points,

calibration) and correct them if necessary. Then check whether the

settings are saved if the unit receives no supply voltage or if an error

message is still displayed when the unit is switched off and on again.

ER 11

Errors were discovered in the RAM. Please take appropriate anti-

interference measures to guarantee reliable operation.

ER 12

The calibration data has been lost. Until the unit is re-calibrated this

error will be displayed every time the unit is switched on.

Invalid operating conditions

The displays listed below are not error messages which need to be

acknowledged. As soon as the valid operating condition re-occurs the unit

operates normally.

l

The display "- - - -“ means that the supply voltage has fallen so low that a

reliable operation of the pressure switch is no longer guaranteed. (see

chapter 2.4.). The relays and the analogue signal have been switched off.

l

The display "U.P.“ (under pressure) means that the pressure in the system

is too low.

l

The display "O.P.“ (over pressure) means that the measuring range of the

pressure switch has been exceeded so much that the pressure can no

longer be correctly measured.

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