Alarm enabled, Low alm, High alm – Super Systems e-TRIM User Manual

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Alarm Enabled

This setting will modify whether the selected burner’s Band alarm is active or inactive. An

inactive alarm will not sound if an alarm condition is present. Clicking on this option will toggle

between Alarm Enabled and Alarm Disabled.

Low Alm

This will modify the low alarm setpoint. This alarm will sound when the amount of oxygen is

lower than the value indicated when the high fire input is wired to the external high fire contact.

The low alarm will sound when there is a low amount of oxygen being read, which could mean

that too much fuel is being consumed or there is an extremely rich environment. This is entered

in percentages. The range is 0 to 100.

High Alm

This will modify the critical alarm setpoint. This alarm will sound when the amount of oxygen

exceeds the value when the high fire input is wired to the external high fire contact. The critical

alarm will sound when there is a high amount of oxygen being read, which could mean that a

burner is not lit, or there is an extremely lean environment. This is entered in percentages. The

range is 0 to 100.

Close

This will close down the

Board Setup

menu.

Burner Zones

This option will allow the user to view all the burners and their corresponding zones. To change

the zones, press the Edit button, and choose the proper burner number. Enter the new zone

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