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<strong>SAFETY</strong> <strong>MANUAL</strong><br />

4.2.4 High Density Module Configuration Checklist<br />

Description<br />

Reference<br />

For each of the I/O signal types, do the I/O<br />

module settings provide the correct<br />

characteristics and behaviour for the intended<br />

sensor or actuator<br />

Have the thresholds been verified with both<br />

increasing and decreasing field signal levels<br />

and with margins to allow for the accuracy and<br />

calibration to ensure that they do not result in<br />

overlapping bands<br />

Is consistent use made of front panel<br />

indicators<br />

3.7.1<br />

3.7.1<br />

3.7.1<br />

Ensure that “green” is not used for abnormal<br />

conditions.<br />

Have the update rates been set such that they<br />

are acceptable for fault annunciation<br />

requirements and that the rates result in the<br />

system’s response within the PST E.<br />

Have the settings been defined according to a<br />

field device type setting, and minimal use has<br />

been made of channel specific settings<br />

For any non-standard configuration settings,<br />

have tests been defined and executed to 100%<br />

test the required operation<br />

3.7.1<br />

3.7.1<br />

3.7.1<br />

4.2.5 Processor and Other Configuration<br />

Description<br />

Reference<br />

If Peer-to-Peer <strong>com</strong>munications is used, are the<br />

timeouts set to ensure a response time less<br />

than that required by PST E<br />

3.10<br />

Has the diagnostic access password been set 3.6.2<br />

Password:<br />

Has the security has been set up on the IEC1131<br />

TOOLSET<br />

3.11.1<br />

Engineering supervisor password<br />

Engineer/ Application programmer password<br />

Maintenance engineer password<br />

General user password<br />

Doc No P8094 Page 78 of 67<br />

Issue 14 September 2003

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