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733.03<br />

REMAINS LATCHED, even through a power fail/recovery, until a RESET is<br />

issued by the front panel reset switch, or by the external test reset line.<br />

(b) Display the status <strong>of</strong> the Green, Yellow, <strong>and</strong> Red<br />

inputs <strong>of</strong> all channels, at the time the fault was latched. Ensure that a power loss<br />

does not affect the retention <strong>of</strong> this data. An acceptable alternative is to save status<br />

<strong>of</strong> all channels in memory <strong>and</strong> only display the latched fault.<br />

(7) Insertion/Removal <strong>of</strong> Unit. Ensure that it is possible to<br />

insert <strong>and</strong> remove the Monitor while the cabinet is energized without placing the<br />

cabinet into Flash operation provided that: The cabinet door remains open <strong>and</strong> the<br />

reset switch is held depressed while the unit is being inserted or removed. Any<br />

momentary disruption <strong>of</strong> field signal indications is less than 500 ms.<br />

(8) Microprocessor Use. If a microprocessor is used in the<br />

Monitor design, ensure that its program is written so that:<br />

(a) Integrity tests are performed periodically on each<br />

memory cell <strong>of</strong> each memory device, relevant to each device type.<br />

(b) Hardware external to the microprocessor circuits is<br />

employed to constantly sense proper microprocessor operation.<br />

(c) The Monitor reverts to a FAILED state if a fault is<br />

detected with the microprocessor or during integrity tests.<br />

(9) Front Panel Indicators. Ensure that the Monitor has<br />

red/yellow/green indicators for channel inputs <strong>and</strong> indicators to provide status <strong>and</strong><br />

failure detection information. Furnish a GREEN AC POWER indicator. Ensure<br />

that all indicators are clearly readable in direct sunlight. Arrange <strong>and</strong> label the<br />

indicators as shown below:<br />

(a) AC POWER. Illuminates when the incoming AC<br />

Line Voltage exceeds 103 ± 2V ac, <strong>and</strong> FLASHES during FAULT RELAY<br />

OPERATION.<br />

(b) VDC FAIL. Illuminates when the Monitor has<br />

detected a 24VDC failure.<br />

condition is detected.<br />

(c) CONFLICT. Illuminates when a conflicting signal<br />

(d) WDT ERROR. Illuminates when a Watchdog error<br />

is detected. Do not provide a switch or similar device to disable WDT monitoring.<br />

(e) PC AJAR. Illuminates when the Conflict Program<br />

Card is removed or is not properly seated in its connector.<br />

Monitor failure.<br />

(f) MON FAIL. Illuminates to indicate an internal<br />

(g) RED FAIL. Illuminates when the Monitor detects<br />

that there is no active output on any <strong>of</strong> the field outputs that comprise a monitored<br />

channel. Ensure that the failed channels are displayed on the corresponding<br />

channel indicators. If for any reason red fail is not enabled, ensure that the red fail<br />

indicator light flashes at approximately 2hertz.<br />

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