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SM 1050 Switch-mode power supplies for 3 kW magnetron
returned to normal level the alarm is cancelled;
b) a comparision error has been detected between
output current level vs reference signal: in this case the
equipment tries to restart every second.
c) overcurrent. It's a permanent alarm: to reset switch-off or
disable the equipment at least 3 seconds.
Important note about alarms: any alarm condition, whether temporary or permanent, causes
block of the equipment, which means no output power. Pls refer to next chapter "Alarms
informations" for more explanations.
TUBE OVERTEMP.(red): OFF for no overtemperature alarms.
ON for magnetron overtemperature (or when the related connection
is not grounded). It is designed to work with a thermoswitch
normally closed to ground.
This is a temporary alarm: when the magnetron temperature comes
back to normal, then the alarm is cancelled without user's intervention:
the equipment restarts and reaches the presetted anode current level.
ARC DETECTION (red): OFF for no arc detection into the waveguide.
ON when an arc is detected (or when the related input connection is
not grounded): it is designed to work with an arc detector normally
closed to ground. If the arc detector is not installed then connect
the related input pin to ground (refer to wiring diagram at page 15)
This is a temporary alarm: after 1 second from the stop, the equipment
cancels the alarm and restart without user's intervention.
OVERVOLT (red): OFF: no alarm
ON: anodic overvoltage > 5kV for period longer than 500 msec.
This is a permanent alarm: to reset the alarm condition user must
switch-off or disable the equipment at least 3 seconds.
LEAKAGE (red): OFF: no alarm
ON: current leakage detected by high voltage dropping under 2 kV
for period longer than 1 msec.
This is a permanent alarm: to reset the alarm condition the user must
switch-off or disable the equipment for at least 3 seconds
ENABLE (green): OFF: output power is OFF.
ON: enabling signal is present: the equipment produces output power at
the level set by reference signal.
Alarm information:
There are two types of alarms: temporary and permanent.
Any alarm condition, whether temporary or permanent, causes the block of the equipment, which means no
output power.
Temporary alarms are not severe and/or simple to understand and remove (i.e. overtemperature of the
magnetron): are called "temporary" because the alarm condition is not stored and when the cause of the alarm
is removed -and the enabling signal is still present- then the equipment restarts and reaches the preset power
level.
The permanent alarms are severe alarms which may indicate failure of the equipment and/or a danger
situation (i.e. current leakage): the alarm condition is stored and the equipment needs a reset procedure to
start again.