
T400 Controller Facilities Manual
667/EB/20200/000 Page 9-14 Issue 9
Figure 21.15 indicates where to request the conditions required. In the example shown,
‘RR’ is returned when Manual mode is selected. Tying in with the intersection in
section 21 and Figure 21.8, Manual mode is a lower priority than UTC mode. The
‘RR’ bit is used to request the computer to release control so that the controller may
be operated manually. When NORMAL is selected on the mode buttons ‘RR’ will stop
being sent and the computer will automatically regain control.
9.3.4(j) Controller Fault (CF)
A ‘CF’ bit may be returned to indicate any of the following conditions:
(i) No lamp power
(ii) An entry in the controller fault log
(iii) Detector Fault monitor timed out
Figure 21.15 indicates where to request the conditions required. In the example shown
‘CF’ is returned when there is a controller fault, i.e. an entry in the controller fault log.
9.3.4(k) Lamps Off (LE)
An ‘LE’ reply bit may be returned to indicate that an ‘LO’ control bit to introduce
Part-time mode has been actioned.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(f)).
9.3.4(l) RTC Synchronisation Confirm to Stored Value (CC)
A ‘CC’ reply bit may be returned to indicate Real Time Clock load signal (TS) has
been received and actioned. The signal is maintained for a preset period, configurable
in 1 sec. steps but normally set to 3 secs.
Another reply bit ‘RT’ may be returned at a specified time configured within the
controller. When this time is reached the reply bit is activated for a preset period,
configurable in 1 sec steps but normally set to 3 secs.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(j)).
9.3.4(m) RTC Synchronisation Confirm (CC1)
A ‘CC1’ reply bit may be returned to confirm the synchronisation of the RTC. The
signal is maintained for a preset period, configurable in 1 sec. steps but normally set to
3 secs.
If the error at synchronisation is greater than +29 seconds, no synchronisation confirm
is returned.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(k)).
9.3.4(n) Take Over Confirm (TOR)
A ‘TOR’ reply bit may be returned to indicate that UTC mode is active.
See also 9.3.3(9.3.3(i)).
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