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    The document defines 6 different alarm or fault conditions for a leak detection system: 1) A vent fault occurs if pressure remains above a vent level threshold for too long. 2) An evacuation fault happens if pressure rises above a level after a time period. 3) An evacuation high pressure fault results from pressure exceeding 45 PSIG. 4) A helium charge fault is triggered if a charge level isn't met within a watchdog time. 5) A large leak detected fault rejects parts where pressure change exceeds a reject level before a test time ends.

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    The document defines 6 different alarm or fault conditions for a leak detection system: 1) A vent fault occurs if pressure remains above a vent level threshold for too long. 2) An evacuation fault happens if pressure rises above a level after a time period. 3) An evacuation high pressure fault results from pressure exceeding 45 PSIG. 4) A helium charge fault is triggered if a charge level isn't met within a watchdog time. 5) A large leak detected fault rejects parts where pressure change exceeds a reject level before a test time ends.

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    Smart Charge Ii Manual - Industrial Leak Detection Division: 861-018 Rev. E 29

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    SMART CHARGE II MANUAL - INDUSTRIAL LEAK DETECTION DIVISION

    V. ALARM/ FAULT CONDITION DEFINITION

    VENT FAULT: If the part pressure remains above the VENT LEVEL setpoint value,
    in excess of the VENT WATCHDOG time, the part is rejected and a
    VENT FAULT is displayed.

    EVACUATION FAULT: After the EVACUATION LEVEL setpoint has been reached; if the
    pressure level rises above the EVACUATION FAULT LEVEL after
    the duration of the EVACUATION TIME, the part is rejected and an
    EVACUATION FAULT is displayed.

    EVAC. HIGH PRESSURE: If the pressure rises above 45 PSIG at any time, the part is rejected
    and an EVAC HIGH PRESSURE fault is displayed.

    HELIUM CHARGE FAULT: If the HELIUM CHARGE LEVEL setpoint is not met within the
    HELIUM CHARGE WATCHDOG time, the part is rejected and a
    HELIUM CHARGE FAULT is displayed.

    LARGE LEAK DETECTED: If an increase in the pressure level of the part occurs, and this change
    value exceeds the programmed REJECT LEVEL setpoint before the
    LEAK TEST TIME is elapsed, the part is rejected and a LARGE
    LEAK DETECTED fault prompt is displayed.

    LEAK DETECTED FAULT: If an increase in the pressure level of the part occurs, and this
    differential change value exceeds the programmed REJECT LEVEL
    setpoint before the LEAK TEST TIME is elapsed, the part is rejected
    and a LEAK DETECTED FAULT prompt is displayed.

    LOW CHARGE FAULT: If a decrease in the pressure level of the part occurs, and this pressure
    change value exceeds the programmed LOW He. CHARGE
    DIFFERENTIAL setpoint before the completion of the SNIFF TEST
    TIME, the part is rejected and a LOW CHARGE FAULT prompt is
    displayed.

    861-018 Rev. E 29

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