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Alarms, Warnings, and Failures Alarms, warnings, and failures are designed to alert you with specific details when a problem occurs so that you can take appropriate corrective action. System alarms, VRM alarms, VRM warnings, and VRM Failures will always notify the user in certain ways, other notification options are programmable. Figure 7 shows an example of two System Alarms, and one VRM alarm.All active alarms can be viewed from the LCD by pressing the Alarm button, (1) , at the bottom of the LCD. Once the alarm goes inactive it will disappear from the Home/Alarm page but will remain stored in memory.Any outputs that are programmed to activate based on alarms will go active. These outputs can be customized to activate based on specific alarms or all alarms in the Rules setup. System Alarms System alarms are non-application related alarms. These alarms are usually related to hardware such as an internal module is offline or a printer problem. Figure 7 [Home]/Alarms Alarm 10/26/05 R Pressure Sensor Open Circuit 14:12 M S F ut 1 Alarm10/26/05 Y ut Error 14:12 S S Slot 4 Alarm 10/17/05 Y Probe module is offline 15:16 S 14:16 10126/05 VRM Alarms Vapor Recovery alarms are hardware problems related to the Vapor Recovery Monitoring application. VRM alarms will be generated immediately with a flashing RED LED.A VRM alarm will not cause a dispenser(s) shutdown. VRM Warnings and Failures VRM Warnings and Failures are monitoring alarms related only to the Vapor Recovery Monitoring application. These Warnings and Failures are directly related to the CP-201 ISD requirement to monitor collection and containment of the vapor recovery system.A VRM warning will occur when either a fueling collection point or the entire vapor containment does not meet the operating thresholds.A warning is the first sign of a vapor recovery problem.A VRM failure will follow the warning if the specific problem with the vapor recovery component does not get fixed within the monitoring time period. This failure will cause either a single or site shutdown, depending on the type. The following provides more detail on the specific warning and failure types. Vapor Collection Warning and Failure Vapor collection warning and failures (A/L)generally occur due to poor or no vapor being returned to the underground storage tank during fueling transactions. The VRM system makes both a daily and weekly assessment on the quantity of the vapor collection. If the collection is below the lower failure limit or above the higher failure limit, then the VRM will go into alarm. Upon a Vapor Collection Warning condition, it is highly recommended to get the fueling point(s)serviced as soon as possible. If a fueling point goes untreated, then the VRM will issue a failure alarm and shut down the affected dispenser. If this condition occurs, the entire dispenser should be placed out of service until a Franklin Fueling Systems certified technician can troubleshoot the problem.All other dispenser will remain in operation. See Appendix A for the Alarm Code description and possible solution, or the Vapor Recovery Monitoring Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide available on the Franklin Fueling Systems Web site: www.franklinfuelina.com. 11-22 CANB Approved IOM 11-INCON Vapor Recovery Monitoring(VRM)-Executive Order VR-202