Ca-Vs, Ca-Ve | Carrier Container Refrigeration Unit guide

Table 1-5 Controlled Atmosphere (CA) Events Recorded in the DataCORDER -- Continued

Event	When Event Occurs	Data	Limits
	Whenever O2 Air Cal-	New calibration value; Result	Last 2 per hour, last
O2 Air Calibration	Whenever O2 Air Cal-	(pass, fail, or low) Source (key-	Last 2 per hour, last
O2 Air Calibration	ibration is completed	(pass, fail, or low) Source (key-	10 per day
		pad, communications, or timer)
	Whenever O2 Gas Cal-	New calibration value; Result	Last 2 per hour, last
O2 Gas Calibration	Whenever O2 Gas Cal-	(pass or fail) Source (keypad,	Last 2 per hour, last
O2 Gas Calibration	ibration is completed	(pass or fail) Source (keypad,	10 per day
		communications, or timer)
	Whenever CO Zero Cal-	New calibration value; Result	Last 2 per hour, last
CO2 Zero Calibration	2	(pass or fail, no gas) Source (key-	10 per day
CO2 Zero Calibration	ibration is completed	(pass or fail, no gas) Source (key-	10 per day
		pad, communications, or timer)
	Whenever the Tempera-	Type: normal, or active at mid-
Lockout Start	ture Controller initiates a	Type: normal, or active at mid-	First 1 per hour
Lockout Start	ture Controller initiates a	night	First 1 per hour
	lockout of CA operation	night
	lockout of CA operation

	Whenever the Tempera-
Lockout End	ture Controller enables	NA	Last 1 per hour.
	CA operation.
CA Configuration	Any time the CA unit	Configuration variables	Last 2 per hour, last
Change	configuration changes	Configuration variables	10 per day
Change	configuration changes		10 per day
		N2 purity values for last low, me-
CA Nitrogen Test	Any time a nitrogen test	dium, and high flow tests, and	Last 2 per hour, last
	Any time a nitrogen test	flags to indicate whether low,	Last 2 per hour, last
	is completed	flags to indicate whether low,	10 per day
	is completed	medium and high values are in	10 per day
		medium and high values are in
		range
	Any time ‘‘service the fil-	Filter hours expired; filter hours
	ter’’ hours or compressor	reset; compressor hours expired;
	hours expires or is reset,	reset; compressor hours expired;
CA Service Activity	hours expires or is reset,	compressor hours reset; O2 sen-	First 1 per hour
CA Service Activity	or the O sensor’s life is	compressor hours reset; O2 sen-	First 1 per hour
	detected2to be low, or the	sor life low; O2 sensor expired;
	O2 sensor is detected re-	filter, compressor, and total run
	O2 sensor is detected re-	hours
	placed
CA Software Upgrade	Any time the CA soft-	New software version	Last 1 per day
CA Software Upgrade	ware revision changes	New software version	Last 1 per day
	ware revision changes
	Any time the CA Con-
CA Controller Replaced	troller serial number	New serial number	Last 1 per day
	changes
Door Lock (CA-DL)	Any time the CA door is	NA	Last 1 per hour
Door Lock (CA-DL)	locked by the Controller	NA	Last 1 per hour
	locked by the Controller
	Any time the CA door is
Door Unlock (CA-UL)	unlocked by the Control-	NA	Last 1 per hour
	ler
Vent Mode Start	Any time CA vent mode	NA	Last 1 per hour
(CA-VS)	is initiated	NA	Last 1 per hour
(CA-VS)	is initiated
Vent Mode End	Any time CA vent mode	NA	Last 1 per hour
(CA-VE)	is terminated	NA	Last 1 per hour
(CA-VE)	is terminated

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