Pulse 1 Instruction Manual - Fast Heat - #13

During the operation of these sub-modes, the status of operation is indicated on the SYSTEM STATUS Indicator.

These status indicators are:

EVENSOAK (reference System Setup section on Evensoak for more details) BAKEOUT (reference System Setup section on Bakeout for more details)

• BOOST = System is set to Boost setpoints for the duration of the Boost timer for zones that have a Boost setpoint that is set higher than the temperature setpoint (reference SYSTEM SETUP section for more information on the Boost function).

• IDLE = System is set to Idle setpoints for the duration of the Idle timer for zones that have an Idle setpoint that is set lower than the temperature setpoints.

The Screen Status Indicator indicates the current screen in operation. There are a total of 13 screens, consisting of:

MAIN = Main operating screen.

TEMP GRAPH = Temperature horizontal bar graph.

POWER GRAPH = Power horizontal bar graph.

ZONE Setup = Setup zone's alarm and T/C location settings.

ZONE Limits = Setup zone's setpoint limits.

ZONE Boost/Idle = Setup zone's Boost and Idle setpoint.

ZONE PID = View or change a zone's PID settings.

SYSTEM = System setup screen where global parameters are changed.

FILE = File recipe selection screen.

SECURITY = Security password entry screen.

SECURITY Setup = Change access to various security levels.

ALARM = Indicates alarm status on all zones.

PRINT = Prints one of five available reports.

Please Note: For more information on these screens reference their individual sections in this manual.

The File In Use Indicator will indicate the current file that is being used as selected in the FILE screen (reference the FILE Screen section of this manual for more information). Any one of 10 stored files can be selected.

The Security Level Indicator will indicate the current level of security that is in use. To access or change Security parameters, reference the Security and Security Setup section of this manual.

At the bottom of the screen, there are four highlighted sections which correspond to the function-buttons directly below them. These are known as Screen function buttons and are named F1 through F4 (from left to right - reference the diagram of the MAIN SCREEN, page 12).

Each screen has corresponding text signifying what the buttons will do for that particular screen. To view more details on the function of these buttons, reference the various screen explanations in this section.