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| ABOUT... | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Pulse™ Series Control Instruction Manual | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Column 5: ABORT "Abort Band Setting" Range of band: 0 to 999 deg F or 0 to 999 deg C Description: This parameter is based on a band value that follows a zone's setpoint and is NOT an actual setpoint temperature, but a value that resides above and below any given setpoint (band). This user-specified value should always be set larger than the alarm band described in Column 4 on page 19, otherwise an Abort alarm will always be reported. Abort not only reports an Abort condition on the alarm screen for a particular zone, but also initiates a function which is set by the user in the ABORT TYPE described in Column 7. For example: If an Abort band of 100F was selected in the Abort Band Setting and a temperature setpoint is set to 500F, an over-temperature abort will occur when the temperature exceeds 600F. Conversely, an under-temperature abort will occur when the temperature is below 400F. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| QUICK REFERENCE | ||||||||||||||||||||
| GETTING STARTED ................4 Unpacking Your Pulse ................4 What's Included..........................4 Pulse Cabinets............................5 Pulse Modules............................6 Heater & T/C Mold Cables..........8 Connecting AC Power................9 ABOUT..................................10 System Operation....................10 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Column 6: TYPE "Abort Type Function" Range of settings: NONE = When an Abort limit is exceeded, the abort is reported to the alarm screen and no special function is initiated. ZONE = When an Abort limit is exceeded, the abort is reported to the alarm screen and that particular zone's mode will be automatically changed to OFF. This function is primarily used in critical applications where, if a zone was to exceed a maximum limit, it's power would need to be shut off to prevent material from degrading in the hot runner system. SYSTEM = When an Abort limit is exceeded, the abort is reported to the alarm screen and the SYSTEM status is changed to STOP. This function is primarily used in a critical application where, if a primary (manifold) zone was to exceed a maximum limit, it's power would need to be shut off to prevent material from degrading in the hot runner system. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Pulse Screens............................12 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Help ........................................14 Main Screen ............................15 Zone Setup Parameters............18 System Setup Screen................31 File System ..............................34 Security....................................35 Alarm......................................38 Printing....................................40 HOW TO................................41 Shutting OFF the Alarm............41 Setting Up Multiple Zones........41 Troubleshooting........................42 SPECIFICATIONS ..................43 General....................................43 System ....................................43 WARRANTY ..........................44 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Column 7: T/C "Thermocouple Location" Range: 1 to 24 Description: This parameter sets the actual hard-wired T/C location to a specific zone. By default, all zones' T/Cs are set to the hard-wired location as displayed in column 1 "ZN". | ||||||||||||||||||||
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