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| ABOUT... | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Pulse™ Series Control Instruction Manual | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Line 1: FAST TUNE "FT2 - Fast Tune Technology" Selection: ON or OFF Description: Fast Tune is the self-tuning feature of the Pulse Control System. When this parameter is set to ON, FT2 will be initiated as part of the Startup Function (when the RUN button is pressed). Tuning parameters are determined through internal models, after which the tuning parameters are stored in the selected file. At the next run, the model parameters are already stored in the file setup and are used for that file. Please note that once Fast Tune has performed on a FILE, the parameter is automatically turned off and does not need to be run again. Note: Prior to re-running FT2 on a FILE, all zone's temperatures will need a 50 degree differential. If one or more zones are less than 50 degrees from setpoint during the Startup function, the Pulse will wait until all zones' temperatures have dropped past the limit before performing Fast Tune. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 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 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 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Line 2: EVENSOAK "Evensoak HR System" Selection: ON or OFF Description: Evensoak is a safety feature that, when activated, will startup the hot runner system properly in order to assist in the prevention of leakage. Evensoak works in conjunction with the ZONE NAME parameter that is described in the MAIN screen. Using the ZONE NAME parameters: CAV = Cavity or Drop MNP = Primary Manifold or Single Manifold Application MNS = Secondary Manifold SPR = Sprue or Heated Nozzle USR = User Defined Zone The Evensoak sequence is as follows: the MNP (Primary Manifold) will be brought to setpoint first. Once the primary manifold has reached setpoint, the MNS (Secondary Manifold) will be brought to setpoint. After both the primary and secondary manifolds have reached setpoint, all other zones (drops) are brought to setpoint. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Line 3: BAKE OUT "System BakeOut" Selection: ON or OFF Description: Bakeout is a safety feature that, when activated, performs the ground fault bakeout for the entire hot runner system. BAKEOUT works in conjunction with the user-defined settings just below it: Line 4: Bakeout timer = Timer value that Bakeout operates in. Line 5: Bakeout power = Power level Bakeout reaches when the timer is done. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| SPECIFICATIONS General................. System ................. WARRANTY ........ | .43 | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Line 6: TC AUTO COMP "Thermocouple Loss Auto Compensation" Selection: ON or OFF Description: T/C Auto Comp is a safety feature that, when activated, acts as a means to continue applying power to a zone when a thermocouple fails (open or short). There are two methods used to compensate for a lost T/C: Auto Comp Level 1 and Auto Comp Level 2. Auto Comp Level 1 (ACL1) is the primary compensation routine that runs when a thermocouple fails. In order for ACL1 to run, an automatic analysis is performed during the Startup Function which determines | ||||||||||||||||||||
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