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| Pulse™ Series Control Instruction Manual | |||||||||||||||||||
| what the similarities between zones are. This information is then stored in the FILE and is used to automatically SLAVE a zone to another. In order for Slaving to work, a few criteria must be met: 1. There must be a zone that is similar to the failed zone. 2. There must be a similarity in setpoints. If either one of the criteria isn't met, the zone then performs Auto Comp Level 2. Auto Comp Level 2 (ACL2) is the secondary compensation routine that runs if ACL1 cannot be used. During the operation of the zone, a number of power levels are stored in memory for a particular zone. When a thermocouple fails and ACL1 cannot be performed on that zone, ACL2 will output an average of the power levels stored in memory. In a sense, this zone is placed into a "MANUAL" mode. | |||||||||||||||||||
| SECTION REFERENCE ABOUT..................................10 System Operation....................10 RUN........................................10 STOP........................................10 BOOST....................................10 IDLE ........................................11 Navigate/Change Values..........11 Pulse Screens............................12 Help ........................................14 Main Screen ............................15 Zone Main Setup......................18 Zone Limits Setup....................21 Zone Boost/Idle Setup..............25 Zone PID Setup........................28 System Setup Screen................31 File System ..............................34 Security....................................35 Security Setup..........................36 Alarm......................................38 Printing....................................40 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 7: TC TYPE "Thermocouple Type Selection" Selection: J or K Description: T/C Type allows for the selection of either type J or type K thermocouples to be used. Note: Internal wiring is compensated copper but proper type thermocouple mold cables should be used in order to maintain calibration. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 8: TEMP SCALE "Temperature Scale" Selection: F or C Description: Two types of temperature scales are available on the Pulse; Fahrenheit or Celsius. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 9: BOOST TIMER "Boost System Timer" Selection: hh:mm:ss (hours, minutes, seconds); maximum limit is 99:59:59 Description: This BOOST TIMER is the timer used to time the duration of the Boost function. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 10: IDLE TIMER "Idle System Timer" Selection: hh:mm:ss (hours, minutes, seconds); maximum limit is 99:59:59 Description: This IDLE TIMER is the timer used to time the duration of the Idle function. Note: When the IDLE TIMER is set to 99:59:59 it will not "time-out". This setting allows the Idle timer to be on for an indefinite amount of time. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 11: SCREEN CONTRAST "Screen Contrast Adjustment" Settings: 0 to 100 Description: Adjusts screen contrast - typical setting between 45 to 55 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Line 12: SCREEN BRIGHTNESS "Screen Brightness Adjustment" Settings: 0 to 100 Description: Adjusts screen brightness to desired level. | |||||||||||||||||||
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