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| ABOUT... | ||||||||||||||||||
| Pulse™ Series Control Instruction Manual | ||||||||||||||||||
| The alarm button can be pressed any time from any screen. When the alarm ALARM (System Alarm) | ||||||||||||||||||
| 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 SPECIFICATIONS ..................43 General....................................43 System ....................................43 | ||||||||||||||||||
| sounder and light have been activated by the Pulse due to an error and the alarm button is pressed, The Pulse will first turn off the alarm light and silence the sounder, then it will show the alarm screen. The alarm screen is designed to view at-a-glance the alarm status for the entire system on a single screen. There are two options to returning back to the normal screens. Pressing the function button marked MAIN will return the screen back to the MAIN screen and pressing GRAPH will return the screen to the Temperature Graph screen. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Alarm Error Explanation OPEN TC (open thermocouple) Problem: The thermocouple in the zone has been detected as open. Action taken by Pulse: 1. Alarm light and sounder are turned on. 2. If Auto Comp has been turned on by the user in the Pulse control system: and the zone has another zone that is similar in thermal properties that zone will be automatically SLAVED to the similar zone. (reference SLAVE function under Zone setup for more information). and the zone does not have another zone that is similar in thermal properties (determined by the Pulse during the Startup Function) and the zone has achieved setpoint the zone's last average power will be applied to the load (forced manual mode). For more information on Auto Comp reference the Auto Comp section, page 32 of this manual. | ||||||||||||||||||
| REV TC (reversed thermocouple) Problem: The thermocouple in the zone was wired in reverse. Action taken by Pulse: The Alarm light and sounder are turned on and REV TC is indicated on the alarm screen. | ||||||||||||||||||
| WARRANTY | .44 | |||||||||||||||||
| SHORT TC (shorted thermocouple) Problem: The thermocouple in the zone has been detected as shorted. Action taken by Pulse: 1. Alarm light and sounder are turned on. 2. If Auto Comp has been turned on in the Pulse control system: and the zone has another zone that is similar in thermal properties that zone will be automatically SLAVED to the similar zone. (reference SLAVE function under Zone setup for more information). | ||||||||||||||||||
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