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| GETTING STARTED J | |||||||||||||||||||
| Pulse™ Series Control Instruction Manual | |||||||||||||||||||
| PULSE MODULES CPU Module The CPU module controls all of the Pulse's and Display Unit's main functions. It is modular and easily removable in case of a problem. The CPU module can only be inserted in slot 1 of the Pulse cabinet (refer to the cabinet layout drawing on page 4). There are 5 status lights on the CPU module which indicate the status of the Pulse system and module itself: CPU WATCHDOG LED 1 (green): ON = indicates the CPU watchdog is operating properly Blinking = indicates the CPU watchdog is being reset MICRO FUNCTION LED 2 (green): ON (Fast Blinking) = indicates the module is functioning properly ON (Does Not Blink) = indicates microprocessor has failed OFF or Slow Blinking = indicates failure in CPU module + 12V POWER SUPPLY UNIT LED 3 (red): ON = power supply is missing OFF = power supply is present + 24V POWER SUPPLY UNIT LED 4 (red): ON = power supply is missing OFF = power supply is present - 12 V POWER SUPPLY UNIT LED 5 (red): ON = power supply is missing OFF = power supply is present | |||||||||||||||||||
| 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 WARRANTY ..........................44 | |||||||||||||||||||
| T/C Module The T/C module controls 12 individual thermocouple inputs on one board. Robust thermocouple and board protection circuitry ensures maximum protection against improper grounding commonly found hot runner systems. Each input is fused on both sides with a 0.125A axial fuse which is easily replaced on the board via it's socket. The T/C module can only be inserted in slots 2 or 3 in the Pulse cabinet (refer to the cabinet layout drawing on page 4). There is 1 status light on the T/C module: LED 1 (T/C Status Light) ON = T/C module functioning correctly OFF = T/C module has a failure | |||||||||||||||||||
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