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14.0 AUTO PRE-LUBE / POST-LUBE OPTION
14.1 If enabled, AUTO PRE-LUBE is initiated by either a local contact closure of the reset
terminals on the terminal board or by the receipt of the appropriate serial command string.
To enable pre-lube the AUTO PRE-LUBE / POST-LUBE option must be selected when
configuring the system from the PC. The pre-lube time can be set from 0 to 999 seconds.
Upon initiation of the external reset, OUTPUT #4 on the power supply module will be
activated and remain activated for the length of the pre-lube timer and up to the configured
pre-lube RPM setpoint. The display will show “STATUS PRE-LUBE” on the top line
indicating that OUTPUT #4 is active. Upon the time out of the pre-lube timer and the
configured pre-lube RPM setpoint OUTPUT #4 will normalize and the display will return to
“TIMERS ACTIVE” or if the timers active timer has timed out “RUNNING”. Pre-lube will be
aborted by the detection of any monitored fault or the activation of the STOP key. If the pre-
lube timer is set to zero the system will act as though auto pre-lube was not configured.
RPM must be at zero during the activation of the remote reset to activate the pre-lube timer.
14.2 If enabled, AUTO POST-LUBE is initiated by the detection of any monitored fault or the
activation of the STOP key.
To enable the post-lube the AUTO PRE-LUBE / POST-LUBE option must be selected when
configuring the system from the PC. The post-lube time can be set from 0 to 999 seconds.
Upon the detection of any monitored fault or the activation of the STOP key, OUTPUT #4 on
the power supply module will be activated and remain activated for the length of the post-
lube timer. Upon the time out of the post-lube timer OUTPUT #4 will normalize. Pre-lube
can be aborted by activation of either the CANCEL TIMERS key or the RESET key. If the
post-lube timer is set to zero the system will act as though auto post-lube was not configured.
A pre-lube / post-lube panel indicator can be tied to OUTPUT #4 indicating when the lube
pump is active.
15.0 SPEED SWITCH OPTION
15.1 A user configurable speed switch function is available to activate pumps etc. at a specified
speed. OUTPUT #3 on the power supply module will be activated by the speed switch. The
speed switch RPM is configured in the terminal program. Upon reaching the set speed,
OUTPUT #3 on the power supply module will be activated and remain activated as long as
the RPM is above the switch setting. When the RPM goes below the switch setting OUTPUT
#3 will normalize. There is a 10 RPM hysteresis at the switch point.
16.0 THE HOURMETER AND SERVICE METER
16.1 The hourmeter and the servicemeter are active with a speed signal from either the Ignition
or the pickup input located on the power supply. The range for the each meter is 99999
hours. The hourmeter counts up by one hour and the servicemeters count down by one
hour. There are 11 configurable servicemeters; the desired messages and service intervals
are selected when programming the DE-2200 system. The service hours can only be
changed by using the terminal program and the PC. The hourmeter can be pre-set or reset
by using the menu on the display module. The servicemeters can be reset using the F2 key.
