Belanger SABER SL-2, Programming And Operations Manual

Page: 11 / 68

SL2: 1063 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION
1MANUL294 Belanger, Inc. * PO BOX 5470 * Northville, MI 48167-5470 * Ph (248) 349-7010 * Fax (248) 380-9681
1-1
Queue
Chapter 1 Operator Interface/Standard User Screens
E-1063 Screen Key
•
The row of boxes displays the ten packages in QUEUE, 0 if not
present
• The field to the right of the arrow is where you will enter the next
available Package
•
“Loader” shows the wash that is being evaluated to load
•
“Wash” shows the vehicle that has been pulled from loader.
typically occurs when the vehicle has entered the Photo-Eye beam
The Queue keeps track of the packages that vehicles will receive. It can keep track of up to 10 vehicles at a time.
Package selections can be entered into the “Queue” from the screen ONLY. The POS will enter selections directly
into the Loader.
Values entered into the Queue will be inserted to the right of the last position entered. If package is the first entered
into Queue, it will be inserted into the left most position. As washes are used, the Queue will shift all packages to the
left one place until all washes are shifted into the Loader.
Note:
POS will NOT use QUEUE; it will insert selections directly into the Loader.
When the system is ready to accept another vehicle into the wash, the Loader will be shifted into wash if Entrance
operation 1 “On Condition” is met.
Entrance Operation 1 will need to be configured even if not used in packages.
Note:
See Entrance Operation 1 for conditions to move package from Loader to
wash.
Data
E-1063 Screen Key
•
The middle column displays total of each package used since last
package reset
• Today Column displays total of each package used since
midnight
•
Total Field displays total of combined packages until “Total Reset”
• Cycles Field displays total of combined packages that are “Non
Re-settable”
The middle column shows accumulation of packages since last time the Package Reset was pressed.
The “Today” column shows accumulation of packages since midnight.
Pressing “Reset All” will clear the values of the total data and package data accumulated since Reset All was last
pressed.