DIAPER FEEDER Device
MATRIX CUBE
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P3 Programming Level
LFA m/min
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ADVANCED
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MENU P3
The P3 programming level allows you to setup 4 functionality:
1)
Offset reading/execution and Auto Offset enabling;
2)
Device operation mode;
3)
Access code to programmable function;
4)
DIAPER FEEDER identification code.
to select the P3 level.
to continue.
P3.1
OFFSET
By “offset” we means the calibration of the TS44 sensor’s mechanical clamping
position.
It clears possible measurement errors due to the different clamping position of the
device on machine. The displayed indication is the
actual
OFFSET
value resulting
from the clamping position of the device.
While lifting the yarn above the loading cell, press
to check whether the
stored
OFFSET
value corresponds to the
actual
OFFSET
value. If the two values are
different, press briefly
to align them.
You may either enable or disable the Automatic Offset function keeping
pressed for 3 seconds. If the function is disabled, then
AUTO
does not appear on
the display.
If it is enabled, then at every machine stop the device loosens the yarn until this is
completely relaxed and it carries out an automatic correction of the Offset value.
You are recommended to enable the Auto Offset function only for low
tensions (lower than 1.0 grams).
Auto-Calibration of the Loading Cell
Holding down
for 3 seconds you may activate the loading cell Auto-
Calibration function which brings back the Offset value to 5.0 grams
(factory
calibration value of DIAPER FEEDER devices)
.
During the auto-calibration process, an “
OFFSET INT
-
CALI
” message is temporarily
shown on the display.
to select the next parameter.
The auto-calibration function can be carried out only when using theTS44..
sensor (not available on TS4.. sensor).
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