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The component setup screens are used to set parameters that are relevant to an individual
material hopper. Parameters include Control and Alarm parameters. A blender will have
multiple material hoppers and each hopper will have its own parameters. When first entering
the component setup screens the component 1 is always presented first. Along the right side
of the screen are (4) ‘Selection’ buttons with the component hopper names. The selected
component hopper is represented as the depressed button. If there are additional component
hoppers there are additional previous and next buttons to navigate through all component
hoppers. The set parameters shown will be for the selected component.
Component Device Sections
Control
: This page is for setting up control settings for the gate feeder hopper.
Alarm
: This screen sets parameters which control when a component alarm might occur.
Control
This page is for setting up control settings for the gate feeder hopper. Each feed hopper has
its own set of settings. Select the feed hopper by name using the [Component] selection but-
tons on the right side of the screen.
The basic component control settings are:
Advanced
: This button will present a popup window where additional less frequently used
parameters can be set.
Parameter
Default
Range
Security Description
Name
Component <x> [various 15
char]
Service
Each feeder has its own name. This is used on some
screens as well as with the reporting features.
Minimum Gate
Time (ms)
Various
[0:9999]
Setup
This value is the minimum amount of time that a feed
gate can be open. This is dependent on the size of the
gate on the hopper. Typically this value is set to 30.
Accuracy (%)
0.05
[0:100]
Setup
The gate feed tolerance.
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Summary of Contents for TrueBlend SB-4
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