OS3030
Changing and Scanning the Basic Values
7. Output function parameters
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7. Output function parameters
Parameters still need to be entered for some output functions. The following
programming steps are displayed, depending on the output functions
selected in programming steps 6.1 and 6.2.
These parameters are only displayed if there is an IF plug-in card installed.
Dosing
Dosing time
As you program each
phase, specify whether or
not dosing is to take
place in that particular
phase. During this programming step, specify a dosing time of between 0
and 65,000 seconds. The dosing time applies for the phase selected. It is
interrupted early if you switch to another phase (production, rinse, mainte-
nance).
WARNING! If you set the time to 0 seconds, the dosing time runs from the
start of the selected phase to the end.
Dosing ON
Pulsed dosing can be set
for the time specified in
7.1. In this programming
step, specify a switch-on
time of between 0 and 999 seconds per pulse. If the time is set to 0
seconds, dosing runs continuously until the switch-off time (7.3) elapses.
The dosing time is the same as the time entered in 7.1.
Dosing OFF
In this programming step,
specify a switch-off time
of between 0 and 999
seconds per pulse.
Example 1:
7.1 =60 s
7.2 = 5s
7.3 = 7 s
5 dosing pulses, each lasting 5 seconds, start 7 seconds after the start of the
selected phase. There is a 7-second gap between pulses.
Example 2:
7.1 = 120 s
7.2 = 0
7.3 = 7 s
1 dosing pulse, lasting 120 seconds, starts 7 seconds after the start of the selected
phase.
Example 3:
7.1 = 0 s
7.2 = 15
7.3 = 10 s
Dosing pulses, each lasting 15 seconds, start 10 seconds after the start of the
selected phase and continue until the end of the phase. There is a 10-second gap
between pulses.
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