Fluidwell D030-P Series, User Manual

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User manual D030-P Batch Controller
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How To Read This Manual
This guide consists of the following main sections:
Power up, Power down and Storage of the D030-P
Your D030-P was shipped to you in a cardboard box and may be equipped with battery
power. During transport the unit was switched off (shelf mode).
• If your D030-P is equipped with a battery you can press
START
twice to power it up.
• To power your D030-P down you must perform the following steps:
a Press and hold
PROG
for 7 seconds. (See "Password Protection" on page 19 when
password protected.)
b Setup is indicated. Use to go to Setup Menu 4 — "Power Management"
c Next press twice to go to
42 "Battery Mode" and press
PROG
d You enter menu 42. Select
shelf
and press
PROG
to switch the unit off.
Storage and Hot Spare Configuration
When storing or transporting the D030-P, put the unit back in
shelf
mode and store it
at room temperature, in a dry place and in the original box.
Caution:
• Before operating, configuring, opening or installing the D030-P you are expected to
have read and understood all relevant sections in this manual.
• Before operation the D030-P MUST be installed in compliance with the installation
instructions as described in "Installation Instructions" on page 8.
chapter 1: "Introduction" on page 1 Provides an introduction and technical overview of the
D030-P Batch Controller.
chapter 2: "Specifications of the D030-P" on page 4 Provides an overview of the D030-P specifications.
chapter 3: "Installation Instructions" on page 8 Provides mechanical and electrical installation instructions.
chapter 4: "Configuring the D030-P" on page 18 Provides an overview of configuration commands and
programming sequence of the D030-P.
chapter 5: "Operating the D030-P" on page 27 Provides operating instructions for the daily use of the
D030-P.
chapter 6: "Maintenance" on page 31 Provides maintenance instructions.
Note:
Before storing you may want to consider configuring a spare unit with identical settings
as an active unit in the field. This way you have created a “hot spare” which can be
taken from shelf and field mounted within minutes by electrical engineers.
SETUP
SETUP