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5.5.1.3 Program Operation
The Program Operation
button displays a “slide out” window with all automated program operations included.
Press the desired icon for quick access to any program operation. The “Select” icon can be used to select any
program stored for quick run operations.
5.5.2 Overview Screen
The Overview screen provides access to the system events as well as a convenient way to monitor and control
all loops and monitors configured in the system. Events are the ‘switches’ used to turn the digital outputs of
MCT on and off. These events can be manually turned on and off as well as programmed into automatic
ramp/soak programs so that they can be turned on and off at set time intervals.
NOTE: Not all digital outputs of MCT may be able to be controlled as event outputs. Depending upon the
configuration of MCT, some outputs may perform specific control or alarm functions. The use of each
output, and what it controls, is determined by the system designer. Consult section 10.8 Digital
Outputs and how to program them as event outputs or any of the other available control functions.
The names of events are also determined by the system designer. The screen shot below is an
example showing factory default event names. Consult section 9.5 Event Names in order to see how
to change the names of events so that their description in the list matches their function to avoid
operator confusion.