Future Design MCT-MC 4.3, User Manual

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MCT-MC
4.3
Basic Operation - 57 - FDC MCT-MC
5.5.1.2 Manual Operation
The Manual Operation button displays a “slide out” window providing access to all events programmed for the
system. To turn each event and its corresponding output on or off, simply press the button associated with the
event. Slide the list up or down as necessary to view additional events if more are programmed than can be
displayed in the window at one time.
NOTE: The MC loop controls can provide up to 3 event outputs each (for a total of 30 events). Depending
upon the configuration of MC, some outputs may perform specific control or alarm functions. The use
of each output, and what it controls, is determined by the system designer. If there are questions or
concerns about the configuration and operation of your MC controller, contact your OEM for further
information. Only your OEM can address equipment related issues.
The names of events are also determined by the system designer. The screen shot above is an
example. Consult section 9.3 on Event Names on how to change the names of events.
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. The “Settings” icon provides access to the program mode selections.