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Setup
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Setup
Navigating Setup and Data Entry
UP and DOWN Arrows:
•
Press both the UP and DOWN Arrows
simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter
SETUP.
•
Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to
navigate screens in the up or down
direction.
•
Use these buttons to adjust parameters and data
values.
RIGHT Arrow:
•
Use this button to move the cursor to
the right or to select menu items.
•
Use this button to save any parameter
changes.
LEFT Arrow:
•
Use this button to move the cursor to
the left.
•
Use this button to navigate to the
previous screen. This cancels any parameter
change made.
Change Settings
Press both the UP and DOWN Arrow buttons
simultaneously for three seconds to enter SETUP and to
change settings.
Note: Setting changes are not saved until Accept is
selected.
While in SETUP, if a button is not pushed for 1 minute
the Lubrication Controller returns to idle.
Mode
Choose either Interval or End On, but both must be set
up before the Lubrication Controller will be configured
for your application.
Interval
Configures how frequently the GLC X lubricates the
product.
•
Select either Timer Interval or Machine Count
Interval.
Timer Interval
This sets up how frequently lubrication occurs.
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Interval: defines the time between lubrication
events.
The idle time shows interval time minus the
lubrication time. If the interval time is 30 minutes
and the lubrication time is 1 minute, then after a
lubrication event the idle time is 29 minutes. The
lubrication events will then be spaced by 30 minutes
(Interval Time).
Machine Count Interval
This configures the device to wait for a specific
number of machine actions between lubrication
events.
The actions must be presented to the device as a
machine count input. This is a digital signal input,
similar to a proximity switch that would be used for
Cycle mode.
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Timeout Option: enables/disables an interval
backup timeout.
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Interval: when timeout is enabled, this feature
defines the backup timeout for machine count.
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Timeout Action: select the action taken (either Lube
or Alarm) when a machine count timeout occurs.
Lube: the lubrication event starts if the target
machine counts do not occur within the user defined
time.
Alarm: an alarm occurs if the targeted machine
counts do not occur within the user defined time.