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K47001 Autoignition Apparatus

Operation and Instruction Manual

K47001-Manual

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5.3 Display Menu Navigation

The display provides the user with the ability to select text based menu navigation, much like the typical file
menu system of a PC, as well as an icon based navigation system like that of a “smart” device. The user can
switch back and forth between the two from the Setup menu.

Text Based Navigation

Icon Based/Slide Page Navigation

The available menu items are dependent upon the OEM configuration of the display. Not all of the menu
items shown may be available on your system. The following information is provided as an overview of the
full navigational menus for the display.

Home Menu

The home menu is the top level, default menu provided when the display first powers on. Pressing the menu
(monitor) icon will display the main menu offering the selections shown below.

Active Page
Indicator (1 of 3)

Touch and drag

finger across

screen to switch

between menu

pages.

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Summary of Contents for K47001

Page 1: ...ore Avenue Bohemia New York 11716 1796 USA Toll Free 1 800 878 9070 US only Tel 1 631 589 3800 Fax 1 631 589 3815 http www koehlerinstrument com e mail info koehlerinstrument com Petroleum Testing Ana...

Page 2: ...ormance with the applicable standards set forth in this certification Specifications ASTM E659 This unit is tested before it leaves the factory to ensure total functionality and compliance to the abov...

Page 3: ...rface 5 5 Operation 7 5 1 General Notes 7 5 2 Maintenance and fault clearance 7 5 3 Display Menu Navigation 8 Notifications 19 Control Loops Single Set point Operation 20 Event Control 23 Process Moni...

Page 4: ...years At Koehler the primary focus of our business is providing you with the full support of your laboratory testing needs Our products are backed by our staff of technically knowledgeable trained sp...

Page 5: ...at http siri uvm edu or http www sigma aldrich com Disposal Upon delivery the furnace does not contain any material which is to be classified as hazardous waste However process residues may collect in...

Page 6: ...WARNING For safety disconnect the power when performing any maintenance and or cleaning 3 2 3 Initial Heating Procedure To dry out the brick lining and to create an oxide protection layer on the resi...

Page 7: ...information help icon will display text based help associated with the current screen Help is available in 28 languages based on the user selection in the offline setup of section of the display The...

Page 8: ...he next available loop or chart Pressing and holding the arrow keys will continue the item scrolling until the last step of the program is reached or the button is released IMPORTANT Do not use any sh...

Page 9: ...nd is switched on automatically when the door is closed Do not open the furnace when it is hot If the furnace must be opened at high temperatures do this as quickly as possible Wear personal protectiv...

Page 10: ...xt Based Navigation Icon Based Slide Page Navigation The available menu items are dependent upon the OEM configuration of the display Not all of the menu items shown may be available on your system Th...

Page 11: ...old and Halt menu items allow quick access to these functions if a program is already downloaded to the display loop controls The Device menu provides access to the display controller settings These i...

Page 12: ...splay Settings and Data file functions which include file utilities FTP WAN back up settings as well as the historical data viewer Slide page 2 provides access to automatic ramp soak program actions E...

Page 13: ...ext Based Program Menu The View menu provides navigation to the program view screens These include the Status Entry and Settings screens The File menu provides functions needed to create open save and...

Page 14: ...ions needed to create open save and delete automatic ramp soak programs Slide page 2 provides all of the functions needed to edit programs These include Copy Paste Insert and Remove step as well as th...

Page 15: ...oop Tuning screen The Set menu provides access to settings Alarm set points control loop set point Limits Event tagnames Navigation type selection and Communications options The Email menu provides se...

Page 16: ...ide page provides access to the display controller settings These include options for Navigation type control loop set point Limits Alarm set points loop Tuning Event tagname entry and Email server se...

Page 17: ...d ramp soak program is not running and data logging is turned off Text Based Offline Setup Menu The View menu provides navigation back to the display device settings menu The Set menu provides access...

Page 18: ...Slide page 1 provides navigation back to the device Settings menu Clock Display settings About the display and Exit application screens temperature Units selection Language import export Configuration...

Page 19: ...n and digital Signature screens The File menu provides functions for opening and deleting historical data log files The Data menu provides access to the main Data screen for starting and stopping data...

Page 20: ...user can select which items are to be logged Historical data file functions are provided for Opening and Deleting historical files and viewing setting data file Annotations and digital Signatures The...

Page 21: ...e alarm status including the most recent alarm Data logging status including active file name and the length and logging rate set Security status including the current user Audit trail active inactive...

Page 22: ...buttons will not be shown The loop name shown at the top right of the loop view will update as each loop is shown The unit display field will update as well in order to provide the user with the unit...

Page 23: ...ue for cooling Start This button starts the automatic ramp soak program currently loaded in the loop control During program operation the button text will change to Hold Pressing the button will place...

Page 24: ...g is set to All the current program loaded field for the primary loop will display the program information All other slave loops will indicate that they are under set point control of the primary loop...

Page 25: ...r 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 below is an example showing...

Page 26: ...rom a minimum of 6 seconds for time periods of 72 minutes or less up to a maximum of 120 seconds for 1440 minutes 24 hours The Labels button allows the user to cycle through each of the configured plo...

Page 27: ...Right axis The left axis is the default axis selection If none of the channels are assigned to the right axis the axis will not be shown on the chart Once the channel selections have been made press...

Page 28: ...figuration and operation of your the display controller contact your OEM for further information Only your OEM can address equipment related issues Alarm Monitor The Alarm screen is accessed from the...

Page 29: ...en to a file Alarm file names are listed as month_day_year The Open file button will display a dialog box where the user can select any alarm file to view NOTE If no alarms occurred on a given day an...

Page 30: ...ns for creating editing programs Settings Set program operating mode and primary loop File menu New Clears all current program entries Open Provides file open dialog to select a program from memory Sa...

Page 31: ...nto a master slave program operation While in single set point static mode each loop control operates independently from the others However when an automatic program is started the loop defined as the...

Page 32: ...racters long However the display only uses the first 14 characters of the program name for display updates and record keeping When naming programs try to keep the name limited to 14 characters in orde...

Page 33: ...creen Begin by selecting the desired ramp or soak step type available selections are ramp soak jump and end The jump and end step types are discussed in the following sections To enter the set point f...

Page 34: ...to determine what additional time may be needed in order to make sure that the process reaches set point before starting the soak time Setting Step Set Point and Ramp Rate If the ramp units are set f...

Page 35: ...ep state and all event outputs will turn off and remain off until the user halts program operation Upon stopping the program the event outputs will then return to their static settings NOTE The step e...

Page 36: ...made which signifies infinite looping If the user enters 10 000 for the cycle count the program will repeat indefinitely until stopped by the user If the display is configured for automatic program fi...

Page 37: ...Deviation band hold back is a combination of both the deviation low and high hold back types It places the program in hold when the process value deviates above or below the set point by more then th...

Page 38: ...revert back to the single set point static mode values that were entered prior to the program being started NOTE When the program operating mode is set to Single and more than one loop is configured...

Page 39: ...indicates the programmed set point for the loop that will be achieved by the end of the step The field will indicate the current ramp or soak status for the loop based on the set point of the step If...

Page 40: ...ogram i e present in memory and ready to be run 3 Why is the program not running to the set point entered for the step Automatic ramp soak program operation is limited by the lower and upper set point...

Page 41: ...residues Insert a new heated chamber insulation element package from the rear of the furnace Open the front door and install the two screws on each side of the vertical stainless steel shelf lip Re co...

Page 42: ...the product to the factory The sole responsibility of Koehler Instrument Company and the purchaser s exclusive remedy for any claim arising out of the purchase of any product is the repair or replace...

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