
7.2.28.
Restore Cal-Table item
The backup calibration data can be restored by using “Restore Cal-Table” function code.
Pressing the OK button will start the restore processes and the LCD will display “Executing …”.
The calibration data is copied from backup memory to the calibration data that is used at run time.
The success of the calibration backup and the optional backup of load calibration data (LM systems
only) will be reported.
If the Cancel button is pressed the restore process will not start and the current calibration data will
be retained.
7.2.29.
Erase Cal-Table! item
The Display will prompt the operator to press OK if he wishes to erase the Cal Table.
Pressing OK here w ill clean out the memor y sys tem and
default back to hard coded sof tware. Any on-site changes
made will be lost.
Proceed with extreme caution…
ERASE CAL-TABLE!
F39:
To Erase the Cal
Table Press OK
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7.2.30.
User Variables
ROBWAY stores the load-charts and crane geometry in the memory of the RCI-1550 at the time of
manufacture. As this information may very from crane to crane, even if they are of the same
model, the RCI-1550 allows the installer to change crane information on site. These user variables
include dimensions such as slew-offset, maximum falls for main/aux winches, maximum line-pulls,
sheave diameters etc.
( refer to function code listing at the end of this manual )
The actual value of these variables are printed on a configuration sheet which is supplied with the
system and a copy of it is also attached to this manual.
To verify or change the current value of any of these user variables follow the procedure below:
Enter calibration mode,
Select the correct function code from the listing then using the UP/DOWN keys ramp to that
function code and press ENTER,
If you want to change the value use the UP/DOWN key to select the new value then press
the ENTER key,
If you only want to verify the current value press the CANCEL key when finished viewing,
Now you should be back at the F-xx prompt and can continue on with the next operation.
Please note that the value of these variables is very
important as
they affect the safe operation of the RCI-1 550 indicator. Therefo re
the values of the user variables must be c hecked and correcte d if
necessary before proceeding with further calibration or operation.
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