MAGUIRE Weigh Scale Blender 4088 TSC, Installation Operation & Maintenance

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TAG Information
TAG information links all information (material usage data, settings, parameters) in
communication with an Operator Number, Recipe Number or Work Order number for better
tracking of material usage and setpoints. Tag information can be set using the TAG
screen, Modbus TCP or the MLAN protocol. The Recipe screen will also set the Recipe
TAG on screen and in communication.
Operator – 3-digit number (0-999) designated to track who is operating the equipment.
Recipe – The 5-digit recipe number can be used to track material usage by recipe number
or load a recipe. Recipes can be loaded locally from the internal database or remotely
using the G2 software. When recipe number 1-99 is loaded from the TAG screen or
communications, the controller will search the internal recipe database for a matching
recipe number and load load it. When recipe number 100 - 65535 is loaded from the TAG
screen or communications, the controller will only set the recipe number. The Maguire G2
Software can be used to trigger an auto-download of a recipe to the blender from the G2
recipe database when the recipe number is set to 100-65535.
Work Order – 6-digit number (1 through 999999) allows you to tag all information with an
internal accounting number such as a job or purchase order number. To set a work order,
enter a number ranging from 1 to 999999, then press SAVE.
Work Order and Operator numbers are for your TRACKING of information ONLY. They
have NO EFFECT on the operation of the Weigh Scale Blender.
Component Setpoint Control – High / Low Limit
A component’s maximum and/or minimum setting can be limited by an upper and/or lower
limit using the component parameters SE (upper) and SL (lower). When a limit is set, the
setpoint will be capped at the lower or upper limit. When an upper or lower limit is set for a
component, a Setpoint Limit Indicator will be visible on the components setpoint field and
will indicate if the setting is above, below or within the upper and/or lower setpoint limits.
The Setpoint Limit Indicator displays as a circle with an upper and lower half using the
colors white, green or red. The upper half is the upper limit (_SE parameter) and the lower
half is the lower limit (_SL parameter). White=no limit, green=within the limit set,
red=outside of the limit set. See page 61 for the SE and SL parameters.
Setpoint Limit Indicator Examples:
SE and SL within allowable limits.
SE within allowable limit, SL below allowable limit.
SE above allowable limit, SL within allowable limit.
SE disabled, SL within the allowable limit
SE disabled, SL below the allowable limit.
SE within allowable limit, SL disabled.
SE above allowable limit, SL disabled.