Nederman L-PAK Series, Original Instruction Manual

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L-PAK 150/250 Advanced
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WeekTim 1 and WeekTim 2 have the following default settings:
•
WeekTim 1: The unit switches to standby on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 07:00 and switches off at 12:00.
•
WeekTim 2: The unit switches to standby Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday at 13:00 and switches off at 16:00.
WeekTim 3 and WeekTim 4 have the following default settings:
•
WeekTim 3 is suitable when you need to start/stop on Saturdays and
Sundays.
• WeekTim 4 is always off.
The settings can be changed to accommodate a suitable time schedule.
NOTE!
When the timer stops the unit and a valve at a workstation is in its
open position, the unit will start immediately once the timer puts the unit in
standby mode.
It is not necessary to use the timer function. The function can be switched off
by setting the display to show only dashes. However, it is recommended that
the timer function is used, as this ensures that the unit is switched off even
when a valve remains open, for example, over night.
NOTE!
If the weekly timer has been activated, the amount of time the unit
can be used during the day before it automatically goes into Off mode can be
extended if the optional external standby button accessory is used, see Section
Section
6.3.1. OTTmr.
Below is how to make adjustments to the default settings for the weekly timer.
WeekTim 1, Monday–Friday mornings
WeekTim 1
D=---------
On=07:00
Off=12:00
ESC OK
1.
Press to go to the unit’s date and time screen.
2. Press
ESC
to get to the main menu.
3.
Press to go to >Set Param .
4.
Press
OK
to confirm.
5. Use or to find the parameter ‘WeekTim1’.
6.
Press
OK
to confirm.
7.
D = ------- denotes the weekdays (MTWTFSS) to which the setting applies.
Move the cursor to the weekday to be changed with or .
8. Activate the appropriate weekday with or .
9.
Step forward with to the next day to be changed.
10.
Select an appropriate value with or .
11. Step forward with to the time character to be changed, to set the ON
time.
12.
Select an appropriate value with or .
13.
Proceed until the required time is shown.
14.
Repeat the same procedure for the OFF time.