MASTER
TRACE
5.7
Chapter 5 Operation
The [SETPOINT] key provides entry to the Setpoint Menu
which allows the user to program and test all connected
Control Modules.
The Setpoint Menu is arranged in four columns. Quickly
pressing [SETPOINT] twice accesses the top of the second
column; pressing three times accesses the top of the third
column, and so on.
The [MEASURED] key provides entry to the Measured
Values Menu which allows the user to display the measured
values for all connected Control Modules. The Measured
Values Menu is arranged in three columns. Quickly press-
ing [MEASURED] twice accesses the top of the second
column; pressing three times accesses the top of the third
column.
The [STATUS] key provides immediate access to the Sys-
tem Status Menu which displays the alarm status for all
connected Control Modules and allows access to individual
alarm details.
The [MESSAGE
ñ
] key allows the user to move up through
the selected menu.
The [MESSAGE
ò
] key allows the user to move down
through the selected menu.
The [VALUE
ñ
] key allows the user to increase the value of
the displayed selected item.
The [VALUE
ò
] key allows the user to decrease the value of
the displayed selected item.
The [STORE] key allows the user to save the changed value
of the selected item.
The [RESET] key allows the user to clear alarms that are no
longer active.
5.2.9 Heater Numbering: Each heater is identified by a number
of the form “M-H”, where “M” is the Module Number and
“H” is the local heater number. Ten-point Control Modules
have local heater numbers from “1” through “10”. Each
Control Module on the same data highway must have a
unique Module Number.
5.2.10 Example: Display the Heater Control Temperature for
Heater 3-2
Press [MEASURED] to enter the Measured Values Menu
as shown:
MEASURED
OPERATING VALUES
SELECT HT: 3-2
?
NONAME
&
Press [VALUE
ñ
] or [VALUE
ñ
] to select Heater 3-2. Press
[STORE].
Press [MESSAGE
ò
] until the desired value is displayed as
shown:
HEATER CONTROL
TEMP: 55°C
&
Figure 5.8 ML100 & MR100 Interface Modules, Front View
Summary of Contents for MASTERTRACE
Page 1: ...MASTERTRACE TM OPERATOR S MANUAL HEAT TRACING CONTROL ...
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Page 87: ...D 2 MASTERTRACE Appendix D Typical Wiring Diagrams MS 2DXH0 MS 2DIN2 MS 5ADXH0 ...
Page 88: ...MASTERTRACE D 3 Appendix D Typical Wiring Diagrams MS 5ADIN2 MS 5ATXH0 ...
Page 89: ...D 4 MASTERTRACE Appendix D Typical Wiring Diagrams MS 10ADIN2 MS 10ADXH0 ...
Page 90: ...MASTERTRACE D 5 Appendix D Typical Wiring Diagrams MS 10ADIN2X MS 10ADIN2T ...
Page 91: ...D 6 MASTERTRACE Appendix D Typical Wiring Diagrams Driving Contactors Serial Communication 1 ...
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