Niagara 6600 Series, Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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NIAGARA Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual M600
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An enable to the ENT key will accept the selection and will jump to the next programming parameter, Creep
Suppression Programming, or an enable to the increment key will continue with the relay selection loop for Relay 2.
An increment to Relay Selection will continue on to the next programming parameter.
CREEP SUPPRESSiOn PROgRaMMing
Creep Suppression Programming follows the Relay Selection Programming. An enable of the ENT key will continue
with this subroutine. Creep Suppression or CS Level is the flow limit below which the current output is forced to live
datum (ie, 4 mA).
If Unit for Program is CuM/hr, the following message displays:
If Unit for Program is GPM, the following message displays:
An enable to the ENT key will accept the data and an enable to the increment key will advance it by one. Creep
Suppression Level up to 9.9 CuM/hr or 43.56 GPM can be programmed provided CS Level is less than LO Flow
Alarm value.
Detection of Creep Suppression Level will drive the current output to 4 mA. This will cause the Totalizer to stop and
display will show a zero value for Flow Rate.
DiSPlaY DaMP
After Creep Suppression Programming is complete, the next parameter in the queue is Display Damp. An enable to
the ENT key will continue with this subroutine.
Display Damp factor can be set from 1 to 9. An enable to the ENT key will accept the data and will move further to
Exit the programming mode.
EXiT
After the programming of parameters is complete, the program will ask to exit. The following message will
be displayed:
Creep Suppression
?
Enter CS level
0.9 CuM/hr
Enter CS level
04.35 gPM
Display Damp?
EXiT?
EnT To Exit
Damping Factor
1