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D. Changing Program Settings
1. Choose the program number you wish to edit
2. Press and hold down the
Right Arrow
key for 3 seconds.
3. You will see the
Time / %
display begins to flash.
4.
Change the settings as indicated in steps E to J.
Important Note: If your machine is equipped with the most recent version of the PNC-01
control you will not need to implement the instructions above in order to change program
settings.
E. Vacuum
1. Make sure the
LED
above the word
VAC
is lighted.
2. Using the
Plus/Minus
keys increase or decrease the vacuum time.
3. Press the
Right Arrow
key to move to the next setting.
Important note: You may always use the left arrow key to go back to the previous setting.
F. Gas (Optional) See Optional Settings
1. Using the
Plus/Minus
keys set to 0.00
2. Press the
Right Arrow
key
3X
to move to the next setting.
G. Seal 1
1. Using the
Plus/Minus
keys increase or decrease the seal time.
2. Press the
Right Arrow
key to move to the next setting.
H. Seal 2: Not used at this time.
I. Cool
1. Using the
Plus/Minus
keys increase or decrease the cooling time.
2. Press the
Right Arrow
key to move to the next setting.
J. Soft Air:
This feature allows the chamber to partially vent in short pulses. Three
separate settings are required to complete this operation.
1. The first setting is
Total Vent Time.
Using the
Plus/Minus
keys to set the amount of
Total Vent Time
you want.
2. Press the
Right Arrow
key to move to the next setting. You will see that the soft air
LED remains on. However you are now setting the
Vent On time
.
3. Using the
Plus/Minus
keys set the amount of time you want the vent valve to open
during each pulse.
Summary of Contents for Promax DC-860
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