VersaPro Temperature Controller
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IDLE
Timer Enable = YES
Timer Start = NO
Remaining Time = 0
RUN
Timer Start = YES
Remain Timer = countdown
Time Alarm = OFF
Alarm Contact = OFF
Rem Light = Flash
HOLD
Timer Start = YES
Remain Time = hold
Time Alarm = ON
LCD Display = Hi/Lo Alarm
Alarm Contact = OFF
Rem Light = Flash
END
Time Enable = YES
Timer Start = YES
Display = END Alarm
End Alarm = ON
Alarm contact = ON
Rem Light = Flash
Event(STRT) = ON OR
Remote Timer SP = -2 OR
Enter / Left arrow OR
Timer Start = YES AND
Timer SP > 0
Event(HOLD) = ON OR
Time Alarm = ON
Event(HOLD) = OFF OR
Time Alarm = OFF
Timer Enable = NO OR
Timer Start = NO OR
Remote Time Setpt = -1 OR
Enter/Left arrow
Remain Time counts to 0
Timer Enable = NO OR
Timer Start = NO OR
Enter key OR
Remote Time Setpt = -1 OR
Event(END) = ON
Timer Enable = NO OR
Timer Start = NO OR
Remote Time Setpt = -1 OR
Enter / Left arrow
Figure 8 Versapro Timer State Diagram
The timer has four states. The IDLE state is the inactive condition. The RUN state is the active state when the
timer is counting down. The HOLD state is when counting is paused due to either Digital Event = HOLD or a
configured alarm is active. The END state is when the timer has timed-out but has not been acknowledged.
The configured alarm contact will activate when the END state is entered.
The following is a summary of ways to change the state of the Timer. These assume the standard setups are
in effect. It is assumed that the Timer is enabled for it to start or run.
Timer will start if:
1.
Timer Enable = YES and
2.
Alarm is set to timer function and
3.
Timer Setpoint > 0 and
4.
Digital STRT event = ON or
5.
Enter/Left keys = CLOSE or
6.
Timer Start = YES or
7.
Remote Setpoint = -002
