Section 8
—
Setup Menu
MCP-25/MS
Valco Cincinnati
8-9
MC051 (July 2002)
F1
Marking-Valve
Configuration
To configure the marking valve, follow these steps:
1. At the setup screen, press F5 (>>>).
2. Press F1 (Mark.V). The marking-valve
configuration screen displays (Figure 8-10).
3. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the
parameter you want to change (see
Marking-
Valve Configuration Parameters
in this
section).
4. Use the numeric keypad to type a value for the
parameter, or use the scroll buttons to select a
value.
5. Either press the ENTER button or wait 3
seconds. The new value takes effect.
Marking-Valve Configuration Parameters
Ton
—Valve-specific turn-on reaction (compensation) time. Compensation times of 0.1 to 25 milliseconds can be
entered.
Toff
—Valve-specific turn-off reaction (compensation) time. Compensation times of 0.1 to 25 milliseconds can be
entered.
Tmin
—The minimum valve-specific time necessary for the valve to open. Minimum duration that the valve will be
forced to stay open. This function is used if the combination of Ton and Toff times produce glue patterns that are
too short. The Tmin time allows the valve to stay open for a minimum period of time (0.1-25 milliseconds). This
function may override the Toff time.
Sensors 1-4
—Distance from sensors to the marking valve (at least one maximum product length)
Note!
These values can be learned when an additional scanner is mounted beside the marking valve (or
ejector). Refer to
Section 13
—
The Learn Function,
Learning the Distance Between Sensor and
Marking Valve/Ejector
.
Figure 8-10. Marking-Valve Configuration Screen
Tol
Form
Section
Clock
Ton
4.0
ms
Toff
4.0
ms
Tmin
1.5
ms
>>>
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
Marking valve
1
Distance to sensor
Sensor 1
000.00
Sensor 2
000.00
Sensor 3
000.00
Sensor 4
000.00
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