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OPERATING PROCEDURES
FACEPLATE OPERATION
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I-E96-117B
®
Annunciators
There are nine annunciators on the station faceplate. They are
located above the control output (CO) bar graph. Table
lists
the function of the annunciators.
Bar Graph Displays
There are three bar graph displays (see Figure
). They dis-
play the process variable, control output, demand output, ana-
log inputs one and two, or set point depending on the display
options selected for each mode of operation.
Tables
,
, and
lists all combinations of display
options for each mode of operation. Refer to the bar graph
option settings recorded in the user setting section of
Tables
when necessary.
Membrane Pushbuttons
There are ten membrane pushbuttons on the SAC station face-
plate. The membrane pushbuttons are momentary, single posi-
tion contacts. Table
lists the membrane pushbuttons and
their function. See Figure
for a flow diagram of the SAC
station operation.
Manual Override Switch
The manual override switch forces the control system into open
loop control. The operator has direct control of the process
from the
OUT
pushbuttons. The process can be monitored by
the user definable display options. Placing the switch in the
manual (
M
) position overrides all station operating modes and
locks the station in manual override. Return the switch to the
auto (
A
) position to unlock manual override.
Table 4-3. Annunciators
Annunciator
Indicates
AUT
The station is operating as an automatic basic station.
CAS
The station is operating as a cascade station.
DEV
Not used at this time.
OUT
The value currently displayed on the alphanumeric display is the control output (CO).
OUT TRK
Control output tracking is active.
RAT
The station is operating as a ratio station.
SET
The value currently displayed on the alphanumeric display is the set point (SP).
SPT TRK
Set point tracking is active.
VAR
The value currently displayed on the alphanumeric display is the process variable (PV).
15 August 1994
I-E96-117B1