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Installation / Operation Instructions
CMF Power Select Ver. 3.0
REV 6.3
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4.2 Teaching Outlets
4.2.1 In order for the PLC to direct the spout to the proper outlet, it is required to “teach”
each position and store these set points into memory.
4.2.2 From within the “Setup” screen, touch the “Maintenance Mode” checkbox to
disable the machine automation.
4.2.3 Confirm that the “Number of Outlets” textbox matches the number of outlets on the
distributor.
4.2.4 Touch the setup button for the spout being configured. For example, on a single-
spout distributor, touch the “S1 Setup” button.
4.2.5 With the inner spout seated in the number one outlet as instructed in section
2.3.17. Touch and hold the “Set Home Position” button until the “Shaft Position”
textbox displays the new value. The default “home” position of the encoder is
“45”. This procedure changes the offset of the encoder so that the current inner
spout position is the starting point for all other positions.
Note: The encoder reads
a value from 0-4096. The encoder shaft position is NOT the same thing as the
distributor outlet number. For example, with the inner spout at outlet #2, the
encoder shaft position might be at a value of 170.
4.2.6 Touch the “Teach Outlets” button.
4.2.7 Each outlet has a unique system identifier. For instance, (Inner Spout 1: Outlet 1)
is labeled “H101”. Or (Inner Spout 2: Outlet 10) is labeled “H210”.
4.2.8 In order to “teach” the current outlet as “position one”, either touch and hold the
“H101” button until the corresponding value changes or touch the textbox and
enter the value manually. Jog the inner spout to the next outlet as described in
section 2.3.
4.2.9 Repeat the procedure from section 4.2.8 for the remaining outlets, confirming that
each outlet has a unique value, and that these values increment from smallest to
largest.
Note: The values must be in order with each one being larger than the
last. There can be no duplicate values. For example, (45, 170, 295, 420, 545,
670) is an acceptable range. None of the values should be “0”.
4.2.10 Touch the “Backup to HMI” button. This will store the data in the HMI in case the
PLC would ever need to be replaced. Touch the “Backup PLC” button. This will
store the data in the PLC persistent memory area.
4.2.11 Touch the “Log Out” button.
4.2.12 Configuration is complete. Refer to section 3 for normal operation.