HMI locking.
To prevent the control device from being put into standby
mode, le button ON/OFF can be locked.
To do so, proceed as follows : enter the menu as explained
in part 4.4.1
Once in the menu, enter the sub-menu “ ENABLE ON/OFF”
by pressing button “ENTER” .
ENABLE
ON / OFF
Once in the sub-menu “Enable ON/OFF”, press buttons “+”
or “-“ to enable or disable the buzzer.
BUTTON ON / OFF
ENABLED
When the status desired is found, confirm by pressing the
button “ENTER”.
A screen appears confirming the change of status.
BUTTON ON / OFF
MEMORISATION
To come back to the first screen, enter the sub-menu “Nor-
mal mode” pressing buttons “+” and “-“ then, press button
“ENTER
VMin tension setting.
The velocity control device delivers a PID type analog signal
varying between 0 and 10 V. However, for some applications,
a minimum tension threshold is necessary to guarantee a
minimum exhaust flow rate. To do so, proceed as follow :
enter the menu as explained in part 4.41.
Once in the menu, enter the sub-menu “Vmin tension setting”
pressing the button “ENTER”.
VMIN TENSION
SETTING
Once in the sub-menu “Vmin tension setting”, press the
button “+” or “-“ to select the threshold.
VMIN TENSION
= 51
When the value desired is reached, validate by pressing the
button “ENTER”.
A screen appears confirming the change of value.
VMIN TENSION
MEMORISATION
To come back to the first screen, enter the sub-menu “Normal
mode” pressing buttons “+” and “-“ then, press button “ENTER
Setting range for the tension min.:
Vmin-min : 1
Vmin-max : 255
To find the equivalence in Volt, use the following calculation:
Tension in volt = setpoint * (10/255)
Example : setpoint : 128 -> 128*(10/255)=5 Volts
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