Digitronic
Digital Cam Switch Unit
Automationsanlagen GmbH
CamCon DC33
6.4. Cam programming in the programming mode "0"
6.4.1. Selecting an output
To initiate cam programming press the
key for about 2 sec., until the display shows e.g.
. This indicates that there is no programmed cam on output 1 in the 'Output selection'
mode. By pressing the
key or the
key you can now select the output on which you want to
program cams.
6.4.2. Searching for cams
By pressing the
key you leave the 'Output selection' mode
and enter the mode 'Cam
search'
. In the 'Cam search' mode
you can search for the cam activation
points by pressing the
key. Every time the
key is pressed, CamCon searches the memory for
activation points of the cams on the corresponding output. If no cam has been programmed,
is displayed. If a cam has been programmed over the whole perimeter, the display shows
.
6.4.3. Setting the preset value
You leave the 'Cam search' mode
and enter the 'Preset' mode
with the
pressing of the
key. By pressing the
or the
key you can now select a value, e.g. 100. This
value is the originator from which cams may either be reconstructed or erased by changing the
activation and the deactivation points.
6.4.4. Shifting the activation point
By pressing the
key you leave the 'Preset' mode
and enter the 'Activation point' mode
. A pressing of the
key or the
key shifts the activation point by one step. This is
done according to the following system:
A short single pressing of the
key will erase the activation point at the previously displayed preset
value, e.g. 100, and then the preset value is increased by 1, e.g. to 101. A short pressing of the
key
will lower the preset value (100 in our example) by 1 and then set a new activation point at e.g. 99.
6.4.5. Shifting the deactivation point
Pressing the
key once more leads you from the 'Activation point' mode
into the
'Deactivation point' mode
. CamCon will first search for the deactivation point of the current
cam (e.g.:
). By pressing the
or the
key the deactivation point is shifted by one step.
This is done according to the following system:
A single short pressing of the
key will set a new switching point at the previously displayed preset
value, e.g. 100. Then the preset value is increased by one, e.g. to 101. A short pressing of the
key
will lower the preset value, e.g. 100, by 1 and then delete the switching point 99. The new deactivation
point is then 99. A further pressing of the
key brings you back to the 'Output selection' mode
.
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