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4.1
Function Keys
4.1.1 UP & DOWN ARROW and MENU
The UP ARROW, DOWN ARROW and MENU function
keys, located on the membrane faceplate, are used to the
program the controller. Refer to Section 6 for programming
the controller. The UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys
are also used to scroll through the readings found on the
LCD display (Section 4.3).
4.1.2 ACK.ALARM & STEP
The ACK.ALARM key, located on the membrane faceplate,
is used while programming the controller, either to enter data
into memory or to acknowledge the current data displayed on
the screen.
Depressing the ACK.ALARM key acknowledges all
alarm conditions (except for Locked Rotor), and resets
the Common Alarm Relay, 3CR.
Note that the respective
alarm LED’s remain lit until the Reset key is pressed. It
is also used to review the previous 2048 status/alarm
conditions via the LCD display.
As well, a duplicate ACK.ALARM black pushbutton and a
STEP pushbutton are hard wired on the enclosure flange.
They allow the user to operate the associated functions
without opening the controller door. The STEP pushbutton
allows the user to view controller data, one function at
a time.
4.1.3 Reset Button
The RESET key resets all relays and LED’s to their
original state.
4.1.4
Lamp Test Button
When pressed and held, the LED’s will illuminate
sequentially. This function can be utilized at any time
during the operation of the controller.
4.1.5 Time/Print Button
This button toggles between two functions. When initially
pressed the LCD display will prompt the user to hold the
button for 3 seconds, at which time an audible tone is heard,
after which the stored STATUS and ALARM conditions are
transmitted to the printer. If the print mode is selected for
auto print, the
LMR
automatically downloads the conditions
to the printer. The auto print mode is particularly helpful
during setup and testing of the controller.
When pressed again, the controller will indicate:
TOP:
Actual Date & Time
BOTTOM: Weekly Test Time
BOTTOM:
Quantity of messages stored in memory.
RIGHT
NOTE:
To avoid paper build up inside of the enclosure, it is
recommended that the Print Mode be selected as Manual
during normal operation of the controller.
Refer to Section 6.
4.2
Annunciators
All alarm and status indicators are of the LED type and
located in the top portion of the main display panel. Refer
to Appendix A, Page 18.
The LED indicators are color-coded as follows:
GREEN:
Status
Indicators
RED:
Alarm
Indicators
The STATUS LED’s indicate motor running conditions,
timer status and start demands.
The ALARM LED’s indicate the alarms as decreed by
NFPA, Pamphlet 20, in addition to other system and
external conditions.
NOTE: For software versions prior to and including V2.4,
the Common Alarm relay energizes. For V2.5 and greater
it will de-energize (fail-safe) upon detection of an alarm.
Listed below is a description of each STATUS / ALARM
condition in the order they appear on the membrane
faceplate.
4.2.1 Power On
This LED will turn on when AC power is detected.
4.2.2 Pump Running
The LMR monitors the auxiliary contact of the main RUN
contactor and upon detecting a contact closure, the PUMP
RUNNING LED will illuminate.
4.2.3 Run Period Timer (RPT)
The RPT LED illuminates during the timing sequence,
typically set for ten (10) minutes. Refer to Section 6 for
programming the controller.
(Not available on Foam Pump Controllers – see section
15.2 of this manual)
4.2.4 Sequential Start (Sequence) Timer
The Sequence Timer LED flashes while timing. Refer to
Section 6 for programming the controller.
4.2.5 Local Start
This LED will illuminate, after the Local Start pushbutton
is pressed, to indicate the system start demand.
4.2.6 Remote Start
This LED will illuminate, after the Remote Start pushbutton
is pressed, to indicate the system start demand.
4.2.7 Deluge Valve
This LED will illuminate, after detection of the Deluge
Valve contact closure, to indicate the system start demand.
The Common Alarm relay, 3CR, will de-energize.
4.2.8 Interlock
ON
This LED will flash to indicate that the controller is
in a locked out mode and is prevented from starting.
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