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MCT-MC
4.3
FDC MCT-MC - 64 - Automatic Program Operation
The pop-up “Edit” icon menu provides the following functions:
Copy Copies current step data including events.
Paste Pastes previously copied step data to the current step.
Step Events Copies and pastes current step events to all following steps.
Holdback Limits Sets holdback limit value (set once only per program).
Time Sets time for program ramp/soak step types (set once only per program).
6.1 Entering a Ramp/Soak Program
Ramp/Soak programs are created and edited from the program Entry screen. The program Entry screen can
also be accessed directly from the “Program” menu or “Program Operation” button on the Loop view screen.
To create an automatic ramp/soak program:
1.) From the File pop-up menu, select “New” to create a new program.
2.) Press the “Run” icon to access the Program Operation window. Select “Settings” and set the primary loop
to the loop that the program is to be created for (program events and holdback limit entry range are shown
according to the selected primary loop). Press the “Done” button to close the Program Operation window.
3.) Enter or delete steps by pressing the “Insert” or “Remove” icons. Steps can be added or deleted “on the fly”
as required. Inserting steps anywhere within the program will not affect steps already programmed.
4.) For each step, press the row in the list view to set the step type, time or loop set point. Entry is dynamic
and the interface will display a pop-up menu or slide out numeric keypad to match the type of entry pressed
in the list. Press any button in the “Event” list to turn the event output on or off for the program step. If
holdback for a step is required, press the “Hold” button and then turn on holdback for the step.
5.) From the File menu, select “Save” to save the program.
NOTE: Programs can be saved with names of up to 16 characters long. However, the MC only uses the
first 14 characters of the program name for display updates and record keeping. When naming
programs, try to keep the name limited to 14 characters in order to have the full program name
shown, or use the first 14 characters as a means of more clearly identifying the program when
more than 14 characters are used.