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MCT-MC
4.3
Automatic Program Operation - 67 - FDC MCT-MC
If a ramp step was entered in the previous selection of “u/hr” for example, a ramp rate entry of 10 degrees per
hour will become 10 degrees per minute if the ramp selection is changes to “u/min”. When time unit selections
are changed, all steps must be reviewed in order to make sure the actual ramp rate or time length for each step
is set to the desired length.
6.1.3 Setting Step Events
For each step of the program, the user can select which events are to be on during the step. To edit step
events, press the “Event” button on the program Entry screen. This will display the Event list for the program
step.
IMPORTANT: The events displayed on the program entry events screen are those configured for the “primary”
loop, whether the program mode is set to “Single” or “All”. To view events for a specific loop,
set the primary loop under the Program Operation window Settings to the desired loop you
wish to create the program for. While a program can be downloaded and run on any loop in
the system, if the event selections do not match the configuration of the loop (events assigned
to different outputs), the event output will not turn on when the program is run.
The desired event state for the step can then be set by pressing the on/off button for each event to toggle them
on and off. Events cannot be set for the End step. During program operation, when the End step is reached,
the event outputs will return to their previous static setting (prior to starting program operation). If the loop
control is configured for “Final SetPoint” at end of program operation, the program will remain in the end step
state and all event outputs will turn off until the user halts program operation. Upon stopping the program, the
event outputs will then return to their static settings.
When at least one event is
turned on in a step, an
asterisk ‘*’ will appear before
the word “Event” on the list
selection button.
This indicates that at least
one event is turned on
without having to press the
“Event” button.