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4) Time Functions –
When the upper rotary switch is placed in this position the
lower rotary switch becomes active.
5) Display Present Time/Date –
The present time and date of the control clock
will be displayed.
6) Set Time –
Adjusts the time of the control clock. The time is incremented in 5-
minute intervals and the rate of change will increase if the adjust switch is held
for several seconds.
7) Set Year –
Adjusts the year of the control clock.
8) Set Month –
Adjusts the month of the control clock.
9) Set Day –
Adjusts the day of the control clock.
10) Close Time –
The time setting threshold for closing the capacitor bank.
11) Open Time –
The time setting threshold for opening the capacitor bank.
12) Daylight Savings Time –
When enabled, the control clock will automatically
adjust for daylight savings time (i.e. Move ahead 1 hour at 2am on the first
Sunday in April and move back 1 hour at 2 am on the last Sunday in October).
13) Weekends –
When enabled, automatic time control will be active on Saturday
and Sunday if a time control mode is active.
Note:
Automatic time control is always active Monday through Friday if a time
control mode is active
NoMax 900 and 950 Functions
14) Max ops/day -
The number of Automatic Close operations allowed by
the control in a 24-hour period. The minimum value is two operations.
The maximum value is 24 operations.
Note:
“Manual” Close operations, and “Aborted” Automatic Close pending
operations, are not counted against the MAX OPS/DAY setting.
15) Open Volts -
The level of the line voltage which increments the Volts Open
counter. The minimum value is the CLOSE VOLTS setting plus 3.0 volts. The
maximum value is 130.0 volts.
16) Close Volts -
The level of the line voltage which increments the Volts Close
counter. The minimum value is 105.0 volts. The maximum value is the OPEN
VOLTS setting minus 3 volts.
17) Control Mode -
This sets the control mode that will be used to automatically
control the capacitor bank.
Gridco, Inc. v. Varentec, Inc. IPR2017-01135
GRIDCO 1008 - 10/22
