Operators Manual
Section 4-29
For example, if you increase the load number from 3 to
4 the 00 -> 05 ft will change to 00 -> 07 ft. Since the 14
in IPS=14 is now blinking you now may Up arrow or Down arrow
the speed.
The speed choices you have are 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, and
30. When the desired speed is reached depress ENTER. This
will be entered into memory.
Note:
Speed changes should be an even flow from slower to
faster from one screen to the next. Speed changes will
control the lengthwise taper of the pattern. They also
allow the operator to add-in more loads and still have the
last load be within the oil pattern distance.
The left side load designator will now begin blinking
again. Also if the speed is changed it will recalculate the
area of the lane for that load sequence.
For example, if you have 4 loads at 14 inches per
second, the area of the lane for that load sequence is 00 ->
07 feet and you change the speed to 18 inches per second,
the area for that load sequence will change to 00 -> 10 ft.
During a Cleaning Only Program, the travel speeds and
shift points can be controlled by entering “phantom loads”
into these screens. To make the machine shift speeds at a
specified point,
set the speed
and then enter loads until
the prompt shows the desired footage for the shift point.
Note:
The machine will automatically travel at 30 IPS
after it has reached the Oil Pattern Distance. The pattern
distance can be increased up to 55 feet.
ENTER may be depressed as many times as you want.
Depressing ENTER simply steps the blinking variable from one
to the next. In the future we will refer to this as
“Entering Around”, but remember only the variable that is
blinking will be changed with either the Up or Down arrow at
any given time.
If the Up or Down arrow is depressed while in this
menu, the enter key must be depressed 4 times before the
NEXT key will let you into the next load screen.
