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2... OMP-MODL System Base
Using the OMP-MODL
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Feedback LED Indicator:
The green Feedback LED is used to provide feedback to the User as
buttons are pressed and the logger performs various commands.
These responses include:
Command
Feedback LED Response
Enable Unit
2 blinks
Stop Unit
2 blinks
Power-Up Reset
5 blinks
Two Button Reset
5 blinks
System Initialization (3 button)
10 blinks
Memory Clear
ON continuously for 10
seconds then OFF
Executing Program Net
1 blink every 10 seconds
Status LED Indicator:
The green STATUS LED is merely a visual indicator provided for
User specified application from within a Program Net. This LED can
be programmed by the User to indicate Alarms and other operational
feedback.
Alarm LED Indicators (2):
The ALARM LED’s labeled R1 and R2, provide visual indication of
the state of the two programmable operation output relays included
in the MLCPU-1. When an ALARM LED is ON, the relay contacts
are closed.
ENABLE Button:
Pressing the ENABLE button initiates the execution of the current
Program Net residing in OMP-MODL memory. Upon press of the
ENABLE button, the Feedback LED (see following) will blink 2 times
indicating acknowledgement of the command. If the logger is
equipped with the ML-DISP module, the the LCD will change to
display ENABLED on the second line.
If the Feedback LED does not blink twice in response to a press, the
unit may already be Enabled or may have been previously running
in the Rotary Memory Mode.
Note that operation of the ENABLE button may be inhibited if the
logger is programmed with in the Rotary Memory Logging mode.
In this mode, only one logging session can be logged. To initiate
another, the first session must be cleared from memory. This
parameter is set within the Global icon during construction of a
Program Net. Refer to the Master Icon Reference Appendix for
details on the Global icon.
While enabled and executing a Program Net, the Feedback LED will
blink every 10 seconds indicating operation.
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