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4.9 Stoker pause time – this parameter specifies pause time during stoker
operation when in work cycle. This setting is unavailable if the stoker is switched off
or in automatic mode.
4.10 Time to extend the work stoker – this parameter is only available when stker
is in automatic mode and determines how long after you turn off the main tray will
work stoker.
4.11 Stoker emptying time – this parameter specifies time needed for removal of
the whole fuel from the stoker. Stoker emptying during extinguishing of feeder,
feeding initial fuel dose (portion), and during burner shut down. This setting is
unavailable if the stoker is switched off.
4.12 Auger ignition test – this parameter provides functionalities of „X” emergency
input. If „NO” setting was selected then „X” input will be used for connection of e.g.
auger flap opening contact sensor or the contact informing on operation of auger
motor overload switch. If „YES” setting was selected then „X” input will be used for
connection of auger temperature sensor used for ignition detection.
CAUTION! In case emergency input is not used, „NO” parameter shall be selected
in „Auger ignition test” setting and contacts of „X” input shall be closed.
4.13 Auger ignition temperature – this parameter specifies auger temperature,
when the controller activates auger ignition alarm. This parameter is unavailable
when „NO” was selected in „Auger ignition test” setting.
4.14 Duration of fuel feed rate enhancement – period of time during which fuel
feed rate is gradually increased while switching from minimum or modulated power
to its higher level. 0 value indicates immediate change in the feed rate.
4.15 Duration of fuel feed rate reduction – period of time during which fuel feed
rate is gradually decreased while switching from maximum or modulated power to its
lower level. 0 value indicates immediate change in feed rate.
5.x Ignitor working parameters.
5.1 Flame detector type – FD–1/ CT–1/2/ PT–1000 – flame detection may follow
with two methods: burner temperature measurement or brightness measurement. In
case when temperature sensor is used, depending on its location, temperature
measurement range may be from several degrees to several hundred degrees. If
measured temperatures do not exceed 100°C it is recommended to use CT-1 or
CT-2 sensor. In case of higher temperatures, PT-1000 sensor shall be used. For
flame brightness measurement, FD-1 optical detector shall be used.