Toledo Transducers MoniTTor N269, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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does not operate. To enable the process control relays to operate a time must be entered
for each relay.
To enter a time for the GOod part relay press the keys:
TIME GOOD 0 (data) ENTER.
To enter a time for the REject relay press the keys:
TIME REJECT 0 (data) ENTER.
To enter a time for the DEcrease fill relay press the keys:
TIME DE 0 (data) ENTER.
To enter a time for the INcrease fill relay press the keys:
TIME IN 0 (data) ENTER.
b. SETTING THE RELAY PRESET COUNTERS-- TIME (relay) Pt. (0.9)
ENTER
There are three preset counters which can be set from 0 to 9: the DEcrease preset
counter, the INcrease preset counter and the REject preset counter. The DE and IN
preset counters control the operation of the fill relays while the RE preset counter controls
the shutdown relay (excessive rejects).
To set the DEcrease preset counter press the following keys:
TIME DE .(dec pt.) (0-9) ENTER.
To set the INcrease preset counter press the following keys:
TIME IN .(dec pt) (0-9) ENTER.
To set the REject preset counter press the following keys:
TIME REJECT .(dec pt) (0-9) ENTER.
Preset counter settings of 0 are the same as settings of 1. At power up all preset counters
are set to 1.
C. OTHER SETPOINTS
1. HIGH SETPOINTS - HIGH [ #(0-4) (VALUE) [BYPASS] ENTER]
Each channel has a HIGH SETPOINT associated with that channel. When the load
displayed for the operational mode selected exceeds the HIGH SETPOINT in channels 0,
1, or 2 the HIGH LED in that channel lights indicating an overload. If that HIGH
SETPOINT is not bypassed and the meter is not in SET-UP mode the relay will open
immediately to shut down the press. If an N269 has only one sensor input, the HIGH
SETPOINTS in channels 1 & 2 are not used.
The HIGH SETPOINTS for channels 3 and 4 are two of the four process control setpoints.
These setpoints are displayed continually in channels 3 and 4 as long as the load is displayed in
channel 0. This means that during normal operation the process control setpoints are always