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NOTE:
For safety and security purposes, the One Series will automatically exit the Programming Mode and return to Process Display Mode if it does not detect a
key stroke after 2 minutes. If this time-out occurs, all setting parameters will revert back to those in memory before reprogramming was initiated.
Step 2: Entering the Programming Mode
The One Series achieves tamper-resistance using a specific key sequence in order to make program changes. In order to enter the Programming Mode:
• Press the and buttons simultaneously (the display will read "SW1");
You are now in the Programming Mode.
Use the Flowchart on page 13 as a guide as you step through the various commands in the Programming Mode. In general, the button is used for two (2)
purposes - to move down through the Programming Mode, and to toggle or increment values in the Submenus. The button is used to move through the
Submenus, and to accept changes.
Step 3: Exiting the Programming Mode
When any of the program commands are displayed, it is possible to exit the Programming Mode by pressing both buttons simultaneously. For example,
you may simply want to make a change to the Switch Mode without accessing any other commands. After changing the Switch Mode, (SP1 is now displayed),
press both buttons and the display will show SAVE CHNG, providing an opportunity to Save or Discard the changes made to the Switch Mode. This ability
to exit the programming mode and save or discard changes occurs whenever a program command is displayed.
NOTE:
If two minutes elapses without a key being pressed, the program will automatically exit the Programming Mode and discard any changes that were made,
reverting back to the previously saved settings and the Process Display mode.
Whenever the Programming Mode is entered and changes have been made to any of the program settings, a choice must be made whether to Save or Discard
the changes. At any program command prompt, press both keys to display SAVE CHNG, then:
• to Save changes, press the right button . NO (the default) will be displayed. Press the left button to toggle and display YES. Then press both
buttons to confirm, save the changes and return to the Process Display mode.
• to Discard changes, press the right button . NO will be displayed. Press both buttons to confirm, discard the changes and return to the
Process Display mode.
KEY PROGRAMMING FEATURES
SWITCH MODE:
The One Series allows the switch output to be set up for either 3-state (I Am Working) or 2-state operation. For an overview of the I Am Working (IAW
®
) function,
see page 6.
2-state switch modes: (DEFAULT)
2-state operation is very similar to that of a SPST snap-action switch. The output either
opens or closes when a threshold is passed. The One Series has four possible 2-state
choices:
• Open on Rise (“OPEN RISE”) *
• Open on Fall (“OPEN FALL”) *
• Close on Rise (“CLOS RISE”) *
• Close on Fall (“CLOS FALL”) *
3-state switch modes: (Models 2W2D, 2W3A, 2WLP and 4W3A only)
The 3-state modes take full advantage of the diagnostic capability of the One Series by
utilizing the switch to send a remote signal. There are two possible mode choices:
• Pulse on Rise (“PULS RISE”)
• Pulse on Fall (“PULS FALL”)
In 3-state operation, the output will be closed (ON-state) for normal, inside threshold
operation. If the set point is exceeded, the output will pulse between closed and open.
It will change to continuously open to indicate a failure (power out, open wire condition
or IAW
®
diagnostic fault condition). This feature provides the user with important diagnostic information. These modes should be chosen whenever the host is
capable of being programmed to detect a pulse waveform. Two pulse widths are available. (See page 13 item 5 for the Pulse Rates.) (See page 12 for Ladder
Logic example.)
* NOTE:
The 2-state control modes have a normally open switch as a valid condition. The self-diagnostic settings (IAW
®
and Plugged Port) indicate problems
remotely using the same open switch signal. As a result, faults will only be indicated locally on the LCD. Remote diagnostics are not possible when these control
modes are selected. Opening the contacts on a trip or fault condition should be chosen whenever possible, as this is inherently the better “fail safe” choice (i.e.,
alarm, power loss or IAW
®
diagnostic condition). The 2-state modes should also be chosen whenever switching a relay (since relay life would be diminished when
over-cycled by the 3-state pulse) or when the host cannot interpret either of the cycle times of the 3-state pulse waveform.
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