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Retries occur until both conditions are met.
1LA 00020 Lag TIME before dispense ACTUALLY starts.
(mechanical response time, interrupts)
These parameters state the lag time between when a device is
signaled and when it actually begins to operate.
Change ONLY if you change to non-standard equipment.
1PO 00000 Pulse rate of "MICRO PULSE" valves.
PARAMETER LIST - FULL EXPLANATIONS
GENERAL PARAMETERS (20 parameters)
FLG (change to enable the RECIPE, BATCH, FAST, and TAG keys)
FLG is a SET of flags for turning on the RECIPE, BATCH, FAST and
TAG keys. These four keys will NOT WORK and there associated functions
are not available, unless this parameter is set properly.
When all digits are set to 0 (FLG 00000), all four functions are OFF.
The second digit set to 1 (FLG 01000), will turn the TAG key on.
The third digit set to 1 (FLG 00100), will turn the RECIPE key on.
The forth digit set to 1 (FLG 00010), will turn the FAST key on.
The fifth digit set to 1 (FLG 00001), will turn the BATCH key on.
The TAG key is useful for entering information that you wish to be
"tagged" to all printouts and computer retrievals. Work Order and
Operator numbers may be entered and displayed. Any computer loaded
recipe number may also be displayed.
The RECIPE key is useful for storing thumbwheel switch settings under a
single numbered recipe. Up to 50 may be stored. To enable the RECIPE
key, place a 1 in the 3rd position of the parameter.
The FAST key allows the unit to operate in a faster, higher output,
mode. Output may be doubled in this way. To enable the FAST key,
place a 1 in the 4th position of the parameter.
The BATCH key allows you to signal that you have processed a certain
amount of material, or for filling a barrel or gaylord to the top
without the need for a level sensor to stop the process. To enable the
BATCH key, place a 1 or 2 in the 5th (last) position of the parameter.
Set to one (00001), the unit dispenses until the preset batch amount is
reached and then stops and alarms. Set to two (00002), the unit alarms
but continues running when the preset amount is reached.
See KEYPAD section, for full explanations of these 4 keys.
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MIX (change to run the mixer a longer timed period)
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