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TECHNOFORCE Installation, Operation, and Maintenance

Operation

To select the

SCHEDULE SET POINT menu, press the SET PT/2 key and then press the ENTER key. The

following menu will be displayed:
Set Point 1>
Mon – Fri
HH:MM - ## Start Time 1 - Set Point 1
HH:MM - ## Start Time 2 - Set Point 2
Exit: $
Two different set point values can be scheduled for Set Point 1 from Monday to Friday and similarly for Saturday

and Sunday. Press the

NEXT/( ) key to schedule the set point values for Saturday and Sunday. The following

menu will be displayed:
Set Point 1>
Sat – Sun
HH:MM - ## Start Time 1 - Set Point 1
HH:MM - ## Start Time 2 - Set Point 2
Exit: $
Press the

UP (▲) and DOWN (▼) keys to navigate to other set points.

After scheduling all the set points, press the

YES/7 key to accept the values and return to the SET POINT

SELECTION screen.
To select the

CONTROL SET POINT menu, press the SETUP/3 key and then press the ENTER key. The

following menu will be displayed:
Control Selection: #
1= Set Point
2= Schedule Set Point
3 = Com Ovrd Exit $(Y/N)
The displayed # value indicates the current active method for set point. To change the active control method,

press the

NO/0 key and then press the ENTER key.

The Control Selection field will start blinking. Change the current value by pressing desired numeric Keys and

then press

ENTER key to confirm. Press the YES/7 key and ENTER key to accept the selection and return to

the

SET POINT SELECTION screen.

5.6 Process Variable Monitoring

To view the actual process variable signals that are being sent to the controller press the

PV/1 key.

The following will be displayed:
PV1 = # SP1 = #
PV2 = # SP2 = #
PV3 = # SP3 = #
PV4 = # SP4 = #
The # symbol will be replaced by the actual value of process variables and set points.

5.7 Alarms/Events

When the controller detects an alarm/event condition, the display will flash *ALARM/EVENT* in the lower

right corner of the main screen.
The green LED on the

HELP key will also flash during an alarm/event condition. Press the HELP key for

additional information on the alarm(s)/event(s). If there are more than one alarm(s)/event(s), the alarm(s)/

event(s) will be listed in order of occurrence.

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