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F4: Config Job
When F4 is selected from the Main Screen, the
operator will be prompted to select the gun num-
ber they wish to examine and/or edit parameters
for and what Job Number they wish to examine/
edit. At that time, the following screen will appear:
Ratio
The allowable range of values for this parameter
is any number from 0.001 to 99.999.
This is the taget ratio of resin to catalyst that the
controller is going to try to maintain while triggered.
The ratio of 1 for the slave channel is assumed.
For example: if 12.345 was programmed here,
a ratio of 12.345 parts of resin would be metered
into 1 part of catalyst. If a value less than 1.000
is programmed here, the flow of the catalyst will
be greater than the flow of the resin. For exam-
ple: if 0.250 was programmed here, a ratio of 4
parts of catalyst (slave channel material) would
be metered into 1 part of resin (master channel
material).
A value of 65 or higher will cause only resin (single
component) to flow. (The ratio tolerance bar-
graph, the B Channel bar-graph, the ratio and all
B Channel text are not shown on the main screen
for single component ratios.)
Flow Setpoint
The allowable range of values for this parameter
is any integer from 0 cc/min to 10,000 cc/min.
This is the target flow rate for the output of the
fluid panel associated with this gun.
There are 6 function buttons defined for use from
the Channel Parameter Screen:
F1: Modify
- This button allows the user to step
through the possible options for this parameter
or a numeric keypad is presented if a numerical
value is required.
F2: Edit Master
- This button allows the user to
switch to viewing and editing the master channel
parameters.
F3: Edit Slave
- This button allows the user to
switch to viewing and editing the slave channel
parameters (if it is a 2 channel gun).
F5: Send to RCS-2
- This button takes the
data displayed on the current screen and sends
it to the interface card where it is then stored in
non-volatile memory. Any changes made to the
parameters on this screen will be lost if the screen
is exited prior to sending it to the interface card,
using this button.
F9: Read in File
- This button allows operators
to load the parameters contained on this screen
from any media. They are stored in a file named
chanconfig.par.
F10: Save to File
- This button allows opera-
tors to save the parameters on this screen to any
writeable media. They are stored in a file named
chanconfig.par.
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