Ransburg RCS 2 Ratio Control System - Manual (Page 44)

F2: Previous Job – This button allows the user to
view and edit the previous job to the one currently
displayed (for that gun).
F3: Next Job – This button allows the user to view
and edit the next job for that gun.
F4: Previous Gun – This button allows the user
to view and edit the job parameters for the pre-
vious 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 interface card, using this button.
F6: Next Gun - This button allows the user to
view and edit the job parameters for the next gun.
F7: Copy Parameter – This button allows the user
to copy the data from the highlighted parameter
on the screen to any other job, range of jobs, gun,
or range of guns.
F8: Copy Job – This button allows the user to
copy the data from any job to any other job. Users
are also prompted for which gun or guns they wish
the job data copied to.
F9: Read file – This button reads in the totalization
data from the internal flash drive, the floppy disk
drive, a USB memory drive, or the CDROM and
sends them to the interface card to be stored in
non-volatile memory.
F10: Save to file – This button reads all totaliza-
tion data currently stored in non-volatile memory
on the interface card and stores it on the media
selected by the user (internal flash, floppy drive,
USB memory, or CDROM). The data is stored in
a file named jobs.par .
F5: Load Job
This function allows operators to load a different
job number to a gun. Note that if the gun is in run
mode when the new job is seleted, the new job
will not become active until the gun is halted and
put back in run mode.
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The new job will also become active if
the gun faults, as this generates a halt for
that gun.
NOTE
F6: Configure Alarms
This screen allows the operator to program which
errors and faults actually cause a spray shutdown
condition. That is, what errors and faults (when
they occur) will actually halt the pumps and cause
spray to cease.
If the alarm is turned off, the main screen will
indicate that the gun is faulted but running. The
Status line on the main screen will show:
STATUS: RUN
(The word RUN will be printed in red.)
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