West Control Solutions N6600 - Manual (Page 11)

NOTES (continued)
4. Only appears if a Soft Start is in progress; see Subsection 2.4.
5. Appears only if an alarm is active; see Subsection 2.6.
6. In dual setpoint operation, the lower display distinguishes between the
active and inactive setpoints in the following manner:
2.3 ADJUSTING THE DISPLAYED PARAMETER
If either of these keys is held down for 10 seconds or more, the adjustment rate
changes to “high speed” mode.
2.4 SOFT START
Soft Start is used when a gentle start-up phase is required, before going to full
working temperature. During Soft Start, a dedicated setpoint is used to control the
process to a lower temperature than normal. A power limit can be applied to
Output 1 during Soft Start, constraining the average Output 1 power. During Soft
Start, the Output 1 cycle time is automatically reduced to give added protection
against thermal shock (NOTE: because of the nature of time-proportioned outputs,
Output 1 will still be fully-on for part of each output cycle).
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