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7 - REGOLAZIONE
7.2 SETUP MENU
SET UP menu:
PARAMETERS
modifies set point
SCHEDULING
enables/dis. time periods
CLOCK SETUP
set the clock
ID Tast-Cen
( ONLY ATC )
PASSWORD
( ONLY ATC )
To enter in the SETUP menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button F3 SETUP
To select the submenu
?
ESC
I
HO ME
buttons
▲▼
F2 – F3
To access
?
ESC
I
HO ME
button F1 ENTER
To scrolling voices
?
ESC
I
HOME
buttons
▲▼
F2 - F3
To go back a level of the menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button ESC
To go back to the main menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button HOME
Alarm menu
VIEW ALARM
To visualize the alarm in
progress
STORE ALARM
To visualize the historical
alarm
DEL STORE
To delete the historical
alarm
To enter in the ALARM menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button F2 ALARM
To select VIEW ALARM
?
ESC
I
HOME
buttons
▲▼
F2 – F3
To access
?
ESC
I
HOME
button F1 ENTER
To scroll the active alarms
?
ESC
I
HOME
buttons
▲▼
F2 - F3
To reset the alarm in progress
?
ESC
I
HOME
button F1 ENTER
To go back a level of the menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button ESC
To go back to the main menu
?
ESC
I
HOME
button HOME
7.3 ALARMS
BEFORE RESETTING AN ALARM, IDENTIFY AND REMOVE ITS CAUSE.
REPEATED RESETS CAN CAUSE IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE .
The presence of an alarm is signaled by the icon flashing .
The cumulative block relay activates simultaneously, according to the type of alarm.
Alarms can be reset once the conditions that caused them to trip have been removed.
ALARMS and FAULTS show a potentially dangerous situation for the machine integrity. An immediate analysis is necessary to detect
the causes of the block. A repeated reset can provoke irreversible damage. That is why reset is MANUAL
.
PRE-ALARMS and SIGNALS indicate a close risk situation. Their occurrence can be accepted if occasional and/or in temporary
situations (for example at the system start-up . In case of doubt contact an authorized service centre .
Summary of Contents for WSH 100D
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