41 Enable/Disable Functions 14
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42 Batch or Rate Display Default 13
43 Factory Default (All Functions) 14
44 Disable STOP 14
45 Disable RESUME 14
46 Disable START 14
*50 Count Mode (Up, Down, Quadrature) 12
*51 Reset or Preset 12
52 Totalizer Reset 16
53 Decimal Point Position 12
54 Cycle Counter Reset 16
60 Baud Rate Select 17
61 Print Data A Select 17
62 Print Data B Select 17
63 Print on START or STOP 17
64 Print on Command 17
65 Unit Identifier 17
66 Line Print Delay for Printers 17
67 On Line Message After Power Down 17
* These FUNCTIONS must be programmed when
FUNCTION PAGE
*1 Batch Preset 15
10 Fixed Prewarn 15
12 Batch Limit 15
13 Batch Autoadjust (Learning Mode) 15
15 Cycle Preset (How Many Batches to Run) 15
16 Viewing Cycle Counter 15
*18 Scale Factor 13
20 Rate Period Units Per Second, Minute or Hour 16
21 Rate Low Setpoint 16
22 Rate Hi Setpoint 16
30 Fail Safe (Shutoff if Pulse is Not Received) 12
31 Autorecycle (Time Between Equal Batches) 15
32 Prewarn Timeout (Prewarn Signal Duration) 15
33 Output 3 Select (Cycle, Totalizer or Alarm) 12
34 Rate Mode Enable 13
35 Serial Output Select (Pulse or Information) 17
36 Pulse Output Width (1 to 99 ms) 13
37 Rate Output Latch 16
lower digits.
Programing the PC100 is very simple. Except for program-
ming batch preset, all other functions are programmed the
same way.
This section gives:
• Details on how to operate the front panel to program,
step-by-step, each of the functions
• An explanation of the choices that are available for
each function
• Examples to guide you over the critical functions
BASIC PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
Example: Change the fail safe time between pulses from
2 seconds to 5 seconds.
1 Press the FUNCTION key...............................
2 Press the function number 30.......................
3 Press ENTER (display will show present value)
4 Press the new value.......................................
5 Press ENTER................................................
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HOW TO PROGRAM
THE PC100
the PC100 is used as a batch controller.
As we mentioned at the introduction of this manual, many
functions are available but only a few must be programmed
for the proper operation of the PC100. The functions in this
section are not presented in numeric order but instead in
order of priority first, and second, in groups of similar
operation, i.e., all batching functions, all rate functions, and
all communication functions.
Functions that must be programmed will be
marked with
a symbol. Be sure that these func-
tions are properly programmed.
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