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920512-768 Operator Manual Component Identification
3.4 Typical Printouts Figure 3-3 and Figure 3-4 are examples of typical cycle printouts.
• POWER UP
When Power Switch is set to POWER, generated printout lists
time and date control was turned on, unit's model and serial
number and the software ID and version.
• CYCLE START
When START touch pad is pressed to begin selected cycle,
generated printout lists name of cycle started, time and date
cycle was started, cycle number and unit number.
• IN-CYCLE PERFORMANCE
During a cycle, generated printout lists start and end time of
each phase, along with actual temperature of solution/water in
chamber sump.
• END-OF-CYCLE PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
At end of a cycle, generated printout lists time cycle was
completed, maximum wash and rinse temperatures reached
during cycle and total cycle processing time.
• ALARM CONDITION
When an alarm condition occurs, generated printout lists type of
alarm and time it occurred (see Figure 3-4). Once operator
presses ACK touch pad, generated printout lists time when
alarm was acknowledged.
Figure 3-3. Sample Printout
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CYCLE - CYCLE 4
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CYCLE START 2007-03-30 09:22:22
CYCLE COUNT 63
SERIAL NUMBER: 36XXXXXXXX
ALK. WASH
- START 09:28:59 47.5ºC
- END 09:29:04 43.5ºC
- DRAINING SUMP 09:29:15
- TEMPERATURE 31.0ºC
ACID WASH
- START 09:30:45 81.9ºC
- END 09:34:48 77.8ºC
- ACID SOAK 09:34:53
- BYPASSED
- DRAINING SUMP 09:35:86
- TEMPERATURE: 57.7ºC
FINAL RINSE
- START 09:35:26 42.9ºC
- END 09:35:37 32.5ºC
Figure 3-4. Sample Alarm
Printout
* ALARM
2007-03-30 09:43:59
COOLDOWN TANK TOO LONG TO DRAIN
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