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X-COM RADIO MODULE RESET and ACQUISITION:
The X-COM module is used for radio communication between the boards
and the PC/MAC. Before enabling communication, the X-COM module must
be configured.
Y X-COM module is configured and is ready for operation.
Press and hold the
button for 5 sec it is possible to reset the X-COM
module.
no no X-COM module is inserted and configured.
To begin the configuration procedure is necessary
to insert the module in connector M1A-X-COM located on
the board and hold the
button for 5 sec.
On the display will appear
Y and the flashing light will be activated.
Then the configuration procedure must be completed using a PC/MAC.
no
AS
MAINTENANCE REQUEST - CYCLE COUNTER (linked to the subsequent
two functions):
You can enable the signaling of maintenance request, or the cycle counter.
Y = enable the SIGNALING when the programmed number of cycles has
been reached (as defined in subsequent two functions
nc and nd).
Signaling consists of a pre-flashing of 8 sec (in addition to the time
may already be set with the function
PF) before each movement.
If using a PC/MAC a maintenance request is set with a number of
cycles greater than 99,990, the subsequent two functions
nc and
nd will display 99 and 99, respectively.
no = enable the CYCLE COUNTER, that will be displayed in the subse-
quent two functions
nc and nd up to a displayed maximum of 99,990.
If the number of cycles performed is greater than 99,990 the subse-
quent two functions
nc and nd will display 99 and 99, respectively.
no
nc
CYCLE PROGRAMMING (THOUSANDS):
If
AS = Y the display will show the number of thousands of cycles after which
the signaling of maintenance request begins (can be set from
0 to 99).
If
AS = no the display will show the number of thousands of work cycles
performed. The value displayed is updated with the succession of the cycles,
interacting with the value in
nd.
When AS = no you can reset the cycle counter: press simultaneously
and
for 5 sec.
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