Graco GLC 4400 - Setup; Quick System Setup - PUMP OFF and Low Level

Setup
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NOTE: Icon definitions are provided on page 4.
NOTE: For proper setup ensure that the low level signal is deactivated during setup (no low level condition).
2. PUMP OFF Mode
Use arrows to select mode icon (user can select both icons)
a. Timer
Enter OFF/WAIT Time in HH:MM:SS by using the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select
digit and use the UP/DOWN arrows to change value. Sets time between lubrica-
tion events.
b. Machine Counts
Enter number of machine counts between lubrication cycles by using the
LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select the digit and the UP/DOWN arrows to change
value.
c.
Timer and
Machine Counts
i.
Enter OFF/WAIT Time in HH:MM:SS by using the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select
digit and use the UP/DOWN arrows to change value. Sets time between lubrica-
tion events.
ii.
Enter number of machine counts between lubrication cycles by using
LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select the digit and UP/DOWN arrows to change value.
iii.
NOTE: Timeout behavior is only selectable through ADVANCED SYSTEM
SETUP, page 24. Default behavior is to enter a fault on timeout.
3. Low Level
a. Skip
Makes no change to existing low level settings.
b. Standard
Sets controller to provide low level fault from a point level switch.
i.
Select Sensor Type
•
Normally Open (NO)
•
Normally Closed (NC)
ii. Select Fault or Warning Behavior
• Pump OFF
Configures the controller to enter a fault when a low level signal occurs.
• Pump ON
Configures the controller to provide low level Warnings. When the signal is pres-
ent, the system will continue to run.
c. Paddle
Sets the controller to provide low level fault based on G3 Defaults (10 signals).