Husky Altanium Delta3 - Engaged Mode Commands; Permit Disengaging

v 2.3 — September 2015 Altanium Delta3
202 Permit Disengaging
• The benefit of using this input is to prevent calibration when damage may occur, such
as when the mold is closed with parts in the cavities.
• The signal is configured with two “anded” conditions.
• The default conditions are:
• External Permit Calibration digital input, not inverted.
• IMM in Auto digital input, inverted.
16.4.3.1.2 Permit Disengaging
For Permit Disengaging:
• This configurable input signal must be TRUE to allow the system to go into disengage
mode.
• The signal type choices are digital input and none.
• The benefit of using this input is to prevent going to disengage mode when damage
may occur, such as when the IMM is still auto cycling and injecting plastic into the mold
with the stems closed.
• The signal is configured with two “anded” conditions.
• The default conditions are:
• None.
• None.
16.4.3.1.3 Engaged Mode Commands
The controller has three input signal configurations for controlling the opening and closing
of the valve stems from the machine. This allows flexibility when connecting the controller
to the machine.
Use the Engaged Mode Commands on the Signals screen to change the control modes.
Input Signal
Configuration
Description
Open Valve Stems
Command
Examples
Close Valve Stems
Command
Examples
Level Valve stems open after Open
command signal is active and
the open delay timer is
complete. Valve stems stay
open until the Open
command signal is inactive
and the close delay timer is
complete.
• Configurable
output
• Valve gate open
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