v 1.0 — February 2020 Altanium Matrix5
168 Cool Down Data Collection
12.4.2 Cool Down Data Collection
You can continue data collection for an interval of time after the controller has stopped. In
the Cooldown Data Collection area of the process Limits screen, you can set a time value from
1 to 180 minutes. The default value is 60 minutes. When the timer expires, the data collection
stops.
NOTE: Cool down data collection is only available if the controller is configured with
temperature control. This feature will only work when the controller changes from the
Running, Standby, or Boost state to the Stop state.
To set and enable the cool down data collection timer, do the steps that follow:
1. From the Home screen, touch the Process Monitoring button.
2. Touch the Setup tab.
3. Touch the Additional Collection Time field and type the time you want the controller
to continue its data collection after the controller has stopped.
4. Touch the Accept button.
5. Touch the Continue Collecting After Heats Off check box, so the check mark shows.
12.4.3 Cycle Mode Configuration
You can set the Altanium system to cycle mode data collection. Data collection starts at the
rising edge of the selected cycle start signal. The time mode data collection stops.
To use the cycle mode configuration, the Altanium controller must have heats installed with
one of the control technologies that follow:
• UltraSync-E
• Altanium Servo Controller
• Ultra Shot
• Altanium Valve Gate Sequencer
The cycle mode configuration can also be used when the Cycle Input signal is selected for use
when the Altanium controller is configured for heats only.
The data collection can be set to start by the signals that follow:
• IMM in Auto
• External At Temperature
• UltraSync-E Stems Open Command
• UltraSync-E Stems Closed Command
• External Permit Calibration
• Servo Digital Input 6 - 10
• Configurable Signal 1 - 18
• Cycle Input (refer to Section 12.4.3.3)
To set the cycle mode configuration, do the steps that follow:
1. From the Home screen, touch the Process Monitoring button.
2. Touch the Setup tab.
3. Touch the Cycle Mode Start Signal field.
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