v 1.4 — September 2015 Altanium Neo2
68 Calibrating the Thermocouple Inputs
that there is a high probability of moisture being trapped in the heaters, then a user should
use the Forced Bake-Out feature.
NOTE:The default value for the FORCE BAKE OUT button is 0, which indicates that this
function is turned off. Each value greater than 0 indicates the amount of time (in
minutes) that the system will automatically go through the wet heater bake-out
process whenever the start button is pressed. Additionally, if the system contains
either the X-Series (Silver heat sink) or XE-Series (Green Heat sink) cards and this
feature is activated, the bake out routine will be automatically initiated on every
startup and the current detection, on these cards, for this particular fault, will be
overridden.
To set the force bake out time for the system:
1. On the Advanced System Setup screen, touch FORCE BAKE OUT. The numerical Key
window appears.
2. Enter the value for the time limit. The range is 1 to 30 minutes (0=OFF). The default
setting is 0.
3. Touch Enter.
9.2.6 Calibrating the Thermocouple Inputs
NOTE:Contact Technical Services for instructions on calibrating the thermocouple inputs.
To open the System Calibration screen:
1. On the Advanced System Setup screen, touch CAL.
2. If calibration is required, contact Technical Services for instructions.
9.2.7 Automatically Loading the Last Mold Setup
If set to yes the system will load the last mold setup that was loaded prior to the systems
power down. Also, when this feature is enabled it bypasses the Security and Mold Setup
screens during the boot up sequence.
To automatically load the last mold setup:
1. On the Advanced System Setup screen, the LAST MOLD button displays the setting.
2. Touch LAST MOLD to toggle the setting between YES and NO. The default setting is
YES.
9.2.8 Setting the Monitor Regulation
The MONITOR REG button allows for the Regulation setting for the zones to be set to
Monitor in addition to the Automatic and Manual settings. Monitor reads the temperature
only and not power output control.
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