ITW Dynatec
D SERIES V6 DCL ASU Manuals
LCD Programming Page 5-11
Revised 10/14
To Save a Recipe (SAVE TO PROG):
1. Program the controller as you wish it to be setup for a recipe. Program the following paramet‐
ers: temperature setpoints, zone On/Off settings and motor mode and speed.
2. Press the Main Menu button, then press F1: Recipe Management. Turn the Input Wheel to
SAVE TO PROG. Press the Enter Knob to enter. Turn the Input Wheel to select a program number
(up to four recipes may be created and stored). Press F5 to confirm.
ToLoadaStoredRecipe(LOADFROMPROG):
1. Press the Main Menu button, then press F1: Recipe Management. Turn the Input Wheel to
LOAD FROM PROG. Press the Enter Knob to enter.
2. Select the desired recipe by turning the Input Wheel unt il its recipe number is highlighted.
Press F5 to confirm the selection.
NOTES:
1. Recipes that contain temperature zones that do not show valid RTD sensors (ie, zones with
“?” in their bar‐graphs) w ill be turned Off after re‐loading, because the controller assumes those
zones will not be used.
2. If you have loaded a recipe, any changes you make to the temperature or motor settings are
not automatically store d in that recipe. If your changes need to be stored, go to the Recipe Man‐
agement Screen and follow the steps to SAVE TO PROG.
Standby (F2)
In Standby mode, the temperatures of all active temperature zones will decrease by a
pre‐defined amount and the pump will stop (Note: the pre‐defined amount is programmed on
page 2 of the System Configuration Menu).
System is in
Normal Mode
System is in
Standby Mode
Press the Ma in Menu button, then press F2 to toggle between Normal mode (setpoints and pump
are active) and Standby mode (setpoints are lowered and pump is stopped.) Confirm Standby mode
by pressing F2 again. After making a change, a screen message will indicate, “Standby ON” or
“Standby Off”.
NOTES: Standby can also be activated via an external contact closure (E1, E2 on customer incoming
connector terminals) or via the 7‐Day Scheduler.
See also Standby Configuration in this chapter.
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