Page 5- 16 LCD Programming
Revised 10/14
ITW Dynatec
D SERIES V6 DCL ASU Manuals
ystem Configuration Menu
Press the System Configuration Menu button on the Overview Screen to program the following
parameters:
Temperature/ Pressure Conversion ‐ Fahrenheit or Celsius/ PSI or BAR
Language Selection ‐ English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese o r Japanese
Zone Configuration ‐ typically configured by ITW Dynatec
Pump Configuration ‐ typically configured by ITW Dynatec
Setpoint Limitation ‐ sets a limit on the maximum setpoint
Hi/Low Tolerance ‐ the high a nd low temperature window which defines the Ready temperature
Standby Configuration ‐ amount of temperature difference, time delay, activation method and
sleep mode for the standby function
Level Dete ction ‐ activates or de‐activates the low adhesive level detector
Heat‐up Sequence (Priority) ‐ simultaneous or sequential heat‐up of temperature zones
Access Code ‐ setup an access code to prevent un‐authorized programming
0.5 RPM Increment ‐ allows faster manual mode programming of the pump speed
Temperature Offset ‐ fine‐tuning allows compensation for temperature gradients
Customer Zone Names ‐ allows personalization of the temperature zone's names
Logbook/ Fault History ‐ records the time and date of controller events and faults
Power‐On Configuration ‐ allows custom settings for pump/motor and heaters at startup
Global Setpoints ‐ allows easy one‐temperature programming of setpoints
Accessing the Parameters
There are four pages of configuration parameters. Four parameters are on each page.
Turn the Input Wheel to select the parameter to be programmed. The slider graph (on the left)
indicates the page # of the System Configuration Menu. Once you select (highlight) your desired
parameter, many parameters can be changed simply by pressing the Enter Knob.
Page 1 of 4 Pages of Parameters
Selected parameter is unlocked
and may be programmed.
Selected parameter is locked and cannot
be programmed without the access code.
Page #1
indicator
Slider Graph
Reminder to press
Enter Knob.
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