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JUMO IMAGO F3000 User Manual

JUMO IMAGO F3000
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Process controller
for the meat processing
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Operating Instructions
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JUMO IMAGO F3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJUMO
ModelIMAGO F3000
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 Introduction

1.1 Preface and Documentation Structure

Details on instructions validity, warranty, technical data, and documentation structure.

1.3 Typographical Conventions

Explanation of warning signs, note signs, and text representation conventions.

2 Identifying the Instrument Version

2.1 Type Designation

Explains how to identify the instrument's specific model and configuration via its type code.

2.2-2.4 Delivery, Accessories, and Expansion

Lists package contents, optional accessories, and plug-in boards for expansion.

3 Installation

3.1 Dimensions and 3.2 Mounting

Provides physical dimensions and instructions for securely mounting the instrument in a panel.

4 Electrical Connection

4.1 Installation Notes

Essential guidelines and safety precautions for electrical connections and wiring.

4.2 Connection Diagrams

Detailed diagrams showing electrical connections for various modules and slots.

4.3 Electrical Isolation

Diagram illustrating electrical isolation levels between different instrument components.

5 Instrument Description

5.1 Display and Control Elements

Detailed view of the IMAGO F3000 display and its interactive control elements.

5.2 Operating Summary

A graphical overview of the instrument's operational states and transitions.

6 Operation

6.1 Basic Status and Program Design

Describes the basic status screen and details on designing and entering programs.

6.3 Start Program and Quick Start

Instructions for initiating programs, including selection, linking, and quick start options.

6.4 Automatic Operation

Covers automatic operation modes, pausing, and temporary alterations.

6.5 Manual Operation and Program Control

Manual operation, stopping programs, and understanding program end signals.

6.8 General Configuration and 6.9 MENU Configuration

Overview of configuration levels, menu structure, and interface setup.

6.9.7 Process Step Editor and 6.9.8 Temperature Unit

Editing process steps and setting temperature units for display.

6.9.9 Password and 6.10 Parameterization

Managing passwords and performing system parameterization settings.

6.11 User Data, Counters, and 6.13 Instrument Access

User settings, counters, and managing access to instrument functions.

6.14 Plug & Play (P&P) Memory Operations

Features and applications of the P&P memory for configuration, backup, and updates.

6.14.1-6.14.2 P&P Data Write and Auto-Save

Procedures for writing data to P&P memory and enabling automatic saving.

6.14.3 P&P Write Protection

Instructions for enabling or disabling write protection on the P&P memory.

6.14.4 Copying Programs

Steps to copy programs from one P&P memory or instrument to another.

6.14.5 Replacing a Faulty Instrument

Procedure for replacing a faulty instrument using the P&P memory.

6.14.6-6.14.10 P&P Memory Operations

Covers retrofitting, backups, commissioning, OEM programming, and loading protected data.

6.14.11 Load New Instrument Software

Steps to load new instrument software onto the P&P memory.

6.15 Instrument-Only Settings

Configuration options that can only be set directly on the instrument.

7 Setup Program

7.1 Access Authorization and Device Management

Managing access levels, device lists, and hardware configuration settings.

7.2 Process Steps and 7.3 Screen Representation

Defining program steps, editing process sequences, and customizing screen layouts.

7.4 Configuration and Interfaces

Configuring instrument interfaces and special settings for communication modules.

7.4.3 Analog Inputs and 7.4.4 Controller Settings

Configuring analog inputs, probe types, and controller parameters.

7.4.5 Core Changeover and 7.4.6 Program Source

Methods for core temperature acquisition and setting program running parameters.

7.5 Parameterization and 7.5.2 Limit Comparators

Detailed controller parameter settings and configuring limit comparators.

7.5.3 Smoke Generator

Parameters for configuring smoke generators and conveyor screws.

7.6 User Data and Instrument Settings

Settings for screen saver, instrument designation, language, passwords, and date/time.

7.7 Setup-Only Settings Overview

Overview of settings configurable only via the setup program, including displays, keys, texts, and outputs.

7.7.1 7-Segment Displays and 7.7.2 Function Keys

Configuring 7-segment display values and assigning functions to keys.

7.7.3 Texts and 7.7.4 Names

Defining user/system texts and naming control elements for easier configuration.

7.7.5 Analog Outputs and 7.7.6 Relay Outputs

Configuring analog output signals and assigning functions to relay outputs.

7.7.7 Logic and Alarm Functions

Defining logic signals and alarm triggers, including message types and priorities.

7.7.8 Fan Control and 7.7.9 Math/Logic Functions

Setting up fan control and defining mathematical/logical formulas for calculations.

7.7.10 Software Locks and 7.7.11 Operating Hours Counter

Inhibiting operating facilities and monitoring equipment operating time.

7.7.12 Production Data and 7.8 Setup Data Info

Managing production data queries and documenting setup information.

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