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Load
The following settings are available for Load limits:
High Belt Load ↑
Low Belt Load
High Belt Load Delay
Low Belt Load Delay ↓
High Belt Load
If the actual belt load exceeds this limit for duration longer than the High Belt
Load Delay value (see below) then the logical output “High Belt Load” is set.
This limit is set in units of belt load.
Low Belt Load
If the actual belt load drops below this limit for duration longer than the Low Belt
Load Delay value (see below) then the logical output “Low Belt Load” is set.
This limit is set in units of belt load.
Note this limit is only active under the following conditions:
• Feeder Control is enabled (see Main Menu > Advanced Setup >
Configuration > Feeder Control) and the belt is commanded to run.
• Feeder control is not enabled and the logical input “Belt Running” is on.
• No calibration routine is running.
High Belt Load Delay
This value provides a delay for the High Belt Load limit, in order to prevent
nuisance alarms. The belt load must remain above the limit value for duration
as long as this delay value for the logical output to be set. This delay value is
set in seconds.
Low Belt Load Delay
This value provides a delay for the Low Belt Load limit, in order to prevent
nuisance alarms. The belt load must remain below the limit value for duration
as long as this delay value for the logical output to be set. This delay value is
set in seconds.
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