Mold-Masters M2 - 5.9 The Tool Settings

SETUP
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5-13
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5.9 The Tool Settings
The Tool Settings are those parameters which affect only the selected tool. It takes two steps
to save the settings or changes made here. First you must choose [
Accept] on this screen
and then go to the ToolStore page and choose [
Save]. All changes are then saved within the
ToolStore memory for that selected tool.
Function Description Limits
Button One
Mode
Choose from a range of start and stop options that
can be available on the rst button. Most of the pairing
options are the same start and stop functions that you
can choose fromm the “Mode” options on the Display
Page. They are applicable to any tool that you choose
from the ToolStore.
The “Sequence”, option however is a special start
that relates to a particular tool that must have be set
as a sequence of events or tool settings. More details
aboout Sequence starting can be found in “Sequence
Tools and Settings” on page 6-37.
Button Two
Mode
Choose [
Standby] or [Boost] as the second mode
button on the Display.
If the controller has spear
zones then the Standby
option is greyed out and
the second button option is
xed as [
Boost].
Display Mode Set the display page and set-up page to group the
zones as:
[
Sorted] with all Spear zones displayed rst followed
by Probes, then Manifolds, then Specials.
[Mixed] which groups the probe and manifold zones
as they are positioned within the card rack, (Manifolds
may appear out of sequence order, but grouped with
their corresponding probe zones.)
Flow Units Select whether to quantify the Flow Zones in Gallons
or Litres.
NOTE - This parameter
only appears if a Flow
Monitor (Analogue Input)
card is detected in the rack.
Input Timer
(minutes)
If either of the above Stop or Standby options is
initiated then this timer starts as soon as the input
open/close signal is received. Once this timer period
has expired it switches the console into the selected
Stop or Standby mode. If, however, the remote signal
disappears before the Timer expires than it resets the
Timer period to “zero” for a restart.
The maximum period for
Input Timer is 25 minutes.