Setup
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Part 1123087_02
3/2014 Nordson Corporation
Table 4‐16 Input Default and Optional Settings
Input Terminals Default Setting Optional Settings
1 8 and 9 Automatic Standby
Disabled
Standby
Heater Control
Pump Control (see Note A)
External Zone 1A/1B (enable/disable) (see Note B)
External Zone 2A/2B (enable/disable) (see Note B)
Automatic Standby (see Note C)
Fill Enable/Disable
2 10 and 11 Standby
3 12 and 13 Heater Control
4 7 and 14 External Zone 1A/1B
(enable/disable)
NOTE A: If Pump Control is selected, the pump will not switch On—even if you touch the Pump Control button—if voltage is
not present on the input’s contacts. When this control option is selected, the Pump Control button color changes to
half white, half green and indicates Pumps: Remote.
B: When the External Zone control option is selected for an input, the respective applicator button indicates that it is
controlled from a remote source by displaying two white arrows. Refer to Monitoring the System, Heated Zone
Status, in Section 5, Operation, for more information.
C: Automatic Standby is available for input 1 only. If Automatic Standby is selected, values for Auto Standby Start and
Auto Exit Standby must be entered. Refer to Entering Standby Settings in this section.
Table 4‐17 Output Default and Optional Settings
Output Terminals Default Setting Optional Settings
1 1 and 2 System Ready
Disabled
System Ready (see Note A)
Melt Ready (the system is ready and the pump is On)
(see Note A)
2 3 and 4 Fault
ea
y
Ready—Pump On
Fill Active
Fill Overfill Alarm
Fill Fault
3 5 and 6 Ready—Pump on
Tank Low (see Note A)
Alert (see Note B)
Fault (see Note C)
Service Reminder (see Note A)
NOTE A: When this control option condition occurs, contacts close. Contacts are normally open when power is off.
B: Alert provides an output signal when a potential fault is detected. If both Fault and Alert are used, then both a fault
output and an alert output signal will be present when a fault is generated.
C: When this control option condition occurs, contacts open. Contacts are normally open when power is off.
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