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5.8 Setup: Pump, continued:
Setup: Pump provides configuration of global settings related to the pump. Generally, the
default values here do not need to be changed. Any changes required for a particular system
will be made at the factory, and would only need to be modified if a “Factory Reset” is
performed.
Keypad Beep: Determines if the buttons “beep” when pressed. Default = ON.
Factory Reset: Resets the system to the factory default settings for all menus. Requires
pressing “YES” to both the “Clear All Memory?” and “Are You Sure?” prompts.
ASCII Feedback: Controls responses sent to a PC upon receipt of a remote command.
Default = ON.
External Run-Stop: Controls action of the Footswitch connection, which is part of the
External I/O DB37 connector (pins 19 and 37). Choose Pulse for footswitch type control
where the contacts are closed and then opened. Choose Level for contact closure control
where closed = Run and open = Stop. Run key is disabled when this is set to Level except
in Manual Mode. Default = Pulse.
Power-Up: Controls the action of the system upon power-up. Choose from Menu, Mode, or
Run. Menu = the system returns to the top of the Menu. Mode = the system returns to the
last Mode it was in. Run = the system returns to the last Mode it was in and starts the
process.
Pump Tubing: If Pump Head is set to Peristaltic, all nine standard tubing sizes can be
chosen. Used with Motor RPM setting to determine proper calibration curve. Default = 16.
Pump Head: Choose between Peristaltic, RH1, RH0 and RH00. Also used to access the
proper calibration curve. Default = Peristaltic.
Motor RPM: Choose between 8, 160 and 600 rpm, matching the motor installed in the
system. This will be set at the factory. It will need to be reset after a Factory Reset if other
than the default. Default = 160.
Motor Start: Controls how fast the motor starts. Hard is fast, Soft is slow. Default = Hard.
TTL 1 On-Off: Controls action of TTL Switch 1, used for Master/Slave control of another
system or device with TTL input control. Set to Yes, TTL 1 changes states from High to Low
when the system is told to run the motor. Set to No, it does not. Default = Yes.
Switch Polarity: Controls the polarity of the TTL switches. Inverted = High when not
activated, Low when activated. Normal = Low when not activated, High when activated.
Default = Inverted to allow for proper Master/Slave control.
Switch Configuration: Sets the action of the TTL switches. Choose between Level and
Pulse. Default = Pulse. Set to Level to allow for proper Master/Slave control.
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