Quincy Compressor QMOD00008 - Interface Screen

Section IV - Operating Procedures
Programming the Dryer
If it is necessary to change the default
settings:
Click in the box you wish to change and
overwrite the desired items (note stage
times are in 10 second intervals).
Click ‘Program SFD’ ( a warning will appear
asking to confirm the change).
Click to confirm and the operating
parameters will change.
Click ‘Real Time View’ to check set up.
Interface Screen
Read SFD - Reads the current settings of
the controller.
Program SFD - Programs the controller
with the new settings.
Real Time View - In addition to the main
display panel shown on the previous
page, there is also a real time view, which
illustrates the current operation of the
dryer valves. This screen also counts
down the remaining run time on the valve
operation. This information can useful in
confirming faults, which are displayed by
the LED’s on the front display panel.
The following information is shown on the
‘Real Time View’ screen:
The stage the controller is in through its
cycle, including remaining time on the
particular stage.
Valve conditions
Power condition
Cartridge and valve service conditions
Energy management condition
Alarm condition
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Load Settings - Allows previously stored
settings to be loaded into the controller.
Stage Times -
(Tower 1 & Tower 2) - Indicates the time
that a tower is depressurized.
(Repressurization) - Indicates the
repressurization time set on the
controller.
(Link) - Enables or disables the Tower 1
& Tower 2 settings to be linked.
Drain Valve - Allows the drain to operation
to be toggled to function after Tower 1
only or after both towers and sets the
drain operation time.
Alarm Settings - Allows the service
technician to toggle and adjust the remote
alarm activation values from the default
values.
Energy Management - Allows the user to
set application parameters to save energy
during periods of low demand.
Service information - Indicates the default
settings at which the cartridge and valve
service indicators will illuminate. The
service history of the machine is logged,
giving total hours run and hours run since
the last service. Service resets provides
an alternative method of resetting service
hours other than using the reset disc after
service has been carried out.
Address - Indicates the network address
for networked dryers.
Faults - The first column indicates the
number of faults up to 50 every 30
minutes. The second column indicates the
type of fault and the hour it occurred.
Serial Number - Indicates software
and dryer serial number to ensure they
correspond.
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