DPU/DO - Page 27 - REV. 5/25/00
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**Set Parameters For Unit - 1 **
---> SECURITY LOCK DIRECTION
*(0) Right
(1) Left
Use < > to Select Option
Use <NUMBER> to Set Option
<SAVE> to Save <ESCAPE> to Exit
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-- Security Lock Direction Parameter Screen --
For an EC300A controller, when the security lock signal is received, the entire module is locked.
However, if the carriage control (with security lock input) is set as a stationary, the security lock
can function in one of two ways. In this parameter screen, if RIGHT is selected and the
stationary is security locked, only the carriages to its right are security locked. If LEFT is
selected, only the carriages to its left are security locked. The large check mark indicates that
only the desired carriage that has the security lock input needs to be properly set.
Five carriage system example: "Right", park carriages 3, 4 and 5 to the right, set carriage 3 as a
stationary and security lock it, use carriages 1 and 2 normally. "Left", park carriages 1, 2 and 3
to the left, set carriage 3 as a stationary and security lock it, use carriages 4 and 5 normally.
For the EC400 controller, when the security lock signal is received, the carriage is automatically
set as a stationary and uses this parameter to determine direction of security lock. If it is desired
to have the entire module locked then the input must be on either the first or last carriage
controller with appropriate direction selected.
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**Set Parameters For Unit - 1 **
---> S6 RAMP AND FACTORS
*(0) No
(1) Yes
Use < > to Select Option
Use <NUMBER> to Set Option
<SAVE> to Save <ESCAPE> to Exit
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-- S6 Ramp and Factors Parameter Screen --
Since the speed of the motor on an S6 style carriage is much greater than a motor on a standard
Office and Institutional carriage, it cannot use the same values for proper operation. This
parameter allows the carriage control to switch to the S6 motor values by selecting a 1, or the
standard motor values by selecting a 0. NOTE: JP1 jumper on the EC300A/EC400 board is
required when using S6 motors.
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