Hose Volume This volume is required to terminate the additive dispensing before the
preselected amount is reached.
Thus the hose is flushed with pure product at the end and no additive
remains in the system.
Confirm the value with <Enter>.
The parameter "External filling level" is currently not supported.
Call up the parameter "Pump cycle time" with key <6>.
This time period specifies the maximum time which the additive pump
needs for going through a pump cycle.
Pump Cycle If the cycle is not terminated in the stated time, then the discharge stops
and an error message is produced.
The default figure is 6000 msec.
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The parameters "Piston initial position" and "Piston end position" state
the time for which the piston is to dwell at the corresponding positions
so that the suction and discharge functions are ensured.
The default value is 80 msec.
7.2.2
Defining the Additive / Product Containing Additive
When defining the required products, consideration should be given to
the fact that the set types of product are defined in the product registers
through to the device sealing procedure. This prevents a product subject
to W & M inspection from being converted into one that is not subject to
W & M inspection after calibration.
This means that at least the main information about the products must be
defined before calibration.
For calibration this means that even when injection takes place before the
measuring system (not subject to W & M inspection), a register of the
type "Additive (pump)" must be created to enable additive dispensing at a
later point.
The configuration menu is called with the function key <F3>.
To define a new product, select Product Page 3.5.
Here ten products can be defined within each of the three product pages.
The allocation of the products is freely selectable. Packed products and
liquid products or even surcharges or services can be defined on the
same product page.
Example: An additive with the name "Burny", a mixing ratio of 1:2000 and a price
of £ 25.00 per liter is to be defined on Product Page 2.
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