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VALCO MELTON MCP-4J User Manual

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MC122 - MCP-4J Control Unit Section 4 - Programming
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Jam Setup Menus - Continued
When enabled:
If I jam is detected, the beacon will turn on.
If Rearm Mode is set to “Rearm” after Timeout, the unit will wait for the duration of the Rearm Timeout
setting, and then the beacon will turn off.
If Rearm Mode is set to “Wait for V=0,” the unit will wait until the encoder drops to 0 ft/min or 0 m/min,
and then wait until the encoder rises to at, or above, the Rearm Speed. The beacon will then turn off.
Rearm Speed:
This setting adjusts the minimum speed at which the unit will scan for jams, after a jam has occurred, when the Rearm
Mode is set to Wait for V=0. After a jam occurs and the machine stops, the unit will not signal any more jams until the
encoder speed is at, or above, this Rearm Speed setting.
Rearm Timeout:
This setting adjusts the forced stop time after a jam is detected. The unit will not turn the Machine Stop Output or
Beacon Output off until this time has elapsed.
Rearm Mode:
This setting has two options:
Rearm after Timeout:
In this mode: after a jam is detected, the unit will wait for the Rearm Timeout duration, and will then turn off whatever
outputs are enabled.
Wait for V=0:
In this mode: after a jam is detected, the unit will not turn off whatever outputs are enabled until the encoder reaches 0
speed.

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VALCO MELTON MCP-4J Specifications

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BrandVALCO MELTON
ModelMCP-4J
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish