Operator's Manual – AutoCycle iC - Ferguson Beauregard

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ACiC Operator’s Manual Revision 4 Page 20 of 95 4.5 Changing Override, Calibration, and Pressure Settings Move through the MENU to the appropriate setting. A cursor will be flashing on the left side of the display to indicate which item you will be modifying. As long as the cursor is on the left side of the display, you are only viewing the settings. Once you have located the setting to be changed press the ENTER key. This action will cause the RTU to redraw the entire screen. The top and bottom lines add labels for the function keys. The second line reproduces the line you started Figure 4.2: ACiC LCD Calibration Screen from and the third line contains the value to edit and the Enabled/Disabled status of the override. To enable or disable an override, press the F1 key. Notice the cursor is on the left most number. You can move to the right or left, by using the right or left arrow keys, which are located in the lower right hand corner of the keypad. You may change the sign of the value by pressing the F5 key. Change the setting to the value that is appropriate and press the ENTER key. If you make a mistake or want to keep the same number that was previously shown, press the ESC key. Either way, the RTU will redraw the screen you came from and return the cursor to the left side of the display with the cursor flashing. ! This feature differs slightly from Ferguson Beauregard’s previous generations of controllers. If the override is not enabled, the value entered will not be saved, and the override will not be set. 4.6 Hotkeys Understanding how the menu works is great; however, once you are comfortable with this procedure, it becomes time consuming to hop around the menu just to check a single setting or option. There is another way to hop from one section of the menu to another; this is done by using Hotkeys. Notice on the door instructions most lines have a blue number on the left side. This number is the Hotkey number. From most areas in the menu structure you can press the 1 or 2 digit number and press ENTER. The display will change to show the item you have selected. The cursor will be flashing on the left side of the item. You can hop around the MENU very quickly and efficiently to check data, system status or history. Hotkeys – press the 1 to 3 digit number and press ENTER. | +/- | OPN IF CP>= ENABLED +000250.000 DISABL | | 2913 Specialty Drive • P.O. Box 130158 • Tyler, TX 75713-0158 • Phone: 903-561-4851 • Fax: 903-561-6567
ACiC Operator’s Manual Revision 4 Page 21 of 95 4.7 ACiC Operating Parameters The following is a description of all operating parameters in the KDT Menu. boxed numbers shown next to the parameter are the Hotkey numbers. Also note that all time settings are in HRS: MIN: SEC format. 4.7.1 F1 – Set Times 01 FAST TIME: This time setting creates the Fast Window. From the start of the On Time to the Fast Time value is the Fast Window. A plunger arrival time less than the Fast Time would be in the Fast Window. A good place to start in establishing a Fast Time is by dividing the depth of the tubing by 800. This value sets the low limit of the Good Window. 02 SLOW TIME: This time setting creates the Slow Window. From the Slow Time value to the end of the On Time value is the Slow Window. A plunger arrival time greater than the Slow Time would be in the Slow Window. A good place to start in establishing a Slow Time is by dividing the depth of the tubing by 600. This value sets the upper limit of the Good Window. 03 TBG ON: This is the maximum amount of time you want the well to stay on waiting for the plunger to arrive at the surface. A good place to start in establishing an On Time is by dividing the depth of the tubing by 400. This value sets the upper limit of the Slow Window. 04 TBG OFF: This is the total amount of time you want the well to stay off or shut in. The Controller can change the Off Time as cycles progress. The Controller will not accept Off Time lower than the Minimum Off Time or higher than the Maximum Off Time. 05 MIN OFF: This is the lowest value the Off Time can be reduced. This feature is to ensure the plunger has enough time to reach the bottom of the tubing before another cycle begins. A good place to start in establishing a Minimum Off Time is by dividing the depth of the tubing by 200. 26 MAX OFF: This is the highest value the Off Time can be increased due to plunger adjustments. 2913 Specialty Drive • P.O. Box 130158 • Tyler, TX 75713-0158 • Phone: 903-561-4851 • Fax: 903-561-6567
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