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and seconds), date (day, date, month and year) access (factory default access code = 12345) and sanitize lockout (factory default sanitize lockout code = 12345) codes. The MC10 maintains time on a 24 hour clock (i.e., military style). The hours, minutes, and seconds are changed on separate screens by entering the appropriate number and pressing “ENTER”. Date, month, and year are entered in the same fashion. The MC10 also requires that the day of the week be entered (Sunday = 1, Saturday = 7). The second selection from the Settings Screen, number 1 key, allows the user to change the operating mode of the MC10; Sanitize, Standby or Tank/Direct Feed modes. The third selection, number 2 key, allows access to the Settings data entry screens. The user is prompted for the access code to enter sub menu 0 (Clock) or 2 (Settings) of the Settings screen (factory default access code = 12345). The fourth selection, number 3 key, automatically initializes the modem. This only needs to be done one time after a modem is installed in the controller. The fifth selection, number 4 key, allows the user to select the data log interval. The sixth selection, number 5 key, erases the data currently in the data logger. Upon entering the Settings data entry screens (by pressing “2” from the main Settings screen), the user will have the option of entering an index number for a particular setting. This enables the user to go directly to a particular setting without scrolling through the entire list of settings. Alternatively, the user may scroll through the settings with the up and down arrow keys. Settings Table The table below lists the index number of all of the Settings data entry screens, the abbreviation used on the screen, the full name of the setting, and any other pertinent information on that particular setting. Settings Table NOTE: Where required, the right arrow key is used to enter the decimal point. MC10 Settings Index Screen Name Full Name Range Format 0 Feed 1 Low Salt Rjct SP % 2 Low Salt Rjct DB % 3 Low Salt Rjct TDsec 4 Low Salt Rjct SDsec 5 Perm Divert SP % 6 Perm Divert DB % Tank or Direct Feed Low Salt Rejection Setpoint Low Salt Rejection Deadband Low Salt Rejection Time Delay Low Salt Rejection Shut Down Delay Permeate Diversion Setpoint Permeate Diversion Deadband 0 or 1 0 1 80-100 00.0 90 0-20 00.0 0.5 1-255 000 1 1-255 000 1 80-100 00.0 80 0-20 0.0 1.0 Default Setting Details Allows the user to choose between tank feed or direct feed operation. Enter 0 for tank feed or 1 for direct feed. Setpoint (in %) which activates the alarm for low salt rejection. Deadband (in %) through which the salt rejection value must increase to release the low salt rejection alarm. Delay (in seconds) before the low salt rejection alarm is activated once the current value falls below the setpoint. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down after the low salt rejection alarm is activated. Permeate conductivity setpoint (in %) which activates the permeate diversion valve. 3-4 Deadband (in %) through which the permeate conductivity value must increase before the permeate diversion valve is released.
7 Perm Divert TD Sec 8 High Temp SP DegC 9 High Temp DB DegC 10 High Temp TD Sec 11 12 High Temp Shtdwn Sec High Tank Lvl TD Sec 13 Low Tank Swtch EN 14 Hi Tnk Startup Sec 15 16 17 Low Tank Lvl TD Sec High Pressure TD Sec Low Pressure TD Sec 18 Overload TD Sec 19 Pretrt Intlk TD Sec 20* Chem Pump TD Sec 21 Flush Interval Min 22 Flush Duration Sec 23 Feed CND Standard 24 Perm CND Standard 25 Feed Temp Zero Permeate Diversion Time Delay High Temperature Setpoint High Temperature Deadband High Temperature Time Delay High Temperature Shut Down Delay High Tank Level Time Delay Low Tank Switch Enable High Tank Level Restart Time Delay Low Tank Level Time Delay High Pressure Time Delay Low Pressure Time Delay Overload Time Delay Pretreatment Interlock Time Delay Chemical Pump Failure Time Delay Auto Flush Interval Auto Flush Duration Feed Conductivity Standard Permeate Conductivity Standard Feed Temperature Zero Calibration * For use with non-medical VANTAGE RO systems only. (NOT for use with Med-RO systems.) 1-255 000 15 0-45 00 32 0.1-10 0.0 3 1-255 000 20 1-255 000 10 1-255 000 5 0 or 1 0 1 1-1000 000 30 1-255 000 5 1-255 000 5 0-255 000 5 1-255 000 2 1-255 000 2 0-100 000 2 1-90 000 60 1-360 000 180 10-3000 0000 NA 0-1000 00.0 NA 1-1500 000 NA Delay (in seconds) before the permeate diversion valve is activated once the current value falls below the setpoint. Temperature setpoint (in deg C) which activates the high temperature alarm. Deadband (in deg C) through which the temperature value must pass before the high temperature alarm is released. Delay (in seconds) before the high temperature alarm is activated once the current value rises above the setpoint. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down after the high temperature alarm is activated. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for high tank level. Allows the system to be configured with or without a low tank level switch. Enter “1” to enable (low tank level switch present) or “0” to disable (low tank level not being used) this feature. Delay (in seconds) before the system will restart after the tank level drops below the high tank level switch. This feature is only used when the system is configured for operation without a low tank level switch. Delay (in seconds) before the system restarts (in Tank Feed mode) when the level drops below the low tank level switch. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for high pressure. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for low pressure. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for output overload. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for pretreatment interlock. Delay (in seconds) before the system shuts down for failure of the chemical injection pump. 3-5 Interval (in minutes) between autoflush cycles. Duration (in seconds) of each autoflush cycles. With these settings, the user can calibrate the conductivity inputs to a standard solution. See Calibration section for more information. This setting allows the temperature sensor in the feed conductivity cell to be calibrated to zero degrees C. Only qualified users following the procedures documented in the Calibration section of this manual should adjust this setting.
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