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26 Feed Temp Span DegC 27 Perm Temp Zero 28 Perm Temp Span DegC Feed Temperature Span Calibration Permeate Temperature Zero Calibration Permeate Temperature Span Calibration 1-60 00.0 NA 1-1500 000 NA 1-60 00.0 NA This setting allows the temperature sensor in the feed conductivity cell to be calibrated to a known temperature at span value. Only qualified users following the procedures documented in the Calibration section of this manual should adjust this setting. This setting allows the temperature sensor in the permeate 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. This setting allows the temperature sensor in the permeate conductivity cell to be calibrated to a known temperature at span value. Only qualified users following the procedures documented in the Calibration section of this manual should adjust this setting. Sanitization Lock From the Operating Mode screen, the user may select “Sanitization Lock”; Main Menu screen, select keypad number 5 (Settings), select keypad number 1 (Mode), select keypad number 1 (San lock). Following this the RO unit will be placed in the Sanitization lockout mode. If the RO is currently operating, the RO unit will immediately shutoff, the controller display will indicate MODE=Sntz Lock and MIN (minutes) since Lock. If the RO unit is not currently running, regardless of mode of operation, all operation sequencing will immediately cease, the RO unit will placed in a controls level lockout condition and the controller display will indicate MODE=Sntz Lock and MIN (minutes) since Lock. This prevents the system from operating from a controls standpoint while sanitizing agents are present. 3-6 The controller must be powered up (display illuminated) for the sanitization feature to operate properly, in the event that power is interupted during a sanitization procedure, the controller will remain locked out of service. Following the sanitization process, pressing any of the arrow keys or the green “MAIN MENU” key on the keypad will prompt the operator to enter the unit sanitization lockout code, “LOCKOUT RESTART”, “Enter Access Code” will be displayed. The operator must enter the five digit sanitization lockout code to exit the sanitization lockout mode. Following this RO unit may once again be operated in any of the three available normal operating modes. Refer to the RO unit Operation and Maintenance manual accompanying the unit for proper sanitization precautions, proper materials and procedures.
Time Delays Time delays and deadbands are used to control the action of the MC10 alarms. These are described below. Process Value Time Delay Time Alarm is Released When Rising Process Value Exceeds Setpoint Plus Deadband Deadband Low Alarm Setpoint Alarm Activates at End of Time Delay The illustration above shows the action of a low alarm setpoint on a falling value. The high setpoint works in the same manner except the deadband is below the setpoint. Process Value Time Delay Time Alarm Activates at End of Time Delay High Alarm Setpoint Deadband 3-7 Alarm is Released When Rising Process Value Drops Below Setpoint Minus Deadband
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