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Chapter 8. MVS-STX Service Menu Once a User Code is in place and activated, your operator(s) will be able to view parameters in the menu tree, but will not be able to change parameters without entering the code. Note Record the access code and store it in a safe place. If misplaced, call K-M for instructions on how to bypass the code. Follow this procedure to set up an access code: 1. If in Auto Mode (Auto LED illuminated), press the Auto/Man Key to put the MVS in Manual Mode. The Auto LED turns off. 2. Press the Menu Key to display the Main Menu. The display shows: MAIN MENU Disp I/O Cal F1 F2 F3 3. Press the Menu Key again to access the menu’s second page. The display shows: Service MAIN MENU F1 F2 F3 4. Press the F1 Key to access the Service Menu. The display shows: SERVICE ROUTINES STX SetPt 4/20 F1 F2 F3 5. Press the Menu Key to access the menu’s second page. The display shows: SERVICE ROUTINES Micro F1 F2 F3 6. Press the F3 Key to go to Access. The display shows: ACCESS FUNCTIONS User Access KM F1 F2 F3 7. Press the F1 Key to go to the User display. The display looks like this: ACCESS NUMBER > 0000 8. Use the keypad to enter a one- to fourdigit number. Press the Enter Key when done entering the number. The display acknowledges the entry and returns to: ACCESS FUNCTIONS F1 F2 F3 9. Press the Esc Key to scroll up the menu tree or press the Auto/Man Key to return to channel monitoring. The Access Code is ‘activated’ when you leave Manual Mode. Upon returning to Manual Mode and reentering the menu tree, the MVS prompts you to enter the code the first time you attempt to change a parameter. You only need to enter the code once per Manual Mode session, regardless of the number of parameters changed and channels accessed. KM User The MVS has two factory codes. Certain troubleshooting functions require one of these codes to gain access. The Service Code was described earlier in this chapter, and is entered when prompted by the display. The KM Mfg Code is entered in the Access Menu. The Mfg Code is required to access hidden menus and selected other menus, which are typically only used by K-M personnel for troubleshooting and testing. The Mfg Code also allows the user to change values in the Service Menu. The Mfg Code is: 9111 KM This code is entered in the KM function under the Access Menu. Once the code is entered, you have access to all functions and hidden menus that require the code, while you remain in Manual Mode. You only need to enter the code once per Manual Mode session, regardless of the number of functions and channels you access. The Mfg Code has precedence over the Service Code. If you enter the Mfg Code, the MVS will not require you to enter the Service Code to change values in the Service Menu. F1 F2 F3 8-12
Chapter 9. MVS-STX Math Channels Chapter 9. MVS-STX Math Channels Main Disp I/O Math Service C + * - ÷ = ( ) CLR ln e^ Note: Math comes up in the Main Menu if you scrolled to a math channel while vessel monitoring. If the channel is a vessel monitoring channel, the menu tree shows Cal in place of Math. Figure 9-1. Math Channel Menu Tree Introduction The Math Menu is used to perform math calculations on the results from the channels associated with vessel monitoring. The calculated value can be displayed on the MVS while monitoring a math channel, in both Auto and Manual Modes. And, just like for a vessel monitoring channel, the calculated value from a math channel can have setpoints and current outputs associated with it. As shown in Figure 9-1, the Math Menu includes 12 math functions. These functions can be used to process the vessel monitoring results in many ways. A few typical uses of the math channels follow: • Add together or calculate the average for the weight from multiple vessels to provide information on the total inventory of a product stored in several vessels • Convert the data into another set of units, such as converting a weight in pounds into a level in feet, to provide additional information on the vessel contents All channels not used by a signal processor PCB or a slave device are available for math calculations. For example, for an MVS serially connected to eight STXs and with no other signal processor PCBs or slave devices, channels 1 through 8 are signal processor channels and channels 9 through 120 are available for math calculations. This chapter covers the use of the Math Menu. The chapter includes: • Explanation of each of the math functions and the keyboard functions • Rules for inputting equations • Detailed navigation procedures for enabling a math channel • Detailed navigation procedures for setting up a math channel, using an example average weight calculation • Explanation of compile error and run time error codes When in the Math Menu, the display shows the math equation on the top line and the available functions on the bottom line. 9-1
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