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MDC Manual 1109KB - Red Lion Controls

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PROGRAMMING MODULE<br />

The Programming Module is used to access all parameters for configuring<br />

the unit. To enter the Programming Module, the user must first press<br />

PGM/ENT from the Indication Display Module. This causes “PROGRAM<br />

MODE” to be displayed. The user must then press SEL to enter the<br />

Programming Module. Depending upon the program disable state, access to<br />

the Programming Module may be denied or require a security code entry. (See<br />

Front Panel Accessible Programming.) The <strong>MDC</strong> will ramp to the STOP<br />

mode if you enter the Programming Module while the unit is in the RUN<br />

mode. The Display will flash “RAMPING DOWN” when the SEL key is<br />

pressed. The <strong>MDC</strong> must be in STOP mode before any programming changes<br />

can be made. While the unit is ramping down, F-STOP may be used to enter<br />

STOP mode immediately. The operation of the Dedicated Control Inputs and<br />

Alarm outputs is disabled while in the Programming Module, except as noted<br />

in the Program Diagnostics Menu.<br />

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OPERATING MODE SELECTION MENU<br />

The Operating Mode Selection Menu indicates the <strong>MDC</strong>’s current<br />

operational mode. The factory default setting is MASTER mode.<br />

FOLLOWER mode may be selected by pressing SEL, DN arrow, and ENT. It<br />

is important to select the operational mode prior to scaling the <strong>MDC</strong> and<br />

entering User Setpoints. Setpoints S1, S2, Ramp 1, and Ramp 2 are speed<br />

units in MASTER mode and ratio units in FOLLOWER mode.<br />

The following flowchart shows Operating Mode Selection only:

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