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the setpoints by pressing the Up and Down Arrow Keys until the setpoint you want to delete is displayed. Then,
press the Enter Key.
Caution: Manually activating setpoint relays may cause damage if control equipment is connected. Disconnect
any control equipment before proceeding.
35 TEST
This menu allows you to turn the setpoint relays on and off for test purposes. The controller displays a warning
that the automatic control of the setpoints assigned to the currently selected channel is transferred to manual
control, and requests verification that this is what you want to do.
A typical setpoint test display looks like this:
SP 01 :Sl 02: Ch1
F3 To Toggle: On
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SP 01 is the current setpoint reference number (referred to as SP1 when you added it in the Set Point
Relay Menu).
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SL 02 is the slot number of the setpoint PCB.
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Ch1 is the channel number of the setpoint on the Relay Output PCB. Each Relay Output PCB has eight
individual channels.
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F3 to Toggle turns relay on and off
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On or Off indicates the current status of the setpoint.
Pressing the Up and Down Arrow Keys or the Enter Key toggles the display between the setpoints for the current
channel.
Pressing the Esc Key or Scan/Hold Key terminates the test. Once the test is terminated, the setpoints return to
automatic control.
36 AUTO ASSIGN
Automatically assigns one relay per active channel.
37 DEFAULT
Unassigns all relays.
40 I-OUTPUT (IF MENU 31 DOES NOT SHOW RELAYS, GO TO MENU 33 TO ADD A RELAY)
The I-Output Menu is used to enter parameters for current outputs (4-20 mA, 0-20 mA). This chapter covers
the functions in the I-Output Menu. Explanations of each of the functions are provided. Additionally, detailed
navigation procedures through the menu tree are provided for the setpoint and current output functions.
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