User Inputs; User Inputs; Asing Tmr Sec - Rockford Fosgate SSC-500 Installation Manual

ASINGLE TMR Sec (Automatic Single Stroke Timer, Seconds)
Select the PROG position on the Program/Run selector switch.
t s
Press the and buttons on the keypad to scroll through the program
options. Press ENTER when the LCD displays ASINGLE TMR sec.
The display now reads: XXX
Where XXX = a number between 005 and 120 sec.
t s
Press the and buttons on the keypad to change the timer
value. Pressing and holding the arrow keys will change the time at
a rapid rate. Press ENTER to program the ASINGLE TMR timer to
the displayed time and return to the main menu level. The LCD again
displays ASINGLE TMR sec.
Function
If the timer expires between successive inputs, the press will not
operate. The prior-action push button must be reinitiated and the palm
buttons reactivated. Refer to the wiring diagram sheet 2 for information
on wiring the ASINGLE inputs. See ASINGLE MODE description above
for more information.

USER INPUTS

The SSC-500 has four (4) programmable user inputs.* These inputs
are 24VDC sinking (NPN) type. There are three (3) parameters that can
be programmed for each input.
Programmable Parameters
1. FAULT MESSAGE: When the input is activated, a fault message is
displayed. This fault message is assigned to the input according to
its function. Figure 4.11 shows a list of fault messages that can be
assigned to each input. Select any message for each input.
2. LOGIC: This setting is used to change the logic that activates
the input. The programming choices are NO (Normally Open), NC
(Normally Closed), and OFF (Disabled). Select one of these for each
input.
3. STOP TYPE: When the input is activated, the machine cycle will
stop in one of two ways. E-STOP (Emergency Stop) will immediately
stop the cycle in progress. T-STOP (Top Stop) will stop the cycle
in progress at the top of the stroke. Select which type of stop is
required for each input.
Note: If block valve monitoring is enabled, only three (3) user inputs
will be available.
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SECTION 4 — PROGRAMMING
SSC-500 Hydraulic Press Solid-State Control
Figure 4.13
ASINGLE TMR sec Programming Flowchart
ASINGLE TMR sec
Selects the Program Menu
ENTER
Item ASINGLE TMR sec
XXX = Current ASINGLE
XXX
TMR
Press the DOWN and UP
arrows to increase or
decrease the Automatic Single
Stroke timer
Program the ASINGLE TMR
ENTER
and return to Main Menu
MAIN
MENU
Time - seconds
Setting Type:
Range: 005 - 120 sec
005 sec
Factory Setting:
Figure 4.14
User Input Fault Messages Chart
LUBE FLT .........................................................................Lube Fault
HIGH LUBE FLT ......................................................... High Lube Fault
LOW LUBE FLT ..........................................................Low Lube Fault
LOW LUBE LEVEL ..................................................... Low Lube Level
MAIN MTR OL FLT .................................... Main Motor Overload Fault
LUBE MTR OL FLT .................................... Lube Motor Overload Fault
AUX MTR OL FLT ................................. Auxiliary Motor Overload Fault
GUARD OPEN FLT .................................................. Guard Open Fault
REAR GUARD FLT ................................................... Rear Guard Fault
LEFT GUARD FLT ......................................................Left Guard Fault
RIGHT GUARD FLT ..................................................Right Guard Fault
FEEDER FLT .................................................................. Feeder Fault
LOAD MONITOR FLT .............................................Load Monitor Fault
SAFETY BLK FLT ....................................................Safety Block Fault
DIE PROTECT FLT ............................................... Die Protection Fault
STOCK BUCKLE ............................................................ Stock Buckle
END OF STOCK ............................................................. End Of Stock
EXTRN CNTRL FLT ............................................External Control Fault
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