Ngc Start-Up Wizard; Station Setup Instructions; Table 4-1 Station Setup Screen Information - ABB NGC8206 User Manual

Additionally, part of the processor control test is testing the amount of effort the
oven controller takes to keep the oven at its set point of 60° C. Based on ambient
temperatures, this could take up to an hour. During this time, the user can be
entering information via the Startup Wizard.
During the initial start-up, all streams are disabled. During the stream test, streams
with input pressure will be re-enabled, tested and either passed or failed. Streams
with no initial input pressure will fail and are left disabled. Streams can always be
re-enabled later if they will be used.
During the diagnostics or upon completion, the user may view the status of the
diagnostic tests by clicking Diagnostics on the Analyzer Operation screen. Part of
the startup diagnostic takes the user to the Diagnostic screen. When the unit
completes the startup diagnostics and has passed the appropriate tests, with the
exception of streams with no pressure, the unit will go into hold mode. Totalflow
recommends that the unit be allowed to run at least eight hours to completely
stabilize and then a calibration is performed. This is also described in the Startup
Wizard.

4.5 NGC Start-Up Wizard

After starting PCCU32 and clicking the Connect icon, the NGC Startup Wizard
begins automatically. This will only happen the first time the user connects to the
unit or each time they reconnect to the unit and have not completed the Startup
Wizard.
The wizard walks through the process of entering all the necessary information to
get the NGC up and running. Each screen has an associated help screen that
automatically displays when moving from screen to screen.
Step through all the screens in the Startup Wizard, filling in the required
information. The unit may be concurrently running the startup diagnostics as the
user is entering data into the Startup Wizard. One of the steps in the Startup
Wizard is displaying the Diagnostics screen to see the results. If the diagnostics
are still in progress, the Startup Wizard will not allow the user to continue until they
finish.
The following procedure is only an outline, and specific steps are discussed in the
Wizard help file.
4.5.1

Station Setup Instructions

1) Enter the Station ID (10 alphanumeric digits) and Location (24 alphanumeric
digits) (see
NGCs the user may communicate with.
2) Verify the date and time; if incorrect, Set Device with the PCCU Date/Time to
Yes.
3) When all desired changes have been made, select Send and then Next to move
to the next screen.
Description
Station ID
2101510 Rev. AG
Table 4–1). The Station ID should be a unique identifier from other
Additional items in the Station Setup screen are not
required for startup. For more information regarding the
setup of these items, see the topic on the startup help
displayed with each screen.
Table 4–1 Station Setup Screen Information
Assign unique Identifier (10 alphanumeric digits)
Value
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