Key Pad Operation - SAF Opal Pro MS6 Series Installation & Operating Procedures

4 KEY PAD OPERATION

Actual Mode
Group Mode
Parameter Mode
Reset Key
Local/Remote Key
Start Stop Key
Red LED
Green LED
This is the mode that the unit will be in on power up. If the unit is healthy the actual
motor current will be displayed in Amps. If the unit is faulted the fault will be
displayed in text format. If the unit is faulted and the user enters any of the other
display modes the unit will automatically return to this mode and display the fault
every 15 seconds. If the "MENU" key is pressed in this mode the user will enter the
Group mode. If you are in the Group Mode you can return to the Actual Mode by
pressing the "MENU" key.
This mode allows the user to scroll through the different parameter groups using the
up and down arrow keys. This mode can be accessed from either the Actual Mode
or Parameter Mode by pressing the "MENU" key. If the "ENTER" key is pressed in
this mode you will enter the Parameter mode and be able to view the parameters of
the current group that is being displayed.
This mode allows the user to view and modify the individual parameters in a
particular group. The parameters can be scrolled through using the up and down
arrow keys. If a parameter is to be modified the "ENTER" key must be pressed and
the parameter value will now blink. At this point it is possible to change the
parameter setting using the up and down arrow keys. When the desired setting is
reached the "ENTER" key should be pressed again and the blinking of the parameter
will now stop and the new parameter setting will be saved. To return to the Group
mode the "MENU" key should be pressed.
This key will reset any fault as long as the fault has no longer exists.
This key switches the unit between local and remote control. Local or Remote mode
is displayed via LED. In local the unit can be started from the keypad. In local
mode the start and stop commands from the terminal strip or communication module
are ignored. In Remote mode, the terminal strip becomes active.
This key is used to start and stop the motor in local mode. You still need the Enable
signal at the terminal strip.
This LED will be illuminated during a fault condition or during initial power-up
This LED will be illuminated when the starter is ready to be started. This includes
the ENABLE signal being active and also having valid three phase power.
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