Timed Event Mode (Internal) - LMI ROYTRONIC EXCEL AD9 Series Instruction Manual,Programming Manual

SECTION 5 - CONTROL MODE SELECTION MENU

5.5 TIMED EVENT MODE (INTERNAL)

With the pump OFF, press the
button to view and/or program the timed events
(see Section. 5.5.1). To turn the pump ON or OFF,
push the POWER button or toggle the remote
ON/OFF. The Pump ON/OFF LED will illuminate
green when the pump is ON.
Display Overview:
Icon/Alarm Area
Next Event Start
Time
Stroke Rate
Timed Event Mode
(Standard Display)
Icon/Alarm Area
Time Remaining
Stroke Rate
Timed Event Mode
(Event in Progress)
1. Icon/Alarm Area: The
pump is in the Timed Event mode. Depending
on advanced pump configuration options and
any alarms/alerts detected, other icons may be
present as well (see Sec. 4.5).
2. Stroke Length: The numeric stroke length
value indicates the current stroke length setting
(in percent).
3. Next Event Start Day and Time: The Day and
Time of the next timed event. See below for the
displayed format. The '*' character in this field
indicates that no events are enabled (see Sec.
5.5.1 for event programming information).
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Stroke Length
Current Time
Calculated Volume
Theoretical Flow
Stroke Length
Current Day and
Time
Calculated Volume
Injected
Theoretical Flow
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4. Current Day and Time: The current Day and
Time (see below for time format description).
5. Stroke Rate: Indicates the stroke speed of the
pump (1-59SPH or 1-120 SPM) for the currently
running event or the next scheduled event.
6. Theoretical Flow: The theoretical flow
based on stroke speed, stroke length, and
calibration settings (see Sec. 6.6 for calibration
information).
7. Calculated Volume: The calculated volume
based on event duration, stroke rate, stroke
length, and calibration settings (see Sec. 6.6
for calibration information).
8. Time Remaining (Event in Progress Only):
Remaining time of event.
9. Calculated Volume Injected (Event in
Progress Only): The calculated volume
based on strokes made, stroke length, and
calibration settings (see Sec. 6.6 for calibration
information).
NOTE:
The displayed format for time is: D – H:MMx,
where D = Day of Week (1-7), H = Hour (1-12),
MM = Minute (0-59), x = A for AM or P for PM.