Programming Pattern Control Settings; An Example Of How To Use The Seven-Day Clock Feature - Nordson 3000V Series Manual

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8. Programming PATTERN
CONTROL Settings
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An Example of How to Use the Seven-Day Clock Feature

At one company, the production line runs for two shifts each day and
shuts down on weekends. Both shifts shut down for 45 minutes twice
each day: once at 12:00 noon for lunch and again at 6:00 in the evening
for dinner. By using the clock feature, the company can have the unit
start and stop by setting the clock feature to
Put the unit into the standby mode (ENTER STANDBY) at 12:00 P.M.
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(INTERVAL 1) and again at 6:00 P.M. (INTERVAL 2).
Take the unit out of the standby mode (EXIT STANDBY) at 12:30 P.M.
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(INTERVAL 1) and at 6:30 P.M. (INTERVAL 2), allowing 15 minutes
for the system to reach application temperature.
Turn the heaters on (HEATERS ON) Monday through Friday
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30 minutes before the start of the first shift (INTERVAL 1).
Turn the heaters off (HEATERS OFF) Monday through Friday at the
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end of the second shift (INTERVAL 1).
NOTE: The clock is not set for Saturday or Sunday when the
company is closed.
The pattern control feature allows you to control how adhesive is applied
to your product. The feature works only for constant speed applications.
This part of the manual describes how to create pattern sets and how to
program the system to apply pattern sets automatically. It includes
Defining a Pattern Set
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Programming a Pattern Set
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Storing a Pattern Set
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Creating a New Pattern Set from an Existing Pattern Set
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