ProFire PF2200-SB Installation Manual page 20

COMMISSIONING
TIME AND DATE SETTING
When commissioning, set the time and date the current time and date in your region. Once set, the time stays
consistent even in the event of a significant power interruption. In the case of an extended power down of the
BMS, the time should be checked and set if necessary to maintain accurate logging of the systems events.
Follow the steps below to set the Date and Time on the PF2200.
Enter Commissioning mode - Press the Commission key and acknowledging the prompt with the
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key to complete the entry to Commissioning mode.
OK
Navigate to Settings Screen - Use the Carousel key to navigate to the Setting screen.
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Enter Commissioning screen - Use the Arrow keys to highlight Commissioning under the Setup
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sub menu, and press the
Enter Date and Time setting Screen - Use the Arrow keys to highlight the Date and Time and
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press the key.
OK
Adjust Date and Time - Use the Arrow keys to highlight the Date and Time elements and adjust the
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date and time elements using the Plus and Minus keys.
STARTING/STOPPING
position, all safety outputs are de-energized. Toggling from the Run position to the
Ignite position for more than 2 seconds initiates the ignition sequence. Toggling the
switch from the Stop position to the Run position can clear a lockout state.
The optional Manual Switch, part number PFA-004260, mentioned above can be ordered by contacting Profire
Energy (reference the back cover of this manual for all Profire contact information).
NOTE: Holding the switch in the Ignite position for more than 4.5 seconds results in a system shutdown on an
External Stuck Switch event.
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key.
OK
Starting and Stopping the PF2200 is done by pressing the Start or Stop key on the
keypad. The system then prompts the user to acknowledge the action. Acknowledging
can be done by pressing the Start or Stop key again or pressing the OK key.
Optionally starting and stopping the PF2200 can be done with the optional manual
Start/Stop switch.
There are three functional positions, as shown. When in the Stop
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