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Analog Control
Pulse Control
Pulse set-down
and step-up
Predetermining counter "N ÷ "
Stroke counter "N"
Memory "Mem"
Version 2.0
Functions
2.2.3
The versions listed below can be obtained from ProMinent individually
or as a freely combinable package.
Analogue signals can be used for proportional control of the stroking
rate. The stroking rate is varied between 0 and 100% according to the
0/4 - 20 mA signal.
For example, in the event of a cable rupture (input signal < 4 mA) an
alarm message is issued and the pump switches off. Other input
signals (0-1 V, 0-10 V, 0-60 mV) can be entered on ordering with the
identity code.
> Detailed description from page 62
Pulse Control is used for adapting the gamma metering pump to all
types of pacers and for saving additional control devices.
The following functions listed below can be set using the keyboard:
By entering a factor in the range from 0.01 to 9999 the step-down or
step-up ratio can be set.
Example:
Step-down withfactor 0.01 : 100 pulses =
Step-down withfactor 0.25 :
Step-down with
Step-up with
Step-up with
> Detailed description from page 67
Display "f"
Displays the stroking rate in 0 to 120 (180) strokes/min.
> Detailed description from page 69
The predetermined number of strokes can be called up by means of a
voltage-free contact or the P key (5). The strokes still to be executed
are shown on the display (4) subtracting.
> Detailed description from page 69
The stroke counter in all operating modes counts the strokes executed
and shows these on the display (4). A maximum of 9999 strokes can
be counted, after this the display starts at 1 again.
> Detailed description from page 69
A memory with a storage capacity of 65,535 (2
can be additionally switched on. Thus incoming pulses can be registered
and worked off.
> Detailed description from page 71
Options
factor 1 :
factor 4 :
factor 9999 :
1 metering stroke
4 pulses =
1 metering stroke
1 pulse =
1 metering stroke
1 pulse =
4 metering strokes
1 pulse =
9999 metering strokes
16
-1) pulses or strokes
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