Nederman FlexPAK 800 Setting Manual

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FlexPAK 800/100023ENWeekend or second shift settingESC OKWeekTmr 2/2Off2 = -- : --D3 = - - - - - - -On3 = -- : --Off3 = -- : --Pulse = OffD3 = _ _ _ _ _ SS: Default setting; Saturday and Sunday.On3 = _ _: Default setting Time the unit set to ‘Stand By’ on chosen D3days. Default setting is no preset time.Off3 = The time the unit is set to ‘Off’ on chosen D3 days. Default settingis no preset time.ExampleD3=_ _ _ _ _ SS Saturday, SundayOn3 = 09:00 Unit starts at 9:00 in the morning Saturday, SundayOff3 = 13:00 Unit Stops at 13:00 in the afternoon Saturday, SundayNOTE! Pulse = Off: The pulse parameter must always be set to Off.NOTE! When the timer stops the unit and a valve at a workstation is in its open position,the unit will start immediately once the timer puts the unit in standby mode.It is not necessary to use the timer function. The function can be switched off by setting thedisplay to show only dashes. However, it is recommended that the timer function is used,as this ensures that the unit is switched off even when a valve remains open, for example,over night.NOTE! If the weekly timer has been activated, the amount of time the unit can be usedduring the day before it automatically goes into Off mode can be extended if the optionalexternal standby button accessory is used, see Section ‘4.2.23 OTTmr’.4.2.3 H-Meter 1Menu for setting the service interval. The default value is 2000 hours.ESC OKH-Meter 1/1MI =2000h:0mOT =0h:15mMN =1999h:45MN Ext =2000MI =2000 hours: The amount of time between service intervals.4.2.4 SSR_TimeMenu for setting the SSR timer. The SSR timer is for the amount of time before the unitgoes from Idling mode to Standby mode when the pilot signal disappears.ESC OKSSR_Time 1/1T = 10:00mTa = 00:00T=12:00 minutes: Time before SSR_Time is activated. The defaultsetting is 12 minutes. The minimum setting is 5 minutes.Ta=00:00 minutes: The elapsed time since the pilot signal disappeared.