Conair GB/ WSB Led Lights, LEFT COLUMN 1.REG Regrind dump solenoid operating, Right Column Alarms

10.LED LIGHTS

The LED lights in two vertical columns of eight located above the 8 character display indicate the following:

LEFT COLUMN:

1.REG Regrind dump solenoid operating.

2.NAT Natural dump solenoid operating.

3.COL Color drive relay operating.

4.ADD Additive drive relay operating.

5.DMP Dump valve solenoid operating.

6.ALM Alarm output operating.

7.MIX Mixer motor drive relay operating.

8.HLD Mixer flow valve is open (Optional).

RIGHT COLUMN:

ALARMS

1.Alarm is on because Regrind ran out.

2.Alarm is on because Natural ran out.

3.Alarm is on because Color ran out.

4.Alarm is on because Additive ran out.

5.Alarm is on because Weigh bin is not within limits.

6.C Color thumbwheel switches are locked out and the setting being used does not match the thumbwheel setting.

7.A Additive thumbwheel switches are locked out and the setting being used does not match the thumbwheel setting.

8.R Regrind thumbwheel switches are locked out and the setting being used does not match the thumbwheel setting.

11.STROBE LIGHT AND BEEPER ALARMS

The Strobe light flashes and the Beeper sounds when NATURAL, COLOR, or ADDITIVE fail to meter properly. Alarms begin after a preset number of retries have occurred. The number of retries before Alarm is determined by settings in the parameter table (see parameters _AL). Regrind can also be alarmed.

12.ALARM SILENCE

This button stops the STROBE and BEEPER ALARMS. The continuation of the cycle to its proper completion will also stop the alarm.

If the BATCH mode is in operation, this button starts the next batch.

13.LEVEL SENSOR input

The high level sensor in the mixing chamber plugs into this outlet and signals the controller to start a dispense cycle when it is uncovered. The sensor must be uncovered for at least 2 seconds before a cycle will start. (see DLY 00488) parameter). Once a dispense cycle is started, covering the sensor does not stop it. Operation continues until the cycle is complete.

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