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Foster QC 11, QC 600, BQCF 40 manual Printer Management, Rpf

Models: BQCF 40 QC 11 QC 600

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PAS Security code set up: (0 ⎟ 999)

tPb

Type of probe: it displays the probe used (NTC or PTC) (readable only)

rEL

Release code (readable only)

Ptb

Parameter code (readable only)

Printer Management

The instrument XB570L can drive the serial printer XB05PR by means of the RS232 output. So temperatures measured during a freezing cycle can be printed.

The internal Real Time clock of the instrument provides time reference.

The “Prt” functions manages the printer by means of the following parameters: Prt: printer presence: (Yes/no) it enables or disables the printer.

itP: printing interval: (0.0÷30.0 min).

PbP: which probe has to be printed: (iP: Only the insert probe; rP: Only the thermostat probe; irP: Insert and

thermostat probes; irE: All the probes.

PtH: Printing during the holding phase (yES, no) yES = Printing enabled during the holding phase; no = Printing disabled during the holding phase.

NOTE: Although the controller is capable of several features ie. HACCP recording and output, it is intentional by Foster that these have not been developed to maintain the simplicity of operation for the end user. Therefore these features are not offered or supported.

Alarm Signals

Mess.

Cause

Outputs

“EE”

Data or memory failure

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged

“rPF”

Thermostat Probe failure

Alarm output ON; Compressor output according to parameters

“COn” and “COF”

 

 

“EPF”

Evaporator Probe failure

Alarm output ON; Defrost termination is timed; No temperature

control on fans.

 

 

“iPF”

Insert probe failure

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged; The cycle is made by

time

 

 

“rtC”

Real Time Clock data lost

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged;

“rtF”

Real Time Clock failure

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged; The date and the

duration of the cycle are not available.

 

 

“HA”

Maximum temperature alarm

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged.

“LA”

Minimum temperature alarm

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged.

“FF”

Fast freezing interrupted by short power failure

Alarm output ON; The freezing cycle restart from the same point at

 

 

which was interrupted.

“PFA”

Fast freezing interrupted by long power failure

Alarm output ON; The freezing cycle restart from the current phase.

“OCF”

Max duration of the cycle is expired

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged. In any case the cycle

ends when the final temperature is reached

 

 

“EA”

External alarm

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged.

“CA”

Serious external alarm

Alarm output ON; Other outputs OFF.

“dA”

Door open alarm

Alarm output ON; Other outputs unchanged.

Controller Electrical Connections

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BQCF 40, QC 11, QC 600 specifications

Foster QC 600, QC 11, and BQCF 40 are advanced composite materials widely used across various industries for their unique properties and characteristics. Each of these products serves specific applications, bringing innovations that enhance performance, durability, and overall efficiency.

Starting with Foster QC 600, this product is recognized for its superior strength-to-weight ratio, making it an excellent choice for applications where minimizing mass is crucial. QC 600 is often utilized in aerospace and automotive industries, where weight reduction contributes to improved fuel efficiency and performance. The material features exceptional resistance to environmental factors, including UV, moisture, and chemicals, ensuring longevity and sustained application performance. Its unique formulation allows for easy machining and fabrication, providing flexibility in design and assembly.

Next, the Foster QC 11 is particularly noteworthy for its thermal insulation properties. This material is essential in applications requiring effective heat management, such as in industrial ovens, furnaces, and HVAC systems. QC 11 boasts low thermal conductivity, ensuring that heat is maintained where it is needed while preventing unwanted heat transfer. Additionally, it exhibits excellent fire resistance, making it a preferred choice in environments where fire safety is a priority. The ease of installation associated with QC 11 further enhances its usability, allowing for quick adaptations in various setups.

Finally, BQCF 40 stands out for its enhanced impact resistance and durability. This composite material is designed for applications subject to high-stress conditions, such as in construction, marine, and industrial equipment. BQCF 40 showcases outstanding abrasion resistance, making it suitable for environments where wear and tear from mechanical forces is prevalent. Moreover, the composite’s design integrates advanced fiber technology, providing a significant improvement in toughness compared to standard options available on the market. This characteristic ensures the material can withstand heavy loads and impact without compromising integrity.

In summary, Foster QC 600, QC 11, and BQCF 40 represent a cutting-edge collection of materials that cater to diverse industrial needs. With features like lightweight composition, heat insulation, and high impact resistance, these products demonstrate the potential for improved performance and reliability across various applications. Their advanced technologies and unique characteristics make them indispensable in today’s demanding industrial landscape. As industries continue to evolve, integrating such innovative materials will be key to achieving higher standards of performance and efficiency.