Alarm Setup, Network Setup | Sterling 882.00722.00 manual

Alarm Setup

This screen allows the operator to configure the alarm settings for the rate monitor. To configure the alarms do the following:

6.Enter the Setup Menu.

7.Once in the Setup menu, press “Alarm Setup.” This will take you to the “Alarm Setup” screen.

Figure 18: Alarm Setup Screen

Changes weigh hopper weight for no material

Change the Alarmalarm. Silence Display

8.Press the “Done” key at the bottom to exit this screen. Min/Max Speed Limits restrict the usable gravimetric range that the GH will permit in order to continue gravimetric measurement. If the system becomes unstable for more than the “System unstable alarm time” then an alarm will notify the operator. The Hopper% for low level should always be set below the reload percentage (hopper setup page) and the Hopper% for no material alarm should always be set below the low level %.

Network Setup

The rate monitor’s IP is the address of this rate monitor on a network. The rate monitor is factory set up with an IP of 192.168.0.150 with a default subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.

In order to change the values, enter the Setup menu, press the “Network Setup” button and change the values accordingly. Then the “send Ethernet config to module” button must be pressed when changes are complete.

The “COEXPERT COM DISABLED” button is not used on a GH-M rate monitor. This parameter is automatically configured if a COEXPERT AB system exist. Otherwise it should always remain disabled!

Figure 31: Ethernet Setup Screen

Enable or Disable the Ethernet Module Configurator

Disable for GH-M, GH-F, or GH without Coexpert AB

Change monitor’s IP Address and Subnet Mask

Go back to Setup Directory

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