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Storing and Recalling Programs
 When inputting
a Ramp and Hold Program the first piece of information that is entered
is the “PRG” number. The program number is a memory location
to store programs that you would like to use again in the future. You can
store up to 6 programs by assigning them PRG numbers.
It is helpful to keep a list of all the programs that you have stored in
memory. If you are entering a new program and choose a PRG number that
already contains a program, you will write over that program. So always
be sure to choose a PRG number which does not contain a program you wish
to save.
To recall a program:
1. Press RECALL
2. Enter the PRG number where your program is stored, then ENTER.
3. The program is now loaded.
4. Press Review to be sure you have loaded the correct program.
5. Press Start to run the program.
16 Segment Programs
To program
a 16 segment Ramp and Hold program the operator links 2 programs together.
This is done by using a MENU feature to link programs 5 and 6 together.
1. Enter the first 8 segments of a Ramp/Hold program in the #5 PRG position.
2. Enter remaining segments of the Ramp/Hold program in the #6 PRG position.
3. RECALL program # 5 (see RECALL instructions above).
4. Press MENU (The controller must have program #5 loaded in order to
see “16-S” in the MENU options.)
5. Continue to press MENU until the display reads 16-S. (16 Segment).
16-S must be toggled on each time this feature is used.
6. Press ENTER
7. Press REVIEW. Review will only show the information in segment 5. Review
will indicate that 16 segments have been programmed.
8. Press START
Skip Step
It is possible
to advance to the next segment of a firing program while it is running
in Ramp and Hold Mode and Glass Fire Mode. This feature is similiar to
the Anneal Now key however it may be used on any segment of the program
not just the final heating segment. To use this feature press the VIEW
key and then promptly press the ENTER key. The display will then read SStP.
If you press ENTER at this point the program will advance to the next segment
of the program. If you do not press ENTER the program will continue in
the current segment.
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