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EXIT MANUAL
PACS 2000
PROGRAMMING MANUAL
VER. 2.09
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EXIT MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. |
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PACS 2000 Ver. 2.09 ......................................................................................... |
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TECHNICAL DATA............................................................................................................ |
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OPERATOR PANELS ........................................................................................ |
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OP 1................................................................................................................................... |
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OP 2................................................................................................................................... |
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OP 3................................................................................................................................... |
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OP C .................................................................................................................................. |
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OP H .................................................................................................................................. |
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SCREEN LAYOUT ............................................................................................. |
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PASSWORDS .................................................................................................... |
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MENU TREE ........................................................................................ |
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MENU DESCRIPTIONS .................................................................... |
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START MENUS................................................................................................ |
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MODE MENU (OP C and OP H only) .............................................................................. |
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MAIN MENU..................................................................................................... |
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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING MENU .................................................................. |
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PROGRAMMING MENU.................................................................................. |
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EDIT PC PROGRAM ....................................................................................................... |
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EDIT PACS PROGRAM .................................................................................................. |
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EDIT NEW PROGRAM.................................................................................................... |
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EDIT PROGRAM MENU.................................................................................................. |
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EDIT PHASELIST ............................................................................................................ |
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EDIT PARAMETERLIST.................................................................................................. |
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SAVE PROGRAM IN PACS ............................................................................................ |
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SAVE PROGRAM ON PC ............................................................................................... |
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DELETE PACS PROGRAM............................................................................................. |
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RESEQUENCE PACS PROGRAM ................................................................................. |
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INTERLOCK PACS PROGRAM ...................................................................................... |
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EDIT PC PHASE ............................................................................................................. |
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EDIT PACS PHASE......................................................................................................... |
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EDIT NEW PHASE .......................................................................................................... |
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PHASE EDIT MENU ........................................................................................................ |
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EDIT PHASE ................................................................................................................... |
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SAVE PHASE IN PACS................................................................................................... |
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SAVE PHASE ON PC...................................................................................................... |
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LOAD PC PHASES TO PACS......................................................................................... |
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DELETE PACS PHASE................................................................................................... |
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FIND UNUSED PACS PHASES...................................................................................... |
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SYSTEM DEFINITION MENU .......................................................................... |
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I/O DEFINITION MENU.................................................................................................... |
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DIGITAL OUTPUT DEFINITION ...................................................................................... |
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DIGITAL INPUT DEFINITION .......................................................................................... |
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ANALOG OUTPUT DEFINITION ..................................................................................... |
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ANALOG INPUT DEFINITION ......................................................................................... |
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ANALOG OUTPUT VALUE DEFINITION ........................................................................ |
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BUTTON DEFINITION ..................................................................................................... |
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BUTTON TEXT DEFINITION ........................................................................................... |
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LED DEFINITION ............................................................................................................. |
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INFORMATION TEXT DEFINITION................................................................................. |
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ERROR TEXT DEFINITION............................................................................................. |
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FUNCTION DEFINITION MENU ...................................................................... |
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TIMER DEFINITION......................................................................................................... |
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COUNTER DEFINITION .................................................................................................. |
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CONTROLLER DEFINITION ........................................................................................... |
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LIMIT DEFINITION........................................................................................................... |
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F0 DEFINITION................................................................................................................ |
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COMPARATOR DEFINITION .......................................................................................... |
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TEMP. / PRESS. CONVERTER....................................................................................... |
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DIFFERENCE FUNCTION DEFINITION ......................................................................... |
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PROCESS RECORDER DEFINITION............................................................................. |
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STORE VALUES DEFINITION ........................................................................................ |
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ALARM CLOCK DEFINITION .......................................................................................... |
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USER FLAG DEFINITION................................................................................................ |
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SYSTEM FLAG DEFINITION........................................................................................... |
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION............................................................................ |
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PRINTER LOGG DEFINITION ......................................................................... |
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PRINTER LOGG SIGNAL DEFINITION ........................................................... |
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LABEL PRINTER DEFINITION ........................................................................ |
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NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION.................................................. |
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ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION ............................................. |
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PLOT PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION ....................................................... |
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OP 2 PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION......................................................... |
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SAVE SYSTEM DEFINITION ON PC .............................................................. |
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LOAD SYSTEM DEFINITION FROM PC ......................................................... |
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DOCUMENTATION MENU .............................................................................. |
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PRINT PACS PROGRAM ................................................................................................ |
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PRINT PACS PHASE....................................................................................................... |
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PRINT PACS SYSTEM DEFINITION............................................................................... |
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PRINT ALL PACS PROGRAMS ...................................................................................... |
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PRINT ALL PACS PHASES............................................................................................. |
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PRINT PC PROGRAM ..................................................................................................... |
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PRINT PC PHASE ........................................................................................................... |
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PRINT PC SYSTEM DEFINITION ................................................................................... |
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PRINTER SET UP ........................................................................................................... |
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BACKUP UTILITY MENU................................................................................. |
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STORE PACS-RAM ON FLASH MEMORY .................................................................... |
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DUMP PACS-RAM TO PROM-PROGRAMMER............................................................. |
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LOAD PACS-RAM FROM PC-FILE................................................................................. |
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STORE PACS-RAM ON PC-FILE ................................................................................... |
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SET PROM-PROGRAMMER BAUD RATE..................................................................... |
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PC PATH DEFINITION .................................................................................... |
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PROGRAMMING ............................................................................... |
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PROGRAM EXECUTION................................................................................. |
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STAND-BY PHASE EXECUTION.................................................................................... |
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INTERLOCK PHASE EXECUTION ................................................................................. |
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ALARM PHASE EXECUTION ......................................................................................... |
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PHASE CONSTRUCTION ............................................................................... |
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BOOLEAN INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................ |
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SET, SET NOT ................................................................................................................ |
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SET PRT........................................................................................................................ |
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IF, IF NOT........................................................................................................................ |
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AND, AND NOT ............................................................................................................... |
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OR, OR NOT ................................................................................................................... |
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IF SLOPE, AND SLOPE, OR SLOPE.............................................................................. |
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AND (, OR (, ) ................................................................................................................. |
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JMP.................................................................................................................................. |
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END ................................................................................................................................. |
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EPH ................................................................................................................................. |
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PROGRAM CONSTRUCTION......................................................................... |
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CREATE A NEW PROGRAM .......................................................................................... |
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ALTER AN EXISTING PROGRAM .................................................................................. |
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WARNINGS IN THIS MANUAL ....................................................... |
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INDEX ............................................................................................................ |
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PACS 2000 Ver. 2.09
TECHNICAL DATA
Adaptation to line voltage by means of transformer
Power consumption depending on the degree of extension Operating ambient temperature
Humidity resistance
Water and dust protection of
Electromagnetic compatibility
PC board performance according to
Maximum distance between operator panel and control unit System sampling rate for all inand outputs
Type of digital inputs supplied from system
Number of digital input modules
Number of inputs with each module
Type of digital outputs
Number of digital output modules
Number of digital outputs with each module
Number of analog input modules
Number of analog inputs.- PACS 2000 alone
if PACS Supervisor is connected
2 * 18 ±10% VAC,
50 - 60 Hz
< 100 VA
+10 - +60 oC
90% rel.
100% rel.
IP43
IP65
FCC 15 J, CIS PR22, EN 50081, EN 50082, IEC 801
CSA and UL
10 m
4 Hz
Opto-coupled 24 V DC
Maximum 8
8
Relays, contact rating 12 A
Maximum 8
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Maximum 10
Maximum 32
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6 RTD Pt100 |
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6 thermocouple type K |
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4 general purpose |
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0 - 20 mA |
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0 - 5 V |
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0 - 10 V |
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A. Temperature |
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0,1 oC |
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±0,1 oC |
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-5 - +150 oC |
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B. Temperature |
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0,1 oC |
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±0,2 oC |
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-5 - +150 oC |
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C. Temperature |
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0,2 oC |
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±0,4 oC |
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-5 - +800 oC |
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- 500 mV/v |
Resolution |
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E. Pressure |
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Wheatstone bridge |
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- 300 mV/v |
Resolution |
0,001 bar(a) |
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±0,001 bar(a) |
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- 1,5 bar(a) |
F. General purpose |
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- 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA*1, |
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- 5 V, 0 - 10 V |
Inaccuracy |
0,1% of span |
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Range |
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G. Scale |
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- 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA*1, |
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- 5 V, 0 - 10 V |
Inaccuracy |
0,1% of span |
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Range |
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- 500 kg |
H. Concentration |
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- 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA*1, |
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- 5 V, 0 - 10 V |
Inaccuracy |
0,1% of span |
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Analog outputs |
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- 5 V, 0 - 10 V |
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Resolution 0,4% |
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Activation rate 4 Hz |
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Maximum 4 |
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*1. All four inputs on the module will be set for 4 - 20 mA when this alternative is used.
OPERATOR PANELS
OP 1
OP 1is the smallest operator panel which can include up to eight LED's and two push buttons. It communicates with the PACS 2000 via an 90 kbit/s, long distance, I2C bus with a maximal length of 10 meters. Up to two OP 1's may be connected to the PACS 2000.
OP 2.
Lev el s team generator
Door (s ) c los ed
Door (s ) s ealed and loc k ed
In progr es s
Proc es s c omplete
Proc es s failur e
ENTER
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OP 2
OP 2 can include up to 16 LED's and 15 push buttons. The status of the LED's are set by the program in PACS 2000 and sent to OP 2. The status of the first 10 push buttons, 0-9, are read by the Boolean program. The remaining 5 buttons are for menu stepping and data entering. OP 2 communicates with the PACS 2000 via an 90 kbit/s, long distance, I2C bus with a maximal length of 10 meters. Up to two OP 2's may be connected to the PACS 2000
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OP 3
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Door(s ) c l os ed
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In progres s
P roc es s c om pl ete
P roc es s fai l ure
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SPACE |
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OP 3 is a panel built on a PC/XT-chipset hardware with a large LCDdisplay. The panel is intended to be used for program execution and program altering. OP 3 has normally no hard disk or floppy drive. OP 3 can be equipped with an external floppy drive as option. Two separate keyboards may be connected. The standard OP 3 membrane keyboard or a PC/XT keyboard. OP 3 communicates with the PACS 2000 via a standard RS232 serial interface connected as COM1. COM2 may be used for connecting a printer or a PROM programmer.
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OP C
OP C
OP C is a standard IBM compatible PC with DOS and with backup utilities on harddisk and floppy. OP C is intended to be used for program development. The menu tree is identical to OP 3 but OP C also includes menus for loading data on diskette or hard disk. OP C communicates with the PACS 2000 via a standard RS232 serial interface connected as COM1. COM2, if installed, may be used for connecting a printer or a PROM programmer. In Local mode it is possible to run the program without any PACS connected.
OP H
OP H
OP H is identical to OP C with the extension that it can be connected to a network including more the one PACS. OP H communicates with the PACS 2000 via a standard RS485 serial interface. OP H is communicating with one PACS at a time.
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SCREEN LAYOUT
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WINDOW 6
PACS 2000 Screen windows
The screen is divided into six windows to display different kind of information.
1.Window 1 shows system date and time on OP 3 and OP C while OP H shows name and number of connected sterilizer.
2.Window 2 shows sequence number and symbolic name for active PACS program in on-line mode. The window is showing the version number of the program in local mode.
3.Window 3 shows symbolic name and subphase number for active PACS phase in on-line mode. In local mode the text ”LOCAL MODE” is shown.
4.Window 4 All menu functions in the OP-menu tree are performed in this window. The active menu headline is written in the upper left corner of the window.
5.Window 5 describes active functions for F1 -F10. Function key F9 shows a help text specific for the active menu.
6.Window 6 is used for menu handling messages. In process pictures the left part of the window is used for PACS error text and the right part for PACS information text.
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PASSWORDS
CAUTION! Change the passwords before putting the unit into operation (See “SYSTEM CONFIGURATION” on page 69.). Remember that programming the PACS 2000 could cause severe accidents if carried out by unqualified personnel. Do not give away level 4 password to anyone that has not been thoroughly trained in programming.
Four passwords exists in the PACS 2000 and consists of four digits 0000-9999. The passwords are
•operator password
needed to start restricted programs and to open the door after a process failure.
•parameter password
needed to accept change of program parameters in OP 2/OP 3/OP C/ OP H.
•service password
needed for entering maintenance menus in OP 2/OP 3/OP C/OP H.
•program password
needed for entering programming menus in OP 3/OP C/OP H.
The operator password is activated by the Boolean program.
The parameter password may be exchanged to a pass key connected to a digital input. The digital input number DI00-DI47 is entered in the menu. The default DI-1 indicates that no pass key is valid. The pass key overrides the parameter password.
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MENU TREE
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING MENU
PROGRAMMING MENU
EDIT PC PROGRAM
Not on OP3
EDIT PACS PROGRAM
EDIT NEW PROGRAM
DELETE PACS PROGRAM
RESEQUENCE PACS PROGRAMS
INTERLOCK PACS PROGRAM
EDIT PC PHASE
EDIT PACS PHASE
EDIT NEW PHASE
LOAD PC PHASES TO PACS
DELETE PACS PHASE
FIND UNUSED PACS PHASES
PC PATH DEFINITION
EDIT PROGRAM MENU
EDIT PHASELIST
EDIT PARAMETERLIST
Select program phase
Edit parameterlist
SAVE PROGRAM IN PACS
SAVE PROGRAM ON PC
Not on OP3
PC PATH DEFINITION
Not on OP3
PHASE EDIT MENU
EDIT PHASE
SAVE PHASE IN PACS
SAVE PHASE ON PC
Not on OP3
PC PATH DEFINITION
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SYSTEM DEFINITION MENU
I/O DEFINITION MENU
DIGITAL OUTPUT DEFINITION
DIGITAL INPUT DEFINITION
ANALOG OUTPUT DEFINITION
ANALOG INPUT DEFINITION
ANALOG OUTPUT VALUE DEFINITION
BUTTON DEFINITION
BUTTON TEXT DEFINITION
LED DEFINITION
INFORMATION TEXT DEFINITION
ERROR TEXT DEFINITION
P2TREE_1
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FUNCTION DEFINITION MENU
TIMER DEFINITION
COUNTER DEFINITION
CONTROLLER DEFINITION
LIMIT DEFINITION
F0 DEFINITION
COMPARATOR DEFINITION
T/P CONVERTER DEFINITION
DIFFERENCE FUNCTION DEFINITION
PROCESS RECORDER DEFINITION
STORE VALUES DEFINITION
ALARM CLOCK DEFINITION
USER FLAG DEFINITION
SYSTEM FLAG DEFINITION
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
PRINTER LOGG DEFINITION
PRINTER LOGG SIGNAL DEFINITION
LABEL PRINTER DEFIN ITION
NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION
ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION
PLOT PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION
OP2 PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION
SAVE SYSTEM DEFINITION ON PC
Not on OP3
LOAD SYSTEM DEFINITION FROM PC
Not on OP3
P2TREE_2
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DOCUMENTATION MENU
PRINT PACS PROGRAM
PRINT PACS PHASE
PRINT PACS SYSTEM DEFINITION
PRINT ALL PACS PROGRAMS
PRINT ALL PACS PHASES
PRINT PC PROGRAM
Not on OP3
PRINT PC PHASE
Not on OP3
PRINT PC SYSTEM DEFINITION
Not on OP3
PRINTER SET UP
BACK UP UTILITY MENU
STORE PACS RAM ON FLASH MEMORY
DUMP PACS RAM TO PROM PROGRAMMER
LOAD PACS RAM FROM PC FILE
Not on OP3
STORE PACS RAM ON PC FILE
Not on OP3
SET PROM PROGRAMMER BAUD RATE
P2TREE_3
PC PATH DEFINITION
Not on OP3
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MENU DESCRIPTIONS
START MENUS
MODE MENU (OP C and OP H only)
In this menu the operator can choose which mode the OP should work in. ON-LINE MODE for connection with PACS 2000 or LOCAL MODE for stand alone operation.
Alternative 3 in the menu terminates the program and returns to DOS.
For OP H and OP C version this is the first menu shown after powerup. This menu is not available in version OP 3. OP 3 can only be terminated with RESET.
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MODE MENU
1. ONLINE MODE
2. LOCAL MODE
3. EXIT
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MOM.EPS
Mode menu
An alternative is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER. A alternative can also be highlighted by pressing the number of the desired alternative.
Before ON-LINE MODE is activated PACS 2000 communication baud rate can be altered. F7 shows a window were the operator can choose between the alternatives 1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600 via a choice list. Default value is 9600 baud.
Valid only for OP H: If ON-LINE MODE is chosen a window is shown where the operator can specify which sterilizer he like to be connected to. Allowed values are: 1 - 99.
ON-LINE / LOCAL MODE
OP can operate in two modes, ON-LINE MODE and LOCAL MODE. In ON-LINE MODE the communication link between OP and PACS 2000 is activated and the databases in the two units contains identical
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data. In LOCAL MODE OP works without any communication to PACS.
LOCAL MODE is available on version OP H and OP C while OP 3 always requires ON-LINE MODE.
Following menu functions are not available in LOCAL MODE:
•START PROGRAM and all underlying menus.
•CALIBRATION MENU and all underlying menus.
•ERROR LOGG
•TEST ANALOG INPUT
•TEST ANALOG OUTPUT
•TEST DIGITAL INPUT
•TEST DIGITAL OUTPUT
•TEST USER FLAG
•TEST SYSTEM FLAG
•TESTPICTURE
•TEST LED
•EDIT PACS PROGRAM
•SAVE PROGRAM IN PACS
•DELETE PACS PROGRAM
•RESEQUENCE PACS PROGRAM
•INTERLOCK PACS PROGRAM
•EDIT PACS PHASE
•SAVE PHASE IN PACS
•LOAD PC PHASES TO PACS
•DELETE PACS PHASE
•PRINT PACS PROGRAM
•FIND UNUSED PACS PHASES
•PRINT PACS PHASE
•PRINT PACS SYSTEM DEFINITION
•PRINT ALL PACS PROGRAMS
•PRINT ALL PACS PHASES
•BACKUP UTILITY MENU and all underlying menus.
Following menu function is only available in LOCAL MODE:
• PRINT PC SYSTEM DEFINITION
STAND-BY MODE
No process is executed when the PACS 2000 is in stand-by mode.
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OP-menus requiring PACS 2000 in STAND-BY MODE are:
•LOAD SYSTEM DEFINITION FROM PC
•DOCUMENTATION MENU and all underlying menus.
•BACKUP UTILITY MENU and all underlying menus.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
F7 BAUDR - Activate PACS 2000 baud rate window
F9 HELP - Help text
MAIN MENU
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PROGRAM 1 |
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MAIN MENU
1.START PROGRAM
2.SYSTEM MODE
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MAM00001.EPS
Main menu
The operator can choose between the two alternatives START PRO-
GRAM and SYSTEM MODE in MAIN MENU.
An alternative is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER.
START PROGRAM can only be activated in ON-LINE MODE. To activate SYSTEM MODE the operator must enter a password. Entered characters are echoed as #. If the password is rejected a message is shown in Window 6.
Select SYSTEM MODE and enter level 3 password to get to SYS-
TEM PROGRAMMING MENU.
Function keys:
F1 PREVPrevious menu
F9 HELP - Help text
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SYSTEM PROGRAMMING MENU
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1.PROGRAMMING
2.SYSTEM DEFINITION
3.DOCUMENTATION
4.BACKUP UTILITIES
5.PC PATH DEFINITION
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SPM000.EPS
System programming menu
An alternative is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER.
Alternative 4 can not be activated in LOCAL MODE.
The PACS 2000 must be in STAND-BY MODE in order to activate alternative 3 and 4.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text
PROGRAMMING MENU
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EDIT PC PROGRAM |
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EDIT PACS PROGRAM |
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EDIT NEW PROGRAM |
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DELETE PACS PROGRAM |
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RESEQUENCE PACS PROGRAM |
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INTERLOCK PACS PROGRAM |
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EDIT PC PHASE |
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EDIT PACS PHASE |
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FIND UNUSED PACS PHASES |
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PC PATH DEFINITION |
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SPM100.EPS
Programming menu
An alternative is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER.
Alternative 2, 4, 5, 7 and 9 can not be activated in LOCAL MODE.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
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F9 HELP - Help text
EDIT PC PROGRAM
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PROGRAM_1 |
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PG0002 |
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PG0103 |
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PG0124 |
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PG0185 |
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PG0306 |
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PG0358 |
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PG0509 |
PROGRAM_12 |
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SPM10100.EPS
Edit PC program menu
In this menu the operator can select a program stored on disk for alteration.
A list of found program files is shown in a scrollable window. The active FETCH PC PATH is shown in the lower left corner of WINDOW 4. The FETCH PC PATH is defined in the menu PC PATH DEFINITION.
A file is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER. The program goes to EDIT PROGRAM MENU (See page18) after selection of a PACS 2000 program.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort selection
F9 HELP - Help text
EDIT PACS PROGRAM
In this menu the operator can select a program stored in PACS 2000 for alteration. PACS 2000 program directory is shown as a scrollable list.
A program is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER.
The program goes to EDIT PROGRAM MENU (See page18)after selection of a PACS program.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort selection
F9 HELP - Help text
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EDIT NEW PROGRAM
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SPM10300.EPS
Edit new program menu
This menu specifies number and name for the creation of a new program.
NEW PROGRAM NO is a numeric field and accepts only input of the digits 0 - 9. The program number must be within the range 0000 - 9999.
NEW PROGRAM NAME is a alphanumerical field that is16 characters long.
Both fields must contain at least one character each before the operator can leave the menu with F10.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Go to EDIT PROGRAM MENU
EDIT PROGRAM MENU
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1. EDIT PHASE LIST
2. EDIT PARAMETER LIST
3. SAVE PROGRAM IN PACS
4. SAVE PROGRAM ON PC
5. PC PATH DEFINITION
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SPM103.EPS
Edit program menu
An alternative is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER. Name and number of the selected program is shown on same row as the headline.
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Function keys:
F1 PREV - Go to PROGRAMMING MENU (See Page 16)
F9 HELP - Help text
EDIT PHASELIST
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1PH0000 STANDBY SPF
2PH2121 GEV START AIR
3PH2212 GEV PREHEATING
4PH2222 GEV HEATING
5PH2512 GEV STERIL
6PH2412 GEV COOLING
7PH1513 PRESS. EQ.
8PH1522 ENDING SPF
9PH9999 SYSTEM
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SPM10301.EPS |
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Edit phase list menu
In this menu the phase list for the selected program is created or changed. The phase list is shown in a scrollable window that contains max. 30 phases.
Name and number of the selected program is shown on the same row as the headline.
A new phase can be added to the phase list from the PACS 2000 phase directory or from a PC disk directory (only available with OP C and OP H).
•F3 displays a list of phases available on disk in a window to the right of the phase list. Active PC-path is shown under the phase list. A phase can be highlighted with ×Ø and added to phase list with
ENTER.
•F4 displays a list of phases currently stored in PACS 2000 in a window to the right of the phase list. A phase can be highlighted with ×Ø and added to phase list with ENTER.
•F8 deletes the phase currently highlighted from phase list.
•F10 OP counts the total number of parameters in the phase list when
the operator exits the menu. A program is only allowed to contain 120 parameters. If this limit is exceeded an error message is shown on line 25.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort menu and skip all changes
F3 PCADD - Add phase from PC
F4 PACSADDAdd phase from PACS
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F8 DELETE - Delete phase
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Go to EDIT PROGRAM MENU (See page18)
EDIT PARAMETERLIST
SELECT PROGRAM PHASE
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SELECT PROGRAM PHASE |
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PH0000 |
STANDBY SPF |
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GEV START AIR |
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GEV PREHEATING |
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GEV HEATING |
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SPM10303.EPS
Select program phase menu
The program parameter list is updated phase by phase. In this menu the operator choose one phase from the selected program phase list for parameter edit.
Name and number of the selected program is shown on the same row as the headline. The phase list for the selected program is shown in a window.
A phase is highlighted with ×Ø and selected with ENTER. After selection of a phase the program goes to EDIT PARAMETERLIST.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort selection
F9 HELP - Help text
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EDIT PARAMETER LIST
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LIMIT LO |
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TI07 |
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SPM10304.EPS |
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Edit parameter list menu.
The columns LIMIT HI and TYPE are to the right of the right screen border and therefore not shown.
This menu is horizontally scrollable and specifies the parameters for the selected phase. Program dependent parameters exists for LIMIT, TIMER, CONTROLLER, CONTROLLER RAMP and COUNTER functions.
A parameter is specified by SET-VALUE, LIMIT LOW, LIMIT HIGH and PARAMETER TYPE. UNIT field depends on settings made under FUNCTION DEFINITION MENU (See Page 43) and cannot be changed in this menu. Number and name of the selected program and the selected phase is shown in the same row as the headline.
SET-VALUE FIELDS
Set-value is specified in three fields, two operands and one operator. Operand fields may contain a variable or a constant value.
F3 shows a choice list of variables available when the cursor is in a operand field. The following alternatives exists.
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Timer |
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Limit |
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If the operator field is *(mult) or /(div) the constant value input for the second operand field is limited to 0.0 -999.9
OPERATOR field is filled via a choice list with the alternatives +(plus), -(minus), *(mult) and /(div). For Timers only + and - are available. A choice list is activated with F3 when cursor in a operator field.
LIMIT FIELDS
Limit fields defines the limits for adjustable parameters shown in the menu PARAMETER INPUT.
Formats and limits for LIMIT specification are as below:
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Controller Ramp |
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TYPE FIELD
A parameter can be one of three types. Via a choice list, activated by F3, the operator can choose between the alternatives -(passive), A(adjustable) and I(indicate). Adjustable parameters can be changed by the operator, are both shown in NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1 and printed. Indicated parameters are not possible for the operator to change but are shown in NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1 and printed. A- and I type parameters are both shown on OP 2.
OTHERS
Units for LIMIT and CONTROLLER functions are defined by connected input sensor. If no sensor is connected this is indicated with '?' in the unit field. SET-VALUE field and LIMIT field are also left out. Defined SET-VALUE variables that don't have any symbolic name defined in the database have a ”?” displayed in the UNIT field.
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ond operand is ignored by the system.
Parameter for CONTROLLER RAMP is only shown if a ramp is specified. The unit for a CONTROLLER RAMP is /MIN.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
F3 LIST - Show active choice list
F4 VALUE - Active constant value input
F5 CLEAR - Clear active field
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Go to EDIT PROGRAM MENU (See page18)
SAVE PROGRAM IN PACS
This menu saves the selected program in the PACS. Name and number of the active program is shown on the same row as the headline.
PROGRAM NO is a numeric field and accepts only input of the digits 0 - 9. The program number must be within the range 0000 - 9999. The field is initialized with the number of the selected program and is not allowed to be left blank.
PROGRAM NAME is a 16 character long string. The field is initialized with the name of the selected program and is not allowed to be left blank.
Save is activated with F10.
If the program number already exists in the PACS 2000 that program will be overwritten without warning.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort storage
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Activate storage
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PROGRAM_12 |
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PATH : C:\PACS2000\ |
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SPM10306.EPS |
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Save program on PC menu
This menu saves the selected program on a disk file. The file is stored under a name with the format PGxxxx.PRG where xxxx is the program number. Name and number of the selected program is shown on the same row as the headline.
PROGRAM NO is a numeric field and accepts only input of the digits 0 - 9. The field is initialized with the number of the selected program and is not allowed to be left blank.
PROGRAM NAME is a 16 character long string stored first in the file. The field is initialized with the name of the selected program and is not allowed to be left blank.
PATH is a 60 character long field that specifies the directory where the file should by stored. The PATH field is initialized to the same string as in STORE PC PATH in the menu PC PATH DEFINITION (See Page 86). If PATH is changed in this menu it don't affect any field in PC PATH DEFINITION menu.
Save is activated with F10. If the file name already exists on disk a message is shown on screen. The operator can choose to overwrite existent file or to change file name i.e. program number.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort storage
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Activate storage
DELETE PACS PROGRAM
This menu makes it possible to delete programs stored in PACS.
The PACS 2000 program directory is shown in a scrollable list. A program is highlighted with ×Ø and deleted with F8.
Make sure that the highlighted program is the one you want to delete.
There is no ”undo” when you have pressed F8.
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EXIT MANUAL
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Previous menu
F8 DELETE - Delete highlighted program
F9 HELP - Help text
RESEQUENCE PACS PROGRAM
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PROGRAM 1 |
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PG0001 |
PROGRAM_1 |
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PG0011 |
PROGRAM_11 |
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PG0300 |
PROGRAM_3 |
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PG6000 |
PROGRAM_6 |
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PG5100 |
PROGRAM_15 |
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PG5000 |
PROGRAM_5 |
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PG4100 |
PROGRAM_14 |
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PG4000 |
PROGRAM_4 |
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PG3100 |
PROGRAM_13 |
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PG6000 |
PROGRAM_16 |
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F10 |
PREV |
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HELP |
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SPM10500.EPS
Resequence PACS program menu
This menu makes it possible to change the sequence number of programs stored in the PACS 2000.
The function is used to change the order in which the programs appear in the menu ACTIVATE PROGRAM (See USER MANUAL). PACS 2000 programs are listed by sequence number. The programs with sequence numbers one to five can be selected with function keys.
The PACS 2000 program directory is shown in a scrollable list where the SEQUENCE NUMBER field can be changed. The numbers 1 - 64 are accepted and no sequence number may exist more than once.
Function keys:
F1 PREV - Abort menu and ship all changes
F9 HELP - Help text
F10 EXIT - Go to EDIT PROGRAM MENU (See page18)
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