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TIMER
OPERATING MODES
The MVS-201 sensor has
three different timer applications selectable by programming the
sensor. Each operating mode differs by the timing function
of the sensor and type of application. The factory setting
is OP1. To change the factory set OP1 timer mode, press "Mode" key one time ("1" displayed). Use arrow
"up" or "down" keys to select a different timer mode (OP2 or
OP3).

TIMER
MODE OP1 – "Air Conservation / Vacuum Valve Timer"
This Vacuum valve control with the
use of timing features conserves air consumption via the vacuum generator non-return check
valve and sensor hysteresis function. Vacuum
time (t1) can be used to control the vacuum valve for a specific length of time
(0.0-9.9 sec.) after output 1 vacuum level is reached. The vacuum timing
function (t1) will remove the signal from the sensor to the
vacuum valve allowing the generator check valve system to
conserve air consumption and vacuum. The vacuum valve will re-open for the
same length of time (t1) when the pressure level drops to the hysteresis setting
(h-v). The operation will continue until the input signal is stopped. Optional
delay timer between vacuum / blow-off (t2) and blow-off (bt) timer is available.
After selecting OP1, set bt, t1, and t2 values by using arrow "UP" and
"DOWN" keys. To bypass any of these timing function operations, simply
enter 0.00 seconds and the sensor will automatically proceed to the next
function.
TIMER
MODE OP2 – "Vacuum Valve Timer"
This mode is ideal for use with CONVUM generators
without check valves. Vacuum timer (t1) can be used to control the vacuum for a
specific length of time (0.00 – 9.9sec.) after output 1 is reached. Optional
delay timer between vacuum / blow-off (t2) and blow-off (bt) timer is available.
After selecting OP2, set bt, t1, and t2 values by using arrow "UP" and
"DOWN" keys. To bypass any of these timing function operations, simply
enter 0.00 seconds and the sensor will automatically proceed to the next
function.
OP3 – "Signal Controlled
Vacuum"
The vacuum timer option (t1) is omitted and the PLC controls the input signal
time for the vacuum operation. The delay timer between vacuum / blow-off (t2) and
the blow-off (bt) timers are still available.
After selecting OP3, set bt and t2 values by using arrow "UP" and
"DOWN" keys. To bypass any of these timing function operations, simply
enter 0.00 seconds and the sensor will automatically proceed to the next
function.
SETTING SWITCH OUTPUT

Select switch output values by pressing the
"Mode" key two times ("2" displayed). Change
switch output value "H-v" by using the arrow "UP" or
"DOWN" keys. Press mode key to enter. Change hysteresis value
"h-v" by using the arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys.
Press mode key to enter. Change vacuum release switch output value
"H-d" by using arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press
mode to enter. Change hysteresis value "h-d" by using arrow
"UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press the mode key to enter and store
this information.
PROGRAMMING OUTPUT MODES AND UNIT
OF MEASURES
Press the mode and arrow "UP" keys
simultaneously to select vacuum switch output mode "OU1" setting.
Select N.O. or N.C. mode by using the arrow "UP" or "DOWN"
keys. Press mode key to enter. Select vacuum valve operating mode "OUV"
N.O. or N.C. by using the arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press
the mode key to enter. Select blow-off release switch output mode "oud"
by using the arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press mode key to
enter. Select "High" input or "Low" input signal
"Ed9" by using the arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys.
Press mode key to enter. Select units of measure by using the arrow
"UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press the mode key to enter and store
this information.
OPTIONAL FEATURES
Additional features of the MVS-201 can be
accessed by pressing the mode key three times ("3" displayed).

Screen Saver Function
Screen Saver Function ( SaV) appears on the
display. This reduces current
consumption by 20mA and will activate after 10 seconds. Select "ON" or
"OFF" by using arrow "up" or "down" keys. Press
the Mode key
to enter and default to peak value level.
Peak Value Level
Peak Value Level ( P-V) then appears on the
display. The sensor records this
value for preventative maintenance issues; like wear of cups, clogging filters, or other
components. If this value is not reached the
sensor will display an error message (ALP) indicating leaks or wear in the
system. Select "ON" or "OFF" by pressing arrow
"UP" or "DOWN" keys. If activated, select PV value by using
arrow "UP" or "DOWN" keys. This value is always greater than
or equal to H-V. Press the Mode key to enter and default to vacuum response
level.
Vacuum Level Response Time
Vacuum Level Response time ( V+) then appears on
the display. The sensor records the
time (sec) to reach output 1. This function detects the wear of the system
components or low supply pressure. An error message (ALV)
will be displayed, indicating
PV is not being reached within the programmed time. Select
"ON" or "OFF" by using the arrow "UP" or
"DOWN" keys. If activated, select V+ value (sec) by using arrow
"UP" or "DOWN" keys. If this error message is displayed,
check inlet air pressure, filters, silencers, or pads in the system. Press the
Mode
key to enter and default to Blow-off time.
Blow-Off Time
Blow-off time (dt) then appears on the display. The sensor records this
time (sec) to complete blow-off cycle and will display an error message (ALD)
indicating dt is not reacting within the acceptable time (sec) set by the user.
Select "ON" or "OFF" by using the arrow "UP" or
"DOWN" keys. If activated, select dt value (sec) by using arrow
"UP" or "DOWN" keys. Press mode key to enter and store all
of this information.
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