Quick Reference - Seko OPL-ADVANTAGE Manual De Instalación

OPL-ADVANTAGE – OPL system
6 Basic Programming - Quick Reference
1. Entering The System
To Initially enter the system without the access code press
(if you choose to set your own access code, after entering the system, select
PUMP "1" and FORMULA "A", scroll to the new code with
The three digit display will blink
LED will begin blinking. The number 1 appears in the PUMP SELECT
and FORMULA SELECT displays.
2. Programming Pump Run Times, Delay Times and Priming
TO PROGRAM PUMP RUN TIMES
Enter the access code – The PUMP TIME LED should be flashing.
Use the PUMP SELECT key and the FORMULA SELECT key to choose the pump
and formula number to be programmed.
Program the pump run time by one of the following two methods:
METHOD 1 - While measuring the output, press "CAL" to start the pump.
When the desired amount of product is dispensed, press "CAL"
again to stop the pump. The dosing time will be displayed on the
three digit LED. Press ENTER to lock in the time.
METHOD 2 Scroll to the desired dosing time with
–
Repeat these steps for each pump in each formula to be programmed.
Enter the access code. Toggle to the DELAY TIME LED with "MODE" key. Choose the formula and pump with the
PUMP SELECT and FORMULA SELECT keys. Scroll directly to the desired delay time up to 255 seconds. Press
ENTER. (NOTE: Delay Time units can be changed from seconds to minutes by selecting PUMP "3" and FORMULA "A"
and using the key to select 001 (seconds) or 060 (minutes).
Enter the access code. Use the FORMULA SELECT and PUMP SELECT keys to select he pump to be primed. Press
prime and the selected pump will run for the length of time programmed for that formula.
3. Programming Flush
Enter the access code. Using the PUMP SELECT key and the FORMULA SELECT key choose PUMP "F" and the
desired formula number. The Pump time LED should be flashing. Press "CAL" and the flush solenoid will open and the
3-digit display will start counting the flush time. Press "CAL" again to end the flush time. PRESS ENTER. The
also be used to scroll directly to a desired flush time. Repeat for each formula. During normal operation the solenoid
will activate with any pump signal received in that formula and continue with the timed after flush when the pump stops.
4. Setting The Load Count Pump
A "load count pump" must be set for proper system operation as it performs a number of important functions. It
terminates lockout times if used. It resets "levels" on pumps 1 – 6 if programmed. For further instructions on using these
features please refer to the operation manual. This quick reference will focus it's most common functions, i.e. 1.
Counting total loads for each formula and -
2. "END" pump function which resets the system's timer preparing it for the next formula.
The "END" pump is the same for all formulas. Select the last pump that receives a signal on all programmed wash
formulas. Consider if an external defeat switch is sometimes used and do not select that pump as the Load Count/End
pump unless "Levels" have been disabled. Select the load count pump as follows:
1. Enter the access code.
The pump time and delay time LED's will be off. The current load count pump will be briefly displayed in the pump
window
3. Use the PUMP SELECT key for selecting the load count pump number. Do Not press enter.
The display flashes during selection of the desired load count pump. In 3 seconds the pump time LED returns and the
load count/end pump number was accepted.
5. Relay Mode
(Dosing times are controlled directly from the laundry machine's microprocessor and pumps run whenever a signal is
present)
1. Enter access code 2.Choose formula "r" in the "FORMULA SELECT" window then press "RESET" once to set
relay mode.
OPL-ADVANTAGE
(PROGRAM MODE)
"ACC"
for three seconds and the pump time
TO PROGRAM PUMP DELAY TIME
2. Press ENTER.
code 0000136607
and then ENTER.
then ENTER)
. Press ENTER.
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