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Status messages, and Oven Control Actions are based on the following

definitions for the Status Terms used:

Status Terms

Status DESCRIPTION

OFF

The oven is not running

SHUTDOWN

The Operator shutdown the oven.

STABILIZING

The oven is trying to reach the set points of the present

recipe. See Oven Status Bar.

COUNTDOWN

The oven has stabilized and is in a "final countdown

delay" before going to "process ready".

READY

The oven is "process ready".

WARNING

A process variable is outside limits. See Alarm/Event Log

CRITICAL WARNING

A process variable is outside limits. See Alarm/Event Log

ALARM

A process variable is outside limits. See Alarm/Event Log

CRITICAL ALARM

A process variable is outside limits. See Alarm/Event Log

The alarm operations are defined:

Convection Low: A cell fan(s) has stopped or Inverter failure

Rail Width: Rail width position is outside the acceptable tolerance.

Board Jam: A space was NOT detected between boards where a

space was expected (or not transferred at Offload).

Hood Open: The hood is open. (The main Process Tunnel Hood)

IAS: A cell is above a preset temperature

measured by the Heater Cell thermocouple(s)

or: the IAS Unit detected a temperature alarm condition,

or: a High Temperature Switch has opened.

This is only a partial list of Alarms , See “Alarm / Event

Messages on next page for additional Alarms

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ALARM / EVENT MESSAGES

Information about changes in oven status, alarms, set points and filing

updates are recorded and displayed (in the order of occurrence) in the Event

& Alarm log displayed at the bottom of the screen. A message will start with

"Alarm:" (or “Warning”) if some value critical to the operation of the oven is

outside of “expected range”, or

"Event:" if some normal operator action has occurred.

Only the last Four system messages are displayed at the Oven Status Bar,

however, at the Pull-Down Menu, (or double-click on the messages)…

selecting Log, View, then Alarm Log will display an Alarm Log Dialogue

Box which has the option of displaying the Alarms and Events Log for the

Month.

The following alarm messages are in order of priority with the most serious listed first.

They are set by the Oven Operating Program & cannot be modified or disabled.

SOME “ALARM MESSAGES” MAY NOT EXIST DEPENDING ON OPTIONS

EMERGENCY STOP............................E-stop switch pushed (or electrical cabinet open)

CONVEYOR STOPPED.......................The conveyor is not moving.

COMMUNICATIONS ALARM..............Communication between the computer and the

controller has failed.

HOOD OPEN........................................The Hood (Main Tunnel) is open .

BOARD DROPPED..............................An expected board did not arrive at the

off load sensor.

OIL LEVEL LOW ..................................The oil level is low in the Lubrication Reservoir

COOLANT FLOW.................................The coolant flow low or stopped. (or tank level low)

COOLANT TEMP.................................The enhanced cool coolant temp is too high.

CONVECTION LOW.............................There is a problem with one or more

convection fans.

GAS PRESSURE LOW........................The gas pressure is below switch setpoint and too

low to maintain the gas atmosphere in the tunnel.

SOME “STATUS MESSAGES” MAY NOT EXIST DEPENDING ON OPTIONS

GAS ON/OFF........................................The gas main gas valve is open/closed.

COOLANT ON/OFF..............................The enhanced cool cell coolant is

allowed to circulate.

CONVECTION ON/OFF.......................The cell motors are ON (or OFF), or at the

speed shown.

EXHAUST ON/OFF ..............................The controlled exhaust valve is open/closed.

UPS BATTERY LOW...........................The UPS Battery is low, and requires

charging or replacement

N2 PURGE............................................The Nitrogen Purge is taking place.

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OVEN FEATURES AND OPTIONS

SOME OPTIONS IN THIS SECTION DO NOT EXIST ON ALL OVENS !!

See the Drawings & Data Section of the Oven Manuals to determine

which Options exist on your Oven

RAIL WIDTH ADJUSTMENT

The Rail width may be adjusted manually or by the optional automatic rail width

adjust.

When Product is started, the rail width may be adjusted. During the rail width

adjustment, all non-severe alarms and severe warnings are disabled. They are re-

enabled when the rail width adjustment is complete.

Rail width accuracy is important, use a test board to set up for accurate width

adjustment. The boards should rest on the chain pins and slide freely along the

conveyor without binding by rotating or jamming against the conveyor chain.

The dimensions for setting up the rail width should be measured between the walls

of the chain. See illustration below.

RAIL WIDTH

CHAIN CHAIN

EXTENDED PINS

Rail Width Measurement Illustration