Archive – Ransburg AdaptaFlow Node Adapter A10159 User Manual

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LN-9217-00.2

AdaptaFlow Node Adapter - Operation

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Color Data Block Transfer

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Write Operational Descriptions

Write Operational Descriptions

Write Operational Descriptions

Write Operational Descriptions

Write Operational Descriptions

- Refer to Figure 12

- Refer to Figure 12

- Refer to Figure 12

- Refer to Figure 12

- Refer to Figure 12

The Color Block Transfer Write is used to program
color variables for each flow controller channel.

Configuration Word

Configuration Word

Configuration Word

Configuration Word

Configuration Word

The BTW configuration word is set to 4 to inform
the flow controller that the following data is Color
Data write global data.

Global BTW Word

Global BTW Word

Global BTW Word

Global BTW Word

Global BTW Word
Configuration

Configuration

Configuration

Configuration

Configuration

Word #

Word #

Word #

Word #

Word # Description

Description

Description

Description

Description

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Configuration Word (3)
Channel No. (1-4)
KFR Factor
Rate Display Eng. Unit (cc)
Rate Display Eng. Unit (M)
KFR DP Data
KFT Factor
Total Display Eng. Unit (cc)
Total Display Eng. Unit
KFT DP Data
Sample Amount
Cutoff Frequency
Operating Mode
PID Integral
PID Derivative
PID Delta Step
PID Death Delay
Volts 2 Offset (Analog Out #2)
Volts 2 Gain (Analog Out #2)
Volts 2 Shifter (Analog Out #2)
Volts 2 Pointer (Analog Out #2)
Volts in Offset
Volts in Gain
Total Limit 1
Total Limit 2
Flow Rate Limit 1
Flow Rate Limit 2
Controller ID

Figure 11: Global BTW Word Configuration

Figure 11: Global BTW Word Configuration

Figure 11: Global BTW Word Configuration

Figure 11: Global BTW Word Configuration

Figure 11: Global BTW Word Configuration

Channel Number

Channel Number

Channel Number

Channel Number

Channel Number

The Channel number is set to 1-4 to indicate which
channel is to store the data that is to follow.

Color Number

Color Number

Color Number

Color Number

Color Number

Is set to tell the flow controller where to store the
data that is to follow.

PID Proportional

PID Proportional

PID Proportional

PID Proportional

PID Proportional

This factor determines the strength, or overall
magnitude of change depending on the overall
response of a particular set of system components.
In many cases this value can only be determined
by experimenting and it is well advised to start with
a relatively low number. Too large of a number can
cause oscillations. Normal values are 100 to
1000. For paint applications, a starting value of
150 is recommended.

PID Initial Kick

PID Initial Kick

PID Initial Kick

PID Initial Kick

PID Initial Kick

The Initial Kick is beneficial in cases where the
regulator has a large hysteresis. The kick value
will be applied to the analog output if there is a Set
Value present, no fluid flow and the analog output
is less than the kick value. This is programmed in
a range from 0000 to 4095 steps which
corresponds to 0-10 VDC. The correct setting is
that value that will guarantee a minimal flow rate
above the fluid regulator cracking pressure.

PID Tolerance

PID Tolerance

PID Tolerance

PID Tolerance

PID Tolerance

This is the margin above and below the Set Point
that determines when the PID pursuit of reaching
the Set Point will be stopped. This window is also
referred to as a “dead band”. Depending on the
mechanics of the system, it is advisable to start
with a large window at first. Then, when system
tuning results in stable operation, this number can
be reduced.

Note that a small value here, will effect the stability
of the “Stable LED” and the Setpoint Achieved
status bit. This value is entered in hundredths of
Hertz. A value of 100 represents 1.00 Hz feedback
from the flow meter. A reasonable setting is 50.

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