Hardy HI 3010 Filler/Dispenser Controller - Manual (Page 80)

67 CHAPTER 5
Operating Procedures/IBC Dispenser
• OVERDISPENSE ALARM, press the
Clear button to clear the alarm. The
Accept the Dispense display appears. (See
Fig. 5-65) At this time you can:
1. Accept the dispense by pressing the
START button.
2. If your system allows, physically
remove some of the material until it
meets the target window requirements
and then press the START button.
3. The instrument returns to the Waiting
ON display, repeats the motion check,
autotares and/or checks the OK to
Dispense processes and begins dis-
pense cycle number 2.
NOTE: Pressing the Stop button returns the display to the
Standby State. Any further cycles are not com-
pleted.
FIG. 5-65 ACCEPT DISPENSE DISPLAY
• UNDERDISPENSE ALARM, press the
Clear button to clear the alarm, the Accept
the Dispense display appears. At this time
you can:
1. Accept the dispense by pressing the
START button.
2. If your system allows, physically add
some of the material until it meets the
target window requirements and then
press the START button.
3. The instrument returns to the Waiting
On Display, repeats the motion check,
autotares and/or checks the OK to
Dispense processes and begins dis-
pense cycle number 2.
Dispense Timeout Alarm
- - - - - ALARM CONDITION - - - - -
• This function if turned on, times the dis-
pense cycle between the On and Wait
modes. If this time is exceeded the TIME-
OUT ALARM appears. (See Fig. 5-66)
FIG. 5-66 TIMEOUT ALARM
1. Do a physical check of your system
looking for blockages or breaks and
make corrections as necessary.
2. Press the Clear button to clear the
alarm. Depending on whether you are
operating in single or dual speed when
the Timeout occurred, one of the fol-
lowing displays appears.
FIG. 5-67 RESUME DISPENSE FAST
FIG. 5-68 RESUME DISPENSE SLOW
3. Press the Start button to resume the
fast or slow IBC dispense. (See Fig.s
5-67 & 5-68) If the Stop button is
pressed, the instrument goes to
Standby Mode and does not complete
any more requested cycles.
Jog Alarms
Did Not Jog Alarm
- - - - - ALARM CONDITION - - - - -
• The instrument checks to see if the gate
valve or feeder of the vessel opens or
comes on. If not, the DID NOT JOG
ALARM appears on the display and the