Mitsubishi Electronics 882.00273.00 Manuel D’Utilisation
Figure 66: Typical Engineering Only Setup Screen
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Factory Setup Menu
Metering Test Screen
This screen is useful in both R & D and development purposes when testing the metering
performance of each feeder. The user can perform a “Single Meter by Weight” to evaluate
the mechanical standard deviation of the gate or auger. This test meters for the calculated
time based off the target weight entered on this screen. The blender does not retry or adjust
the time of the meter to reach the target, but instead always meters for the same amount of
time as long as the target weight has not been changed. This allows you to open the gate for
several feeds using the same amount of time. You can then record the Dispensed Grams and
plot the standard deviation of the gate. The other purpose of this screen is to verify that the
dispensed weight displayed is correct. You can perform a meter and then pull the weigh
hopper to weigh the material on a gram scale. The value on the screen should match the
measurement on the gram scale. If it does not, then either the weigh hopper is not balanced
correctly or the scale calibration is not correct. Refer to the Troubleshooting Section of this
manual for additional details.
performance of each feeder. The user can perform a “Single Meter by Weight” to evaluate
the mechanical standard deviation of the gate or auger. This test meters for the calculated
time based off the target weight entered on this screen. The blender does not retry or adjust
the time of the meter to reach the target, but instead always meters for the same amount of
time as long as the target weight has not been changed. This allows you to open the gate for
several feeds using the same amount of time. You can then record the Dispensed Grams and
plot the standard deviation of the gate. The other purpose of this screen is to verify that the
dispensed weight displayed is correct. You can perform a meter and then pull the weigh
hopper to weigh the material on a gram scale. The value on the screen should match the
measurement on the gram scale. If it does not, then either the weigh hopper is not balanced
correctly or the scale calibration is not correct. Refer to the Troubleshooting Section of this
manual for additional details.
Figure 67: Typical Metering Test Screen
Target Weight
Meter Data
Stop the Meter
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Select a Feeder
Advanced Weight Options Screen
This screen allows you to modify the weight filter, adjust the mechanical time to settle the
weigh hopper after dumping, adjust the mechanical time to settle after a feeder has introduced
material into the weigh hopper, adjust the Maximum Empty Weight of the hopper, and to
enable the batch weight data to be dumped to a printer every batch for diagnostic purposes.
The data that is dumped to a printer is the same data shown on the Recipe Screen. No
averaging is done with the data shown to the Customer. Targets vs. Actual are actually what
is in the batch without any “smoke and mirrors.”
weigh hopper after dumping, adjust the mechanical time to settle after a feeder has introduced
material into the weigh hopper, adjust the Maximum Empty Weight of the hopper, and to
enable the batch weight data to be dumped to a printer every batch for diagnostic purposes.
The data that is dumped to a printer is the same data shown on the Recipe Screen. No
averaging is done with the data shown to the Customer. Targets vs. Actual are actually what
is in the batch without any “smoke and mirrors.”
The weight filter is the specialized filter algorithm that smoothes erroneous load cell
readings. The signal will be filtered more if this value is increased and less if decreased.
readings. The signal will be filtered more if this value is increased and less if decreased.
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