Graco 246085 Mode d’emploi

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Installation-Operation

Data Reporter

Part No. 246085

Records actual temperature, temperature setpoint, actual pressure, pressure setpoint, cycles,

and diagnostic code data from Reactor™proportioner.

Downloads data to PC with Microsoft®Windows 98 though Windows XP.

Part No. 248848

Data Reporting Kit without interface module.

Important Safety Instructions

Read all warnings and instructions in this

manual. Save these instructions.

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Install Hardware

For 246085 only. For Kit 248848 continue on step 12.

5. Open Reactor cabinet.

1. Turn Reactor main power OFF . Disconnect

power supply.

WARNING

Read warnings in Reactor repair manual. Wait 5 min

for stored voltage to discharge (E-30 and E-XP2 mod-

els only).

2. Remove side plate (A). The plate is on the right side

of the Electric Reactor (shown) and on the left side

of the Hydraulic Reactor.

TI2500a

3. For Electric Reactor, thread wires (B, C) and cables

(H, P) of interface module (1) through boot in top of

cabinet.

For Hydraulic Reactors, orient power supply 90° as

shown by moving DIN rail (only 1 nut is used).

4. Attach interface module (1).

TI3576a

TI19356a

Electric Reactor Hydraulic Reactor

TI3575a

TI7999a

Electric

Reactor

Hydraulic

Reactor

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6. Put on static conductive wrist strap.

CAUTION

Before handling boards, put on a static conductive

wrist strap to protect against static discharge which

can damage boards. Follow instructions provided with

wrist strap.

7. Connect HEAT cable to temperature control module

data connector.

Temperature Control Module

Data

8. Connect PUMP cable to J12 on motor control board.

TI2576a-1

J12

TI3153a-1

J12

Models E-30 and E-XP2

Models E-20 and E-XP1

TI7724

Models Hydraulic Reactors

J12

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10. Close Reactor cabinet.

9. Insert wires (B, C) in top front terminals of fuse block

(F) at circuit breaker module. Tighten screws (S).

11. Drill holes as follows:

a. For Electric Reactor, drill holes using bracket (4)

as template. Apply sealant (4c) to screw

threads. Mount with screws (4a) and nuts (4b).

TI2514a

TI3581a

ti3574A

b. For Hydraulic Reactor, drill two holes exactly as

shown below. Be careful not to damage compo-

nents inside cabinet when drilling holes. Apply

sealant (4c) to screw threads. Mount bracket (4)

with screws (4a) and nuts (4b).

12. Connect Reporter cable to interface plug (D).

13. Reconnect power supply. Turn Reactor main power

ON . Main screen will appear on Reporter,

see page 5.

Reporter is now ready to record data from Reactor,

see page 5. To download data, first Install Soft-

ware, page 7.

ti7998A

Two 3/16 in. (5 mm)

diameter mounting

holes

2.75 in.

(70 mm)

3.00 in.

(76 mm)

0.93 in.

(24 mm)

TI3575a

TI7999a

Electric Reactor

Hydraulic Reactor

Keypad

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Keypad

Key:

R Record key

SSetupkey

EEnterkey

A Arrow keys (up, down, left, right)

CCancelkey

D Download key

Screens

Main Screen

Main screen appears when powered up.

Press . Following message will appear momen-

tarily, followed by Record screen.

Record Screen

Displays A, B, and hose temperatures, A and B pres-

sures, cycles, and remaining recording time. Display

reflects selections made on Setup screens, page 6.

Press or to stop recording.

Reporter displays data received from Reactor. It is

not a remote control for Reactor.

GRACO REPORTER

REV 1.01

MAR 20 2003 12:48:12

45:32 HOURS LEFT

GETTING

REACTOR STATUS

PLEASE WAIT

If following message appears with audible alarm,

Reporter is not properly connected to Reactor.

Check connection.

NO REACTOR

PRESENT

RECORDING ABORTED!

ABHOSE

°F 160 160 160

PSI 1200 1200

CYCLES 0 45:32

If hose zone is in current control mode, display will

show hose current, for example 14A.

Screens

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Setup Screens

Display must be at main screen, page 5. Press to

enter Setup. Press or to move through

Setup menu. Press to select.

Press or to exit Setup.

Recording Period

Reporter updates records at set intervals. At default of

10 sec, Reporter has 52:11 hours of recording time.

Changing to 30 sec increases recording time to 156:33

hours; 1 min increases to 313:06 hours.

Press .

Press or to move through menu. Press

to select.

Change Units

Press .

Press or to move through menu. Press

or to move ∗ between units. Press

to select.

Date/Time Change

Press .

Press or to change values. Press or

to move cursor. Press to select.

SETUP ↓

RECORDING PERIOD

CHANGE UNITS

DATE/TIME CHANGE

SETUP ↑

DELETE RECORDS

SETUP ↓

RECORDING PERIOD

CHANGE UNITS

DATE/TIME CHANGE

SELECT RECORD PERIOD

10 SECONDS

30 SECONDS

1 MINUTE

SETUP ↓

RECORDING PERIOD

CHANGE UNITS

DATE/TIME CHANGE

CHANGE UNITS

TEMP ∗°F °C

PRESSURE ∗PSI BAR

SETUP ↓

RECORDING PERIOD

CHANGE UNITS

DATE/TIME CHANGE

DATE: MAR 20 2003

TIME: 1 2:48:12

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Delete Records

Press .

Press to delete. Press to exit.

Install Software

1. Close all programs and applications.

2. Insert software CD (6) in CD ROM drive. If install

starts automatically, go to step 6. If install does not

start automatically, go to step 3.

3. From file menu in program manager or file manager,

choose Run.

4. Type: d:\setup.exe (use letter corresponding to your

CD ROM drive).

5. Press ENTER.

6. Follow instructions on screen. Software will load

Reactor Downloading program to Start menu and

will place icon on desktop.

SETUP ↑

DELETE RECORDS

DELETE RECORDS?

ENTER TO DELETE

CANCEL TO EXIT

ALL RECORDS

WERE DELETED

The Reactor Downloading program operates on

PCs with Microsoft®Windows 98 or later.

On some PCs a Restart may be necessary after

program is loaded.

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Hardware Connections

1. See drawing on page 14. Connect cable (7) to con-

verter (2) and to appropriate serial port on PC.

2. Remove Reporter cable from Reactor interface

module (1) and insert in converter (2).

3. Connect power supply (8) to converter (2). Plug

power supply into outlet.

Run Program

Main Window

Locate Menu Bar (M) and Tool Bar (T), for reference.

See FIG. 1.

Start Reactor Downloading program on PC. Check that

status indicator (L) at upper right of main window is

green; also see Status Bar (S).

If PC uses a USB port, connect a USB to RS-232

serial adapter between the PC and cable (7).

Clicking status indicator (L) turns CommPort

Enable on and off, provided Reporter is properly

connected to PC.

If indicator is red and following message appears,

connection is broken.

Check that:

• CommPort is enabled

• correct CommPort is selected (CommPort

Properties window)

• cable (7) is connected properly, see left

• Reporter is displaying main screen, page 5.

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FIG. 1. Main Window

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Get Log File

1. Access by File>Get Log File on menu bar, or left

button on tool bar.

2. Application will prompt you to open a log file. Enter a

file name. Do not use spaces in the file name.

3. Click Open.

4. Data will download to log file. Download screen will

display. Downloading an entire set of records will

take about 3 minutes.

Get Uncompressed Log File

1. Access by File>Get Uncompressed Log File on

menu bar, or left button on tool bar.

2. Continue to follow Get Log File procedure at left.

Downloading an entire set of records will take about

15 minutes.

View Log File

1. Access by File>View Log File on menu bar, or right

button on tool bar.

2. File can be opened as a text file in Notepad or

Wordpad, or in a spreadsheet program such as

Microsoft Excel, page 11.

Exit

Exits program.

DOWNLOAD

IN PROGRESS

34% COMPLETE

If following message appears with audible alarm,

Reporter is not properly connected to PC. Check

connection.

NO RESPONSE FROM PC

DOWNLOADING

DID NOT OCCUR

For non-English Microsoft Windows XP operating

systems, “Get Uncompressed Log File” should be

used if the “Get Log File” command fails. The

uncompressed option takes about five times longer

than the compressed mode.

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