Nederman Flexpak Off (Off Mode); Flexpak Standby (Standby Mode); Running (Running Mode); Flexpak Idling (Idling Mode) - Nederman FlexPAK 800 Manual De Instrucciones

EN FlexPAK 800/1000
6.1.1

Nederman FlexPAK Off (Off mode)

The unit is in Off mode, which is also the unit's start menu. The unit can also go into Off
mode if something is wrong, such as if an alarm is activated. The pump motor is off, there is
no vacuum, the FCV is closed, and the unit cannot be activated by a pilot signal.
6.1.2

FlexPAK Standby (Standby mode)

The unit is in Standby mode. The pump motor is off, there is no vacuum, the FCV is closed,
and the unit is waiting for a pilot signal to go into Running mode.
NEDERMAN
FLEXPAK
Standby
Waiting For
Pilot Signal
Mo 15:33
6.1.3

Running (Running mode)

The unit in Running mode. The pump motor is on and the unit generates a vacuum. The
FCV is closed. The current vacuum of the unit is shown on the display, for example, -20 kPa.
Running
kPA -20
DIRTm 00:00 s
OTTmr 00:00 h
Exhaust
Air Temp 60°C
6.1.4

FlexPAK Idling (Idling mode)

The unit in Idling mode. The pump motor is on, there is no vacuum, and the FCV is open.
The unit goes into Idling mode when there has been no pilot signal for the time set in DIR_
Time.
FlexPak
Hi Vacuum Unit
IDLING
Time To StandBy
05:33m
6.1.5

Filter Cleaning

The unit is cleaning its main filter.
Filter
Cleanining
Cycles 1
Elapsed 0
Clean 00:00 s
Charge 00:00 s
6.2

Warning messages

If a warning is activated, there is a problem that needs to be corrected, but the unit
continues to work. If a warning message is displayed in the PLC display, the light in the
24
TimeToService: The amount of time until next scheduled service. The
default setting is 2000 hours.
ESC OK
DIRTm: The amount of time before the unit goes into Idling mode. The
default is 10 seconds.
OTTmr: If the Overtime timer has been activated, OTTmr shows the
elapsed time since the overtime timer started.
ESC OK
TimeToStandby: The amount of time until the unit goes into Standby
mode. The default setting is 12 minutes.
ESC OK
Cycles: How many cleaning pulses will be carried out.
Elapsed: How many cleaning pulses are made.
Clean: Remaining time for cleaning pulse.
Charge: Remaining vacuum build time; the time until cleaning pulse is
ESC OK activated.