Honeywell SmartPAC 2 User Manual page 489

SmartPAC 2 with WPC Integration User Manual
red sensors
reset
RESET key
resolver
response time
safety distance
security access
selection bar
sensor on-off box
settings
slow RPM
Smart Stop
SmartView
Glossary
normally closed to ground; a stop command is sent to the press
as soon as the sensor actuates — opens to ground
ability to resume operation after the control stops the press when
a malfunction is detected; a specific fault message for a
malfunction is communicated along with suggestions on how to
troubleshoot.
used to reset the control after fault messages appear on the
display; also used to communicate "all done" when
programming tool information
mounted on the press which turns one to one ratio (1:1) with the
crankshaft; has windings inside and works on the principle of
inductance
how long it takes for the control to activate the machine's brake
calculated using the results from the 90° emergency stop time
test to determine the distance outside of which the light curtains,
two-hand controls, and type-B movable barriers must be
mounted; determined by using a precise formula set by OSHA
regulations and/or ANSI standards; critical for proper machine
guarding
ability to prevent or allow personnel access to programming and
operating functions in the control
a box that appears on menu displays used to indicate which item
you wish to select; to select, use cursor keys to move the bar up
or down and press ENTER
contains numbers showing the angle, in degrees, at which the
sensor actuated when you ran the press
modifications made using the keypad on the control
slowest speed at which the press will be operated
stop type that causes the press to be emergency-stopped if a die
protection error is detected before the critical angle or top
stopped it the error is detected after the critical angle.
remote viewing utility that enables you to view press status over
the Internet, if the SmartPAC 2 connected to a computer
network; also used to
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