Pulse Time; Pulses Required - Primer DSD-11 Guide Rapide

1.2.3.1.2
This parameter defines the time given for each pulse and is given in seconds. The factory
value is 300 seconds. Use the INC () and DEC () keys to modify the time in 10-second steps,
and the SELECT key to confirm the modification.
1.2.3.1.3
This parameter defines the minimum number of pulses that the programmer must receive to
increase the balance. When the programmer receives this number of pulses the balance will be
increased with the time corresponding to the number of pulses received, considering the time
value entered in the PULSE TIME parameter. The factory value is 1. Therefore unless this value
is changed, the programmer will increase the balance with each pulse received. Use the INC ()
and DEC () keys to modify the value, and the SELECT key to confirm the modification.
PULSES REQUIRED, combined with PULSE TIME, is used to enter a minimum operating price.
For example, in the case of an appliance which operates in Euros, where 50 cents is equivalent
to one pulse, and you wish to enter a price of 3 Euros for a drying time of 40 minutes. You know
that 3 Euros are 6 pulses, therefore the minimum number of pulses should be 6 and the pulse
time should be 40/6 = 6.666 minutes = 400 seconds. PULSE TIME 400 and PULSES
REQUIRED 6 should be entered. Until the programmer receives the 6 pulses, the balance will
not be increased. Once the 6 pulses have been received, the balance will be increased by 400 x
6 seconds equivalent to 40 minutes.
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UNCREASE CONTROL
YES / NO

PULSE TIME

PULSE TIME

PULSES REQUIRED

PULSES REQUIRED
300
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