Your
ME109 series net weigh has been programmed
to run with sample product at regulated
115 VAC power. Increases or decreases
in voltage will cause ratio metric speed
changes.
Products
that look the same may have slightly
different flow characteristics.
It's
important to keep the product at a consistant
hopper level. The amount of product
in the hopper directly affects how much
the feeder pan will vibrate. This is
also known as a dampening affect. If
you don't keep a consistant hopper level,
then the speeds of the feeder will change
depending on how much it is dampened.
By failing to keep a consistant hopper
level, you will find yourself constantly
changing the feeder speeds! This is
also why we offer elevators and other
product flow solutions. Consistancy
= Speed & Accuracy.
If
your product flows differently than
tested product, you may be able to raise
or lower the hopper gate to increase
or decrease hopper/feeder flow without
altering programmed speeds.
For
flow control that cannot be achieved
by #3 & 4 above (or if power
is not 115 VAC / 50 Hz), feeder
speeds may need adjustment. If so, see
paragraph (vi), “Quick Check Program
Guide” located in your manual.
To
store any such changes in permanent
memory, see paragraph (c) “Supervisor
Codes” located in your
manual.
