Instruction Manual

2 - Introduction
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2.9 How to Use Maintenance Functions On the Touchscreen
This section explains how to use the maintenance functions on the EC2000’s touchscreen. Most of the
functions let you isolate the various subsystems during troubleshooting to determine the failure point, and
to verify repairs have corrected the problem.
To visually inspect the device while it is running, open the top access door and block the sensor mounted
to the rear left of the top access door track. For convenience, 33011008 ASM TOOL KIT,FIELD
SERVICE,EC2000 provides heat shrink tubing that fits snugly over the top access door sensor. Be sure
to put it back in your toolkit before closing the top access door.
To access most maintenance functions of the device using the touchscreen, do the following:
1) Press the Menu button to open the Main Menu page.
2) Press the Settings button to open the Settings Menu page. The Settings Menu page provides
access to user and service functions of the device, some of which require a password. If customers
have changed the passwords, request the new passwords from them. Otherwise the passwords will be
the factory defaults provided in the sections below.
3) Additional maintenance functions can be accessed from the Settings Menu page by pressing the
Service button to open the Service Menu page. For example, you can use the Sensor Utility page
to view the status of the EC2000’s sensors, or use the MCP Commands page to move the various
parts of the EC2000 individually rather than as part of a standard sequence.
2.9.1 How to Use the MCP Commands Page
The move the various parts of the EC2000 individually rather than as part of a standard sequence, use the
touchscreen to navigate to Menu > Settings > Service > MCP Commands to open the MCP
Commands page. Note that the MCP Commands page may allow you to make moves that could
damage the device -- think carefully before sending a direct move command!
Table 2.1 provides an MCP Commands sequence that tests most subsystems by moving a card from
hopper 1 to the output bin. You can test by pressing each button in the list and verifying the described
action happens correctly. The gray highlighted lines make up a shorter sequence that does the same thing.
Table 2.1 - Controller Buttons and Corresponding Movements
Press This Button
Verify This Happens
Pusher Home
Hopper transport’s pusher moves into safe position for move
8 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) manual feed slot, slot light
flashes
7 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) hopper 1, slot light stops flashing
6 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) hopper 1
5 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) hopper 1
To Manual Feed
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) manual feed slot, slot light
flashes
4 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) hopper 1
3 To Hopper
Hopper transport moves to (or stays at) hopper 1
Shuttle Home
Hopper transport moves near hopper 1