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time2roll
Nov 04, 2016Nomad
SoundGuy wrote:OK and say intermittent fault every 30 seconds. Does not the timer reset each time?
Both of these statements infer that the Progressive EMS unit is using this 136" time delay to analyze the input signal before deciding it's stable enough to pass along to the trailer. This is incorrect as the analysis takes no time at all - rather, delay is set at 136" in order to protect an A/C compressor, preventing it from restarting until head pressure has diminished to a safe level. Progressive EMS delay for the portable versions is fixed at 136" but delay for the hard wire versions can be shortened to a more convenient 15" by removing an internal jumper. I took this one step further with my own EMS-HW30C by wiring in an SPST switch in place of the jumper so I can simply switch between the two delay times, 15" or 136", rather than have to open the case and fool with the jumper. :B
Or does PEMS just check the instant the timer expires and calls good or no?
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