GE VMIVME-3122 High-Performance 16-bit Analog-to-Digital Converter
To set the date and time:
1. Navigate to Setup>Master Controller>SBC>Clock>Config Subtab.
2. Adjust the date and time as necessary.
3. Save settings by selecting the Save icon at the top of the screen.
4.6.7 Oven configuration
IMPORTANT NOTE: Changing the name will affect OPC and Modbus reporting and any method
running on the oven.
Since there may be more than one oven, the Oven button in the Function Select list may indicate the
oven number (i.e., Oven 1, Oven 2). The Oven button displays information about the oven selected
and lists the oven ancillary items including the Power Supply, Purge Control, Digital Temperature
Controls, Electronic Pressure Controller and the Detector Amplifier (see Figure 4-33). If needed,
change the oven name in the space provided, for easy reference.
Figure 4-33: Setup Oven Configuration
To display information about the oven’s ancillary equipment, select the associated button.4.6.8 Oven buttons
As with the Master Controller button, the Oven buttons display each associated card. Each button has
two subtabs: Config and Status. Selecting the Oven Setup button displays all configured associated
cards and peripherals. These items are shown as selectable buttons in an indented list under the
selected button. The Config subtab lists relevant or configurable information about the card, while the
Status subtab displays all associated indicators and advanced troubleshooting information if
applicable.
Oven>Power Supply>Config displays the part number of the Oven Power Supply.
Oven>Purge Control>Config displays the part number of the purge switch assembly in
analyzers with electronics purge.
Oven>DTC 1>Config displays the part number including the node ID number. All ancillary
parts associated with the board are displayed below this button.
Oven>DTC 1>Status displays the indicator state of software and hardware, T-Rating issues,
and the associated DTC zones.
Diagnostic information is also displayed. Refer to the PGC5000 Generation 2 Service
Instruction for more information.
Oven>DTC 1>Malfunction Alarm>Config displays the relay type, contact rating, and
connection point.
Oven>Digital Inputs>Config displays a numerical list of the inputs. Each input is configurable,
as indicated in the following table.
Table 4-4: Digital input configuration
Functions Option Results (when triggered)
Not configured Blank (nothing shown) N/A
Indicator Editable Changes Indicator Status
Maintenance Available schedules Sets Maintenance Mode indicator, if selected
Schedule Run Available schedules Runs Schedule
Stream Online Available streams Activates Streams
Script Run Available scripts Runs selected scripts
Configure digital inputs steps (see Figure 4-34):
1. Identify the digital input to configure.
2. Select DTC>Digital Inputs from the Function Select list.
3. Either enter text or select an option from drop-down list.
Figure 4-34: Set up Digital Inputs

Oven>DTC 1>Pneumatic Actuator>Config displays the actuator part number (see Figure
4-36). All factory configured valve outputs are displayed below the pneumatic actuator button,
with the color-coded indicators displaying the state of all regulated and unregulated valves.
Regulated valves are those inside the oven, while unregulated valves are external.
Figure 4-36: Pneumatic Actuator Configuration
Oven>DTC 1>Valve(#)>Config displays the valve information related to the valve driver with
the same number. For internal valves (see Figure 4-38), this screen provides the specific
information on the valve type and the configuration of the analyzer. The name of the valve,
which is used to identify the valve when creating an analysis, can be changed for reference.
The screens for external valves show only the name of the valve.
Figure 4-38: Valve Configuration