Changing Feed types

Changing Feed Type

All output feed types (i.e. Cycle Feed) may be edited at any time. The EDIT option is found in the drop down menu under the ACTIONS header on the summary page. Click on the three action dots under the Actions header this will display the drop down menu. 

If an operator wishes to change feed types, the existing feed will need to be first DELETED. The EDIT function does not offer this option.

For example to change from a VALUE FEED to a CYCLES feed you will first need to DELETE the Value Feed. Once the output is successfully deleted then you can add the new feed type back on the same OUTPUT PIN. The PIN number corresponds to the physical relay. 

The DELETE option is found in the same drop down menu as the EDIT option.



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