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Depth Alarms
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High Threshold Enter the flow depth at which you want the
monitor to contact the IntelliServe system to initiate an alarm.
Typically, this value is set to a height slightly below,
equivalent to, or exceeding the pipe height to ensure
notification occurs when the pipe is full or surcharge conditions
exist.
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High-High Threshold
Enter a second, higher flow depth at
which you want the monitor to contact the IntelliServe system
to initiate an alarm. This value must be zero when this feature
is not in use or greater than the value entered for the
High
Threshold when it is in use. ADS recommends setting this
value at least two inches higher than the value for designated
for the High Threshold .
Unidepth Averaging
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Readings to Average
Select the number of consecutive
Unidepth readings you want the monitor to average to minimize
the impact of erroneous readings on the data.
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Store Data
Select this checkbox to save the averaged
Unidepth data to the monitor memory.
Low Flow Alarm and Dual Data Rate
Note:
The Low Flow Alarm and Dual Data Rate
parameters are read-only fields through Qstart . However,
Qstart will display the parameters designated for these
options when previously configured through the Profile
software. Contact ADS customer support for more
information.
Cross Check Combo Sensors
Using the Cross Check function allows you to configure the
monitor to log an event each time two sensors assigned to the same
monitoring point measuring the same characteristic (i.e., flow depth
or velocity) of the flow return readings exhibiting a difference