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This function  can be used to add vertical lines  to the chart. While  this
function is activated, simply click into the chart to add a line at the current
cursor position.
This  function  can   be  used  to  add   annotations   to  the   chart.  While   this
function is activated, simply click into the chart to add an annotation at
the current cursor position. By clicking into the text box, you may edit the

text. You may also drag the little circle beside the text box to move the connecting
line to the desired position. Use drag and drop to move existing annotations.

This function can be used to remove horizontal/vertical lines or annota-
tions from the chart. While this function is activated, simply click the ele-
ment to be removed.
This function can be used to move the visible portion of the chart. Press
and hold the mouse button while moving the cursor in the chart to select
the position to be displayed, then release the button.
This function can be used to zoom in and out. Use the mouse wheel or
select the area to be displayed. You can reset the zoom settings by dou-
ble-clicking in the chart area.
This function can be used to reload and update the chart.

This function will completely remove the chart.

7.3.

7.3.

7.3.

7.3. Manual data export

Manual data export

Manual data export

Manual data export

Saved data can be exported from the data log into a XML file. To do so, select
“Analyze   data”   below   the   “Data   log”   headline   in   the   listing.   Select   the   “Data
sources” tab in the chart configuration and select a data set to be exported. If no
data sources are available, you will have to configure the log settings as described
in the chapter “Log settings” of this manual. Select the time period to be exported
on the right side of the window and start the export process by clicking the “Export
data” button. Enter a file name and path in the following dialog window.

7.4.

7.4.

7.4.

7.4. Automatic data export

Automatic data export

Automatic data export

Automatic data export

The  automatic  data  export  feature  can  be used to save  data from  the
aquasuite   into  an   XML  file   on  the   hard   disk  or   in   the   RAM  (“memory
mapped file”) in a regular time interval. The automatic data export will al-

ways overwrite the previously saved data, so the file always contains only the most
recent data set. Select “Automatic data export” below the “Data log” headline in
the listing to access the settings screen. Create a new export data set by clicking
the plus symbol in the upper right corner of the screen. Enter name, path and time
interval to meet your requirements. You may then add the data sources to log by
clicking the plus symbol in the “Data sources” window section. You may add an

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Summary of Contents for high flow NEXT

Page 1: ...r and installation manual high flow NEXT aquasuite version X 27 Current as of October 2020 All information contained in this manual is subject to change without prior notice All rights reserved 2020 A...

Page 2: ...ding new elements 8 6 4 Editing existing elements 9 6 5 Values and names 9 6 6 Detailed data elements 9 6 7 Log data chart 9 6 8 User defined Images text drawing elements 9 6 9 Export and import of ov...

Page 3: ...19 13 1 Device information 19 13 2 Factory defaults 19 13 3 Basic RGBpx settings 19 13 4 USB power supply 19 13 5 aquabus configuration 19 13 6 Standby behavior 20 13 7 Firmware update and language se...

Page 4: ...malfunction of this product can reasonably be expected to re sult in personal injury Aqua Computer GmbH Co KG customers using or selling this product for use in such application do so at their own ri...

Page 5: ...vices aquaero 6 XT 53146 53206 53250 53251 53262 53263 aquaero 6 PRO 53145 53253 aquaero 6 LT 53234 aquaero 5 XT 53089 53125 53249 aquaero 5 PRO 53090 53252 aquaero 5 LT 53095 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 Connecto...

Page 6: ...e for devices with miniature connector 53295 Utilization as alarm output The header can be connected to the power switch header of the motherboard us ing an additional specialized cable 53216 not incl...

Page 7: ...the right side shows the details of the current ly selected list element The list can be hidden or restored by clicking the arrow symbol in the upper left corner List elements may be minimized or max...

Page 8: ...suite window for editing and the current desktop will be displayed as background for your convenience 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 Creating new overview pages and activating edit mode Creating new overview pages a...

Page 9: ...available Headline only Compact display as a headline Text Displays the numerical value in a box with a headline Bar graph Displays numerical value as well as bar graph Chart Displays the value in chr...

Page 10: ...To export individual elements select the element or elements perform a right click and select Export selected from the context menu For import right click a free spot of the page and select Import pag...

Page 11: ...can be configured To add data to the chart first select the Data sources tab in the chart configura tion and select a data set to be displayed If no data sources are available you will have to config...

Page 12: ...anual data export Manual data export Saved data can be exported from the data log into a XML file To do so select Analyze data below the Data log headline in the listing Select the Data sources tab in...

Page 13: ...rate can be displayed either in liters or gallons per hour please see chapter 9 1 for details If necessary the flow rate can be calibrated manually 8 3 8 3 8 3 8 3 Water temperature Water temperature...

Page 14: ...sors Software sensors Software sensors The last eight sensors in the list are software sensors and can be used to transmit sensor data that is not physically available to the high flow NEXT from the c...

Page 15: ...display settings Display brightness and automatic change of the displayed screen can be config ured As with all OLED displays the brightness of active pixels will reduce over time For a homogeneous we...

Page 16: ...fects can be configured to modify effect parameters depending on current sensor data In total up to eight LED controllers two for integrated lighting six for external components can be configured 10 2...

Page 17: ...te configuration can also be used to modify existing audio filters and define custom audio filters 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 AMBIENTpx effect AMBIENTpx effect AMBIENTpx effect AMBIENTpx effect The AMBIENTpx...

Page 18: ...be raised While an alarm condition is detected the device display will permanently show a corresponding information screen Additionally the RGBpx illumination can be configured to flash red On the al...

Page 19: ...n In default configuration power consumption is limited to a maximum current of 0 5 Amps This value complies with the maximum allowed current according to the USB spec ification If a large number of L...

Page 20: ...utomatically closed 14 14 14 14 Playground aquasuite Playground aquasuite Playground aquasuite Playground aquasuite Click the entry Playground to configure Virtual Software Sensors global profile mana...

Page 21: ...ending on running applications During configura tion of the respective rule in the aquasuite the application to be configured must already be running The application selection within the aquasuite wil...

Page 22: ...cording through third parties is possible Use the data export feature for data that you want to publish publicly and are allowed to do so only 15 2 15 2 15 2 15 2 Data access Data access Data access D...

Page 23: ...hen done 16 3 16 3 16 3 16 3 Units Units Units Units Select the units to be used for temperature and flow values from the drop down menus After changing these settings the software will have to be res...

Page 24: ...ersion It is not mandatory that each device has a corresponding update service period For update service validation the aquasuite requires an in ternet connection After successful validation a file co...

Page 25: ...tact with coolant or water 17 3 17 3 17 3 17 3 Waste disposal Waste disposal Waste disposal Waste disposal This device has to be disposed of as electronic waste Please check your local regulations for...

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