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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FieldLogger
with 128k Memory
0141 0315-57 01. April 2009
B+B Thermo-Technik GmbH | Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 4 | D-78166 Donaueschingen
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9.3
ALARMS
The logger has two alarms (Alarm 1 and Alarm 2) that work independently. Each alarm has a setpoint that defines the triggering
point. They can act as Low alarm or High alarm.
Low alarms are triggered (turn on an output) when the value read by the input channel is below the setpoint value. The High alarm
is triggered when the value measured is above the setpoint value.
Alarm outputs can be associated to ALM1 (relay 1) and ALM2 (relay 2). The same alarm can be associated to both outputs. Such
settings must be defined for each of the eight input channels.
9.4
SETUP
It is necessary to configure the logger before starting operation. It is necessary to define the working mode assigning values to a
series of parameters. The register is provided with the Configurator software. It provides the parameters that define how the logger
will work.
The software is supplied on CD The installation on the user’s PC is performed through the FL_Setup.exe application.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
To obtain a good performance of the Configurator software, the PC must support the following requirements:
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Pentium III (or equivalent) or higher.
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Windows 98® or higher.
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A free serial port to support the communication with the register.
The system will perform better in computers with higher specifications. A RS485 (serial or USB) converter will be required.