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Micromon

Micromon

RS.8A.Y3.02 

          

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Danfoss

01-2003

5

Key Operation

Alarm Mute Key

The functions of the keys on the front panel of the Micromon are described in the
following sections.

Main Functions

Use this key to acknowledge and mute the siren or reset the alarm.  The red
‘ALARM’ backlight will stop flashing and remain steady.  Any ‘HIGH’ or ‘LOW’
alarm indication will also stop scrolling and remain steady.

Secondary Function

Operates as a shift key to give extended functions with other keys.

Main Functions

Use this key to select the main or previous menu from any other screen.

Secondary Functions

Cancels input data without storing in edit fields ('ESC' key).

Main Functions

Use this key to select the Print Menu, except when in Alarm/Event history where it
will directly print out a list.

Secondary Functions

Changes the Case/Sign in edit fields.

Main Functions

Use this key to scroll the highlight upwards on a menu screen.   If the highlight is
positioned on the first line of a menu, pressing this key will force the highlight to
the bottom of the menu.  In addition, when a character entry field has been
selected, this key is used to increment the displayed value in the entry field.

Secondary Functions

Moves through the Point Detail screens, moves the cursor on the Overview
screen and zooms in on the Graph screen.

Main Functions

Use this key to scroll the highlight downwards on a menu screen.  If the highlight
is positioned on the last line of a menu, pressing this key will force the highlight to
the top of the menu. In addition, when a character entry field has been selected,
this key is used to decrement the displayed value in the entry field.

Secondary Functions

Moves through the Point Detail screens, moves the cursor on the Overview
screen and zooms out on the Graph screen.

Main Functions

Use this key to move the cursor to the left when a character entry field has been
selected.  In addition when an option has more than one screen associated with it
(e.g. Point Detail), use this key to display the previous screen.

Secondary Functions

Moves the cursor on the Overview screen and moves the Graph Cursor.
Main Functions

Menu Key

Print Key

Up Arrow Key

Down Arrow Key

Left Arrow Key

Summary of Contents for Micromon

Page 1: ...Monitoring and Alarm System Micromon Manual Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Controls R E F R I G E R A T I O N A N D A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G...

Page 2: ...PointType 10 Passcode Setup 10 Log Graph Setup 10 Modem Dialout Setup 11 Dialout 11 CallType 11 Number 12 Pager Info 12 Send 12 Modem Configuration 12 Baud Rate 12 Point Detail 13 Point Overview 13 O...

Page 3: ...inted on a regular basis The data is accessible both on and off site via the external modem connection and alarm calls can also be gener ated if required The Micromon has been designed in such a way t...

Page 4: ...nsors The Micromon provides audio and visual alarms whenever an input exceeds its pre set alarm levels The system can be pre set to dial out using a digital dialler or via a modem whenever an alarm oc...

Page 5: ...ey will force the highlight to the bottom of the menu In addition when a character entry field has been selected this key is used to increment the displayed value in the entry field SecondaryFunctions...

Page 6: ...ursor to the Graph screen and selects points on the Overview screen Backspace in edit fields Adjusts Screen Contrast Accented special characters editing mode or Sort and display alarms by point when i...

Page 7: ...nt up or down to the required number This screen is used select the application of those points that have just been selected in the previous screen Use the and keys to move the cursor to the required...

Page 8: ...y to move the active field box around the temperature units field then use the or key to toggle betweenFahrenheitandCentigrade The date format of the Micromon unit can be set to either DD MM or MM DD...

Page 9: ...selected points on a timed or demand basis via the print menu Timed means the Micromon is programmed to automatically print a log at preselected intervals A log printout can also be initiated via the...

Page 10: ...he Passcode Setup option Use the to highlight the passcode to be modified Type in the passcode using the or keys to scroll through the character list and the or key to move the cursor left or right re...

Page 11: ...this field to specify the type of device which is connected to the specified telephone number The options are as follows NO DIAL Indicates the Micromon will not dialout GSM SMS Indicates that a RS232...

Page 12: ...s S Sends the Store Name A Sends the Last Alarm Message C Sends a count of alarms and muted alarms in the format2 4 R Sends the Carriage Return CR character L Sends the Line Feed LF character Sends th...

Page 13: ...the screen To display more details of a particular point position the cursor box around the point required and press The Point Detail screen will be displayed Note If a point has a local offset appli...

Page 14: ...sses etc These offsets are point specific and may only be defined from the Micromon keypad although their value is readable when accessing the unit remotely Under normal circumstances these offsets if...

Page 15: ...te Options which have a symbol alongside them are password protected Use this option to display the default Point Overview screen as previously described To display the alarm history select the Alarm...

Page 16: ...ired value and the key to move through each field The Printing In Operation screen is then displayed and the data is sent to the printer Each alarm is given a number from 1 to 999 restarting at 1 afte...

Page 17: ...e n h c a e n o e v i t c A d e s s e r p s i y e k E T U M m r a l A p e R 2 Y A L E R a r o f n o i t c e n n o c d e y a l e R t i n u m r a l A t a e p e R l l i t s e r a s m r a l a e l i h w e...

Page 18: ...viced only by qualified service personnel and should ensure that replacement parts match the original safety characteristics CAUTION This unit is fitted with rechargeable batteries use only manufactur...

Page 19: ...M can be used to control the modem power The Relay is rated at 24V 1A max so the low voltage power after the mains transformer must be switched Mains voltage MUST NOT be connected to this relay Modem...

Page 20: ...that such alternations can be made without subsequential changes being necessary in specifications already agreed All trademarks in this material are property of the respecitve companies Danfoss and...

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