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O2- Kompmaster  

 

 

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Only for use in conjunction with an Aerotronic control unit. © EHS - Engineering 2003 
For more information, see 

http://www.komposttechnik.de

 

 

3.3  Inputs 

The input signals of the temperature sensors and the oxygen sensor are processed as ana-
log currents of 4 to 20 mA. The inputs are momentarily protected against over-voltage 
and electrical interference. 
For details please see the “Technical Specifications” table. 
Only connect measuring sensors authorized by EHS. 

3.4  Outputs 

The control output is designed as a potential-free make contact with a maximum load of 
30 V and 1 A. The control output is used in the system to operate a relay (usually 24V 
relay) which again controls the fan. 
 
Switch “open” = Signal blocked  
Switch “closed” = Signal switched 
 
Direct control of bigger loads than specified, e.g. a fan with higher voltages and currents 
is prohibited and will damage the control unit.  

The device is exclusively designed for low voltage. Non-observance of this specifi-
cation makes any warranty claim null and void.

 

4  Interfaces 

The are two control unit variations with different interfaces to the control PC. 
 

(1) RS232/V24 “Stand-alone“ operation 

Units which will not be networked are equipped with this interface. When oper-
ating several controls, you must connect them to the PC alternately to configure 
the control or download the data.  
The specification of the RS232/V24 interface in hardware and software complies 
with the usual PC standard.  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(2) In networked operation via RS485, up to 32 units can be operated at one PC in-

terface. Since this is not a standard PC interface, suitable converters must be 
used. The RS485 interface is operated in 4-wire full-duplex mode, with each unit 
having its own network address which is set by means of micro-switches inside 
the control unit. The control units are connected to each other and to the inter-
face converter using a four-wire line. The wiring diagram is as follows: 
 

PC 

Komp- 
master 

TxD 

RxD 

Summary of Contents for O2 Kompmaster

Page 1: ...em without the prior written permission of EHS Only for use in conjunction with an Aerotronic control unit EHS Engineering 2003 For more information see http www komposttechnik de O2 Kompmaster Compos...

Page 2: ...more information see http www komposttechnik de Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION 1 2 DESCRIPTION 1 3 CONNECTION CONFIGURATION 2 3 1 SUPPLY PIN CONFIGURATION 3 3 2 CONTROL OUTPUT PIN CONFIGURATION 3 3...

Page 3: ...d networked operation with maximum 32 control units In stand alone operation the connection to the control PC is achieved by means of an RS232 interface which allows the use of any standard computer I...

Page 4: ...Engineering 2003 For more information see http www komposttechnik de 3 Connector Configuration The connectors on the side of the control unit are configured as follows Figure 1 Connector Configuratio...

Page 5: ...g 2003 For more information see http www komposttechnik de 3 1 Supply Pin Configuration Figure 2 Supply Pin Configuration Pin 1 24V controlled DC Pin 2 Power supply ground Important The protective ear...

Page 6: ...n with higher voltages and currents is prohibited and will damage the control unit The device is exclusively designed for low voltage Non observance of this specifi cation makes any warranty claim nul...

Page 7: ...y means of fiber optics and re converting to RS485 or if connecting di rectly to the PC to RS232 Setting the network address is described in the Setting the Address chapter 5 Indicator Lamps A total o...

Page 8: ...ure 4 Placement on the PCB 1 Operating voltage indicator This LED must light continuously and indicates that the internal supply of the control unit is correct 2 Communication indicator This LED light...

Page 9: ...check this operation indicator before open ing the housing for further fault localization Figure 6 External Operating Indicator 6 Replacing the Fuse If the sensor supply is not applied correctly ther...

Page 10: ...y For the technical specifications of the fuse please see the Technical Specifications chapter Close the fuse holder by refitting the cap and carefully turning it clockwise with the screwdriver until...

Page 11: ...Setting the Address In order for the PC software to separately acquire and archive the data of each control unit each control unit must have an individual address that is different to those of the Ko...

Page 12: ...ress 0 Switch down open 1 Switch up closed Address Table Address S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 Address S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 A1 0 0 0 0 0 A17 0 0 0 0 1 A2 1 0 0 0 0 A18 1 0 0 0 1 A3 0 1 0 0 0 A19 0 1 0 0 1 A4 1 1 0 0 0 A20...

Page 13: ...interval of 60 min has proven to be practical With the integrated memory size data of more than 1000 h can be recorded 1000 h 41 d 16 h This logs a complete composting cycle in the memory You should d...

Page 14: ...ement fuses which comply with the specification Fuses with other values can cause damage to the control unit Eliminate all faults immediately and carefully Before opening the housing unplug the power...

Page 15: ...on 1 1 0 A Peak current 1 1 5 A Fuse of sensor supply 4 0 A slow Connectors 1 temperature measuring sensor 1 oxygen measuring sensor 2 RS485 optional 1 RS232 1 control output 1 power supply Control ou...

Page 16: ...information see http www komposttechnik de List of Figures Figure 1 Connector Configuration 2 Figure 2 Supply Pin Configuration 3 Figure 3 Control Output Pin Configuration 3 Figure 4 Placement on the...

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