Progres AMBITROL 100, Instruction Manual

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To do so, press the "FUN" key and choose
option 5, which shows the MENU OF
CONFIGURATION.
F5: Configuration
F6: Various
CONFIGU.:Programmes=
1
Inputs=2 Outlets= 3
5.1. INPUTS
Normally the INPUTS are already configurated
and prepared in the circuit in the factory, so the
following data is already configurated in memory.
If you choose option 2 (INPUTS) of the menu of
CONFIGURATION, you will see the following screen:
Number of input= 0
ANALOGICAL INPUTS
The maximum number of analogical sensors to
be connected is 8.
Every sensor is given a number which
corresponds to the input to which it is connected. This
input
has already been predetermined and
configurated in the factory.
One sensor can give value to several
programmes.
The number of measure unit is used to give a
name to the type of value which controls the sensor.
Num. of input= 1
Measure unit= 01
Here is a list of the measure units.
01- Temperature ºC 08- Radiation Wm2
02- Relat. humidity %HR 09- Units Uds
03- Lighting Klx 10- Pressure Psi
04- Relation % 11- Flow m3h
05- Speed m/s 12- Flow l/h
06- Direction º 13- Carbon dioxide C02
07- Acidity pH 14- Ammonia NH3
Every sensor has a tare (calibration) in relation
to a pattern. It is important not to modify this value,
unless a calibration has been done.
The maximum value of the tare is + 120 or 12.0.
Num. of input=8
Tare= 03.5%HR
76.3
To modify the value of the tare we have to
calculate the error of the reading of the sensor and add
or deduct it to the value of the tare.
Example: Tare = 03.5% HR 76.3
If the correct value, according to the pattern,
was 75.0% HR, compared with the value of the
reading (76.3) there is a difference of minus 01.3%,
which has to be deducted from the value of the tare
(3.5 - 1.3 = 2.2%) resulting as follows: Tare =02.2% Hr
75.0.
If the tare has to be negative, enter first the
value and then press the key "-".
To the right of the value of the tare it indicates
the value of the sensor; this will be useful in the
programmes which give us averages of two sensors,
being here where you can see sensor by sensor.
To escape, enter the sensor "0" or press "FUN"
or "CON".
DIGITAL INPUTS
The two digital inputs included in the
programme, can be used as external conditioners of
the programmes (for levels, etc) or as counters of
impulses (to register the consumption of water and
feed, etc).
To configurate them, when the screen demands
the number of input, answer with "9".
The next question will appear on the screen:
Counting 1 (Yes/No)=Yes
With "Yes" it will be input of counting, with "No" it
will be conditioning input.
Answering "Yes", the next question will be :
Counting 1 (Yes/No)=Yes
Impulse value 1=
01.0
The value of impulse corresponds to the
quantity equivalent to every impulse received from a
counter of water, weight, etc. The maximum value is
12.0.
For the input nº 2 it will ask the same.