Aquamatic Aquacell P2 Series, Руководство пользователя

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4.6
SYSSET4 SAMPLE TEMP LOG

NO
[STOP WHEN FULL]
[ROLLING]
The Sampler is capable of logging sample temperatures
when specified with Sample Temperature Monitoring (see
MAINTENANCE for details of fault registration). There are
2 ways in which the Sample temperature data can be
stored:
•
ROLLING – Where data will over write when the log is
full, giving approximately the last 41 days of data for
up to 70 days from running the program
•
STOP WHEN FULL – Where data will stop being
stored when the log is full, giving the first 30 days of
data only
➔ See SYSSET5
SYSSET5 LOW POWER MODE

NO
[YES]
When selected, in the absence of a button press (for
approx. 70 seconds), the Sampler will enter a low power
consumption mode. During this phase the LCD will switch
off. Pushing any button will restore the LCD display.
Notes:
•
LOW POWER MODE cannot be used when
SAMPLING MODE is set to FLOW
• LOW POWER MODE will disable the Sampler Warning
Output
➔
See SYSSET6
SYSSET6 PPI MODE

NO
[YES]
The Sampler is capable of sampling from a pressurised
effluent source when specified with the appropriate
Pressurised Pipeline Interface / Connection
➔ See SYSSAM1
SYSSAM1 SAMPLER SETTINGS
> > > > > > >
Information screen only
➔ See SYSSAM2
SYSSAM2 BOTTLER FITTED

NO
[YES]
The Sampler is capable of distributing samples into
multiple bottles when specified with a Bottler
➔ See SYSSAM3
SYSSAM3 SHOTS/SAMPLE
01
The Sampler is capable of extracting larger volumes of
effluent by taking multiple consecutive sample shots each
time a Sample is due
➔ See SYSSAM4
SYSSAM4 INITIAL SAMPLE

YES
[NO]
You can choose to take a sample either at the beginning
of a routine or after the first time interval / flow increment.
When the application is to obtain flow proportional
samples then the samples should always be taken after a
certain volume of water has passed the sampling point
and therefore an initial sample should not be taken. Where
the requirement is to take samples from a sampling point
at equal time intervals commencing at a certain time then
an initial sample is sometimes appropriate
➔
See SYSSAM5