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Menu Screen Menu description Menu type Controller type
E. Settings
(password) c. Confi guration High conductivity Ec16 Set conductivity thresholds: warning, alarm and hysteresis Installer heaterSteam process
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Remote ON input logic Ec22 Remote ON/OFF operating logic Installer heaterSteam process
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SSR PWM period Ec23 Duration of SSR modulation period Installer heaterSteam process
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Ec25 Set foam level Installer heaterSteam process
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d. Master/Slave Master/Slave Ed01 Initial Master/Slave system confi guration
Press “PRG” to confi gure the Master/Slave network Installer heaterSteam titanium
Unit 1
Unit 2 . . . Unit 20 Ed02 Add unit to the Master/Slave system Installer heaterSteam titanium
Maximum production of
Master/Slave system.
Unit rotation. Ed03 Set maximum production of the Master/Slave system
Set the unit rotation logic Installer heaterSteam titanium
Advanced preheating
Rotation time. Ed04 Enable the advanced preheating function for Master/Slave systems
Set the rotation time between one unit and the next Installer heaterSteam titanium
Offl ine timeout. Ed05 Set the unit offl ine time in the Master/Slave system Installer heaterSteam titanium
Disconnect unit from
Master/Slave system Ed06 Disable/disconnect the current unit from the Master/Slave system Installer heaterSteam titanium
Master/Slave production Ed07 Display the request (%) and the production (kg/h / lbs/h) of the
Master/Slave system
Press “PRG” to confi gure the Master/Slave network Installer heaterSteam titanium
Display Master/Slave
system Ed08 Unit status with corresponding % of production
Press “PRG” to confi gure the Master/Slave network Installer heaterSteam titanium
Display info on individual
unit. Unit 1 Unit 2 . ..
Unit 20 Ed09 Display unit operating hours, current production and any alarms
To move between the various units use the UP and DOWN arrows Installer heaterSteam titanium
Unit switched off for
maintenance. Ed10 Unit switched off for maintenance Installer heaterSteam titanium
e. Backup Enable backup Ee01 Enable automatic unit backup in the event of shutdown, using a
second independent unit Installer heaterSteam titanium
Priority when starting Ee02 Defi ne the priority of the units when in backup mode Installer heaterSteam titanium
f. Manual mode Type of manual mode Ef01 Enable manual mode: Disabled, manual management of outputs
and manual request Service
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Manual management of
outputs Ef02 Test the outputs: fi ll valve, drain pump, contactor, SSR status, SSR ON
time, SSR OFF time Service
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Manual management of
request Ef03 Manually set the production request Service
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g. Initialisation Wizard Eg01 Start the wizard for initial unit confi guration
Set whether to display the wizard when next restarting Service
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Language Eg02 Set the language Service
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Unit of measure and lan-
guage when starting Eg03 Set unit of measure (International or Imperial).
Select the language when starting Installer heaterSteam process
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Change password Eg04 Change the password (Service, Installer). Service
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Inst. default Eg06 Unit factory reset. Important: resetting the model will cancel all of
the control settings and load the default values Service
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Software update Eg07 Update the unit software from USB pen drive Service
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Export parameters Eg08 Export the confi guration parameters from the unit to USB pen drive Service
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Import parameters Eg09 Import the confi guration parameters from USB pen drive to the unit
Delete alarm log Service
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h. Supervision Unit supervision address
on BMS port Eh01 Set the unit address for supervision. Enable the supervisor type and
protocol Installer heaterSteam process
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BMS port communication
settings Eh02 Set the communication parameters for supervision via BMS: Baud
rate, stop bits and parity Installer heaterSteam process
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BACnet MS/TP
confi guration Eh03 Set the address, maximum number of masters and maximum
number of frames Installer heaterSteam process
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BACnet address Eh04 Device instance address - -
Ethernet network settings Eh05 Set DHCP, IP address, mask, gateway, DNS for the Ethernet network.
Important: these values must be provided by the local network
administrator Installer heaterSteam process
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Supervision settings on
Ethernet port Eh06 Select the protocol on the Ethernet port: ModBus or BACnet Installer heaterSteam process
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Supervision settings Eh07 Select the type of port for control by supervisor (BMS or Ethernet) - -
Eh08 Set supervisor offl ine alarm enabling and activation delay (for control
by supervisor)
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Eh09 Enable automatic disabling of paused by monitoring service bypass,
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i. Logout Logout Ei01 Information on the type of login performed. Possibility to logout Service
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Tab. 6.e
6.9 Alarms
Any active alarms will be shown on the corresponding screen with direct
access from the display.
When an alarm occurs, the corresponding alarm button starts fl ashing.
In these conditions, pressing the alarm button once displays the type
of alarm. In the event of potentially dangerous alarms, the humidifi er
automatically stops steam production. For certain alarm events, as well as
the alarm signal, the alarm relay is activated (see Chap. 13 “Alarm table”).
When the cause of the alarm is no longer present:
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the humidifi er and the alarm relay are reset automatically or manually;
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the message shown on the display can only be cleared manually (see
Chap. 13 “Alarm table”);
Even if no longer active, the alarm status continues to be indicated until
“clear display” button is pressed.
Alarms that are still active cannot be reset. If there is more than one alarm,
the display shows all the alarms in sequence.
From the alarm screen, the alarm log can be displayed by pressing “Enter”
. For the complete table of alarms, see chapter 13. Alarm table.