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Hydro-View User Guide HD0531 Rev 2.0.0 29
Chapter 4 Configuration
1 Logging in as Engineer
Commissioning of a system is an advanced function and should be carried out by an engineer
with suitable knowledge of the site and application. In order to access all of the necessary
functions in the Hydro-View, the engineer should be logged into the Hydro-View with engineer
level permissions – see Chapter 5 Section 4. The engineer should also be familiar with the
functionality of the sensor that is to be connected to the Hydro-View.
2 Connecting Sensors
Up to 16 Hydronix sensors may be connected to the Hydro-View unit. Each needs to have a
unique address between 1 and 16.
All new sensors shipped by Hydronix are set to address 16. For this reason it is recommended to
connect sensors one at a time to the Hydro-View. When each sensor is connected its address
should be changed, as described in Chapter 5 Section 6.1. It is also recommended to change the
name of the sensor to represent its location or function within the system, as this simplifies fault
finding and makes the Hydro-View much simpler to use.
Sensors may be added to the system (or removed) at any time. The Hydro-View automatically
checks for additional sensors that have appeared, but note that it may take up to a minute for the
Hydro-View to find the new sensor.
3 Configuring Sensors
Each sensor should be configured appropriately for the class of application. Page 41 details all
the sensor setting options.
4 Configuring the System Settings
Once the sensors are installed and correctly configured, the Hydro-View can be set up to display
information relevant to the application.
The first System screen (page 39) enables the selection of the user interface language. The time
and date can also be set on this screen.
The second System screen (page 40) enables a choice of a light, dark or standard colour
scheme. This may helpful in particularly dark or bright conditions or where the user has a
particular preference. This screen also enables the user to configure the overview page.
The third System screen (page 41) displays a backup and restore function. If the Hydro-View is
replacing an old unit, a backup from the old unit may be made and restored to the new unit. This
will copy all of the settings. If a number of Hydro-View units are being installed in similar
applications on one site, then using the backup / restore function may save some time in setting
up subsequent units.
Once the Hydro-View is configured, it is recommended that the access PIN codes are changed
to prevent inadvertent access and editing of the system. See Chapter 5 Section 4.
If the new PIN numbers are accidentally forgotten, Hydronix technical support can provide a 1-
day valid code to allow access to the system. When using this code, the PIN numbers should be
changed to a memorable number.
For security reasons, it is not advisable to use PIN codes used elsewhere (e.g. your bank PIN
number) as these are stored in the system database and may be accessible by Hydronix
technical support staff.