SETTINGS MENU
To enter settings menu, hold “F” button for approximately 2 seconds, until menu is shown on screen.
For in-depth description of all parameters please refer to chapter DEVICE SETTINGS.
CONNECTING SENSOR
Ensure sensor is powered on and take a note of sensor address which is printed on sensor label.
Set the corresponding sensor address first, check the add
ress settings procedure in the chapter “SETTINGS/Tanks”.
Fresh level data is received every five seconds. If data is not received for more than 20 seconds, the “No signal” notification appears on
the display.
SIGNAL RECEPTION
The reception symbol blinks when the display unit receives a signal from the sensor (every 5 seconds if the reception is good).
Signal strength (RSSI) is represented as 5 bars
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0 bars
– signal strength is -105 dB or less. Also shown when signal is lost
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1 bar - signal strength is between -98 dB and
–104 dB
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2 bars - signal strength is between -85 dB and
–97 dB
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3 bars - signal strength is between -75 dB and
–84 dB
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4 bars - signal strength is between -65 dB and
–74 dB
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5 bars
– signal strength is greater than -65 dB
When the sensor doesn't send data or when the signal is lost for a more than 20 seconds, the “No signal” notification appears on the
display, indicating that the display unit doesn’t receive data from the sensor (sensor is off or out of range).
SETTING MINIMAL AND MAXIMAL LEVELS
To ensure proper measurement, please set minimal and maximal level values.
If these values are not set correctly on the receiver, you may receive faulty measurements or measurement errors.
To set the level values enter sub-menu SETTINGS/Tanks/Set min/max level
, under entry “Current level” data sent from sensor is
displayed, this data varies and may or may not represent any measurable unit depending on sensor type. You can save current level
as min or max value, these values can be edited manually for correction or if sensor is not yet connected to receiver
Figure 6. (Tank shapes and minimal/maximal level)
CAPACITY AND TANK SHAPE
To show correct level calculations please enter tank capacity, if capacity is not entered correctly, percentage calculated will still show
true value however capacity calculation in selected unit may be incorrect.
Tank shapes has to be chosen to match your tank shape when viewed from side. Tank shape will directly affect level volume
calculation depending on shape selected. If rectangular or round shape do not match your tank, you can select custom shape, where
you can enter your own linearisation values: values on the left represent height measurement in percentage, values on the right need
to be edited and represent actual tank volume.
Rectangular
Circle