Pego NECTOR, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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NECTOR
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Rev. 03-21
COLUMN DESCRIPTION
DATES : Date of recording
TIME : Time of recording
PROBE1 (0.1°C) : Ambient probe temperature (IN_1)
PROBE2 (0.1°C) : Evaporator probe temperature (IN_2)
PROBE3 (0.1°C) : Datalogger probe temperature (IN_3)
PROBE4 (0.1°C) : Probe temperature configurable with An4 (IN_4)
PROBE5 (0.1Bar/RH%) : Relative probe pressure/humidity configurable with An5 (IN_12)
EL1 : low ambient temperature alarm
EH1 : high ambient temperature alarm
EL3 : Datalogger low temperature alarm
EH3 : Datalogger high temperature alarm
STAND-BY : Stand-by system
An2=1: evaporator probe enabled on PROBE2 (IN_2)
Enr=1: datalogger probe enabled on PROBE3 (IN_3)
An4=1: evaporator probe 2 enabled on PROBE4 (IN_5)
An4=2: product probe enabled on PROBE4 (IN_5)
An5=1/2: humidity probe enabled on PROBE5 (IN_12)
An5=3: pressure probe enabled on PROBE5 (IN_12)
POWER-ON
: start of the NECTOR (recording performed asynchronously, regardless of the parameter 'int’: in this
way it is possible to understand when the power returns).
DI1 : Digital input DI1 active (IN_5)
DI2 : Digital input DI2 active (IN_6)
DI3 : Digital input DI3 active (IN_7)
DI4 : Digital input DI4 active (IN_8)
DI5 : Digital input DI5 active (IN_9)
DI6 : Digital input DI6 active (IN_10)
DI7 : Digital input DI7 active (IN_11)
BATTERY : Battery operated. If BATTERY=1 is out of mains power; the controller continues to record temperature
trends for approximately 40 hours (with battery present and charged).