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4.11. INSTALLER’S CONFIGURATION
This programming operation is only done by the
installer the first time the equipment has been started
up. It will only be modified when having to make varia-
tions or extensions to the facilities or equipment.
Upon entering in this section the following menu
is displayed:
Comunica. :1 Events :2
Various :3
Options :4
Language :5
Anal.Out. :6
Erasure :7
Record :8
4.11.1. Communications:
[ check the Communication Options pamphlet ]
4.11.2. Events:
In this section, the events that must set off alarms
are configured, whether these will send off an SMS
when triggered and what type of register will be cre-
ated. For each event, the following questions are as-
ked:
Type: 0-anomaly, 1-working, 2-internal (only can
be read in the installer configuration area).
T1: YES, sends an SMS to telephone 1.
T2: YES, sends an SMS to telephone 2.
A1: YES, activates alarm 1.
A2: YES, activates alarm 2.
A3: YES, activates alarm 3.
In the default settings, alarm 1 is associated with
the general alarm, alarm 2 as the fertilizer alarm and
alarm 3 as the pH adjustment alarm.
4.11.3. Various:
Increase the format of the instantaneous flow
limit for irrigation and fertilizing meters, going
from 650.00 m
2
o liters per hour to 6500.0.
The minutes for control of error in irrigation or
fertilizer meters; by default there are 10 minutes.
A 0 does not carry out any checks.
When a irrigation program is outside of the ac-
tive schedule or of the active period, and has
pending activations to be completed, it can be
configured if it is to be cancelled.
When a program comes out of its active timeta-
ble, the irrigation in progress may be cancelled.
To be able to keep the pumps on when there is
a conditional stop by digital or analog sensor.
In uniform fertilization, it is necessary when using
the relays of the base to enter the time in sec-
onds in the “Modulation Cycle”. Within this cy-
cle, the proportional amount of fertilizer is ap-
plied. The default setting is 20”, while the mini-
mum is 10”. (If you use the pulsed outputs of the
option “Analog Inputs and Outputs” the modula-
tion cycle will apply when entering “Parameters –
Fertilization”).
Fertilization may be stopped on cleaning the fil-
ters.
In parallel and proportional fertilization, the pul-
ses that occur as the proportion ends may be
counted (useful when the time between pulses is
less than two seconds).
Summer/winter time change: setting to YES au-
tomatically changes the summer and winter
hours.
Time between sensors record: indicates how of-
ten a sample from the sensors is recorded. From
6 to 60 minutes. The default setting is every 10
minutes.
Flow sensor delay: the time in minutes to ensure
the digital sensors assigned to the sectors detect
a lack of flow.
Delay in determining factors 5 and 6, delay in the
activation and deactivation of the determining
factors 5 and 6. From 0 to 999”. By default 30”.
4.11.4. Options:
Activation or deactivation of options once the
equipment is installed, to activate enter the code sup-
plied by PROGRÉS and to deactivate enter an incor-
rect code.
4.11.5. Language:
In this section, the language of the texts dis-
played on the Agrónic 4000 can be changed. The
available languages are: Spanish, English, French,
Italian, Portuguese and Catalan.
4.11.6. Analog outputs:
Pressure regulation.
Pressure reference in SA: YES, through the analog
output of the pressure regulation you will get a cur-
rent proportional to the reference that has been
asked for. It is being used to pass the reference to
another operator. NO, the analog output is being
used to regulate the pressure.
Minimum and maximum: to set up the mA ratio
with pressure for the output. It is only used when
the output is to pass the reference.
For each of the ten 0 to 20 mA analog outputs
available on the Agrónic 4000, the minimum (1%) and
maximum (100%) values are configured.
Resistance value: this indicates the value of the
resistance needed to convert the electrical current
into power, normally set at 200 ohms.
Minimum (1%): value in mA that the output must
provide when set at 1%. The number in parenthesis
indicates this value converted into voltage.
Maximum (100%): value in mA that the output must
provide when set at 100%. The number in paren-
thesis indicates this value converted into voltage.
4.11.7. Erasure:
Carry out a total erasure.
Carry out a erasure of the working record
Carry out a erasure of the sensor record
4.11.8. Record
Displays the events that have been configured as
internal.
