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7.   CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

To access and set the following parameters, see chapters 6 and 12.

7.1  Basic parameters

 

Parameter

UOM

range def

note 

A0 Operating mode

0 = On/Off mode from auxiliary card probe input

1 = Proportional mode from auxiliary probe input

2 = Humidity probe mode from auxiliary card probe input

3 = Auto mode: if fitted, humidity probe TH reading is used, otherwise On/Off mode from contact on main 

board. Parameter A2 is not used

-

0...3

3

A1 Unit of measure  0 = Celsius ; 1= Fahrenheit 

-

0...1

0

A2 Type of external sensor (optional card)  (0 = On/Off ; 1 = 0-10V; 2 = 2-10V; 3 = 0-20 mA; 4 = 4-20 mA)

-

0...4

1

P0 Maximum production

(1)

Pm...100 100

100 only if terminal connected, other-

wise values set by dipswitch

P1 Humidity control hysteresis

2...20

2

2

Pm Produzione minima

5...P0

10

10

St Default display (Terminal)

20...95

50

50 only if terminal connected, other-

wise values set by dipswitch

C0 Default display (Terminal) 0 = Probe reading/control signal;  1 = P0 maximum production; 2 = Hour 

counter

-

0...2

0

Tab. 7.a 

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7.2  Advanced parameters

Parameter

UOM

range

def

note

A3

Probe minimum

%rH

0…100

0

A4

Probe maximum

%rH

0…100

100

A5

Probe offset

%rH

-99…100

0

A6

Fan off delay time

min

0…15

5

A7

Fan speed 

%

40…100

100

A8

Maximum evaporation time for reduced production alarm

min

0…200

30

A9

Minimum evaporation time for reduced production alarm

min

0…A8

1

AA

Waiting time for retry

min

1…60

10

Ab

Percentage of A8 to carry out level test

%

50…90

70

AC

Maximum time to measure level when refilling

s

1…60

10

Ad

Maximum time to measure high level

s

1…60

10

AE

Restart fan time in standby for integrated probe reading

min

0…120

10(**)

AF

Piezoelectric transducer working life

h

0...9999

9999 with demineralised water

b0

Operating options (see table for parameter b0)

-

0…255

7

b1

Time between two washing cycles

min/h

0…120

60

b2

Inactivity time for washing

h

0…240

24

b3

Washing time (fill + drain)

min

0…10

1

b4

Start delay time

s

0…120

10

b5

Operating hours for CL alarm

h

0…9999(*) 5000

b6

Time to display new CL alarm after reset from keypad (without resetting hour counter)

min

0…240

60

b7

Transducer modulating control period

s

0…10

1

b8

Probe disconnected delay 

s

0…200

10

b9

OFF delay from TAM

s

0…60

2

bA

Maximum fill time

min

0…30

2

bb

Water refill time in production

s

0…120

5

bC

Maximum drain time

s

0…1500

60

bd

Drain opening time to completely empty tank

s

0…1500

30

bE

Delay time after measuring low level for refilling

s

1…20

10

bf

Drain activation delay in standby (if drain solenoid valve in standby = OPEN)

min

0…60

0

P1

Humidity control hysteresis

%rH

2…20

2

P2

Low humidity alarm threshold

%rH

0…100

20

P3

High humidity alarm threshold

%rH

0…100

80

Tab. 7.b 

(1) To be able to modify the value on the terminal, the corresponding dipswitches must all be Off. To be able to use the value set by the dipswitches again, set one of the dipswitches to On 

and power off. When powering on again, the controller will use the values set by the dipswitches.

(*) after 999 the display shows   

 to indicate the 1000s (the three digits are displayed with a dot at the top between the first and second digit).

  

(**) the default is 0 (zero), for humidifiers without auxiliary card and without humidity/temperature probe.

Summary of Contents for pureMist

Page 1: ...NO POWER SIGNAL CABLES TOGETHER READ CAREFULLY IN THE TEXT Engineering Manual Compact Ultrasonic Humidifier...

Page 2: ...r with the characteristics indicated in this manual must be used for water vapor production Alloperationsontheproductmustbecarriedoutaccordingtotheinstructions provided in this manual and on the label...

Page 3: ...2 Meaning of the symbols 12 6 3 Keypad 12 6 4 Main display 12 6 5 Display software release 12 7 CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS 13 7 1 Basic parameters 13 7 2 Advanced parameters 13 8 ALARMS 14 9 MAINTENANC...

Page 4: ...essories Wand Distributor Production Supply Temperature Electrical Rating Amp Max Weight Dimensions 1 1 2 2 Lbs Hr 33 8 104 F 115 V 60Hz 8 MFS 15 28lbs 12 x 9 x 11 Temp Hum Stat Diffuser Remote Displa...

Page 5: ...fier The following are contained inside fig 1 A IOM manual B Optional accessories if purchased ie distributor 50M filter plastic tube seperate box S S distributer seperate box 10 1 4 RED inlet water 3...

Page 6: ...3 8 push connect fitting Black Connect included RJ11 cord to display and plug into cabinet Terminate 3 wire color coded wired if optional temperature and humidity sensor is used to side of cabinet col...

Page 7: ...tially chemically or bacteriologically contaminated water is prohibited 2 2 Drain water Drain water from the humidifer is not toxic and can be drained into the approved drain system Attach 1 2 FPT fem...

Page 8: ...e elbow It s necessary to clean the filter with compressed air or running water periodically frequency depends on the environment in which the system is installed Features filter 50 micron H 5 D 2 3 6...

Page 9: ...ansducer management only for 2 transducer version OFF parallel management modulation of all 2 ON if demand is less than 50 it works only one transducer at a time alternately Tab 4 c 4 2 Power cable co...

Page 10: ...umper inputs M14 1 and M14 2 enable on the main board connect terminals M10 1 and M10 2 to a humidistat or a remote switch voltage free contact set parameter A0 0 to enable On Off operation see Chap 7...

Page 11: ...emptied automatically When in standby the fan stays on for 5 min 5 3 Autotest When humidifier is first started from off if enabled and humidity production is required a test cycle is run A complete f...

Page 12: ...set the values ENTER PRG for 2 seconds access the list of parameters inside the list of parameters select and confirm like Enter on a computer keyboard 6 4 Display software release 1 on power up the d...

Page 13: ...Maximum time to measure high level s 1 60 10 AE Restart fan time in standby for integrated probe reading min 0 120 10 AF Piezoelectric transducer working life h 0 9999 9999 with demineralised water b...

Page 14: ...ity probe signal cable yes humidification interrupted AUTO 3 slow flashes H_ Low humidity The signal from the probe indi cates humidity less than 20 rH Check humidity probe signal cable yes humidifica...

Page 15: ...iew the inside of the tank Scale build up on the surface of the piezoelectric transducers Clean the inside of the tank and replace the transducers Tab 8 b These malfunctions can be avoided by carrying...

Page 16: ...cally to remove it 4 clean or replace the transducers by removing the screws see Fig 9 b after replacement test water tightness by filling the tank manually 5 reconnect the transducer power cables 6 r...

Page 17: ...17 10 GENERAL FEATURES AND MODELS 10 4 Version 115V Fig 10 c...

Page 18: ...ity at 20 C 0 50 S cm total hardness 0 25 mg l CaCO3 temporary hardness 0 15 mg l CaCO3 total quantity of dissolved solids cR depending on specific conductivity 1 dry residue at 180 C depending on spe...

Page 19: ...Inactivity time for washing on next start R W 32 159 Parameter b3 Washing time fill drain R W 33 160 Parameter b4 Start delay time R W 34 161 Parameter b5 Operating hours for CL alarm R W 35 162 Param...

Page 20: ...at 1 the humidifier excludes the external command signals external regulator or probes and uses the value of Integer 60 modbus 188 as like comand signal The humidity production can be managed in two...

Page 21: ...of a signal Y from an external device The type of signal can be selected between the following standards 0 to 10 Vdc 2 to 10 Vdc 0 to 20 mA 4 to 20 mA Maximum humidifier production corresponding to th...

Page 22: ...ituation is repeated alarm EP is activated which shuts down the unit If after a percentage of A8 set by parameter Ab default 70 the water is above the high level threshold atomised water production st...

Page 23: ...llowing fields Percentage request sent to the Master Fig 3 Operating hour counter Fig 4 resettable pressing UP DOWN for 5 seconds see parameter d3 Unit alarms Fig 5 means no alarms are present resetta...

Page 24: ...ctrical wiring from alarm relay output on the master to auxiliary input J17 on the slave and vice versa from alarm relay output on the slave to auxiliary input J17 on the master Main board Slave unit...

Page 25: ...Main Board Connections MASTER UNIT Connections M 11 TX RX GND GND 1 RS485 Supervisore ON OFF 4 Main Board Connections SLAVE UNIT Connections 2 3 6 4 7 5 1 8 ON M9 M 11 M 11 M 11 6 6 6 TLan 2 Supervis...

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