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Fig. 53 — Temperature Input Menu, Page 2
2. Place the temperature sensor in a 32°F (0°C) water solution
or other known temperature in range where the sensor is used.
3. Read the sensor raw temperature on the Temperature screen.
4. Calculate the offset to be applied as follows:
Actual temperature (F) 32 – sensor raw temp (°F)
Example:
ECW sensor raw temperature reads 32.6°F.
ECW temperature offset must be set to –0.6°F
(32 – 32.6 = –0.6)
5. In the Thermistor Calibration screen, enter the temperature
offset for the appropriate sensor as calculated in Step 4. See
Fig. 51.
6. Verify that the measured temperature value is the same as
the controlled temperature.
ALARM EMAIL
The alarm email function sends automatic email messages to spec-
ified service personnel for remote maintenance purposes. This
function can be set up from the second page of Main Menu
System Config
Menu
Alarm Email Config. Subsequently
if there is an alarm the function will send an e-mail message. An-
other message is sent when all alarms return to normal. See
Fig. 54.
Fig. 54 — Alarm Email Configuration Screen
The alarm task runs periodically. At each alarm task run time, the
status change of each alarm is checked and one email message is
sent to each specified recipient when one or more alarms are
switched on.
The e-mail message provides the unit device name and location
stored in the Controller ID table, available from the System Con-
figuration Menu. See Fig. 55.
Fig. 55 — Controller ID Screen
Displaying Data Trends
The PIC6 control system offers the ability to configure and display
color-coded system trends. Select Main Menu
Trending.
On the Trending screen (see Fig. 56), check the data points
which are to be tracked, and set the beginning and end points for
the selected data. To change a data color, select the colored
square and choose a new color from the pop-up color bar. To
view data trends, select the down arrow at the bottom right of the
Trending screen. The next page displays the selected data in the
chosen colors. See Fig. 57.
Fig. 56 — Trending Screen Set-Up Page
Fig. 57 — Trending Screen Display Page
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