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User Guide v 1.0 — August 2018 Altanium Neo5
T/C The thermocouple test will determine whether the thermocouple for
that zone is operating correctly. Thermocouple values are displayed as
follows:
• ? = indicates the thermocouple for the zone was not tested or did
not complete the test.
• OK = indicates the thermocouple for the zone test passed.
• REV = Reversed.
• N/C = Not Connected.
• N/A = Not Assigned.
• CAL = Not Calibrated.
• OL = Overload Positive.
• -OL = Overload Negative.
• ART = Zone is Arting.
AMP Current drawn by the heater during the test for each zone.
• ? = Test did not complete.
• - - - = No current sensor for this zone.
• xx.xxA = Measured full load current of zone.
• No Heater = Measured value is less than No Heater Limit.
VAC Line voltage reading taken during the test for each zone.
• ? = Test did not complete.
• xxxV = Measured voltage being supplied to the zone.
OHMs Resistance calculated for each zone based on the line voltage and current
readings measured during the test.
• ? = Test did not complete.
• - - - = No current sensor for this zone.
• xx.x
Ω = Calculated ohm value for this zone.
Watt Power calculated for each zone based on the line voltage and current
readings measured during the test.
• ? = Test did not complete.
• - - - = No current sensor for this zone.
• xxxx.xxW = Calculated full load wattage for this zone.
Wiring The wiring test tests for correct zone sensor assignment. This test
determines whether sensor assignments match. If a sensor assignment
does not match, the cross-talk findings test will fail.
Wiring values are displayed as follows:
• ? = Not tested or did not complete the test.
• OK = Passed.
• Fail -n = Failed where n is the zone with the maximum response.
Iso. This test calculates cross-talk data that is used to describe how well a
zone is isolated from adjacent zones. When heating one zone, adjacent
zone temperatures should not increase.
Iso. values are displayed as a percentage.
• ? = Not tested or test did not complete.
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