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Satchwell IAC 600 - Logging Module; System Module; Reference Modules; Digital Monitor Module

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MODULES AND FUNCTIONS
Bubbleland
Symbol Module Range Default
MISCELLANEOUS MODULES
(
Cont.
)
LOGGING MODULE
x 3
The Lo
gg
in
g
module will lo
g
50 analo
g
ue values and 50 di
g
ital states.
Each value/state lo
g
will be taken when a second di
g
ital input is
momentaril
y
set to ON. A di
g
ital output is switched ON when the
lo
gg
in
g
module is full. This output can be used to disable the lo
gg
in
g
module.
If the lo
gg
in
g
module is not disabled it will continue to lo
g
and overwrite
the oldest lo
gg
ed information.
Lo
gg
ed data can be viewed via the IAC 600 Touch-screen.
SYSTEM MODULE
x 1
(
This module ma
y
be placed on screen as often as re
q
uired
)
This module has no inputs or outputs and is intended to
g
ive
information on s
y
stem settin
g
s and allow them to be chan
g
ed. This
module would normall
y
onl
y
be used when commissionin
g
Preset Application
(
0 = Software Preset
)
This displa
y
s the current preset application number and allows a new
one to be loaded.
0 to 4 –
Detector Speed
This allows the detector sensin
g
speed to be set. The Fast speed
should onl
y
be set when usin
g
simulators for the detector inputs.
NOTE:-
This must be set to Normal for normal controller operation. Fast or Normal Normal
Force Reset
This button is used to force the controller to reset.
Yes or No No
Reload Defaults
This button is used to force the controller to reload all of its default
values.
NOTE:-
This will overwrite an
y
parameters set b
y
the user ori
g
inall
y
.
The controller is also automaticall
y
reset.
Yes or No No
Null Outputs
This button is used to send the controller into its Null Output mode. In
this mode all controller outputs are turned off and all module links are
disconnected. On leavin
g
this mode the module links are re-connected
and the outputs resume normal operation. Null Output is the hi
g
hest
priorit
y
override on the controller.
Yes or No No
If the IAC keeps sendin
g
itself into Null Output Mode, reload defaults
should be used to clear it. This will overwrite an
y
parameters set b
y
the user.
Detector Sequence
This settin
g
selects the se
q
uence in which the detectors are read. The
default settin
g
is 0 and this settin
g
g
ives an e
q
ual priorit
y
to all
detectors. Selectin
g
1 will
g
ive priorit
y
to temperature
(
resistive
)
input
1 and 2
g
ives priorit
y
to analo
g
ue
(
Volta
g
e
)
input 1. Se
q
uences 1 or 2
should be used when a fast reactin
g
loop must be controlled.
0 to 2 0
REFERENCE MODULES
DIGITAL MONITOR MODULE
x 8
This module displa
y
s the state of an
y
di
g
ital output connected to it.
This would
g
enerall
y
be used for checkin
g
module operation.
Current State
(
review onl
y)
This parameter displa
y
s the current input state of the module.
On or Off –
DIGITAL REFERENCE MODULE
x 8
This module
g
ives a sin
g
le di
g
ital output that can be turned on or off b
y
clickin
g
on the module. This would
g
enerall
y
be used for checkin
g
module operation.
Current State
This parameter allows the user to chan
g
e the output of the module.
On or Off Off
ANALOGUE MONITOR MODULE
x 12
This module displa
y
s the current analo
g
ue value of an
y
analo
g
ue
output connected to it. The value can be scaled in the same wa
y
as
with scalin
g
modules however there is no ph
y
sical output
j
ust a value.
This would
g
enerall
y
be used for checkin
g
module operation or
presentin
g
a scaled value.
For instance to displa
y
temperatures to 1 decimal place, set the input
minimum to
−
40, the output minimum to
−
400, the input maximum to
150 and the output maximum to 1500. The
Value/10
parameter will
now displa
y
temperature to 1 decimal place.
Value
(
review onl
y)
This parameter displa
y
s the analo
g
ue input value AFTER the scalin
g
has been calculated.
–32,000 to 32,000 –
Value/10
This parameter displa
y
s the analo
g
ue input value AFTER the scalin
g
has been carried out. this value is divided b
y
10.
–32,000 to 32,000 0
Input Minimum Value
–10,000 to 10,000 0
Output Minimum Value
–32,000 to 32,000 0
Input Maximum Value
–10,000 to 10,000 100
Output Maximum Value
–32,000 to 32,000 100
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