Monitron User's Guide: Multi Stressor Unit

Monitron User’s Guide
• Multi stressor unit
VERSION 7.12.5
Mai 2015
ENVIRO-MONITRON USER’S GUIDE VERSION 7.12.5 2
Table of contents
1.1 Key-Pad..................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 General Information ............................................................................................... 3
1.3 Schematic view of the programming screen V 7.12.5..................................... 4
1.4 First programmable column: hour and date. .................................................... 5
1.5 Second programmable column: Oxygen parameters. ..................................... 8
1.6 Third programmable column: Temperature parameters. ............................. 13
1.7 Fourth programmable column: Water make-up ............................................. 17
1.8 Fifth programmable column: Photoperiod Control. ........................................ 20
1.9 Sixth programmable column: general operations mode ............................... 22
1.1 Key-Pad
The Enviro-Monitron is programmed by using a six-button keypad situated in front of the
apparatus:
• The UP-DOWN and LEFT-RIGHT arrow keys are used to move around in the Enviro-
Monitron menu on the screen. The program uses the UP-DOWN arrow keys to enter the
numbers representing the values to be programmed.
• To use the key-pad, key in the four-number password which gives the operator access to
the programming function on the screen. The operator can then key in the numbers as
required for modifying the set-up.
• Note that only the 1 2, 3, and 4 keys on the key pad are used to enter the four-number
password.
• The ENTER key has two functions:
• Enables the operator to choose a window on the screen. The beginning of the mode
displayed on the screen is indicated by the flashing cursor.
• When a programming mode is displayed on the screen, the operator can enter the value to
be programmed.
• The ESC key is used to exit the programming mode without saving changes to the
program
1.2 General Information

• The program menu is accessible on the 4 lines x 20 character LCD screen. When Enviro-
Monitron is started up, the first screen that appears shows the current values for oxygen
and temperature.
• The display shuts off the back-light after several minutes. The back-light will reappear as
soon as one of the buttons is touched.
• In navigating the menu, if there is no activity for two minutes, the display will open and
return to the first (date & time) screen.
• The program presents is divided in twelve screens, each one accessible sequentially with
the left-right arrows. Each screen has its own sub-menu, accessible with the up-down
arrows. Note that if the operator keeps going in one direction he/she will eventually return
to the first screen.
• The blinking of the screen indicates a state of alarm. One of the value parameters has
been exceeded (velocity, temperature etc.). When the operator touches one of the
buttons, only the value in the state of alarm will continue blinking.
1.3 Schematic view of the programming screen V 7.12.5
X : indicates a read variable Y : indicates a program value
Left-right move up and down move
DO: XXX% XXmg/L --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- ------------GLOBAL--------------

T1: XX.X°C ------------OXYGEN-------------- --------TEMPERATURE-------- -------WATER MAKE-UP------ -------PHOTOPERIOD------ ----OPERATING MODE ------
--------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------
USE UP & DOWN ARROWS USE UP & DOWN ARROWS USE UP & DOWN ARROWS USE UP & DOWN ARROWS USE UP & DOWN ARROWS
DIGITAL ALARM LIST OXYGEN SET POINT TEMP. SET POINT WATER MAKE-UP INTENSITY : YYY% GLOBAL OP. MODE : 0
XXX% XX.X°C CONTROL OFF DAWN: YYhYY NORMAL
RATE: OFF OUTPUT OFF DUSK : YYhYY
ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT PHOTO : YYY
CONTROLLER NUMBER: 1 DO CALIBRATION. PROBE 1 CALIBRATION WMU PUMP’S FLOW: DAWN/DUSK INTENSITY
PROTOCOLE : SERVER 100% SATURATION SET POINT 1 : X.X°C XXX.X ML/MINUTE DAWN INTENSITY XXX%
EnviroMonitron 7.12.5 SET POINT 2 : X.X°C 10 TO 999 DUSK INTENSITY XXX%
HOUR DATE ENTER TO CALIBRATE ENTER TO CALIBRATE ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT
LIST OF EVENTS : DO ALARM RANGE TEMP ALARM RANGE WMU UNIT’S VOLUME: SET OPENING DURATION
EVENT NUMBER : XX/XX XXX% ALARM : XX.X°C XXXX L DAWN / DUSK : XX M
DESCR. : VALUE CONTROL : X.X°C 1 TO 9999
HOUR DATE ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT
INTENSITY SUN : YYY% DO OPERATING MODE : X STOP BY FLOW MAKE-UP FLOW RATE SET NEW MODE
OXYGEN : YYY% YYYYYYY CONTROL : ACTVATED X.XXX L/HOUR XXX
NITROGEN: YYY% 0 to 19
AIR: YYY% ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT
DAWN : XXhXX
SUNMATCH: YYY% DO PARAMETERS T° OPERATING MODE : X WATER MAKE-UP
IF FIX MODE DUSK. : XXhXX
CHILL:YYY ALTITUDE : XXXX m YYYYYY XXX % UNIT VOL./DAY
SALIN: XX.X PSU FIXED 0 to 30
WATER MAKE-UP: X.XXX ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT
TIME ZONE : XX
DO UNITS T° CONTROL MODE: X WMU OUTPUT TEST
IF ASTRAL MODE LONGITUDE: XXX° X
IN: % YYYYYYY TIME ON: X s LATITUDE : XXX° X
ENTER TO SELECT ENTER TO SELECT
# DAYS BETWEEN
O2 IN COLUMN
IF ANNUAL MODE W/S SOLSTICES: XXX
MODE S/W SOLSTICES: XXX
ENTER TO SELECT
1.4 First programmable column: hour and date.
Screen #00: This screen is displayed when one of the buttons is

PASSWORD:
XXXX pressed for the first time. The operator has to type in
his password and press ENTER to continue. The
password can only be changed within the Server
program.
DO: XXX% XXmg/L

Screen #01: The main screen is displayed after several minutes if
T1:XX.X°C the system is untouched. This screen displays the DO
(% saturation and mg/L) and Temperature.
ALARM LINE 1
Screen #02: This screen displays the digital alarms when they’re
ALARM LINE 2 present.
ALARM LINE 3
ALARM LINE 4
• CIRC. LOW FLOW
o Maybe the circulation pump failed. The

backup pump should start in 10 sec.
• FILT. LOW FLOW
o There’s no flow in the filtration circuit.

The Monitron will block the temperature
control
• CIRC. BACKUP RUNNING
o The circulation main pump failed and the

backup pump is now running. You should
address this problem as soon as possible.
CONTROLLER NUMBER: 1 Screen #03: This screen displays the number assigned to the
PROTOCOLE: XXXX controller, the communication protocol and the clock.
EnviroMonitron 7.12.5
HOUR DATE The Enviro-Monitron is equipped with an internal
clock/calendar with its own backup battery. This
backup battery is capable of keeping the
programming functional for about two years. Enter
the current time in 24 hour format and the current
date using Month/Day/Year format.
To make an entry, the operator uses the following

sequence:
• Press the ENTER key.

• Use arrow keys to enter the controller number

• Use arrow keys to enter the protocol
• Use arrow keys to enter the Hour.
• Use arrow keys to enter the Minutes.
• Use arrow keys to enter the Seconds.
• Use arrow keys to enter the Month.
• Use arrow keys to enter the Day.
• Use arrow keys to enter the Year.
• Press the ENTER key to save the changes. Or
press ESC key to exit without saving any
changes.
LIST OF EVENTS: Screen #04: This screen displays the list of events (parameters
EVENT NUMBER: XX/XX change, power cut etc…).
DESCRIPTION : VALUE
HOUR DATE
To read the list, the operator uses the following keys:
• Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to scroll the list.
To exit the list the operator uses the following keys:
• Press the UP or DOWN key.
INTENSITY SUN: XXX% Screen #05: This screen displays the output level for light and
OXYGEN: XXX.XX% gas.
NITROGEN: XXX.XX%
AIR: XXX.XX%
The intensity of Sunmatch output varies from 0 to
100%.
The output value of oxygen indicates from 0 to 30%.
The output value of nitrogen indicates from 0 to

100%.
The output value of air indicates from 0 to 100%.
HEATER/CHILL. STATUS Screen #06: This screen displays the output level of heater,
HEAT: YYY CHILL: YYY
chiller and water make-up pump.
WATER MAKE-UP: X.XXX
The heater indicates ON or OFF condition.
The chiller indicates ON or OFF condition.
The water make up output indicates the ratio of ON

time over OFF time for a full day.
1.5 Second programmable column: Oxygen parameters.
OXYGENE SET POINT Screen #1: This screen permits the operator to program the
YYY% percentage of oxygen targeted.
ENTER TO SELECT
sequence:

• Press horizontal arrow keys to move the cursor
from a digit to another digit.
• Press vertical arrow keys to change the value of
the currently selected digit.
changes.
Screen #2: This screen allows the operator to calibrate the

DO CALIBRATION
100% SATURATION oxygen probe. Always calibrate in %.
ENTER TO CALIBRATE
ATTENTION: Calibrate the oxygen probe once the
wanted water temperature has been reached and has
stabilized for at least 30 min.
To calibrate the probe (refer to OMM for more

complete information):
• Place a wet tissue in the bottom of the yellow

calibration / storage cup.
• Make sure that the DO sensor is dry and does
not touch the tissue.
• Allow approximately ten minutes for the air in
the calibration/storage cup to become water
saturated and for the temperature equilibrate
before proceeding.
• Wait until the reading (in mV) becomes stable
(normal range: 20 to 50 mV). If you are unable
to obtain a value within the normal range, change
the membrane and the liquid inside the probe.
changes.
• Press ENTER again to confirm
DO ALARM RANGE
Screen #3: This screen allows the operator to specify the
XXX% variation (+) of oxygen percentage saturation
ENTER TO SELECT
allowable before the alarm is triggered.

sequence:

changes.
OPERATING MODE : Y Screen #4: This screen allows the operator to choose one among
four modes of operation for oxygen. The modes are
presented on the screen.

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the operating
mode (0, 1, 2 or 3).
changes.
OPERATING MODE : 0
Mode #0: This mode allows the operator to set
NORMAL the alarm check, to control the
oxygen parameter and save the
measured values to memory.
OPERATING MODE : 1
Mode #1:This mode allows the operator to
ALARM DISABLED shut off the alarm. In event that DO
value (%) is beyond allowable
limits, alarm will not be triggered.
OPERATING MODE : 2 Mode #2:Activating this mode allows the

ALARM DISABLED operator to relinquish control of the
CONTROL DISABLED
oxygen output. When this mode is
active, oxygen is no longer injected
into the system and concentration of
oxygen in aqueous solution is
controlled only by de-gasification of
water in the bio-filter.
OPERATING MODE : 3 Mode #3: This mode allows the operator to

ALARM DISABLED stop the control and monitoring of
CONTROL DISABLED
MONITORING DISABLED the oxygen parameter. To restart,
use Mode 0, 1, or 2.
DO PARAMETER
Screen #5: On this screen the operator can specify the current
ALTITUDE : YYYY M altitude in meters and the salinity. Enter “FIXED” if
SALIN: Y.Y PSU FIXED
ENTER TO SELECT the Monitron does not contain a conductivity probe
(or the conductivity probe is not enabled). Enter
“PROBE” if the Monitron contains a conductivity
probe and it is enabled.

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to enter the current
altitude.
• Press vertical arrow keys to select either
“FIXED” or “PROBE”.
• If “FIXED” is selected, enter the salinity of the
water previously measured physically..
changes.
• Press the ENTER key to confirm and activate the
programming.
SET POINT AND RANGE

Screen #6: On this screen the operator can display DO values in
IN : YYYY % saturation or in mg/L.
ENTER TO SELECT
sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select either %
saturation or mg/L.
changes.
CONTROL MODE Screen #7: On this screen the operator can select between 4
MODE SELECT operating mode for oxygen control.
ENTER TO SELECT
sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the mode.
changes.
MODE SELECT shows which control mode is active

The four possible modes are:
1- CONTINUOUS AIR: air valve at 100% without

nitrogen or oxygen. This mode is normally used
before starting an experiment (all parameters
programmed) when the user wants to keep all the
settings hold. Will generally result in an oxygen
concentration around 90-100% in the system.
Air valve opening: 100 %

Oxygen valve opening: 0%
Nitrogen valve opening: 0%
2- MANUAL MODE: Manual override of the

oxygen control. The target oxygen content of the
gas mixture injected in the column is manually
entered, and the gases (air,O2,N2) will be
injected accordingly. This mode can be used to
manually override the oxygen control loop, in
case of problem with the automatic control (e.g.
oxygen probe not functional)
For example:
If "0" for the level of oxygen in the biofilter, N2: 100% O2: 0% Air: 0%.
If "20.9" for the level of oxygen in the biofilter, N2: 0% O2: 0%, Air 100%.
If "100" to the level of oxygen in the biofilter, N2: 0%, O2: 100% Air: 0%.
Security (see mode 5 below) is deactivated

under MANUAL mode.
3 - AUTOMATIC: variable output of air, nitrogen

and oxygen controlled by closed loop according to
setpoint value (updated every minute).
IMPORTANT: NEVER use this mode if
concentrated oxygen is not available to the system.
Use AUTOMATIC W/O OXYGEN instead.
4 - AUTOMATIC W/O OXYGEN: variable output

of air and nitrogen controlled by closed loop
according to set point value (updated every minute).
Oxygen will not be used, so O2 saturation above
100% will not be possible. This mode must be used
when concentrated oxygen is not available to the

system.
5 – SECURITY: This mode is not user selectable.

This mode will automatically be activated if all the
following conditions are met:
• O2 level in the system either above twice the

set point or below half the set point (i.e,
[measured O2] > [2 X set point] or [measured
O2] < [set point / 2]
• O2 condition worse (further away from set
point) than it was 5 minutes ago.
• At least 15 minutes have elapsed since last
change to set point or control mode.
• Control mode is not in MANUAL mode.
The gas mixture is fixed at about 94% air and 6% O2.

Once activated, SECURITY mode will remain active
until manually changed.
1.6 Third programmable column: Temperature parameters.
TEMP SET POINT Screen #1: This screen allows the operator to program the
YY.Y°C temperature targeted. It also allows setting a rate of
RATE: OFF/ON
ENTER TO SELECT temperature change (° C / h) to avoid thermal shock to
aquatic organisms.
ATTENTION: does not apply for those with static

temperature control only (no dynamic control).

sequence:
With a temperature rate:
1. Press the ENTER key to access rate.

2. If you want a temperature rate, press horizontal
arrow keys to move the cursor from a digit to
another digit.
3. Press vertical arrow keys to change the value of the
currently selected digit.
4. Press the ENTER key. A new line of writing
appears and tells you the current temperature of the
water and the desired temperature at the end of
gradual change on the temperature. Using the
cursor, choose the desired final temperature.
5. Press once the ENTER key to accept this value and
again to confirm.
Without a temperature rate:
1. Press the ENTER key.

2. Press the ENTER key to go to temperature set point.
3. Press horizontal arrow keys to move the cursor
4. Press vertical arrow keys to change the value of the
currently selected digit.
5. Press the ENTER key to save the changes. Or press
ESC key to exit without saving any changes.
PROBE 1 CALIBRATION
Screen #2: This screen enables the operator to calibrate the
SET POINT 1 : YY.Y°C temperature probe located at the sump. This
SET POINT 2 : YY.Y°C
ENTER TO CALIBRATE
calibration has been made at the factory and should
not be carried out again unless the probe is changed
(refer to OMM for more information).
To calibrate the probe:

• Install the probe in water (25 to 30°C) whose

temperature is stable and has been precisely
measured.
• Wait until the Monitron reading (in mV)
becomes stable.
• Insert the probe in colder water (0°C). Use
water with ice.
• Wait until the Monitron reading (in mV)
becomes stable.
changes.
Screen #3: This screen allows the operator to specify the

TEMP ALARM RANGE
ALARME : YYY.Y°C temperature variation ( + ) allowable before the alarm
CONTROL : Y.Y°C is triggered, and the level of temperature accuracy.
ENTER TO SELECT

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to set the temperature
variation.
• Press vertical arrow keys to set the temperature
accuracy.
changes.
• Press the ENTER key to confirm and activate
the programming.
STOP BY FLOW Screen #4: This screen allow the operator to activate or not
CONTROL : ACTVATED the flow protection for the chiller / heater.
OPERATING MODE : Y Screen #5: This screen allows the operator to choose one among
four modes of operation for the temperature.

sequence:

mode (0, 1, 2 or 3).
changes.
OPERATING MODE : 0
Mode #0: This mode allows the operator to set
NORMAL the alarm-check, to control the
temperature and save the
measured values to memory.
Mode #1: This mode allows the operator to

OPERATING MODE : 1
ALARM DISABLED shut off the alarm
OPERATING MODE : 2
ALARM DISABLED Mode #2: This mode allows the operator to
CONTROL DISABLED
stop the temperature control
function.

OPERATING MODE : 3
ALARM DISABLED stop the temperature control and
CONTROL DISABLED monitoring functions. To start
MONITORING DISABLED
again, go to Mode 0, 1, or 2.
T° CONTROL MODE: X
Screen #6: This screen allows the operator to select the mode of
MODE temperature control. Mode can be HEATING only
or COOLING only
When in COOLING mode the heater is always

OFF and the chiller is ON when the temperature is
above the set point.
When in HEATING mode the chiller is always

OFF and the heater is ON when the temperature is
below the set point.

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the control
mode.
changes.
1.7 Fourth programmable column: Water make-up

Nitrate, the end product of nitrification, is relatively non-toxic, except at very high
concentrations (over 300 ppm). The only means of reducing the concentration of nitrate in
the water in a closed aerobic circuit unit is to change a portion of the re-circulated water. The
Enviro-monitron can take automatic control over the water-replacement function in a unit
operated under closed circuit conditions. The water replacement is expressed as a percentage
of the total volume of the unit (filtration module and habitat module) per 24 hour day.
A number of parameters associated with the replacement of water can be entered into the
Enviro-monitron. Given these parameters, the Enviro-monitron then calculates the rate at
which the peristaltic pump operates. These parameters are:
1. The quantity of effluent water removed from the system by the effluent pump
(Window #2). A float-valve compensates for the water loss. This valve allows water
to enter automatically as the water level drops.
2. The total volume of water in the system (filtration module and habitat module)
(Window #3). This volume of water is established at the factory and should not be
changed unless the closed system is modified (e.g. if a tank is removed etc.)
3. The percentage of water that has to be replaced (Window #4). For example, if a
closed circuit contained a total water volume of 100 L, a replacement of 10% would
represent a replacement of 10 L every 24 hours. Thus, the total volume of the unit
would be replaced in 10 days.
WATER MAKE-UP
Screen #1: This screen allows the operator to start or stop the
CONTROL ON control of the water make-up
ENTER TO SELECT
sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select either “ON” or
“OFF”.
changes.
PUMP’S FLOW
Screen #2: This screen allows the operator to enter the flow rate
YYY.Y ML/MINUTE (ml/minute) of the peristaltic pump used for
10 to 999
ENTER TO SELECT
controlling the make-up water.

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the scale.

changes.
UNIT’S VOLUME
Screen #3: This screen allows the operator to enter the total volume
YYYY L (liter) of the recirculation unit (filtration module +
1 to 9999 habitat module).
ENTER TO SELECT

sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the volume.
changes.
MAKE-UP FLOW RATE

Screen #4: This screen allows the operator to enter the flow rate of
Y.YYY L/HOUR the make-up.
0 to 19
ENTER TO SELECT
sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to select the rate.
changes.
Screen #5: This screen allows the operator to program the % of

WATER MAKE-UP
XXXX % UNIT VOL/DAY
exchange water per day targeted (0 to 1440% of the
0 to 30 total volume).
ENTER TO SELECT

sequence:

changes.
WMU OUTPUT TEST Screen #6: This screen allows the operator to test the WATER
TIME ON: XX S MAKE-UP pump. The operator can decide on the
ENTER TO SELECT time of operation (up to 60 seconds, reclaim the
water pumped, determine the pumped volume
(mL/min) and enter this volume in Window #2. To

make an entry from 0 to 60 seconds, the operator
uses the following sequence:

• Press vertical arrow keys to adjust the time in
seconds. (10 seconds step)
• Press the ENTER key to start the pump with a
count-down timer. Or press ESC key to exit
without any changes.
1.8 Fifth programmable column: Photoperiod Control.

The Enviro monitron allows control of the photoperiod using LED (light emitting diodes) in front
of each aquarium. Thus, the dimming and brightening of the lights will occur gradually at the
set times, according to the type of photoperiod selected. In the case of the fixed photoperiod,
the operator will determine the time of dawn and dusk. This set photoperiod will be repeated
daily. In the case of the astral photoperiod setting, the hours of dawn and dusk will vary from
one day to the next, depending on the geographic location chosen (latitude, longitude and
time zone hour). Note also that the type of photoperiod used is the nautical, which simulates
the times of dawn and dusk when the sun is 12º below the horizon (rather than the civil times
of dawn and dusk which occur when the sun is 6º below the horizon, and are the times
usually reported in the media). Lastly, the operator can adjust the circadian photoperiod, thus
reducing or increasing the number of days in a year.
ATTENTION: applies for cabinet like structure only.
INTENSITY : YYY% Screen #1: The information window indicates the intensity of
DAWN : YYhYY light present (0-100%), the time of the beginning
DUSK : YYhYY
PHOTO : YYYYY of dawn and the termination of dusk and the type
of photoperiod in operation (fixed, astral or
annual).
DAWN/DUSK INTENSITY Screen #2: The Window allows the operator to program the
DAWN INTENSITY XXX% intensity of light at the conclusion of the periods
DUSK INTENSITY XXX%
ENTER TO SELECT of dawn and dusk by carrying out the
programming sequence (enter/ move the
cursor/enter).
SET OPENING DURATION Screen #3: The Window allows the operator to program the
DAWN / DUSK : XX M duration (in minutes) of dawn and dusk (a
ENTER TO SELECT minimum of 15 minutes) by carrying out the
programming sequence (enter/ move the
cursor/enter). Note that when the astral and
annual modes are in operation, this duration is
automatically calculated.
SET NEW MODE Screen #4: Window which presents the choice of the three
XXX possible photoperiods (fixed, astral and annual) by
ENTER TO SELECT carrying out the programming sequence (enter /
move the cursor/enter).
If the fixed photoperiod is selected: the operator

DAWN : XXhXX
DUSK. : XXhXX has to set the time of the beginning of dawn and
the conclusions of dusk by carrying out the
programming sequence (enter / move the
cursor/enter).
If the astral photoperiod is selected: the operator

TIME ZONE :XX
LONGITUDE: XX X has to set the time zone hour, the longitude (east
LATITUDE : XX.X & west) and the latitude (north & south) by
carrying out the programming sequence (enter /
move the cursor/enter).
If the annual photoperiod is selected: the operator

# DAYS BETWEEN
W/S SOLSTICES : XXX has to set the time zone hour, the longitude, and
S/W SOLSTICES : XXX the latitude of the geographic location which the
photoperiod is to reproduce. In a second window
the operator has to specify the number of days in
the winter and summer solstices as well as the
number of days between the summer and winter
solstices by carrying out the programming
sequence (enter / move the cursor/enter).
1.9 Sixth programmable column: general operations mode
GLOBAL OP. MODE : Y Screen #1: This screen allows the operator to choose one
XXXXXXXXX amongst four modes of operation for general
operation of the Enviro-Monitron.

sequence:

mode (0, 1, 2 or 3).
changes.
GLOBAL OP. MODE : 0 Mode #0: This mode allows the operator to
NORMAL enable the alarms, and to save the
measured values to Flash memory.

GLOBAL OP. MODE : 1
ALARM DISABLED shut off the alarm.
GLOBAL OP. MODE : 2 Mode #2: This mode allows the operator to
ALARM DISABLED
CONTROL DISABLED
disable all controls output

GLOBAL OP. MODE : 3 disable all the monitoring.
ALARM DISABLED
CONTROL DISABLED
MONITORING DISABLED

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1.2 General Information

Left-right move up and down move

DO: XXX% XXmg/L --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- ------------GLOBAL--------------

1.4 First programmable column: hour and date.

Screen #00: This screen is displayed when one of the buttons is

DO: XXX% XXmg/L

o Maybe the circulation pump failed. The

• FILT. LOW FLOW

o There’s no flow in the filtration circuit.

• CIRC. BACKUP RUNNING

o The circulation main pump failed and the

To make an entry, the operator uses the following

• Press the ENTER key.

• Press the ENTER key.

• Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to scroll the list.

To exit the list the operator uses the following keys:

• Press the UP or DOWN key.

The output value of oxygen indicates from 0 to 30%.

The output value of nitrogen indicates from 0 to

The output value of air indicates from 0 to 100%.

The chiller indicates ON or OFF condition.

The water make up output indicates the ratio of ON

1.5 Second programmable column: Oxygen parameters.

• Press the ENTER key.

Screen #2: This screen allows the operator to calibrate the

To calibrate the probe (refer to OMM for more

• Place a wet tissue in the bottom of the yellow

To make an entry, the operator uses the following

• Press the ENTER key.

To make an entry, the operator uses the following

• Press the ENTER key.

OPERATING MODE : 2 Mode #2:Activating this mode allows the

OPERATING MODE : 3 Mode #3: This mode allows the operator to

To make an entry, the operator uses the following

• Press the ENTER key.

SET POINT AND RANGE

• Press the ENTER key.

• Press the ENTER key.

MODE SELECT shows which control mode is active

1- CONTINUOUS AIR: air valve at 100% without

Air valve opening: 100 %

2- MANUAL MODE: Manual override of the

Security (see mode 5 below) is deactivated

3 - AUTOMATIC: variable output of air, nitrogen

4 - AUTOMATIC W/O OXYGEN: variable output

when concentrated oxygen is not available to the

5 – SECURITY: This mode is not user selectable.

• O2 level in the system either above twice the

The gas mixture is fixed at about 94% air and 6% O2.

1.6 Third programmable column: Temperature parameters.

ATTENTION: does not apply for those with static

To make an entry, the operator uses the following

With a temperature rate:

1. Press the ENTER key to access rate.

Without a temperature rate:

1. Press the ENTER key.

To calibrate the probe:

• Install the probe in water (25 to 30°C) whose

Screen #3: This screen allows the operator to specify the

To make an entry, the operator uses the following