Monitoring screen
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The monitoring screen is composed of 2 sections. The first 7 pages are real-time data monitoring. The last 15 pages are the current date, time and historical cumulative volume for the past 14 days. All the pages can be viewed cyclically by pressing the middle 2 direction buttons. Each definition on these 22 pages could be found below.
Page number
Page Name
LED
LCD backlight
Content of first low
Content of second low
Content of third low
Monitoring Page No.1
FLOW RATE
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
Page name and unit
10-digit flow volume data
Function of each button+ simulation mode prompt.
Monitoring Page No.2
FLOW SPEED
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
Page name and unit
10-digit flow speed data
Function of each button+ simulation mode prompt.
Monitoring Page No.3
TOTAL
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
Page name and unit
Cumulative method+ 10-digit cumulative data
Function of each button+ simulation mode prompt.
Monitoring Page No.4
Status Page
Flow volume data
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
Alarm A
Alarm B
System Status
Monitoring Page No.5
FLOWRATE-large font
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
7-digit large font flowrate data
Page name and unit
Monitoring Page No.6
FLOW SPEED-large font
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
7-digit large font flow speed data
Page name and unit
Monitoring Page No.7
TOTAL-large font
Data (Up to five digits)
Green means normal condition.
Red means abnormal.
7-digit large font cumulative data
Page name, cumulative method and unit
Time
Date & Time
No
Orange
Current Time
Date + time
Function of each button
History Cumulative Volume Page No.1~14
Last 14 Days
No
Orange
Data + unit
Cumulative method+ 10-digit cumulative data
Function of each button
Monitoring screen No. 4 is mainly for checking the status of the device, if upper and lower limit alarm functions work as expected, or for troubleshooting there will be a red light. Please see “Description of status and Alarm” for a detailed definition.
Description of Alarm A
Description of Alarm B
Description of Alarm C
Description of system status
