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HL1 Tech Manual HL2 Controller Technical Manual Version 1.2 Steltec Inc. P: (815) 515 9599 F: (815) 515 9598 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2 © 2016 Steltec Inc. All Rights Reserved 2 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2 Contents 1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 7 2 Main Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 8 3 System ............................................................................................................................................. 9 4 Time & System Setup .................................................................................................................... 10 5 Flow Input Setup ........................................................................................................................... 11 6 Manual Control Mode CH1 / CH2 ................................................................................................. 12 7 CH1/CH2 Setup Screens ............................................................................................................... 13 7.1 Password Screen ............................................................................................................... 13 7.2 Initialize Configuration Screen .......................................................................................... 14 8 Monitor Mode CH1 / CH2 ............................................................................................................. 16 8.1 Monitor Configuration ...................................................................................................... 16 8.2 Monitor Status Screen ...................................................................................................... 17 9 Time Base Proportional (TBP) Mode Ch1 / CH2 ........................................................................... 18 9.1 TBP Configuration ............................................................................................................. 18 9.2 TBP Alarm Setup ............................................................................................................... 21 9.3 TBP Status Screen ............................................................................................................. 22 10 NTL Mode CH1 / Ch2 ..................................................................................................................... 23 10.1 NTL Configuration ....................................................................................................... 23 10.2 NTL Alarm Setup ......................................................................................................... 26 10.3 NTL Status Screen ....................................................................................................... 29 11 Alarms Status Screens ................................................................................................................... 30 11.1 Alarm Status Main Screen .......................................................................................... 30 11.2 Alarms in Group Status Screen ................................................................................... 31 11.3 Alarm Details Screen................................................................................................... 32 11.4 Alarm Descriptions ..................................................................................................... 32 12 Trends Function ............................................................................................................................ 34 12.1 Trends Menu Screen ................................................................................................... 34 © 2016 Steltec Inc. All Rights Reserved 3 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2 12.2 Trends – Input vs. Setpoint Screen ............................................................................. 35 12.3 Trends – Output vs. Input ........................................................................................... 36 12.4 Trends – cPPM vs. Input ............................................................................................. 37 13 Chart Recorder .............................................................................................................................. 38 14 Data Log ........................................................................................................................................ 39 15 Automated Probe Wash Settings .................................................................................................. 40 16 Schematic ...................................................................................................................................... 42 © 2016 Steltec Inc. All Rights Reserved 4 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2 Table of Figures Figure 1: Main Menu Screen ................................................................................................................. 8 Figure 2: System Screen ........................................................................................................................ 9 Figure 3: Time / System Setup Screen ................................................................................................ 10 Figure 4: Flow Input Setup Screen ...................................................................................................... 11 Figure 5: Manual Control Mode Screen .............................................................................................. 12 Figure 6: Password Screen .................................................................................................................. 13 Figure 7: CH1 Setup/Initialize Configuration Screen .......................................................................... 14 Figure 8: Monitor Mode Configuration Screen................................................................................... 16 Figure 9: Monitor Mode Status Screen ............................................................................................... 17 Figure 10: TBP Configuration Screen 1 (of 3) ...................................................................................... 18 Figure 11: TBP Configuration Screen 2 (of 3) ...................................................................................... 19 Figure 12: TBP Configuration Screen 3 (of 3) ...................................................................................... 20 Figure 13: TBP Alarm Setup Screen .................................................................................................... 21 Figure 14: TBP Status Screen .............................................................................................................. 22 Figure 15: NTL Mode Configuration Screen 1 (of 3) ........................................................................... 23 Figure 16: NTL Mode Configuration Screen 2 (of 3) ........................................................................... 24 Figure 17: NTL Mode Configuration Screen 3 (of 3) ........................................................................... 25 Figure 18: NTL Alarm Setup Screen 1 (of 3) – Feeder Output Alarm Settings .................................... 26 Figure 19: NTL Alarm Setup Screen 2 (of 3) – pH/ORP Reading Alarm Settings ................................. 27 Figure 20: NTL Alarm Setup Screen 3 (of 3) – Dosage Alarm Settings ................................................ 28 Figure 21: NTL Status Screen .............................................................................................................. 29 Figure 22: Alarm Status Main Screen.................................................................................................. 30 Figure 23: Alarms in Group Status Screen .......................................................................................... 31 Figure 24: Alarm Details Screen .......................................................................................................... 32 Figure 25: Trends Menu Screen .......................................................................................................... 34 Figure 26: Trends - Input vs. Setpoint Screen ..................................................................................... 35 Figure 27: Trends - Output vs. Input Screen ...................................................................................... 36 Figure 28: Trends - PPM vs. Input Screen ........................................................................................... 37 Figure 29: Chart Recorder Screen ....................................................................................................... 38 Figure 30: Data Log Screen ................................................................................................................. 39 © 2016 Steltec Inc. All Rights Reserved 5 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2 Figure 31: Probe Wash Settings Screen .............................................................................................. 40 Figure 32: Control Schematic .............................................................................................................. 42 © 2016 Steltec Inc. All Rights Reserved 6 Steltec HL2 Controller – Technical Manual Version 1.2
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