Operation; Setting The Saturation Level To Be Achieved; Setting Hi1 And Lo1 - HYDAC International AquaSensor AS2000 Series Additional Instructions

FAM with AquaSensor

Operation

Thanks to the AquaSensor, the FAM can, in addition to normal operation, also be
used for controlling the FAM.
The saturation level to be achieved is to be entered on the AquaSensor for this
purpose, and the purification operation continues until the limit value has been
reached.
The objective while doing so must always be to achieve a water content far below
the saturation point.
Experience shows that a value less than 40% is expedient for this purpose.

Setting the saturation level to be achieved

Der AS2000 has two switch outputs:
1x Saturation level
1x Temperature
The low threshold for the saturation level
The high threshold for the saturation level
The low threshold for the temperature
The upper threshold for the temperature
The lower limit value LO1 represents the saturation level setting to be achieved
during operations with the FAM.
Set the upper limit value HI1 to 000.1.

Setting HI1 and LO1

The limit value LO1 and HI1 is set in the ALAr menu.
After the code has been entered in the main menu (a code must be established in
the ProG menu for newly delivered units), the A L A r menu can be selected using
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the key and confirmed by pressing down on set for a prolonged time.
The display jumps to the first menu option LO1. Here the saturation level to be
achieved is set using the
flashes in the display. The value can be modified by pressing the
position is changed with the
Confirm the set value by pressing down the set button for a prolonged period.
The display now jumps to HI1. Enter the value 000.1 here and confirm with the set
key (held down for a prolonged time).
Exit the setting mode by repeatedly pressing the set key briefly.
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