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Summarization of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 General Information
Provides an overview of the VISION TOUCH AB electronic panel and its capabilities.
1.2 Product Identification Codes
Details the model numbers and identifiers for the VISION TOUCH AB.
1.3 Overall Dimensions
Displays the physical dimensions of the VISION TOUCH AB and 100N MASTER3 units.
1.4 Identification Data
Shows where to find manufacturer, serial number, and date of manufacture on the devices.
1.5 Technical Features
Lists the technical specifications including power, environment, and general features.
Chapter 2: Installation
2.1 General Rules for the Installer
Outlines safety and installation guidelines for technicians.
2.2 Standard Equipment for Assembly and Use
Lists the components included with the VISION TOUCH AB controller.
2.3 Installation and Assembly
Provides visual instructions for mounting the 100N MASTER3 and VISION TOUCH AB.
Chapter 3: Electrical Connections
3.1 Power Supply and Connection Console/100N Master3
Details how to connect power and communication between the console and the master unit.
3.2 Digital Output Connection on 100N Master3
Explains the wiring and configuration of digital outputs on the 100N Master3.
3.3 Digital Input Connection on 100N Master3
Describes the connections and functions for digital inputs on the 100N Master3.
3.4 Analogue Input Connection on 100N Master3
Details the wiring and configuration for analogue inputs, including NTC and 4-20mA probes.
3.5 Analogue Output Connection on 100N Master3
Explains the connections for analogue outputs, typically for fan speed control.
3.6 Ethernet Connection on Vision Touch
Instructions for connecting the console to a network via Ethernet.
3.7 Connection to RS-485 for Telenet or Modbus-RTU
Guides on establishing serial communication using RS-485 for external systems.
Chapter 4: Switching On
4.1 Commissioning
Guides through the initial setup process including language and date/time settings.
4.2 Switch-on Control
Explains the information displayed upon controller startup and how to acknowledge it.
Chapter 5: User Interface
5.1 Console Functional Zones
Identifies and describes the main parts of the display interface.
5.2 Main Display
Details the interactive display area for pages and menus.
5.3 Status Bar
Explains the information shown in the status bar, such as program status and time.
5.4 Button Bar
Describes the operating buttons at the bottom of the display and their color coding.
5.5 Gesture
Explains touch gestures for navigating and interacting with the interface.
Chapter 6: Home Pages
6.1 Preservation – Temperature, I/O State Management
Details the Preservation page for managing temperature and I/O status.
6.2 Preservation – Modify the Temperature Setpoint
Guides on how to adjust temperature setpoints on the Preservation page.
6.3 Automatic Programs – Display, Create, Start, and Edit
Covers the management of automatic programs, including creation and editing.
6.4 Automatic Programs – Description of the Program Phases
Explains the different phases within an automatic program and their settings.
6.5 Automatic Programs – Preloaded Programs
Lists and describes the various preloaded program configurations.
6.6 Automatic Programs – Add / Edit Program Phases
Details how to add or modify individual phases within an automatic program.
6.7 Automatic Programs – Automatic Cycle
Describes the display and control of an automatic program during its execution.
Chapter 7: Access Levels
7.1 Access Levels to Parameters (User/Installer)
Explains the different user access levels for parameters and functions.
7.2 Lock Screen and User / Installer Login
Details how to lock the screen and log in as a user or installer.
Chapter 8: Parameters
8.1 Access to Parameters Menu
Explains how to enter the controller's parameter setting menu.
8.2 Description of Parameter Setting Page
Describes the layout and elements of the parameter setting interface.
8.3 List of Parameter Menu Items
Provides a comprehensive list of all available parameters and their corresponding chapters.
Process Regulation
Allows setting temperature differentials and hysteresis for the controller.
Defrosts
Manages defrost cycles, intervals, duration, and end conditions.
Ventilation
Controls fan management and speed settings in various operating modes.
Piercing Probe
Manages outputs based on piercing probe temperature for program control.
Machine Protection
Sets safety parameters for compressor activation and temperature limits.
Alarm Regulation
Configures minimum/maximum temperature alarms and their delay times.
Probes Calibration
Allows correction of measured values from temperature probes.
Datalogger
Sets up and manages the datalogger function.
RS485 Communication
Configures serial communication settings for RS-485 connections.
Web Server
Configures the web server for remote access and control.
Mail
Sets up email notifications for alarms and other events.
Language
Allows changing the control unit's display language.
Date and Time
Configures the system's date and time settings.
General Settings
Adjusts screen brightness, sound alarms, and screensaver settings.
Software
Manages device software updates, factory resets, and parameter export/import.
Info
Displays device information including hardware, software, and serial number.
Password
Manages device protection levels and user access permissions.
Test Center
Allows testing of digital/analogue I/O and touchscreen functionality.
Configure I/O
Sets functions associated with each input/output of the connected 100N Master3.
I/O Status
Displays the status of all digital and analogue inputs/outputs.
Chapter 9: Diagnostics
9.1 Diagnostics
Details alarm codes, possible causes, and solutions for system faults.
9.2 Alarms Management
Explains how to view, manage, and interpret alarm logs and their status.
9.3 Pop-up Management
Describes the various pop-up messages that appear on the screen for user attention.
Chapter 10: Datalogger
10.1 Datalogger
Explains how the datalogger function works and how to export data.
Chapter 11: Web Server
11.1 Installation
Guides on connecting the Vision Touch AB to a PC or LAN for web access.
11.2 Web Interface: User Access
Explains how to log in to the web interface using username and password.
11.3 Web Interface: Pages
Describes the structure and elements of the web interface pages.
Chapter 12: Operations
12.1 UV Light
Describes the function and activation of the UV light for sterilization.
12.2 New Software Features
Lists updates and new functionalities introduced in software versions.
Appendices
A.1 EC Declaration of Conformity
States the product's compliance with relevant European directives and standards.
A.2 Warranty Terms
Outlines the warranty coverage, exclusions, and terms for the product.
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