CARNES HBGH Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual page 19

"SETTINGS"
The Settings menu is the page where all operational values can
be set. It is password protected by default, with a default password
of '1212'.
The password can be disabled under the 'Settings Password' on
the second Settings page. See 'Settings Password' section for
more details.
Any adjustment made to any setting can be done 'on-the-fly'.
Which means when a change occurs, the humidifier will react
accordingly without the need of shutting off the unit or even
stopping steam output. In general, any page within the True
Touchscreen system can be accessed, monitored, or changed
'on-the-fly'.
Max Output Adjust –
This page adjusts the Maximum Output of the humidifier. The
Maximum Output can be adjusted lower from the nominal output
value of the unit (set at the factory). The unit cannot be set lower
than 20% of the nominal value of the humidifier. The Maximum
Output value, when changed, also changes the Max Setpoint
value on the Setpoints page.
Cylinder Life Counter –
This page consists of a counter where the user can monitor the
life, in hours, of the cylinder. When changing a cylinder, press the
'Reset' button on this page to reset the timer. The Cylinder Life
Counter only counts the amount of actual runtime of the cylinder
(the time when the contactor is pulled in). The counter value is
saved even when the humidifier is powered down. The nation-
al average cylinder life is about 1150 hours, but this can vary
greatly depending on individual water conditions.
Fan Speed Adjust –
This page consists of a slider bar that can change the speed of
the fans when the humidifier is connected to an optional blower
box. This slider bar will not affect the operation of the humidifier
if no blower box is attached. The bar can change the speeds of
the fans from 0 to 100% of the max fan speed. Also displayed
on this page is an estimate of the current fan air output, in Cubic
Feet per Minute (CFM). This adjustment is particularly useful if the
humidifier is of a smaller capacity, and less noise from the fans is
appreciated.
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