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At the “Menu Settings” screen use the navigation keys or the toggle dial to place
the highlight bar on item
MuxBus Sensor Setup.
2. Plug in the sensors: in the order
listed on the menu. Different sensors
have different types and cannot be
learned to the wrong location but
the first fan sensor plugged in will be
assigned to Fan 1. The first Bin Level
sensor plugged in will be learned to
Bin 1, etc. The speed, pressure, and
flow sensors all use the same type
sensor code so the first one plugged
in will be the speed sensor, etc.
1. New system installation: Place the highlight bar on “Auto Detect”. Press
“Install”.
7.4.1 MuxBus Sensor Settings and
Installation
3. Add a sensor: Individual sensors
can be added to the MuxBus system
at any time. Place the highlight bar on
the sensor you want to add (Fan 2 in
the example) and press install. Then
plug in the sensor. Multiple sensors
can also be added using this method
but you need to position the highlight
bar on each new sensor and press “In-
stall” before plugging in each sensor.
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NOTE: You must press the
toggle dial to select individual
numbers. You must press the
Enter button to save the
complete value.
4. Remove a sensor: Individual sensors can be removed by placing the high-
light bar on the intended sensor and pressing “Remove”. Unplug the sensor so
that the computer does not try to learn it and input it back into the system.
5. Sensor Settings: Specific information about each sensor installed on the
MuxBus system can be viewed by placing the highlight bar on the sensor and
pressing “Settings”. The monitor will display the sensor type number, communi-
cation speed, and serial number. Sensors with a user settable value have a dialog
box that can be accessed to enter a value. To do this, navigate to the dialog box
and press
Enter. A keypad dropdown box will appear. Use the spinner dial or
navigation keys to highlight the individual numbers you want to enter starting
with the left most value.
6. Ignore/Revive: sensors can be temporarily disabled by placing the highlight
bar on the desired sensor selecting Ignore. Re-enable that sensor by placing the
highlight bar on the sensor and selecting Revive. This is used to disable a sensor
if a part of the system is not being used such as
an empty bin. By ignoring the
sensor you will eliminate unwanted alarms.