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SatroCom IIFor Windows
Version 2.0
Owner’s Manual
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Thank you for purchasing this Honeyell Satronic product. This manual explains how to useyour SatroCom communication module. Read these instructions carefully to ensure that youuse it correctly.
Notes on this Software and Owner‘s Manuel1. Unauthorized transfer or duplication of all or any part of the enclosed software or Owner’s
Manual is forbidden.2. Honeywell Satronic accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss incurred by the customer
or by any third part while using this optical reader with the enclosed software and Owner’sManual.
3. Every effort has been made to ensure that this product is flawless. If any defect is foundthat is due to a fault on the part of the manufacturer, the product will be replaced free ofcharge. No responsibility is accepted for defects not caused by the manufacturer.
4. The contents of the enclosed software and Owner’s Manual are subject to charge withoutnotice.
CopyrightThe ownership and copyright of software and documentation and all copy made from theseremain with Honeywell Satronic.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................5
CONTENT....................................................................................................5
INSTALLATION AND START .....................................................................5System requirements ............................................................................................................5Installation of SatroCom II for Windows ...............................................................................5Start of SatroCom II ..............................................................................................................5Configuration ........................................................................................................................5Assembly ..............................................................................................................................5
ONLINE .......................................................................................................6Set-up ...................................................................................................................................7Monitoring .............................................................................................................................7Reserve of safety time ..........................................................................................................7Display supply voltage ..........................................................................................................7Display flame intensity ..........................................................................................................8Graphic symbols of the active loads ....................................................................................8
DATA LOGGING .........................................................................................8Set-up ...................................................................................................................................8Starting the monitoring .........................................................................................................9Analysis .................................................................................................................................9
LOCKOUTS ...............................................................................................10Lockout causes ..................................................................................................................10Statistics .............................................................................................................................10Timings ...............................................................................................................................11Configuration ......................................................................................................................11General ................................................................................................................ 11
SAFE ..........................................................................................................12
ARCHIVE OFFLINE ...................................................................................13User profile .........................................................................................................................13Data files .............................................................................................................................14
ARCHIVE ONLINE ....................................................................................15User profile .........................................................................................................................15Data file ...............................................................................................................................16
TROUBLE SHOOTING..............................................................................17
ORDERING INFORMATION .....................................................................17
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• PC 486 or higher• Windows 95/98, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3/4/5• min. 16MB free working memory (RAM)• Color display with a graphic controller, featuring a color depth of
min. 8 bit (256 colors) with a resolution of 800 x 600. Recommendedis a color depth of 16 bit (65’000 colors)
• CD-ROM drive
1 start Windows. If Windows is already active, close all applications2 insert the CD-application into the CD-ROM drive3 to start the installation assistant, click in the Tasklist on start to
“execute” and type in “D:\setup.exe” (where as D stands for theletter of your CD-ROM drive) or use the Explorer
4 follow the instructions on the screen. Is the installation competed,click to the button “OK”
Select “Start:Programs:SatroCom for Windows: SatroCom II forWindows”The main screen of SatroCom II will be displayed
Click in the menue-list on Extras “Preferences” and select the requiredserial port and language
Mount the Optical Reader vertically onto the reset button of the controlbox. An optimum receipt of data is only possible if the Optical Readeris fitted correctly. The horizontal angle is of no importance.Install the connector of the Optical Reader by using the Adapter to theserial port (COM 1 or COM 2) of your PC.
SatroCom is a communication module for all digital burner controls of the seriesDxx. This manual assists the user how to use the information system SatroComand how to interprete the received data.
Installation ofSatroCom II forWindows
Start of SatroCom
Configuration
Assembly
Systemrequirements
DESCRIPTION
INSTALLATION AND START
CONTENT
Adapter Optical reader CD + Description
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Monitoring
Reserve ofsafety time
Displaysupply voltage
Displayflame intensity
Graphicsymbols ofthe activeloads
The burner control box has to be applied to power (operation, start,lockout) to allow the information sent from the control box. Only underthis condition a communication between the control box and the PCis possible.
Click in the main screen to the button “Online” .
Should the control box not be applied to power or the Optical Readernot installed correctly, the message “Com receives no data” (pleaserefer to Trouble shooting page 17).
If the control box is in operation or start mode, a screen is activatedwith the most important information about operation cycle, supplyvoltage, flame intensity and the activated loads.
On control boxes with version 2.4 or higher, additional registersopens as soon as the control box is in its operation mode(description see Page 10).
ONLINE
Identification ofthe control box
Symbol-listMenue-list
Status-list with the current configuration
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Monitoring
Reserve ofsafety time
Display of thesupply voltage
Set-up Click to the menue-list on Extras “Preference” and then to the register“Display”
The flame intensity and the supply voltage are displayed in theinformation screen as percentages or as the absolute value, dependingon the choice made.
The flame intensity on oil burner controls will be displayed as current(µA) or as a resistance (kOhm), depending on the choice made.
in % absolute value
The various start phases are continually displayed until the operationmode is achieved. Please refer to the data sheet of the particularcontrol box for interpretation. A continously running timer informsabout the remaining time of the actual phase, until the sequencechanges to the next phase.
Remaining time from the establishment of the flame until the end of thesafety time (lockout).
Displays continuously the actual supply voltage in a graphic mannerand with a numerical value. With a supply voltage above the level“switch-on”, an operation is possible. With the supply voltage below“switch-off”, the control box switches the burner off.
Identification ofthe control box
Information about device type, device version and manufacturer of thecontrol box.
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Display of theflame intensity
Graphic symbolof the active loads:
Displays continually the flame intensity and the various limits in agraphical manner and with a numerical value. The numerical value isrelative (in %) or absolute (in mA or kOhm), depending on theconfiguration (see configuration page 7).The current flame signal has to be above the displayed limit “switch-on”. Below the limit “switch-off”, the control box performs a restart ora safety shut down. During pre-purge , the flame signal must notincrease the limit “stray”, otherwise a straylight-lockout occurs.
The symbols of the activate loads are displayed in color.
DATA LOGGING
Click in the menue-list under ”Extras” to “Preferences” and then to theregister “Data logging”.
You have the following choices in the dialogue-field “Data logging”:• at “Stop recoding”:
– at burner off– at lockout– manual
• at “time format”:– sec. (time base continously, e.g. 0 / 3.3 / 3.5)– Real-time (time base in real-time, e.g. 28.01.00 09:28:23)Set the time interval either to Automatic (an entry into the logfile isonly made if a change of the monitored signal is detected) or type-in the desired interval (in sec.) manually.
• at “Path”:– directory and pathname under which the monitoring documentshould be safed (as a spreadsheet)
If all options are set, confirm by clicking to the “OK”-button
Set-up
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To start the Data logging, click in the symbol-list to the or in themenue-list under ”Execute” to “Data logging”.
Safe the file under your name or adopt the given name.
When selecting the file type, you have the following choices:• Excel-files (seperated with a comma) (*.csv)• with a double to the safed file in the Explorer, the Excel program
starts automatically• Text-file (seperated with Tabs)(*.txt)
The following information is recorded:• loads
(0 = load no active / 1 = load active)• Flame intensity• Supply voltage
A screen will open after saving. The Data logging is now activated, thescreen closes as soon as the monitoring is terminated.
The PC must be connected during the entire length of the Datalogging. The SatroCom program must not be terminted and thePC must not be switched off.
To terminate the Data logging manually, click in the symbol-list to the or in the menue-list under ”Execute” to “Data logging”.
The saved text-file (seperated by Tab’s) can be opened with anyprogram.For an analysis and for further use of the recorded data, it isrecommended to open the file as a spreadsheet (Excel, Lotus, etc.)
Starting themonitoring
Analysis
Logfile_000110@161139secmin.
hourdaymonth
year
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LOCKOUTSControl boxes up to version 2.4 (see page 7)If the control box is at lockout or goes to lockout, new registers areautomatically displayed. A click to the appropriate registers showsvarious information about the cause of the lockout, lockout statistics,control box and burner configuration.Control boxes with version 2.4 and higher (see page 7)The registers are displayed as soon as the control box has reached itsoperating phase. A click to the appropriate registers shows variousinformation about the cause of the lockout, lockout statistics, controlbox and burner configuration.
Lockout causes
Survey about the causes and operating conditions ofthe two most recent lockouts:• Flame intensity: the value of the flame signal
prior the lockout; the kind of this value (relativevalue in % or absolute value in mA or in kOhm)can be changed according the users preference;please refer to chapter “configuration, page 7“.
• Supply voltage: the value of the supply voltagebefore the lockout
• Time since RT-on: the moment of the lockout,that is the time between the closing of the controlthermostat RT and the control box going tolockout
• Amount of starts: amount of starts since the lastlockout reset
Statistics
Burner starts
• since last statistics reset: amount of burnerstarts since the last statistics reset. The controlbox can be reset if the statistics should start fromzero again. Please refer to “resetting the statisctics,page 11”
• since last lockout reset: amount of burner startssince last lockout reset.
• total (not resettable): total amount of burnerstarts
Lockozt causes
• stray light: a flame signal has been detectedduring the pre-purge or pre-ignition time
• safety time: no flame signal has been detectedduring the safety time
• loss of flame: the control box was in its operationphase and the flame signal was interrupted, e.g.due to a loss of flame
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Timings
Configured timings of the connected control box.They correspond to the technical datas given in theproduct data sheet.
General
Information about:– technical datas– identification of the control box– timings to press the reset-button
Configuration
Configuration of the control box:– of the peripherals– of the functions
• FT or LW: the FT- (release thermostat of thenozzle preheater on oil burners ) or LW-contact(air proving switch on gas power burners) did notclose within the specified time, e.g. due to adefective nozzle preheater or a defective ormisadjusted air proving switch.
• Various: lockout causes which do not fall in oneof the mentioned categories.
The statistics can be resetted at any time, e.g. during a maintenancejob on the burner. The amount of the various lockouts and starts areresetted to zero, if the reset button on the control box is pressed for9 sec. (a stopp-watch may helps). If the Optical Reader is mounted, istupper part can be pressed down to perform a reset.
A reset of the statistics does NOT reset the total amounts ofburner starts.
Resetting thestatistics
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SAVING DATA
Control boxes up to version 2.4 (see page 7)Data files can only be safed if SatroCom II is online and the control boxis in lockout position
Control boxes version 2.4 and higher (see page 7)Data files can be saved if SatroCom II is online and the control box isin operating phase.
To save the current data file, click in the symbol-list or in themenue-list under ”execute” to “save data record”
Type in the required datas and confirm with “OK”.
The data file is now saved with its related datas and can be retrievedat any time by accessing the archive (please refer to the next page)
Version up to 2.4 Version 2.4 and higher
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ARCHIVE OFFLINE
Access to the archive without connection to the control box
Select Start: Programs:SatroCom for Windows: SatroCom II forWindows. The main screen of SatroCom II will be displayed.
Click in the main screen to the “Archive” button .
The Data files can be copied and re-directed to another user profile;the user profile can also be renewed or renamed.The linked data files are lost if the user profile is deleted.
User profile
Renew:– click to the “New” button– enter the new user name and confirm with “OK”
Rename:– select the user name you want to rename– click to the “Rename” button– rewrite, change or add to the selected user name and confirm with
“OK”
Copy:– mark the selected data file– click in the menue-list under ”Data records” to “copy”– select the user profile, in which you like to copy the selected data
file– click in the menue-list under ”Data records” to “insert”
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Core data of theopened data file
Click to the symbol-list or in the menue-list under ”Execute” to“load data record” to open a data file.
To change from the archive mode in the online mode, click in the
symbol-list or in the menue-list under “execute” to “Online”.
The control box has to be connected to the PC and switched on.
The individual data files can be sorted according to their name or date,deleted and their core data changed or completed.
A click to the button “Edit” opens an input screen, in which the coredata of the selected data file can be changed or completed.
A click to the button “display” opens an information screen, whichdisplays the lockout cause, lockout statistics, control- and burnerconfiguration of the selected data file.
Data files
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ARCHIVE ONLINE
Access to the archive is also possible in the Online mode.
Click in the symbol-list or in the menue -list under ”Extras”to “Archive”..
The Data files can be copied and re-directed to another user profile;the user profile can also be renewed or renamed.The linked data files are lost if the user profile is deleted.
User profile
Renew:– click to the “New” button– enter the new user name and confirm with “OK”
Rename:– select the user name you want to rename– click to the “Rename” button– rewrite, change or add to the selected user name and confirm with
“OK”
Copy:– mark the selected data file– click in the menue-list under ”Data records” to “copy”– select the user profile, in which you like to copy the selected data
file– click in the menue-list under ”Data records” to “insert”
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Stammdaten desgöffneten Daten-satzes
To change from the archive mode in the online mode, click in the
symbol-list or in the menue-list under “execute” to “Online”.
The individual data files can be sorted according to their name or date,deleted and their core data changed or completed.
A click to the button “Edit” opens an input screen, in which the coredata of the selected data file can be changed or completed.
A click to the button “display” opens an information screen, whichdisplays the lockout cause, lockout statistics, control- and burnerconfiguration of the selected data file.
Data files
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Error message duringstart-up of the pro-gram
• Re-install the software
Report “COMreceives not data!”
• check if the Optical Reader is properly connected to the PC• check if the Optical Reader is properly fixed to the control box• check if the Optical Reader is connected to the appropriate serial
port (COM 1 / COM 2)• check if the control box is applied to power. The control box has
to be switched on to be able to send the required information
Item Item no.SatroCom PC set 18461
The parts of the set are not available individually. The set can only be purchasedcomplete. Individual parts of the set are only delivered on an exchange policy.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Burner Boiler Control Center EuropeSatronic AGHoneywell-Platz 18157 Dielsdorf
0718.1
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