IMKO SONO-VIEW Manuale utente

SONO-View

Manual

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Moisture Sensor Experts

Thank you very much for your decision to purchase

this IMKO product

Should you have any queries please don´t hesitate to contact your local distributor or address

directly to IMKO.

SONO-VIEW:

Stand-alone display for the reliable control and configuration of processes using SONO moisture probes.

A total of up to 4 SONO probes can be monitored and the respective measurement values presented at

the LCD via a serial interface.

 

List of Contens 
 
 
1General Notices................................................................................................................................4
1 Intended Use............................................................................................................................4
2Control Elements / Connections.......................................................................................................5
1Control Elements .....................................................................................................................5
2 Connections..............................................................................................................................5
3Initial Commissioning........................................................................................................................6
1 Safety Instructions....................................................................................................................6
2 Checking the Package Content for Completeness ..................................................................6
3 Connection ...............................................................................................................................6
4Operation..........................................................................................................................................8
1 Initial and New Installation........................................................................................................8
2Measurement Value Display ....................................................................................................9
3 Settings.................................................................................................................................. 10 
3.1 New Installation ............................................................................................................. 10 
3.2 Language....................................................................................................................... 10 
3.3 LCD Contrast................................................................................................................. 11 
3.4 Info................................................................................................................................. 11 
3.5 USB/IMP-Bridge ............................................................................................................ 11 
4 Probe Settings....................................................................................................................... 12 
4.1 Sensor Info .................................................................................................................... 13 
4.2 Material Calibration........................................................................................................ 13 
4.3 Offset Balancing ............................................................................................................ 18 
4.4 Averaging Mode ............................................................................................................ 19 
4.5 Averaging Parameters................................................................................................... 20 
4.6 Basic Balancing............................................................................................................. 22 
5Technical Data............................................................................................................................... 23 
6Safety Notes.................................................................................................................................. 24 
 
 
 

1 General Notices

Please carefully read and get acquainted with these operating instructions.

Should any queries arise, please contact our service department under the contact data depicted above.

Do not, under no circumstances, attempt to open or repair the device yourself. In the event of any

warranty claims, please refer these to the retailer you purchased the device.

The device is subject to technical and optical change within the scope of product improvement.

1.1 Intended Use

This device was developed to serve as a display and configuration device for various IMKO probes.

Only the respectively intended probes may be connected to the device. The connection of any probe

which is not intended for the device, can lead to damage or the destruction of this device and/or the

connected probe.

2 Control Elements / Connections

2.1 Control Elements

2.2 Connections

USB (Type-Mini B)

USB-IMP-Bridge

Firmware Update

Supply Voltage

Bus-Interface

3 Initial Commissioning

3.1 Safety Instructions

Attention: It is strictly necessary to read the General Notices contained under Item I at the beginning of

the operating instructions. Any not intended use of the device can lead to damage to this device.

3.2 Checking the Package Content for Completeness

•SONO-VIEW

•Terminal Block

•USB Cable (Type A →Mini B)

3.3 Connection

For operation, the SONO-VIEW requires a supply voltage of 7...24V (approx. 80..30mA). A joint ground

wire together with the probes is not required. For the connection with the probes, it is sufficient to merely

connect the two bus lines „RT“and „COM“.

NOTE:

The SONO-VIEW is suited for the display and configuration of up to four probes. Should more

than four probes be connected, an error message will be generated, and the device cannot

operate correctly.

+7..24V

(RT) IMP-Bus

(COM) IMP-Bus

Example 1:

Connection of the SONO-VIEW with two SONO probes and one joint voltage supply source.

Example 2:

Connection of the SONO-VIEW with 2 SONO-probes merely via IMP-bus. SONO-VIEW and the probes

dispose of their voltage supply. This may be useful, if the distance between the measuring equipment

and the display device is considerable.

4 Operation

4.1 Initial and New Installation

At the initial connection to your probe-network, it is necessary to set the same up, respectively follow an

installation procedure at the SONO-VIEW.

For this purpose, the device will scan the IMB bus for

connected probes.

Initiate the installation with the button .

After an instant, the serial numbers of all connected

probes are listed in the display.

In order to maintain the clarity within the administration

of the probes, the SONO-VIEW operates on the basis

of assigned probe numbers (1...4).

These must be allocated to the detected serial numbers

in the next step. For each probe number, select a serial

number using the / buttons and subsequently

acknowledge the same with the button .

Repeat this procedure until all serial numbers have

been allocated a probe number.

After completion of the above steps, all probe numbers

will be presented once more together with the

respectively allocated serial numbers in ascending

order.

Complete the installation process with the button .

NOTE:

The SONO-VIEW is suited for the display and configuration of up to four probes. Should more

than four probes be connected, an error message will be generated, and the device will not be

able to operate properly.

After completion of the installation process, the SONO-VIEW will re-start, verify the connected probes,

and will immediately commence to call up the measurement values.

4.2 Measurement Value Display

The SONO-VIEW immediately commences to call up and display the measurement values after start-

up. This is performed in a 500 ms cycle. Depending on how many probes are connected, from one to

four, the following displays will be presented.

The moisture value in percent and the respective probe number is always presented. If two or three

probes are connected, the temperature measured by the probe is additionally also presented. In the

event that only one probe is connected, the calibrated radar run-time is also presented.

If more than one probe is connected to the SONO-VIEW, there is an option to change the display. For

this purpose, actuate the buttons / . Subsequently, all connected individual probes are presented

consecutively.

For the purpose of allocation, the probe number is always also presented in the upper section. If this

form of display is maintained for a longer period, the same will be assumed as „Standard“. In this case,

the SONO-VIEW will present this set measurement display form after a re-start.

4.3 Settings

Actuate the button while the measurement display is active and you will reach the setup menu. Here,

you are enabled to perform various settings and call up information regarding the SONO-VIEW.

The setup menu features the following structure:

Setting

Description

New Installation

Enables a new detection of connected probes

Language

Setting of the language

LCD Contrast

Setting of the display contrast

Info

Serial number and further information regarding your SONO-VIEW

USB/IMP-Bridge

Enables the comfortable configuration of your probes via PC

Set the desired setting using the buttons / . By actuating the button , you can subsequently enter

the selected setting. Actuate the button again in order to exit the setup menu.

4.3.1 New Installation

See Section 4.1 „Initial and New Installation “

4.3.2 Language

The selection of the language is performed with the buttons / . By actuating the button , the

selected language is set as the standard language. To exit the menu item “Language”, actuate the

button .

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