Configuration

AKO-59720

The temperature and humidity monitor AKO-59720 has a series of parameters to configure its operation according to requirements, these parameters can be modified through AKONET.cloud, by accessing the device details and by clicking on the "Parameters” tab.

There are two types of parameters:

Changes to the parameters associated with AKONET.cloud have immediate effect, while the parameters associated with the device generate a task that runs in the next transmission (variable depending on configuration). Refer to the device manual to force the transmission.

If, upon altering a parameter, there is a pending task, the change is added to that task, otherwise it generates a new task. The list of tasks and their status can be consulted in the backlog section.

The parameters are organised into 8 groups:

Narrow band (nb)

transmision frequency: This establishes the device transmission interval, i.e. how often it connects to the network to send data to the cloud. The lower the interval, the greater the battery consumption, therefore the lower its service life.

Week transmision day: In case of choosing "1 Tx week" in the previous parameter, define which day of the week the data will be transmitted.

Tx temporary window start time: If you choose "n Tx per day on ..." in the "transmission frequency" parameter, define at what time the time window for transmissions starts.

Duration of the Tx time window: In case of choosing "n Tx per day on ..." in the "transmission frequency" parameter, define the duration in hours of the transmission window.

Datalogger (dlG)

Interval of the continuous log: Sets the frequency interval with which the device records temperature and humidity data, i.e. how often the device measures and saves temperature and humidity data. The lower the interval, the greater the battery consumption, therefore the lower its service life.

Example:

Transmission Interval to the cloud: 12 hours

Max. external temperature alarm: 15 ºC

Initial transmission time: 8:00 am

Force transmission for max. external temp. alarm: If it is activated.

Datalogger interval frequency: 30 minutes

Alarm evaluation


DI0 digital input functionality: Activates or disables the DI0 digital input.

S1 functionality: Activates or disables the S1 probe input.

S2 functionality: Activates or disables the S2 probe input.

S3 functionality: Activates or disables the S3 probe input.

Probes (InO)

External temperature probe 1 name: Defines a name for the S1 probe.

External temperature probe 2 name: Defines a name for the S2 probe.

External temperature probe 3 name: Defines a name for the S3 probe.

Digital input probe name: Defines a name for the DI0 digital input.

DI0 digital input polarity: Defines how the DI0 input is activated:

External target temperature: Allows setting, along with the External temperature hysteresis parameter, a reference temperature margin considered as optimal or desired according to the application it is intended for. This margin is called the Set Point. This data is necessary for analysing the facility's performance (TTI, THI, time graphs in Set Point, Dashboard, etc.). This margin applies to the device external probe.

Example:

External target temperature: 5 ºC

Hysteresis: 2 ºC

Outside temperature offset n (Sn): Allows the temperature displayed by the probe to be corrected in situations where the device cannot be located in the ideal place.

Alarms (AL)

Temperature alarm hysteresis: Sets the hysteresis for all temperature alarms (maximums, minimums and HACCP). 

Temperature alarm delay: Defines a delay in minutes from when the value set in "Temperature alarm probe n max" is reached before the alarm is triggered. 

DI0 digital input alarm delay: Defines a delay in minutes from when the digital input is activated before the alarm is activated. 

Force Tx when activating/disabling DI0 digital input alarm? Defines whether to force transmission in the event of a digital input alarm:

MUTE Band Start Time (Alarm Disablement): Sets the start time for the alarms silenced feature. 

MUTE Band Duration (Alarm Disablement): Sets the duration in hours for the alarms silenced feature. 

Severity of communication error: Sets the severity of the communication error:

Severity of low battery alarm: Sets the severity of the low battery alarm:

Alarms DI (AlDi0)


Digital input activation interval: Defines the time interval for the maximum number of digital input activations permitted:

Alarm activation limit: Maximum number of activations permitted; if exceeded, the activation alarm is activated.

Example: 

Alarm activation time window: Hours, Alarm activation limit: 5

If the digital input is activated more than 5 times in 1 hour, the activation alarm is activated.

Severity of digital input 1 activation alarm: Sets the severity of the digital input 1 activation alarm:

Severity of digital input alarm: Sets the severity of the digital input alarm:


Alarms S1 (AlS1)

Probe 1 max. temperature alarm: Defines the maximum temperature alarm activation value in probe 1.

Force transmission for Probe 1 max. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 1:

Probe 1 min. temperature alarm: Defines the minimum temperature alarm activation value in probe 1.

Force transmission for Probe 1 min. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 1:

Severity of probe 1 max. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 1:

Severity of probe 1 min. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 1:

Alarms S2 (AlS2)

Probe 2 max. temperature alarm: Defines the maximum temperature alarm activation value in probe 2.

Force transmission for probe 2 max. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 2:

Probe 2 min. temperature alarm: Defines the minimum temperature alarm activation value in probe 2.

Force transmission for probe 2 min. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 2:

Severity of probe 2 max. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 2:

Severity of probe 2 min. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 2:

Alarmas S3 (AlS3)

Probe 3 max. temperature alarm: Defines the maximum temperature alarm activation value in probe 3.

Force transmission for probe 3 max. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 3:

Probe 3 min. temperature alarm: Defines the minimum temperature alarm activation value in probe 3.

Force transmission for probe 3 min. temp. alarm: Defines whether to force transmission in the event of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 3:

Severity of probe 3 max. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the maximum temperature alarm in probe 3:

Severity of probe 3 min. temp. alarm: Sets the severity of the minimum temperature alarm in probe 3:

Severity of alarms

Assigning different severities to different types of alarms allows classifying them according to their importance in order to subsequently be able to quickly identify them in the timeline graph or in the list of alarms.

Assigning severity (low, medium, high) to an alarm is necessary to define user notification rules.