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9.4. Defining which temperature input is used for control The third screen of the Temperature Settings menu defines the Temperature Control Mode. Temperature Settings Use the Temperature Control Screen to define which temperature input is chosen for control. Of all the temperature input options one input needs to be selected for control. Alternatively the control temperature can be based on the average or the lowest temperature of all temperature inputs currently connected and enabled. High Temperature Alarm Set point (range from min -80 to Max +700°C) Enter in this field the value at which - when surpassed - you want the NGC-20 control unit to generate a high temperature alarm. This high temperature condition will be monitored by the temperature sensor or group of temperature sensors selected for control. Figure 9 5: Temperature Settings: Control screen Low Temperature Alarm Set point (range from min -80 to Max +700°C) Enter in this field the value at which - when surpassed - you want the DigiTrace NGC-20 control unit to generate a low temperature alarm. This low temperature condition will be monitored by the temperature sensor or group of temperature sensors selected for control. High and Low Temperature Alarm Filter ( Range from Min 0 to Max 59940 seconds) Alarm filters can be seen as an alarm delay. This means that when the temperature drops below the Low Alarm Set point the DigiTrace NGC-20 Control unit will only trigger an alarm when the value entered in the Low Alarm Filter is timed out. This means that if immediate action of the alarm output is required, that the Low Alarm Filter value should be set at 0 sec. Any other value will result in a delay. The operation of the High Alarm Filter is the same. Hit Apply when done Note that TS 1 and TS 2 are inputs directly connected to the input terminals of the DigiTrace NGC-20 unit, whereas the temperature inputs TS 3 to TS 8 are optional through the use of MONI-RMM2-E temperature multiplexing units and an NGC30-UIT. Please refer to the installation instructions of these products for more details. Lowest: Setting the Temperature Control to Lowest means that the output of the DigiTrace NGC-20 will be controlled based on the lowest temperature measured by any of the temperature sensors connected to the DigiTrace NGC-20 either direct to the Temperature sensor inputs TS 1 or TS 2 or any other sensor connected via MONI-RMM2-E and DigiTrace NGC-UIT. Figure 9 6: Temperature Settings: Control screen Average: Setting the Temperature Control to Average means that the output of the DigiTrace NGC-20 will be controlled based on the average temperature measured by all the Temperature sensors connected to the DigiTrace NGC-20 either direct to the Temperature sensor inputs TS 1 and TS 2 and any other sensor connected via MONI-RMM2-E and DigiTrace NGC-UIT. 21