TechGrow T-2 PRO Manuel page 14

RH Min-Max menu
RH Min 36%
RH Max 53%
Reset Min/Max
<< BACK <<
Min-Max values
Line 1: The measured minimum value of the
connected sensor.
Line 2: The measured maximum value of the
connected sensor.
Line 3: The min/max values are reset and set to
the current measurement of the connected sensor:
Push the PTB to reset.
Line 4: << BACK <<
These measurements will not be saved during
power outages.
BOX menu AUTO:
=> Box A/M Auto
Box Min 10 %
Box Max 90 %
<<BACK<<
BOX menu MAN:
=> BOX A/M Man.
BOX Power 40%
<<BACK<<
Line 1: Here you can select "Automatic-" or
"Manual" control of the fan.
In "Auto" position, the fan will rotate faster
automatically if a measured value is too high.
That is, if TMP is higher than (TMP set + TMP +/-).
or if RH is higher than (RH set + RH +/-), or, when
the light is off and CO2 is greater than (CO2 set +
CO2+/-). The fan will now slowly accelerate, and
wait between two steps for the number of seconds
you set when starting up (Box delay).
If the measured values are normal (TMP smaller
than TMP set, RH smaller than RH set, CO2 lower
than CO2 set (only when light is off ), CO2 lower
than "CO2 alarm"), the fan will rotate slower.
NOTE: the Auto-adjustment only responds to CO2
if the lights are turned off .
However, for TMP and RH the Auto adjustment
functions all the time.
Only when the CO2 alarm value is exceeded,
the fan will rotate faster until AutoMax has been
reached.
This will occur either with the lights turned on or
off .
In "Manual" mode the fan will always rotate
according to "BOX power" speed.
The content of line 2 and 3 diff ers in the automatic
and manual position:
Automatic:
Line 2: Adjust the minimum fan speed.
Line 3: Adjust the maximum fan speed.
Manual:
Line 2: Set up the speed at which the fan should
always rotate.
Line 4: <<BACK<<
The Quick menu's
The Quick-menus give a compact overview of all
settings. This way, you do not have to go through
all the menu's to see how your adjustments are
set.
The Quick menu's can only be reached from the
main menu.
By turning the PTB ten clicks to the right for one
second, the settings are indicated as sorted
according to type of setting (set, min, max).
By turning the button ten clicks to the left for one
second, the settings are indicated as sorted
according to type of sensor (TMP, RH, CO2).
By now turning the PTB you can scroll through all
settings. Here, the settings can only be viewed,
not adjusted.