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MJLJ unit is V3 with aux input for water temperature, running latest firmware and with latest configurator software for V3.
With MJLJ connected, when I update some settings, the buttons 'write configuration' and 'commit to flash' light up. But if I for instance change the advance correction settings. None of these buttons light up. Are these setting changes immediately flashed to the MJLJ unit ?
Secondly, the aux input - water temperature gauge works nicely. But, the gauge goes from 0 dgs to 250 dgs Celcius. And the water only reaches just above 100 dgs Celcius. I tried the Scaling factor setting, but that only enables to extend the interval. If I try scaling factor of 0.5 to reduce the interval - only integers of 1 are accepted. How can I set the gauge to only show up to say 120 dgs Celsius ?
And, I also tried to enter a negative value for the scaling of the aux input to enable water temperatures below Zero. Also here I discovered that negative values weren't accepted.
Updating settings from the configurator to the MJLJ unit
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Updating settings from the configurator to the MJLJ unit
All those who believe in telekinesis, raise my hand now !
Well, from trial and error - I discovered that the write button needs to be pressed at the dialog windows for the settings I was talking about in order to exit them properly and reatin the changes in settings I've done.
Which answer that question.
But, for the gauge scale and negative values I hope there can be done something about this.
Which answer that question.
But, for the gauge scale and negative values I hope there can be done something about this.
All those who believe in telekinesis, raise my hand now !
Hi Patriq-
That's correct. You have to explicitly write the new values after changing them in the table.
The software scaling doesn't currently allow negative numbers- only simple positive scaling off of the base 0-255 value that the processor provides in the datalogging stream. This is on the list for a future software version!
Brent
That's correct. You have to explicitly write the new values after changing them in the table.
The software scaling doesn't currently allow negative numbers- only simple positive scaling off of the base 0-255 value that the processor provides in the datalogging stream. This is on the list for a future software version!
Brent