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Update Detailed Control Menu

Ray Jones 2019-01-23 09:00:46 +00:00
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User-Manual/Menus/Detailed-Control-Menu.md

@ -5,22 +5,29 @@ Here the actual pump speed, fan RPM, heat exchanger temperature and glow plug ac
The heater can be turned on or off by holding the Centre keypad button.
The desired temperature, or fixed heat demand can be altered by pressing the Up / Down keys.
If in thermostat mode, the desired value is placed as a small triangle to the left of the measured "temperature bulb" on the left hand side of the screen.
The actual temperature is shown below the bulb.
Once started, the desired setting is reported beneath the "target" icon, as degC or Hz, depending upon thermostat or fixed demand modes.
With the heater idle, the menu will look something like below:
![ScreenDetailed](uploads/0552ce7581f720104b5e786f549ca14e/ScreenDetailed.jpg)
## Starting the heater
Hold the Centre key for a second or so, the heater should then start and this is reflected in the status message:
![ScreenDetailedStart](uploads/3b054251f85a15a706700b6b509d3872/ScreenDetailedStart.jpg)
![ScreenDetailedStarting](uploads/da0867a16c5ff7e0d1304ffd97cc1e83/ScreenDetailedStarting.jpg)
Shortly thereafter, the fan will begin spinning, and the glow plug will be gently raised in temperature as can be observed by the steady rise in power applied to it:
Shortly thereafter, the fan will begin spinning, and the glow plug will be gently raised in temperature as can be observed by the steady rise in power applied to it.
Note that the fan icon rotates to indicate the fan is running, along with the measured RPM!:
![ScreenDetailedGlowOn](uploads/48a4af091a68fe0cf4e3ddb23e508ea0/ScreenDetailedGlowOn.jpg)
It takes about a minute for the glow plug to receive full power, at which point the pump then starts:
It takes about a minute for the glow plug to receive full power, at which point the pump then starts.
The Pump being active is indicated by an animated rip, along with the actual pump rate:
![ScreenDetailedPumpOn](uploads/55de740283cf89c755995ef72fb98e7d/ScreenDetailedPumpOn.jpg)
The pump starts at a slow speed and steadily rises, along with fan speed to get the heater ignited.
Ignition tends to be sensed once the body temperature of the heat exchanger has risen by about 5-10 degC:
Ignition tends to be sensed once the body temperature of the heat exchanger has risen by about 5-10 degC.
The heat exchanger temperature being reported in the right hand side "thermometer bulb", and the actual value below:
![ScreenDetailedIgnited](uploads/646d40e69e4aad7eaf434301110684e1/ScreenDetailedIgnited.jpg)
Once the body temperature rises over about 65 degrees or so, the glow plug is shut down, all the while the fuel pump is progressively starts running faster until at full speed.