General Information

The SMRT-100 consists of a factory installed low-voltage 5” high-resolution color touchscreen display, mounted on the front panel of the walk-in beside the door, a power/device wiring base installed in a weatherproof non-metallic box on top of the walk-in, and a single combination sensor for measuring both temperature and %RH inside the walk-in.

With the connection of a second sensor, the SMRT-100 can continuously monitor and display information for up to two separate rooms simultaneously.

The system may be enhanced by adding an optional SmartRite low-voltage pushbutton light switch installed on the same front panel as the SMRT-100, inside or outside of the walk-in room(s), and an optional SmartRite panic pushbutton installed inside the walk-in to activate an alarm in case of entrapment or other operator emergency.

The SMRT-100 also has the capability to use an optional interior mounted low-voltage motion sensor to control the lights, and/or an optional magnetic door switch to turn the lights on and/or automatically turn the evaporator coil blower fans off at entry.

The SMRT-100 has the capability for multi-way light switching from multiple door locations with the use of the low-voltage SmartRite switches (no 3 or 4-way required) and can modulate door jamb and view-port window heat as a percentage of time-on and time-off to save energy.

The SMRT-100 is set to “English” as the default language. If “Spanish“ is the preferred language, it may be selected from the Main Menu->Select Language setting.

To access the settings menu:

touch the “Menu” button at the lower left of the display. You will be prompted for a password;

enter the default password: 1 2 3 4

If the password is correct, you will have access to the Main Menu Settings.

Field Connection

Initial Wiring

Locate the conduit wiring stubs that protrude from the top of the door panel with the SMRT-100 display, switch (if applicable) and panic button (if applicable) installed. These stubs contain the 2, 3 or 4-conductor low voltage cable used to connect the devices to the power base. Mark and drill the ceiling panel(s) that sit on top of the door panel for the conduit stubs to pass through for access on top of the ceiling panel.

The Temperature and RH sensor should be mounted on the wall behind and to the left of the evaporator coil. They are each provided with 30’ of lead wire for connection to the Power Base. The sensor housing may be adhered to the wall using double-sided adhesive tape or by using a plastic wire tie with a screw mounting hole, and the lead wires may be routed along the ceiling for exit through the top corner of the doorway, or lead wires may be routed through a small ¼” diameter hole drilled through the ceiling panel and sealed with RTV Silicone sealant. Sensor leads should be routed to the non-metallic Power Base enclosure just as for the device leads.

Power Base Mounting

On INDOOR walk-ins only, locate the SmartRite Power Base module with non-metallic weatherproof enclosure on the roof of the walk-in in a readily accessible location and as near as possible to the conduit wiring stubs with the low voltage cables. On OUTDOOR walk-ins with a membrane roof cap, locate the Power Base module and enclosure at the top of the exterior wall with the closest accessibility to the wiring stubs and low voltage cables Each cable should be routed across the top of the ceiling panel and to the Power Base enclosure for connection to the Power Base.

Drill three each 7/8” diameter holes through the side of the non-metallic Power Base enclosure – one for device and sensor wiring, one for power wiring and one for light wiring. Install a ½” conduit size membrane cable seal fitting where the device cables will pass through and into the enclosure. ½” conduit fittings and associated conduit are to be installed from the power supply and light wiring stub as applicable. Once the device cables are routed and secured with adequate slack to prevent damage and are inserted through the fitting and into the enclosure, components are ready to be wired to the Power Base.

Power Base Wiring

Warning

To avoid damaging the electronic boards, ALWAYS put the TFT in Sleep Mode after disconnecting the power from the cold room because the system has a back-up battery connected to the display module that provide power to the base module, panic and external switches(see Sleep Mode Section).
In Sleep mode battery is disconnected from the base module. To reconnect the back-up battery just plug the main power to the system.

TFT Display

Connect the 4-conductor low voltage color-coded cable (r-red, gr- green, w- white, bk-black) from the SMRT-100 TFT display to the corresponding color-coded terminals marked “DISPLAY”, terminals 60, 59, 58 and 57 (see Power Base Wiring).

Temperature and RH Sensor Wiring

Connect the 4-conductor low voltage color-coded lead (r-red, gr- green, w- white, bk-black) from the Temperature and RH Sensor to the corresponding color-coded terminals marked “SENSOR1”, terminals 56, 55, 54 and 53 (see Power Base Wiring).

Note

Up to two rooms may be monitored with the use of a second sensor mounted in the second room and connected to terminals marked “SENSOR2”, terminals 52, 51, 50 and 49 (see Power Base Wiring).

Door Switch

A low-voltage (DO NOT USE LINE VOLTAGE) magnetic door switch, supplied with the SmartRite Monitor/ Alarm, may also be connected where door activated lighting and evaporator fan control are desired, or where door-open monitoring/alarm is desired. The door switch is supplied with low voltage leads that must be routed through the ceiling as previously described for the temperature sensor and device wiring cables back to the Power Base on top of the ceiling. Connect the 2-conductor low voltage color-coded cable (w-white, bk-black) from the door switch to the corresponding terminals marked “DSw1”, terminals 48, and 47 (see Power Base Wiring).

Note

up to two doors may be monitored with the use of a second magnetic switch mounted on the second door and connected to terminals marked “DSw2”, terminals 46 and 45 (see Power Base Wiring).

External Light Switch (if applicable)

Connect the 3-conductor low voltage color-coded cable (r-red, w- white, bk-black) from the external SmartRite push button light switch to the corresponding color-coded terminals marked “ELgt”, terminals 25, 24 and 23 (see Power Base Wiring).

Note

Up to three individual SmartRite light switches may be connected to the Power Base for control of lights from any of three rooms (R1, R2 and R3 - see Power Base Wiring).

Panic Switch (if applicable)

Connect the 4-conductor low voltage color-coded cable (r-red, gr- green, w- white, bk-black) from the Panic push button switch to the corresponding color-coded terminals marked “PANIC”, terminals 32, 31, 30 and 29 (see Power Base Wiring).

Note

Up to three individual SmartRite panic switches may be connected to the Power Base for panic alarm activation from any of rooms ( see Power Base Wiring).

Motion Switch (if applicable)

A low-voltage (DO NOT USE LINE VOLTAGE) motion detector, available as an option with the SmartRite Monitor/ Alarm, may also be connected where motion sensing lighting control is desired. The motion detector is supplied with low voltage leads that must be routed through the ceiling as previously described for the temperature sensor and device wiring cables back to the Power Base on top of the ceiling. Connect the 3-conductor low voltage color-coded cable (r-red, gr- green, bk-black) from the motion detector to the corresponding color-coded terminals marked “MOT”, terminals 28, 27, and 26 (see Power Base Wiring).

Note

Up to three individual motion detector switches may be connected to the Power Base for motion activation of all lighting from any of three rooms (R1, R2 and R3 - see Power Base Wiring).

Light Wiring

Connect the wiring from the room lights (field-installed, wiring and conduit from lights run by field electrician) to the Power Base terminals marked “LIGHT”, terminals 6 (*BK-LGT), 7 (WH-N) and 8(GR-G) (see Power Base Wiring). *Please note that this must not be a switched leg, but must be direct from the line side of the light fixture wiring).

Power Wiring

Connect the 120VAC power wiring from a 15 Amp overcurrent protected supply circuit directly to the Power Base terminals marked “POWER”, terminals 1 (BK-L), 2 (WH-N) and 3(GR-G) (see Power Base Wiring).

Startup and Operation 2.0

Apply 120VAC, 60hz, 15amp power. After a few seconds, the Home-Screen is displayed, indicating cold-room functional parameters:

room temperature(s) and %RH corresponding to the room(s) where the sensor(s) are mounted.
device alarms
device status: Wi-Fi connection status, real-time clock, and date, door heater(s) status, etc.

Home-Screen for the device, possible configurations:

Home Screen Structure

Home Screen Status Bar

Note

If Wi-Fi connection = OFF, no icon will be displayed.

Wi-FI Connection

= No Wi-Fi network was selected = No SSID and password was saved by the system
= Wi-Fi No Internet
= Wi-Fi Not Configured
= Wi-Fi Connected to the internet
= Connected to Server

Rechargeable Battery Status

= 0 %
= 25 %
= 50 %
= 75 %
= 100 %
= Charging
= No Battery

Real Time Clock

08:25:01 AM = hh : mm : ss and AM/PM

07/18/2022 = month / day / year

Room 1 Real-time Monitoring Area

In this area the functional parameters for room 1 are indicated:

Room 1 type:

Cooler, Freezer, or Auto*

*indicated until the system automatically detects the type, if the system is set to autodetect the room type.

Temperature

Measured in Room 1 in °F or °C according to system settings

Humidity

[ % ] measured in Room 1

Door Open Indicator

Indicates if the room door is opened, ; if closed – the icon is hidden

Door heater for room 1

indicated only when the heater is on. The heater is on only when the room temperature goes under a settable value (ex. Docs 35°F), set by the Start Air Temperature

Note

The door heaters are on/off according to a PDM (Pulse Duration Modulation) cycle with an 8-minutes period; the on-time is set by the Percentage parameter in Menu -> Settings (see 3.1.4 for details).

Example

If the Start Air temperature is set to 35°F and the Percentage is set to 60%, it means that as long as the air temperature inside room 1 goes under 35°F, the door heater will be on for 4.8 min. (60/100 x 8min and off for 3.2min.).

Motion Detector Indicator

if the motion detector switch is active, the icon is visible only when motion is detected in room 1; in this case, the light is set on.

Note

The motion is active only if the Motion Detector Switch parameter is set to YES in Technician Menu (see 3.2.4 for details).

Room 2 Real-time Monitoring Area

Similar to Room 1 real-time monitoring area.

Note

If only one room is installed, Room 2 Real-time Monitoring Area is hidden and Room 1 Real-time Monitoring Area will extend over it.

Notification Bar

If there are any active device alarms, the Home Screen will display a red Notification Bar, indicating the corresponding alarm description and time and the alarm will sound.

Examples

“High Temp. Alarm”
“High Temp. Alarm”
“Low Humidity Alarm”
“Panic Alarm”

Note

Press to stop the buzzer beeping. The buzzer symbol will turn grey. This silences and resets the alarm beeper, however, the visual alarm(s) will still be displayed as long as the alarms remain active.

If multiple alarms are active simultaneously, press the Notification Bar to access the Alarm Menu Screen.

Press for every active alarm to stop the buzzer beeping. The buzzer symbol will mark it. This silences and resets the alarm beeper, however, the visual alarm(s) will still be displayed as long as the alarms remain active

Navigation Bar

Contains the buttons to navigate to Menu and the rooms Light Switch.

Press Menu to access the programming menu.

Light Switch

Light switch turns on and off the light in the rooms.

Evaporator Fan Switch

If evaporator fan switch is installed and enabled in Technician Settings the a Evaporator Fan button will appear at the bottom of the menu button.

To avoid displacing cold air with warm air when users are opening the door, press Evap. Fan Switch and the evaporator fan will stop blowing when the door is opened; the fan will restart according to user-selectable time and temperature conditions (see 3.1.5 for details on how to set up this function).

Setup 3.0

To access the settings menu:

touch the “Menu” button at the lower left of the display. You will be prompted for a password;

enter the password (4 digits) and when completed press “Ok”

The default password is: 1 2 3 4

If the password is correct, you will have access to the Main Menu Settings.

Note

The Menu Password can be modified by the user; access Menu->Change Password The menu password is a 4-number format pin code.

Main Menu

Main menu screen

Date and time

Date and Time Setup

Hour – advance < > to current, AM or PM
Minute – advance < > to current
Month, Day, Year – advance < > to current
Time Zone – advance < > to current (Default = UTC – 4:00 Atlantic Time)
Daylight Savings Time – < > to “Yes” or “No” (Default = Yes)

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” or “Back” to cancel the selection

Note

If the system is connected to the Internet, the RTC will be synchronized automatically.

Important

Manually set up the Time Zone and Daylight Saving Time according to your local requirements.

Rooms Types Setup Menu

Used to set the room type (cooler or freezer). The functional parameters, alarms and warnings will be set automatically according to the selected type. During installation, you can choose the autodetect function. In the user selectable autodetect time, the system will automatically detect the installed room type and set parameters accordingly.

Room #1 Type Setup

Select to “Cooler”, “Freezer”, or “Auto”*
(Default = Cooler)

Note

*Auto setting will automatically detect room type after “Autodetect time”

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Room #2 Type Setup (only available if 2 sensors are set in Technician Menu)

Repeat the procedure as for Room #1 Type

Autodetect Time Setup

Select to set 1 to 12 hours for SMRT-100 to automatically detect room type accordingly (Default = 1 hour)

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Room #1/Room #2 Alarms parameters

First select the room to set the functional parameters for.

Temp. High Alarm

advance Select to desired alarm
temperature
Cooler default = 45°F
Freezer default = 20°F

Room type is indicated at the top of the menu

This is an example of how values are being modified inside menu sections

Value: 45°C - is the value you want to set your parameter

Value: 50 (upper) & -20 (lower) - represents the interval of the minimum and maximum values.

Temp. Low Alarm

Select to desired temperature
Cooler default = 33°F
Freezer default = -25°F

Room type is indicated at the top of the menu

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Humidity High Alarm

Select to desired humidity
Cooler default = 80°F
Freezer default = 75°F

Room type is indicated at the top of the menu

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Humidity Low Alarm

Select to desired humidity
Cooler default = 30°F
Freezer default = 35°F

Room type is indicated at the top of the menu

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Room #2 Alarms only available if 2 sensors are set in the Technician Menu- Repeat the procedure as for Room #1 Type

Heaters Setup

Used to set the door heaters and window heater control parameters according to the programmed room type (cooler or freezer). The door heaters are on/off according to a PDM cycle with an 8-minute period; the on-time is set by the Percentage parameter in Menu  Settings (see 3.1.4 for details). For example, if the Start Air temperature is set to 35°F and the Percentage is set to 60%, it means that as long as the air temperature inside room 1 goes under 35°F, the door heater will be on for 4.8 min. (60/100 x 8min and off for 3.2min.).

Door #1 Heater

Enabled- Select to Yes or No
Default = Yes

Percentage- Select to the desired % from 0% to 100% of the time from an 8 min period the heater is on.
Default = 50%

Start Air Temperature- Select to the desired temperature from -20 to +50°F below which the heater operates
Default = 45°F

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Door #2 Heater

Only available if 2 sensors are set in the Technician Menu

Repeat the procedure as for Room #1 Type

VU Heater

= Enabled (Default)

= Disabled

Percentage- Select to the desired % from 0% to 100% of time from an 8 min period the heater is on.
Default = 75%

Start Air Temperature- Select to desired temperature from -20 to +50°F below which the heater operates
Default = 45°F

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Evaporator Fan Switch Setup

Used to set the parameters to control the evaporator fans upon entry into the cold room. To avoid displacing cold air with warm air when users are opening the door, press Evap. Fan Switch and the evaporator fans will stop blowing. The fan will restart according to user-selectable time and temperature conditions.

= Enabled

= Disabled (Default)

Override time- Select to minutes between 1 to 60 min. of fan “Off” duration, after which the fan automatically turns back “On”
Default = 5min

Temp fail-safe- Select to the desired temperature between 35 and 90°F at which the fan automatically turns back “ON”
Default = 45°F

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Light & Door Setup

Use to set the room’s lights control. Room lights are controlled by the TFT light button and can be automatically turned on or off by other user selectable settings.
The door opening can turn on the light if to the door switch is enabled. The motion detector can turn the light on if enabled and motion is detected in the room.
The light will be automatically turned off after a user selectable time.

Light Auto Off Enabled

= On

= Off

Default = No

If enabled, the light will automatically turn off after the user selectable time expires.

Light Auto Off Time- Select to desired minutes between 1 and 60 min. after which the light automatically turns “OFF”
Default = 30 min

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Door 1 Switch Enabled

= Enabled (Default)

= Disabled

Enabled means that the door switch is installed and active.

Light On Door Switch

= Enabled (Default)

= Disable

When enabled, the light will automatically turn on when the door is opened

Door 1 Open Alarm

= Enable (Default)

= Disable

When enabled, an alarm is generated if the door is left open for a period of time exceeding the user selected “Open Alarm Time.”

Open Alarm Time

Select to desired minutes between 1 and 60 min. of delay before Door Open Alarm activates

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Door 2 Switch Enabled - Repeat the procedure as for Door #1

Technician Menu

The technician menu is used to set the system, usually when it is installed.

Warning

Do not modify these settings unless qualified and authorized to make these changes.

Temperature Unit

Use it to set if the temperature is displayed in °F or °C.

Select to °F (Default) or °C

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

This is example of how values are being modified inside menu sections

Value: 45°C - is the value you want to set your parameter

Value: 999 (Min) & 999 (Max) - represents the interval of the minimum and maximum values.

Probe Adjust

Use this parameter to compensate for any differences between the measured temperature at the probe location and the temperature displayed on the TFT (in case the probe cannot be positioned in the exact desired position or in similar situations).

Note

There is no need to compensate for the cable lengths, because the system uses calibrated digital sensors both for temperature and humidity.

Probe #1 Adjust

Select to the desired temperature reading offset, between -10° and +10° if necessary
Default = 0.0°

Offset is in °F or °C, according to the Temperature unit parameter

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Probe #2 Adjust - only available if 2 Probes are selected - Repeat as for Probe 1 Adjust

Panic Switch

Set this parameter to Enabled – Yes if the Panic Switch is installed.

Select to Yes or NO
Default = NO

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Motion Detector

Set this parameter to Enabled – Yes if the Motion Detector Switch is installed. The motion detector will switch the light on and keep it on as long as motion is detected in the room.

Select to Yes or NO
Default = YES

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Number of Probes – Select to 1 or 2 (Default = 1)

The number of probes corresponds to the number of rooms to be monitored. One probe can be mounted per room. The probe contains 1 temperature sensor and one humidity sensor.

Select to 1 or 2
Default = 1

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Sanitation Cycle Setup 3.2.6

Use this menu to set up to 30 sanitation cycles. The user can set the cycle start time and duration.

Sanitation Cycle Start

Select to Yes or NO
Default = No

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Cycle #1

Start Time

Select to the desired time of day cycle starts

Duration

Select to the number of minutes cycle lasts between 00:00 and 60:00 Format: MM SS Note. Maxim duration can be set to 60:00 (60 min. and 00 sec.)

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Cycle #2 - #30 - Repeat as for Cycle #1

Press "Next to navigate to the next cycles screen

Brightness – Select to % TFT Brightness

This setting allows the user to adjust the brightness of the TFT display screen to compensate for high or low ambient light conditions, or to prolong the life of the display.

Select to the desired brightness level between 5 and 100% Default = 75%M

Advise.
Use 100% when using the room outside.
Using lower brightness levels will prolong the TFT lifetime.

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Wi-Fi Setup

Use this menu to:

enable the Wi-Fi connection for the system
setup de Wi-Fi connection
visualize the Wi-Fi settings (if already connected)

To setup the Wi-Fi connection you can use the Smartrite Mobile App, also, but only if the Wi-Fi connection is set to active!

Visualize device connection information: Device ID and Device Wi-Fi MAC; these information are coded in a scannable QR code, also.

Use this information to add the device on the server using the Smartrite Mobile app!

Note

You can quickly access this menu from the Home screen, if you press Wi-Fi Connection icon .

Note

You can quickly access this menu from the Home screen, if you press Wi-Fi Connection icon

Wi-Fi Enable

Select the switch button to activate / disactivate the Wi-Fi connection

= Enabled

= Disabled (Default)

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Note

If the Wi-Fi is disabled, the connection to the server will be lost, but the last network the device was connected to will still be stored in the systems memory. Therefore, if you will enable again the Wi-Fi connection, the system will automatically connect to the previous SSID. This does not apply if you press the forget button

Wi-Fi Settings

Wi-Fi network information

The system automatically populates the following information: Connected Wi-Fi name (SSID)

Device IP address
Device subnet mask
Gateway IP address

Wi-Fi Signal Strenght (RSSI) indication in dB

If the WI-Fi signal is strong(over -85dB) -> the attenuation value is indicated with green, near the Wi-Fi icon, on the top left of the TFT
(ex:

-75 dB)

If the WI-Fi signal is weak(under -85dB) -> the attenuation value is indicated with red, near the Wi-Fi icon, on the top left of the TFT
(ex:

-92 dB)

This means that the user must improve the Wi-Fi signal near the Smartrite device (place the AP closer to the Smartrite or mount a supplementary AP)

Scan for other Wi-Fi networks

Click this button, and the device will scan for the available Wi-Fi networks within its range and show them in a list ordered by signal strength, with the strongest signal shown first.

At the top of the list, the current network (SSID) to which the system is connected is indicated.

Click to modify the current network connection settings.

Click to forget the current network.

Below that, a list of up to 20 available Wi-Fi networks within the device's range is displayed. These networks are ordered by signal strength, with the strongest signal shown first.

Click the desired SSID and the device will ask you to setup the connection parameters.

Note

The device only supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks.

Click to rescan for the available Wi-Fi networks within the device range.

Network connection

Beneath the Network connection title, the Wi-Fi network's security level is indicated, whether it's open, encrypted, etc.

Enter password
If the network in encrypted, you are asked to enter the network password
DHCP

If DHCP is activated
the router will set the connection parameters (device IP address, subnet mask, and gateway IP).

If DHCP is deactivated
the device will prompt you to manually set the Device IP address, Subnet mask, and Gateway IP for the Wi-Fi connection to the router. .

After everything is set, click Connect to establish a connection to the selected Wi-Fi network using the parameters you entered.

Forget current network

This system indicates:

The Wi-Fi network name (SSID) to which it is currently connected
The corresponding icon for the
Wi-Fi connection state -see link to Current connection info:

When you click this button, you select the Forget current Wi-Fi network option. The device will remove the saved information about that network from its memory. This includes the network's name (SSID) and its password.

Note

To reconnect to this Wi-Fi network, you will need the password, so use this option with care.

Sleep Mode

The function allows the Technician to put the system into a Sleep Mode when the unit is powered down to conserve the battery. Use this mode during shipment or other extended off periods to conserve battery. To use this mode the system must be operating on battery backup (power off).

Power off the system when you need to work on the electrical wires connected to it. If the system has a battery backup follow up the power down procedure

Disconnect the system from the mains.
Turn on the sleep mode: from the TFT access Menu->Sleep Mode

Warning

In Sleep mode battery is disconnected from the base module. To reconnect the back-up battery just plug the main power to the system.

Select to Yes or NO
Default = No

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Note

If you will enter this mode with the mains power on, the system will run a hardware reset only

Logger Setup

This screen contains:

the setup parameter that determines how often the functional data (called periodic events) are stored in the system memory and on the cloud server (if the system is connected to the Internet).
Clear events function –clears all functional events stored in the device’s internal memory.
Modbus parameters are used for the device to connect to a PC through the serial connection using the Modbus RS485 protocol.

Note

Over 100,000 periodic events are stored in the internal memory; ALL events (periodic events plus alarms) for 1 year of functioning can be stored on the cloud server.

Logger Frequency

Select to frequency, in minutes between 1 and 60 min., for data collection
Default = 15 minutes

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Clear Events

Select Yes to No
Default: No

When set to YES, all the functional events will be cleared from the device's internal memory.

Note

Note. The events transferred in the cloud will not be deleted using this function!

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Modbus parameters

ID Modbus

Select to choose the desired device serial ID from 1 to 255
Default: 1

Baud rate

Select to choose the serial communication speed between 9600, 19200 or 38400
Default: 9600

Parity

Select to choose the communication parity between None, Even or Odd, according to the PC software requirements
Default: None

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Clean Condenser Setup

This parameter allows the operator / Technician to set a repeating condenser cleaning interval reminder.

Enabled

Select to Yes or NO
Default = Yes

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Alarm Interval

Select to number of days (between 1 and 60 days) between cleanings
Default = 30 days

Save” to save, then “

Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

Change Password

This may be used for customization of the password for the programming menu. The password is a 4 digit (numerals 0 -9) pin.

Note

The factory default password is 1234.

Enter the old password

Then press "OK"

Enter the new password

EX: 2345
Then press "OK"

Confirm new password

EX: 2345
Then press "OK"

The new password is saved and the system automatically returns to Settings Screen

Select Language

Select to English or Spanish
Default = English

Press " Save” to save, then “Back” “Back” to cancel the selection

About

This menu centralizes all general information and main settings with the possibility to edit the information about the device..

To edit the device information, simply press to edit the desired field.

Press "Back" to go to the main Menu Settings

Note

All parameters can be set using web application.
smartrite.everidge.com -> Devices -> Select Device -> Press Show Parameters button
Maximum field length: 16 chars