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PRODUCT MANUAL | XE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
5. Settings
The XE Temperature sensor has multiple settings which determine the behaviour and output of the interface. The settings can
be adjusted by sending X-talk setting commands via the API. After a power cycle, the settings always return back to default.
X001S[1:1]
X001S[1:2]
X001S[1:3]
X001S[1:4]
Setting 1: Status LED behaviour
1. LED always on
3. LED on, blink at trigger (default)
X001S[4:1]
X001S[4:3]
X001S[4:2]
X001S[4:4]
Setting 4: Trigger mode (Temperature)
1. No triggers, use data requests
2. Trigger on range change (default)
3. Trigger on value change (0.1°C)
4. Trigger on both range and value
5. Trigger on temp. value change (1°C)
When set to 4:1, the sensor will only trigger when any
of the API commands for data requests are send (see
page 3). When set to 4:2, the sensor will trigger when the
temperature reaches another temperature range. When
set to 4:3, the sensor will switch to triggering on the
temperature in degrees Celcius each time the temperature
changes by 0.1°C. When set to 4:4, the sensor will trigger
on changes in degrees Celcius and give an additional
trigger when a new temperature range is reached. When
set to 4:5, the sensor will trigger on the temperature in
degrees Celcius each time the temperature changes by
1°C. For more info, please see section 3, page 2.
X001S[4:5]
X001S[5:1]
X001S[5:3]
X001S[5:2]
X001S[5:4]
Setting 5: Trigger mode (Humidity)
1. No triggers, use data requests
2. Trigger on range change (default)
3. Trigger on value change (2%)
4. Trigger on both range and value
When set to 5:1, the sensor will only trigger when any
of the API commands for data requests are send (see
page 3). When set to 5:2, the sensor will trigger when the
humidity reaches another humidity range. When set to
5:3, the sensor will switch to triggering on the humidity
in percentages each time the humidity changes by 2%.
When set to 5:4, the sensor will trigger on changes in
humidity percentage and give an additional trigger when a
new humidity range is reached. For more info, please see
section 3, page 3.
X001S[10:X]
X001S[14:X]
X001S[11:X]
X001S[15:X]
X001S[12:X]
X001S[13:X]
Setting 10-15: Changing temperature range values
10. Lower value temp. range 1
11. Upper value temp. range 1
12. Lower value temp. range 2
13. Upper value temp. range 2
14. Lower value temp. range 3
15. Upper value temp. range 3
X001S[20:X]
X001S[24:X]
X001S[21:X]
X001S[25:X]
X001S[22:X]
X001S[23:X]
Setting 20-25: Changing humidity range values
20. Lower value humi. range 1
21. Upper value humi. range 1
22. Lower value humi. range 2
23. Upper value humi. range 2
24. Lower value humi. range 3
25. Upper value humi. range 3
custom trigger ranges. The lower or upper value of the
ranges can be given through the use of a simple formula:
X - 100 = °C. The outermost x-values that can be used
as lower or upper values are 75 (-25°C) and 175 (75°C).
However, the maximum recommended operating
temperature of the product is 50°C.
custom trigger ranges. Instead of the X-values above,
the new prefered humidity percentages can be set. The
outermost x-values that can be used as lower or upper
values are 1 and 99.
