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This page describes the most basic use of a Zero Carbon Controller, plotting temperatures on a graph
This page describes the most basic use of a Zero Carbon Controller, plotting temperatures on a graph.
 
In the real world this would be used (and often is) for monitoring the flow and return temperatures from a boiler.  This data tells us everything the boiler is doing, and is very useful in fault finding or improving efficiency.
 
== Mechanical Design ==
 
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== Electrical Design ==
== Electrical Design ==


We start with a wiring diagram.
We start with a wiring diagram.
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We know we want to strap a temperature sensor to a pipe, so we generate a wiring diagram for this:
We know we want to strap a temperature sensor to a pipe, so we generate a wiring diagram for this:


<div width="30%">
# Click the '''''Palette''''' button.
# Click the '''''Palette''''' button.
# Drag a few '''''Pipe NTC'''''s onto the page.
# Drag a few '''''Pipe NTC'''''s onto the page.
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#In the links that appear beneath the drawing, click '''''Process Connections.'''''
#In the links that appear beneath the drawing, click '''''Process Connections.'''''
#Press '''''COPY DATA''''' to get the code to paste into your controller.
#Press '''''COPY DATA''''' to get the code to paste into your controller.
</div>
 
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== Connection Data ==
 
The connection data provided above looks like this:
 
<pre>
[{"portId":"TH2","block":"TH2","channel":"2","name":"TH2 Signal","figure":"Input","portColor":"#00ff00","wiredTo":"ntcstrap2","wiredToPort":"temperature","signalType":"NTC10K","topicDevice":"ntcstrap2","topicKey":"temperature","mapUnits":"kΩ to °C","map":"[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"},{"portId":"TH1","block":"TH1","channel":"1","name":"TH1 Signal","figure":"Input","portColor":"#00ff00","wiredTo":"ntcstrap","wiredToPort":"temperature","signalType":"NTC10K","topicDevice":"ntcstrap","topicKey":"temperature","mapUnits":"kΩ to °C","map":"[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"}]
</pre>
 
Formatted for reading it is easier to see the structure. This shows two sensors, '''''ntcstrap''''' and '''''ntcstrap2'''''  (''topicDevice''), providing a '''''temperature''''' value (''topicKey'').
 
They are wired to terminals '''''TH1''''' and '''''TH2''''' on the controller.
 
The '''''map''''' value provides the NTC resistance mapping for the sensor used, in this case a Tasseron NTC10K.
 
<pre>
 
[
    {
        "portId": "TH2",
        "block": "TH2",
        "channel": "2",
        "name": "TH2 Signal",
        "figure": "Input",
        "portColor": "#00ff00",
        "wiredTo": "ntcstrap2",
        "wiredToPort": "temperature",
        "signalType": "NTC10K",
        "topicDevice": "ntcstrap2",
        "topicKey": "temperature",
        "mapUnits": "kΩ to °C",
        "map": "[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"
    },
    {
        "portId": "TH1",
        "block": "TH1",
        "channel": "1",
        "name": "TH1 Signal",
        "figure": "Input",
        "portColor": "#00ff00",
        "wiredTo": "ntcstrap",
        "wiredToPort": "temperature",
        "signalType": "NTC10K",
        "topicDevice": "ntcstrap",
        "topicKey": "temperature",
        "mapUnits": "kΩ to °C",
        "map": "[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"
    }
]

Latest revision as of 22:28, 7 November 2022

This page describes the most basic use of a Zero Carbon Controller, plotting temperatures on a graph.

In the real world this would be used (and often is) for monitoring the flow and return temperatures from a boiler. This data tells us everything the boiler is doing, and is very useful in fault finding or improving efficiency.

Mechanical Design

Electrical Design

We start with a wiring diagram.

We know we want to strap a temperature sensor to a pipe, so we generate a wiring diagram for this:

  1. Click the Palette button.
  2. Drag a few Pipe NTCs onto the page.
  3. Click the PROCESS button and press OK when prompted for the name.
  4. In the links that appear beneath the drawing, click Process Connections.
  5. Press COPY DATA to get the code to paste into your controller.

Connection Data

The connection data provided above looks like this:

[{"portId":"TH2","block":"TH2","channel":"2","name":"TH2 Signal","figure":"Input","portColor":"#00ff00","wiredTo":"ntcstrap2","wiredToPort":"temperature","signalType":"NTC10K","topicDevice":"ntcstrap2","topicKey":"temperature","mapUnits":"kΩ to °C","map":"[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"},{"portId":"TH1","block":"TH1","channel":"1","name":"TH1 Signal","figure":"Input","portColor":"#00ff00","wiredTo":"ntcstrap","wiredToPort":"temperature","signalType":"NTC10K","topicDevice":"ntcstrap","topicKey":"temperature","mapUnits":"kΩ to °C","map":"[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"}]

Formatted for reading it is easier to see the structure. This shows two sensors, ntcstrap and ntcstrap2 (topicDevice), providing a temperature value (topicKey).

They are wired to terminals TH1 and TH2 on the controller.

The map value provides the NTC resistance mapping for the sensor used, in this case a Tasseron NTC10K.


[
    {
        "portId": "TH2",
        "block": "TH2",
        "channel": "2",
        "name": "TH2 Signal",
        "figure": "Input",
        "portColor": "#00ff00",
        "wiredTo": "ntcstrap2",
        "wiredToPort": "temperature",
        "signalType": "NTC10K",
        "topicDevice": "ntcstrap2",
        "topicKey": "temperature",
        "mapUnits": "kΩ to °C",
        "map": "[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"
    },
    {
        "portId": "TH1",
        "block": "TH1",
        "channel": "1",
        "name": "TH1 Signal",
        "figure": "Input",
        "portColor": "#00ff00",
        "wiredTo": "ntcstrap",
        "wiredToPort": "temperature",
        "signalType": "NTC10K",
        "topicDevice": "ntcstrap",
        "topicKey": "temperature",
        "mapUnits": "kΩ to °C",
        "map": "[[42.739,-10],[27.396,0],[17.999,10],[12.099,20],[10,25],[8.308,30],[5.819,40],[4.151,50],[3.012,60],[2.221,70],[1.663,80],[1.262,90],[0.97,100],[0.755,110]]"
    }
]