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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. | ||
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Revision as of 15:28, 7 November 2022
This page describes the most basic use of a Zero Carbon Controller, plotting a temperature on a graph
Mechanical 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:
- Click the Palette button.
- Drag a few Pipe NTCs onto the page.
- Click the PROCESS button and press OK when prompted for the name.
- In the links that appear beneath the drawing, click Process Connections.
- Press COPY DATA to get the code to paste into your controller.