AFRC Home Screen - Revision history

Thomas Peterson at 14:53, 4 August 2022

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			== Overview ==

	The AFRC Home slide provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the slide shows the status of several sensors, and the right side shows control status and adjustments. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home slide provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the slide shows the status of several sensors, and the right side shows control status and adjustments. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

Thomas Peterson at 14:52, 4 August 2022

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	The AFRC Home ~~screen~~ provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the ~~screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for~~ the ~~individual banks~~ of the ~~engine. The~~ right side ~~of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position,~~ and ~~catalyst temperatures~~. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home slide provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the slide shows the status of several sensors, and the right side shows control status and adjustments. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

	[[File:~~AFRC Home Screen~~.~~jpg~~]]		[[File:Afrc-home.PNG\|600px]]

	~~AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank~~		=== Valve Control (“Engaged” AND “Manual”) ===

	~~=== CONTROL TOGGLE BUTTON (“Engaged” AND “Manual”) ===~~		Selecting the Valve Control buttons in the upper right corner toggles the valve control mode of the AFRC between “Engaged” and “Manual”. The mode highlighted is the active mode.
	Selecting the ~~“Control:” toggle button~~ in the upper right corner toggles the valve control mode of the AFRC between “Engaged” and “Manual”. The mode ~~currently displayed within the button~~ is the active mode.

	When the AFRC is in “Manual” mode:		When the AFRC is in “Manual” mode:

	* No control is active		* No control is active
	* Target setpoint and valve position can be adjusted manually ~~through~~ the ~~buttons available in the bank control boxes~~		* Target setpoint and valve position can be adjusted manually
			* The valve can be sent to the home position
	* If the AFRC Advanced "Auto Control" mode is active, no target buttons are displayed		* If the AFRC Advanced "Auto Control" mode is active, no target buttons are displayed

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	* If the AFRC Advanced “Auto Control” mode is active, no target buttons are displayed		* If the AFRC Advanced “Auto Control” mode is active, no target buttons are displayed

	=== ~~BANK CONTROL BOX~~ ===		=== O2 Target Box ===
	~~The control boxes~~ for each bank ~~contain the status of the~~ control~~, target setpoint of the sensor, actual reading of~~ the ~~sensor, and valve position. The “Rich” and “Lean” buttons adjust the target~~ setpoint ~~accordingly, and the “Open” and “Shut” valves adjust the valve position accordingly~~. ~~When the control is~~ in ~~“Auto” mode~~, the ~~“Open” and “Shut” buttons~~ are ~~disabled as the controller~~ automatically ~~adjusts the valve position to match the actual sensor reading with the desired target setpoint. The target setpoint value can be adjusted in either “Auto” or “Manual” control mode~~.		This box shows the current o2 target(s) for each bank. If in "Setpoint" control mode a button "Change Setpoint" can be used to change the setpoint(s). If in Autocontrol, the O2 targets are determined automatically.

	~~If the AFRC Advanced is in “Auto Control” mode, the “Lean” and “Rich” buttons are not displayed.~~		The status of the bank is displayed at the top of the page. The statuses of the banks are as follows:

	The status of the bank is displayed to the ~~right~~ of the ~~bank label~~. The statuses of the banks are as follows:

	* "No Run Signal" – No run signal is present or detected		* "No Run Signal" – No run signal is present or detected
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	* "Waiting for exhaust to warm up" – The AFRCA is waiting for the exhaust to reach a minimum operating temperature (before moving to load delay)		* "Waiting for exhaust to warm up" – The AFRCA is waiting for the exhaust to reach a minimum operating temperature (before moving to load delay)

	=== ~~BAR GRAPHS~~ ===		=== Gauges ===
	The “O2” bar ~~graph displays~~ the oxygen sensor readings in real time. Wideband sensors show richer values towards the bottom and leaner values towards the top. Narrowband sensors show richer values towards the top and leaner values towards the bottom. The graphs are labeled accordingly based on the sensor being used. Dual bank configurations will show two “O2” ~~bar graphs~~, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single ~~bar graph~~. ~~Red markers~~ indicate the target setpoint of the bank.		The “O2” bar gauge(s) display the oxygen sensor readings in real time. Wideband sensors show richer values towards the bottom and leaner values towards the top. Narrowband sensors show richer values towards the top and leaner values towards the bottom. The graphs are labeled accordingly based on the sensor being used. Dual bank configurations will show two “O2” gauges, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single gauge. Markers indicate the target setpoint of the bank.

	The “Valve” ~~bar graph displays~~ the full range of the valve, 0 to 499, for each bank with the top being all the way open (499), and the bottom being all the way closed (0). Dual bank configurations will show two “Valve” ~~bar graphs~~, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single ~~bar graph. A red bar over the valve bar graph(s) show the current home position(s)~~. ~~(AFRC software versions above 1444)~~		The “Valve” gauge(s) display the full range of the valve, 0 to 499, for each bank with the top being all the way open (499), and the bottom being all the way closed (0). Dual bank configurations will show two “Valve” gauges, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single gauge.

	The “Catalyst Temperature” ~~bar graph displays~~ the real-time readings for the pre-catalyst and post-catalyst thermocouples. Red ~~markers~~ indicate temperature alarm values configured.		The “Catalyst Temperature” gauges display the real-time readings for the pre-catalyst and post-catalyst thermocouples. Red areas indicate temperature alarm values configured. A marker on the graph shows the run signal trigger.

	=== ~~GRAPHS OF~~ AFRC ~~DATA OVER TIME~~ ===		=== AFRC Data Trends ===
	Any of the ~~three bar graph areas~~ on the AFRC Home screen can be selected to go to a short-term graph of the values along with some statistics. The "~~Go to~~ Datalog" button can be selected to graph longer-term values of that input.		Any of the gauges on the AFRC Home screen can be selected to go to a short-term graph of the values along with some statistics. The "Longer Term Datalog" button can then be selected to graph longer-term values of that input.

	=== ~~VALVE HOMING~~ ===		=== Valve Homing ===
	The AFRC valve(s) can be automatically or manually calibrated to a known “home” position. By default the home position is set at 249 steps, or in the middle of the valve range.		The AFRC valve(s) can be automatically or manually calibrated to a known “home” position. By default the home position is set at 249 steps, or in the middle of the valve range.

	The AFRC home position can be either saved on "Manual" to "Engaged" control transition, or can be user-defined. To set how the home position is saved, select "Setup" on the home screen followed by "Valve ~~Home Position(s)"~~.		The AFRC home position can be either saved on "Manual" to "Engaged" control transition, or can be user-defined. To set how the home position is saved, select "Setup" on the home screen followed by AFRC -> Valve Setup.

	The value will automatically calibrate or home to these positions after the engine run signal toggles from “Run” to “Off”. Alternatively, the valves can be manually homed by selecting the “Home Valves” button while in Engineering security mode and in “Manual” control mode.		The value will automatically calibrate or home to these positions after the engine run signal toggles from “Run” to “Off”. Alternatively, the valves can be manually homed by selecting the “Home Valves” button while in Engineering security mode and in “Manual” control mode.

	~~=== SENSOR READINGS ===~~
	~~The smaller box under the bar graphs display real-time readings of the catalyst thermocouples.~~

	~~=== BUTTONS ===~~
	~~The “Sensors” button provides access to the Sensors screen (Lite Pg. 320, Adv. Pg. 220), which displays real-time readings for all the sensors that are connected to the AFRC and are enabled.~~

	The “Setup” button provides access to additional configuration options for the AFRC including “Run Signal Trigger”, “Sensor Setup”, “Alarm Setup”, “Engineering Setup”, and “Mapping Setup”.

Sean Sanders at 17:06, 28 July 2022

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	The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

Sean Sanders at 17:05, 28 July 2022

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	The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

Sean Sanders at 17:05, 28 July 2022

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	The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

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	AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank		AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank

	=== CONTROL TOGGLE BUTTON (“Engaged” AND “Manual”) ===		=== CONTROL TOGGLE BUTTON (“Engaged” AND “Manual”) ===

Sean Sanders at 16:35, 28 July 2022

2022-07-28T16:35:10Z

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	The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.		The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

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	AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank		AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank

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The AFRC Home screen provides all the necessary information and functionality to select the target setpoint, adjust the valve, enable/disable control, and access additional setup features. The left side of the screen is broken up into boxes which represent control for the individual banks of the engine. The right side of the screen provides a visual indication, through bar graphs, of the oxygen content of the exhaust, valve position, and catalyst temperatures. A security mode of Setup or Engineering is required to make any adjustments or changes to this screen.

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AFRC Advanced or Lite Home Screen Shown In “Setpoint” Mode, Single Bank

=== CONTROL TOGGLE BUTTON (“Engaged” AND “Manual”) ===
Selecting the “Control:” toggle button in the upper right corner toggles the valve control mode of the AFRC between “Engaged” and “Manual”. The mode currently displayed within the button is the active mode.

When the AFRC is in “Manual” mode:

* No control is active
* Target setpoint and valve position can be adjusted manually through the buttons available in the bank control boxes
* If the AFRC Advanced "Auto Control" mode is active, no target buttons are displayed

When the AFRC is in “Engaged” mode:

* The valve automatically adjusts to meet the target setpoint
* Target setpoint is free to be adjusted while in “Engaged” mode, but the valve position is not
* If the AFRC Advanced “Auto Control” mode is active, no target buttons are displayed

=== BANK CONTROL BOX ===
The control boxes for each bank contain the status of the control, target setpoint of the sensor, actual reading of the sensor, and valve position. The “Rich” and “Lean” buttons adjust the target setpoint accordingly, and the “Open” and “Shut” valves adjust the valve position accordingly. When the control is in “Auto” mode, the “Open” and “Shut” buttons are disabled as the controller automatically adjusts the valve position to match the actual sensor reading with the desired target setpoint. The target setpoint value can be adjusted in either “Auto” or “Manual” control mode.

If the AFRC Advanced is in “Auto Control” mode, the “Lean” and “Rich” buttons are not displayed.

The status of the bank is displayed to the right of the bank label. The statuses of the banks are as follows:

* "No Run Signal" – No run signal is present or detected
* “Heater Warmup” – Run signal has been detected and the sensor heater is warming up to the operational temperature
* “Ready” – Sensor heater is warm and ready but control has not been enabled
* “Control Enabled, in Load Delay” – The load delay, defined on the Engineering Setup screen (Adv, Pg. 207/Lite Pg.306), is counting down before taking control
* “Attempting to Control” – Valve is actively adjusting to meet the desired target setpoint
* “Controlling” – The target setpoint has been met and control is stable
* “AutoControl is Active” – “Auto Control” control mode is currently engaged an operational
* “Failed Lean" – System is unable to maintain control and air fuel mixture is lean
* “Failed Rich” – System is unable to maintain control and air fuel mixture is rich
* “Invalid Readings” – Sensor values are outside the expected range
* “Heater Failure” – Sensor heater failed to warm up
* “AutoControl Startup State” – The AutoControl is in its startup state
* "Pre or Post Cat Over Temp" – One of the catalyst temperature readings are out of range
* "Waiting for exhaust to warm up" – The AFRCA is waiting for the exhaust to reach a minimum operating temperature (before moving to load delay)

=== BAR GRAPHS ===
The “O2” bar graph displays the oxygen sensor readings in real time. Wideband sensors show richer values towards the bottom and leaner values towards the top. Narrowband sensors show richer values towards the top and leaner values towards the bottom. The graphs are labeled accordingly based on the sensor being used. Dual bank configurations will show two “O2” bar graphs, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single bar graph. Red markers indicate the target setpoint of the bank.

The “Valve” bar graph displays the full range of the valve, 0 to 499, for each bank with the top being all the way open (499), and the bottom being all the way closed (0). Dual bank configurations will show two “Valve” bar graphs, one for each bank, while a single bank configuration will only show a single bar graph. A red bar over the valve bar graph(s) show the current home position(s). (AFRC software versions above 1444)

The “Catalyst Temperature” bar graph displays the real-time readings for the pre-catalyst and post-catalyst thermocouples. Red markers indicate temperature alarm values configured.

=== GRAPHS OF AFRC DATA OVER TIME ===
Any of the three bar graph areas on the AFRC Home screen can be selected to go to a short-term graph of the values along with some statistics. The "Go to Datalog" button can be selected to graph longer-term values of that input.

=== VALVE HOMING ===
The AFRC valve(s) can be automatically or manually calibrated to a known “home” position. By default the home position is set at 249 steps, or in the middle of the valve range.

The AFRC home position can be either saved on "Manual" to "Engaged" control transition, or can be user-defined. To set how the home position is saved, select "Setup" on the home screen followed by "Valve Home Position(s)".

The value will automatically calibrate or home to these positions after the engine run signal toggles from “Run” to “Off”. Alternatively, the valves can be manually homed by selecting the “Home Valves” button while in Engineering security mode and in “Manual” control mode.

=== SENSOR READINGS ===
The smaller box under the bar graphs display real-time readings of the catalyst thermocouples.

=== BUTTONS ===
The “Sensors” button provides access to the Sensors screen (Lite Pg. 320, Adv. Pg. 220), which displays real-time readings for all the sensors that are connected to the AFRC and are enabled.

The “Setup” button provides access to additional configuration options for the AFRC including “Run Signal Trigger”, “Sensor Setup”, “Alarm Setup”, “Engineering Setup”, and “Mapping Setup”.