Athena Technologies 16C instruction manual Alarm Output Type

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Output Menu

Note: The Control Menu does not apply to an Alarm Output Type; therefore, the Control Menu does not appear.

Alarms A1 & A2 can be set up using this same information

in themenu.

Alarm Output Type

Display Parameter

Selection

Output 1 Alarm Action

 

 

(Latching)

 

(Normal)

Output 1 Alarm Operation

(Process Low)

 

(Process High)

 

(Inverse Band)

 

(Normal Band)

 

(Deviation Low)

 

(Deviation High)

Output 1 Alarm Delay

0-9999 sec

Output 1 Alarm Inhibit

0-9999 sec

Output 1 Alarm Setpoint

Span of Sensor

Output 2 Alarm Action

 

 

(Latching)

 

(Normal)

Output 2 Alarm Operation

(Process Low)

 

(Process High)

 

(Inverse Band)

 

(Normal Band)

 

(Deviation Low)

 

(Deviation High)

Output 2 Alarm Delay*

0-9999 sec

Output 2 Alarm Inhibit**

0-9999 sec

Output 2 Alarm Setpoint

Span of Sensor

*Alarm Delay - the time delay between the detection of the alarm condition and the initiation and indication of the output action.

**Alarm Inhibit - prevents low setpoint alarm activation during cold startup applications.

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16C specifications

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One of the standout features of the 16C is its integrated multi-sensor environment, which includes not only traditional inertial sensors but also GPS, magnetometers, and barometric altimeters. This robust multi-sensor fusion system leverages cutting-edge algorithms to minimize errors, enhance reliability, and provide continuous position tracking regardless of external conditions. The flexibility of the sensor suite allows for easy integration into various platforms, whether fixed-wing, rotary-wing, or even ground-based vehicles.

Furthermore, Athena Technologies has prioritized ease of use with the 16C. The system comes equipped with intuitive software that simplifies mission planning and vehicle control. Users can easily adjust parameters, visualize data, and receive real-time feedback during operations, enhancing overall mission effectiveness. The user interface is designed to be user-friendly, catering to both experienced operators and newcomers to UAV technology.

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