iGrow 800 - Analog Temp Sensor Averaging

iGrow 800 - Analog Temp Sensor Averaging

Analog Sensor Averaging: This option allows the user to average the data from separate analog sensors.

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For Sensor Averaging you would need to install multiple Analog Probes at strategic locations in greenhouse to get an overall temperature average.

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You would land your 2 wire probes on any of the 8 Analog Inputs not being used. once installed you would then map your sensors.

From the home screen you would hit OK->3. System Setup->3.Sensor Setup

In the Sensor Setup Screen we will be using Button #1 Map Sensors and Button #4 Analog Sensor Mapping

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First we will go into Map Sensors, press button #1, and we will map our In Temp to be AVERAGE.

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After that we will Press Button #4 Analog Sensor Mapping and we will check the Analog Input locations we have probes installed on . 

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When Finished, hit OK, then Hit the back button or the Home Button until the banner to SAVE pops up and just hit OK.

You have just set up your multiple Temp Probe to generate an overall average temperature within the greenhouse.
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