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Note 10. PRG parameter allows users to enable or disable the multi-step

cooking program. By default, PRG is set to "OFF" and this controller operates

in single-step mode. To enable the multi-step mode, change parameter PRG

to "ON". For detailed information on multi-step mode, please refer to Section

5.3.

Note 11. OL-Detection is a parameter to enable to disable the Open-Lid

Detection feature, which automatically pause the fan if the controller detects a

significant temperature drop caused by opening the lid. By default, this feature

is enabled and the OL-Detection is set to "ON". For more details on the

Open-Lid Detection, please refer to Section 9.1.

Note 12. FMRV, or Fan Minimum Running Voltage, allows users to set the

minimum output voltage for the connected fan when the output is at 1%. This

parameter only affects Fan-Speed Control Mode. The default FMRV setting is

4.0 V, a value recommended for blowers sold by Auber Instruments. Typically,

there is no need to adjust this parameter when using the controller on an

uninsulated metal wall smoker (such as a Weber Smokey Mountain smoker).

However, due to variations in the friction of bearings among different fans or

blowers, the minimum voltage required to overcome kinetic friction may differ

between models or as the bearings age. In such cases, it might be necessary

to adjust the FMRV. For instance, if the controller's output percentage is at 0%,

but the pit temperature remains above the set point for more than 20 minutes,

the fan might still be running. In such a scenario, you can switch to Manual

Fan-Speed mode (Manual-FS), set the output to 1%, and gradually reduce the

FMRV value until the fan is barely running.

Note 13. OUTH and OUTL represent the Output High Limit and Output Low

Limit, respectively. These two parameters allow users to set a maximum

output percentage and a minimum output percentage for a fan. Both

parameters can be configured within the range of 0% to 100%, with the

condition that OUTH must be greater than OUTL.

Note 14. C-F is the setting for temperature unit. The temperature can be

displayed either in Celsius (°C) or in Fahrenheit (°F).

Note 15. Pb1, Pb2, and Pb3 are probe calibration offset values for Probe 1

(pit probe), Probe 2 (food probe), and Probe 3 (food probe) respectively. The

calibration offset value will be added to the raw probe reading to give the final

reading. For example, if the Probe 1 (pit probe) reads 33°F in an ice/water

bath, which is 1°F degree higher than what we think it should be (32°F), you

can set Pb1 = -1.0.

Note 16. Buzzer is the setting that allows users to enable or disable the build-

in buzzer in the controller. By default, the Buzzer is set to "ON" to enable the

on-board buzzer.

Note 17. nFIL is the Powerline Filter setting. Set this parameter to "A" for

50Hz power frequency, "B" for 60Hz power frequency, or "Auto" for auto-

detection. By factory default, this powerline filter is set to "B" for 60Hz.

Note 18. Brightness is the parameter for adjusting the LCD screen backlight.

It can be set between 0 and 10, with 10 being the brightest.

Note 19. Push Alarm is the parameter to enable or disable notifications for

temperature alarms being pushed to a paired mobile device. By default, the

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Push Alarm is set to "On", allowing temperature alarms to be pushed to a

paired mobile device.

Note 20. Push Step is the parameter enables or disables notifications for

cooking steps being sent to a paired mobile device. Notifications are sent

when a cooking step is finished or when the entire cooking program is

completed. By default, Push Step is set to "On", allowing step event

notifications being pushed to a paired mobile device.

Note 21. Reset is the action that restores all parameters to their factory

default values. Selecting 'Yes' to Reset prompts the device to reboot, reverting

all settings to their original factory state. It's important to note that this action

does not impact the WiFi connection.

Note 22. Reset WiFi is the action that puts the WiFi module into WiFi pairing

mode, also known as Access Point mode. This action doesn't affect the

parameter settings. Upon selecting "Yes" to Reset WiFi, the device will reboot,

and the blue LED indicator should start blinking rapidly, indicating that the

device is ready to pair with a mobile device.

Note 23. Update is the action to check for and install a new firmware version if

available. Please ensure the device has a stable WiFi connection and a

reliable power supply during this process.

7. Using and Mounting the Controller

7.1 Operating Temperature

The operating environment temperature for the controller is from 32°F ~

122°F (0°C ~ 50°C). The controller should be placed away from the heat

from a smoker/grill to protect the plastic housing and electronics. Please

also avoid exposing the controller under directly sunlight during hot

summer days.

7.2 Protect the Controller from Rain

The case is not water-proof. If you want to use under light rain even for a

short period, it's better to cover the controller with a transparent and

waterproof bag or a container. Please also lift the controller from the

ground or any surface that may cause splashed water get into the case

from the bottom of the controller.

7.3 Mounting Hooks

Two mounting hooks and two M4 screws are supplied with the controller.

These hooks can be installed as shown in Figure 9 and 10.

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