596.1226 - EN - 201209 Airtelligence - Provis - 2.0

Operating Instructions
Compressor Control
airtelligence provis 2.0
Operating Instructions
for the superordinate
compressor control
airtelligence provis 2.0
BOGE KOMPRESSOREN
Postfach 10 07
33507 Bielefeld
Otto-Boge-Straße 1-7
33739 Bielefeld
Phone:+49 5206 601-0

Fax: +49 5206 601-200
Mail: [email protected]
Net: www.boge.com
Date: 09 / 2012
No. 596.1226 01
Nominal charge: € 5.00
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Contents
Contents
Part 1: 1.1 How to use these Operating Instructions..................................... 1

airtelligence provis 2.0 Who are these instructions for? ........................................................ 1
Contents of these Operating Instructions ......................................... 1
Additional documents ....................................................................... 1
Reading these Operating Instructions .............................................. 2
Safety warnings ................................................................................ 3
1.2 airtelligence provis 2.0 Control ..................................................... 4
1.3 Safety ............................................................................................... 5

Switch cabinet................................................................................... 5
Operator responsibilities ................................................................... 5
Data storage ..................................................................................... 5
Preventing damage to touch panel ................................................... 6
1.4 Touch Panel .................................................................................... 6

Housing the touch panel ................................................................... 6
Using the touch panel ....................................................................... 7
View of operating interface ............................................................... 7
"Help" function .................................................................................. 8
1.5 Basic information about airtelligence provis 2.0......................... 9

Structure of the control ..................................................................... 9
Navigating to sub-views.................................................................. 10
Overview of the views..................................................................... 10
Overview of operating modes ......................................................... 11
1.6 Operational Controls and Display Symbols............................... 16

Operational controls........................................................................ 16
Display symbols.............................................................................. 19
1.7 Main Views .................................................................................... 22

"State" main view............................................................................ 22
"Schedule" main view ..................................................................... 27
"Profile" main view .......................................................................... 28
"Course" main view......................................................................... 29
"Presetting" main view .................................................................... 31
1.8 Login .............................................................................................. 32
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Contents
1.9 Configuring control parameters .................................................. 32

Overview of work steps................................................................... 33
Set languages and units ................................................................. 33
Set "Date/time" ............................................................................... 36
Setting up compressors .................................................................. 37
Set up equipment............................................................................ 43
Configure control parameters ......................................................... 50
Set up profiles ................................................................................. 53
Set up schedule .............................................................................. 57
Set maintenance counters .............................................................. 59
Save settings .................................................................................. 61
Network size learn mode ................................................................ 63
Communication settings ................................................................. 64
1.10 Troubleshooting ........................................................................... 65

Acoustic alert .................................................................................. 65
Fault message when saving data ................................................... 65
Fault message when loading data .................................................. 65
Warning, fault and event messages ............................................... 65
1.11 Maintenance .................................................................................. 66

Cleaning the display ....................................................................... 66
Updating software ........................................................................... 66
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airtelligence provis 2.0 1.1 How to use these Operating Instructions
Part 1: airtelligence provis 2.0 1.1 How to use these Operating Instructions
Who are these These Operating Instructions are for BOGE customers who wish to use the
instructions for? superordinate airtelligence provis 2.0 compressor control to control the com-
pressed air production of several compressors linked together to form a com-
pressed air station (combined compressor system).
The user is required to meet the following conditions and have the following
technical experience in order to professionally operate the control:
– Familiarity with the compressor system;
– Technical training in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering;
– Basic training given by BOGE in the use of the airtelligence provis 2.0 .
Contents of these These operating instructions cover only the parameter configuration and oper-
Operating Instructions ation of the control.
The following work on the compressor system is NOT covered by these in-
structions and must not be performed:
– Work such as electrical commissioning of the control, maintenance and
repairs;
– Work on the control which requires the switch cabinet to be opened. This
includes, for example, switching the control on and off and installing up-
dates;
– Work on compressors and equipment, such as connecting them to the
superordinate control.
This work must be performed by authorized professionals only. Authorized
professionals include, for example, BOGE service personnel.
BOGE recommends that the airtelligence provis 2.0 control and the com-
pressors and equipment connected to it are set up and started up for the first
time by BOGE service personnel. Maintenance work, such as control unit up-
dates, are also carried out by BOGE service personnel.
BOGE's customer service department can be contacted at the following

telephone number:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
Additional documents The following documents are required for work which is not covered by these
Operating Instructions:
– Operating instructions for the compressors connected to it;
– Operating instructions for the equipment connected to it;
– Operating instructions for the subordinate controls.
The safety instructions in particular given in these documents must be fol-
lowed!
The following section includes information on reading these Operating Instruc-
tions as well as information on the types of warning notices used in these
Operating Instructions.
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Reading these Operating The following table contains an overview of all design elements as an aid to
Instructions reading these Operating Instructions:
Symbol Meaning
Administrator mode
In this area, settings can only be made
in administrator mode after success-
fully logging in.
See section 1.8 Login, page 34
Instructions for optimising operat-

ing procedures
Particularly important instructions
which help to optimise operating pro-
cedures are shown with a frame and
the symbol indicated.
► Main view ► Sub-view 1 Navigation

► Sub-view 2
This view facilitates navigation within
the control. The overview shows how
you can obtain the view which you
currently require.
– Info 1 List
– Info 2 Important information is listed for easy
– Info 3 visualization.
1. Action step 1 Numbering

2. Action step 2 Action steps are numbered and must
3. Action step 3 be carried out in the order shown.
Æ Feedback on action Feedback

The arrow shows the result that is to
be expected after an action step has
been taken.
(1) Illustrations
(2) Illustrations of the touch panel user
(3) interface are subdivided with frames
as necessary. Each frame is num-
bered.
Tab. 1.1: Overview of all design elements for reading these Operating Instruc-
tions.
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Safety warnings Warning notices warn of dangers which exist while carrying out certain ac-
tions.
Signal words
The following signal words are used:
Signal word Meaning
WARNING Warns of serious injury
CAUTION Warns of data loss
NOTICE Warns of faults or disruptions to operations
Warning signs
The following warning signs are used:
Warning Meaning
signs
Warns of a hazard area
Warns of dangerous electrical voltages
Design of warning notices

Warning notices are designed as follows:
WARNING Type and source of danger
This is where the consequences are described if the warning notice is not
heeded.
Î Hazards can be prevented in this way.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.2 airtelligence provis 2.0 Control
1.2 airtelligence provis 2.0 Control
The airtelligence provis 2.0 is a superordinate compressor control. A super-

ordinate control regulates several compressors linked together into a com-
bined compressor system. It takes over the coordination of compressed air
production of the various compressors and so controls the entire combined
compressor system.
How it works
Each compressor (e.g. BOGE SF 150, C 30) within the combined compressor
system has its own control which is subordinated to the airtelligence provis
2.0 control (z.B. BOGE FOCUS). The sole function of this is to monitor and
regulate the settings and operation of the various compressors. The subordi-
nate control must be adjusted in such a way that it follows the lead given by
the superordinate control. For this reason, read the corresponding instructions
in the operating instructions for the subordinate compressor controls as well.
It is also possible to connect up additional equipment, such as sensors, and
have this equipment monitored by the control.
Connecting the components

Connection of compressors and equipment to the control as well as subse-
quent communication take place through a RS-485 serial interface using a
Modbus RTU protocol.
Equipment is connected to the control using a Modbus interface module (Mod-
bus I/O). This also applies for compressors which do not have a control with a
suitable Modbus RTU interface (e.g. BOGE BASIC).
The Modbus addresses 1 to 16 are designed for compressors (including com-
pressors connected with a Modbus interface module) and the Modbus ad-
dresses 80 to 99 are designed for equipment.
Fig. 1.1: Combined compressor system controlled by the superordinate airtel-

ligence provis 2.0 control.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.3 Safety
1.3 Safety
Read the airtelligence provis 2.0 Operating Instructions, and in particular the
following safety instructions, before starting up the control for the first time and
before performing any other work!
Switch cabinet The control is housed in a separate switch cabinet. The touch panel for the
control is integrated in the front panel of the switch cabinet. The control is oper-
ated with the switch cabinet closed using only the touch panel.
WARNING Risk of electric shock due to live parts!
There are live parts inside the switch cabinet. There is a risk of electric
shock if the switch cabinet is opened by unauthorized persons.
Î NEVER open the switch cabinet during operation!
Î Only use the touch panel when the switch cabinet is closed!
Note that these Operating Instructions only cover settings which you can make
using the control's touch panel (see the Touch panel section on page 7).
Operator responsibilities Switch cabinet

The key for opening the switch cabinet must only be handed out to qualified
persons (competent electricians) who have been authorized accordingly by
the operator.
Setting up the control system

Settings must only be made to the control by qualified persons who have been
authorized to do so by the operator.
Data storage Unsecured data from compressor or equipment configuration and configura-
tion of parameters for the control may be lost due to faults and/or necessary
resets to the control. airtelligence provis 2.0 provides options for saving data
which are described in the paragraphs which follow.
CAUTION Loss of unsecured settings
Settings that have not been saved on the SD card are deleted in the event
of a reset of the control.
Î Save the configuration of connected components and control parameter
configurations using the functions "Save" and "Save settings".

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.4 Touch Panel
"Save" function
The control has an SD card which can be used to save configurations with the
aid of the "Save" button. Always use the option of saving data if this is present-
ed by the "Save" button. This permanently saves configurations (e.g. through
Profiles/Schedule) and ensures that they continue to be available after a fault
and/or a control reset.
"Save settings" function

It is recommended that settings are saved after completing the configuration
of control parameters in order to prevent standard settings from being lost.
This applies for compressor settings and control settings.
Preventing damage to Do not use sharp objects to operate the touch panel or any other object that
touch panel may scratch it. BOGE does not accept liability for any damage resulting from
improper use.
1.4 Touch Panel
The following paragraphs contain information on housing and operating the

touch panel. The airtelligence provis 2.0 control is operated using the touch
panel only.
Housing the touch panel The control is housed in a separate switch cabinet. The touch panel is
attached to the front panel of the switch cabinet.
Touch panel
for operating
the control
Fig. 1.2: Switch cabinet with touch panel

Using the touch panel The touch panel is operated by tapping with a finger or using a suitable stylus
with a plastic point. Just a light tap on the surface of the touch panel is suffi-
cient to activate the touch panel controls. Do not use sharp objects to operate
the touch panel or any other object that may scratch it.
Note the maintenance instructions for the touch panel in section 1.12 Main-
tenance on page 54.
View of operating inter- After the electrical startup of the control for the first time by BOGE service per-
face sonnel, the control automatically powers up into its operational state. It is not
necessary to additionally switch on the control. Once the control is operational,
the operating interface, or touch panel, of the control in the front panel of the
switch cabinet displays the standard view. The standard view corresponds to
the main view "State", sub-view "Station" (see also page 24).
► Main view "State" ► sub-view "Station"
(1)
(2)
(3)
Fig. 1.3: Standard view of operating interface

The touch panel is divided into three areas:
(1) Header bar
The header bar can be seen in every main view. Besides the BOGE logo
and the current date and time the following items are displayed:
– Name of the control
– Currently active main view
– Station status
– "Login" button
– "Help" button
Since the header bar is always displayed, it is possible to see the current
station status and access the "Login" button (see also page 32) and "Help"
button (see also page 8) at any time.
(2) Display and work area
The display and work area shows the currently active main view or its sub-
views. The control has a total of five main views which allow all parameter
configuring and control tasks to be performed.
(3) Navigation bar
Using the buttons in the navigation bar, it is possible to switch between the
five main views. The navigation bar can be seen in every main view. This
means that it is possible to switch from one main view to another at any
time.
The currently active main view is highlighted in white.
The "State" button makes it possible to switch (see also page 22)
to the main view "State"
The "Schedule" button makes it possible to (see also page 27)

switch to the main view "Schedule"
The "Profiles" button makes it possible to (see also page 28)

switch to the main view "Profiles"
The "Course" button makes it possible to (see also page 29)

switch to the main view "Course"
The "Presettings" button makes it possible to (see also page 31)

switch to the main view "Presettings"
"Help" function A page-specific HTML help for airtelligence provis 2.0 is filed under the
"Help" button in the header bar. You can open the help documentation at any
time without logging in. The help topic to go with the view you are currently in
is shown automatically by the help function.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.5 Basic information about airtelligence provis 2.0
To open the HTML help:

1. Tap the "Help" button.
Æ The HTML help will be opened in a separate window.
1.5 Basic information about airtelligence provis 2.0
This section will inform you

– How the airtelligence provis 2.0 control is structured;
– Which view are available for configuring control parameters and controlling
the operation of your combined compressor system;
– How to navigate between the main views and sub-views;
– Which operating modes you can use to operate your combined compressor
system.
Structure of the control The control has five main views in addition to the standard view. In the main
views, it is possible to carry out all parameter configuration tasks and all oper-
ational control tasks (main view "Course").
The figure below shows an overview of the structure of the control and the ar-
rangement of the five main views and their sub-views.
These main views including

the sub-views are required
for controlling/monitoring
the combined compressor sys-
These main views including

the sub-views are required for
configuring control parameters
Fig. 1.4: Overview of control structure

Navigating to sub-views You can switch to the sub-views of the five main views in two ways:
– Using tabs (► main view "State“ and ► main view "Course"), which you
can switch between;
Or:
– Using buttons (► main view "Presettings), in which case the sub-views will
be opened in a separate window.
Overview of the views The table below shows a list of all main views and sub-views with a brief expla-
nation of each function:
View Functions
Main view – This corresponds to the standard view which is

"State" displayed after the control has powered up as
well as during normal operation.
– All information about the general operational
state and the current state of the station is dis-
played.
Main view – In this view, the weekly schedule can be dis-

"Schedule" played and edited.
– The weekly schedule is used to manage pro-
files and so to control compressed air produc-
tion.
Main view – This view is used to set up and edit

"Profile" profiles (= pressure range/priorities/operating
modes).
Main view – This view is for controlling the course of opera-

"Course" tions.
Main view – Principle tool for configuring control parame-

"Presettings": ters:
Using this main view, it is possible to switch to
all sub-views required for configuring parame-
ters (with the exception of setting up profiles
and the weekly schedule).
Sub-view – This view shows detailed data on each of the

"Compressor" compressors in the combined system.
Sub-view – This view gives an overview of the most impor-

"Station" tant station parameters and the state of the
compressors.
Sub-view – This view shows the status and readings for

"Equipment" the equipment that is connected.
Sub-view – In this view it is possible to monitor the pres-

"Analysis" sure profile and the volume flow profile for a
four week period.
Sub-view – Using this view, all events and fault messages

"Events" can be displayed and edited.

View Functions
Sub-view – This view is used to set the system time.

"Date/time"
Sub-view – This is for setting the language for the control.

"Languages and – This is for setting the units for data measured.
units"
Sub-view – In this view, a search can be made by Modbus

"Search compres- for any compressors that are connected.
sors"
Sub-view – This view is used to save and load settings

"Load/save settings" (= configuration of control at a particular time).
Sub-view "Configure – In this view, parameters for controlling the

control parameters" compressors can be set.
Sub-view – In this view, a search can be made by Modbus

"Search equipment" for any equipment that is connected.
Sub-view – In this view, maintenance intervals can be

"Maintenance entered manually for all equipment which is not
counters" connected electronically to the control.
Sub-view – This view is used to set up the network settings

"Communication for the airtelligence provis 2.0 (including vis-
settings" ualization connections).
Sub-view – In this view, the analogue and digital inputs

"Configure equip- and outputs for equipment are gauged and the
ment" parameters configured.
Sub-view – This view is used by BOGE service personnel

"File services and for carrying out updates.
updates ILC"
Tab. 1.2: List of views
Overview of operating By selecting the operating mode, you determine the form of operation of the
modes control and decide the criteria according to which compressed air should be
produced. To enable operating modes to be used, profiles must have been
created (see Set up profiles on page 53). Each profile can be assigned to a
different operating mode. The following table provides as overview of all oper-
ating modes:

Operating Characteristic curve Select this operating

mode mode if
"Runtime" The aim of "Runtime" mode is to offset and equal out the runt- – Uniform ageing of
imes of the various compressors. Compressors with low runt- the compressors is
imes, for instance, are switched in earlier than compressors with the aim.
higher runtimes.
Notice: Frequency controlled (FU) and fixed speed (S) compres-
sors are treated separately, as the running times of these two
groups cannot be aligned. This means that both frequency con-
trolled compressors as well as fixed speed compressors form a
group of their own.
Example:
Fig. 1.5: Runtime mode
"Priority and The operating mode "Priority and runtime" corresponds to "Runt- – Uniform ageing of
runtime" ime" mode, but in this case the running times of a certain priority the compressors of a
group are aligned and not the running times of all compressors. priority group is the
Frequency controlled (FU) and fixed speed (S) compressors are aim, e.g. a group of
therefore additionally divided into various priority groups (P1-P3). old and a group of
new compressors.
Example:
Fig. 1.6: Priority and runtime mode


mode mode if
"Free air The "Free air delivery" operating mode is the standard operating – Energy efficient com-
delivery" mode. The control searches in each case for the most ideally pressed air produc-
suited compressor with respect to its free air delivery and switch- tion with the steadi-
es it in. At the same time, the most suitable compressor with re- est possible pressure
spect to its free air delivery is turned off in order to meet the is the aim.
current volume flow requirement. – A narrow pressure
If controlled compressors are available and the workload is at range for compres-
the lower or upper end of the current free air delivery range, sors of different size
compressors are proactively switched on or off in order to remain is required.
as close as possible to the middle of the pressure range. At the
same time, controlled compressors are prevented from running
close to their preset minimum frequency.
Notice: The learn mode must have been completed in order to
achieve the best possible results. Parameters for the free air de-
livery of the compressors and their minimum allowed frequency
(utilization) must also be correctly configured.
"Priority and This operating mode corresponds to the "Free air delivery" mode – Energy efficient com-
free air with the difference that only compressors of the currently suita- pressed air produc-
delivery" ble priority level are taken into account when selecting compres- tion with the steadi-
sors. est possible pressure
If, for instance, all priority 1 compressors are running (and prior- is the aim.
ity 2 compressors are not yet working), only priority 2 compres-
sors will be selected even if there is a more suitable compressor
in priority 3 as far as free air delivery is concerned. At the same
time, in this case only priority 2 compressors would be switched
off, even if there was a more suitable compressor for switching
off in priority 1.
"Next service" This operating mode is very similar to "Runtime" mode but the – The servicing of sev-
utilization of the compressors is measured according to the re- eral machines at the
maining time until the next service is due. same, to reduce
maintenance and
service costs, is the
aim of this mode.
"Priority and This operating mode is very similar to "Next service" mode but – For use where
next service" the compressors within a priority group are matched according groups of compres-
to the remaining time until the next service. sors require to be
serviced at the same
time.


mode mode if
"Free air This operating mode is a hybrid of the operating modes de- – If there are several
delivery and scribed in the preceding paragraphs.. This mode requires runt- compressors and
runtime" ime groups of identically sized compressors to be created using you wish to produce
the boxes on the profile page. both energy-efficient
This mode works in the same way as "Free air delivery" mode in compressed air as
that a free air delivery which precisely matches the compressed well as ensure uni-
air requirement is sought among the compressors of a runtime form ageing of the
group. However, the compressor in the runtime group which has compressors of a
run up the least amount of runtime is selected. When selecting runtime group.
compressors for switching off, the compressor which has run up
the most runtime within the runtime group is switched off. Within
a runtime group, a distinction is also made between controlled
and non-controlled compressors, which means that these can
have different runtimes. This mode uses the parameters of min-
imum and maximum runtime difference, to enable compressors
to be replaced, if necessary, if their runtime difference is too
great. The runtimes of the compressors are therefore matched.
"Free air This operating mode works in exactly the same way as "Free air – If there are several
delivery and delivery and runtime" and has the same requirements, benefits pairs of compressors
next service" and restrictions. The difference is that in this case it is not the and you wish to pro-
operating time which is decisive but the remaining time until the duce both energy-
next service. The remaining time till the next service is therefore efficient compressed
matched. air as well as save
maintenance costs
by carrying out serv-
icing at the same
time.
"All off" * This operating mode cancels the authorization of all compres- – You wish to decide
sors to supply compressed air and has the effect of stopping that compressed air
delivery from all compressors. The compressors are not author- production should be
ized to supply compressed air, but livebits continue to be sent. subject to certain
Notice: When adjusting settings on the compressors, make sure idling times (such as
that they do not switch to internal pressure control even at low at the weekend).
pressure. For this reason, follow the operating instructions for
the subordinated compressor controls as well as the operating
instructions for the compressors.
Note that this mode is NOT a safe disconnection state, such as
used for maintenance work! If there is a communications fault or
a cable is damaged, for instance, it would still be possible for the
compressor to start up due to the internal pressure control. In
such cases, always activate the mains isolator switch on the
compressor.
Notice: This operating mode can be forcibly obtained using dig-
ital input 5 of the control, even if the currently active profile calls
for a different operating mode. Further details for connecting the
digital input are given in the circuit diagram provided for the con-
trol.


mode mode if
"Authorize all" This operating mode authorizes all compressors, and no further – Used if compressors
livebits will be sent. The compressors behave according to their should follow the
settings for internal pressure control and indicate a maintenance parameters of their
message if appropriate. own (subordinated)
This mode works analogously to deactivating a compressor un- controls.
der "Presettings" ► "Search compressors", but it applies for all
compressors. If a bus connection still exists, the compressor
data is read out and its runtime data is displayed. Compressors
are indicated greyed-out.
Notice: This operating mode can be forcibly obtained using dig-
ital input 6 of the control, even if the currently active profile calls
for a different operating mode. Further details for connecting the
digital input are given in the circuit diagram provided for the con-
trol.
Tab. 1.3: Overview of operating modes
*
WARNING Compressors may suddenly start up automatically in the "All off"
operating mode
There is a risk of injury and damage to property due to unscheduled start-

ups.
Î Always use the mains isolator switch to disconnect the power supply to
the compressors before performing any work (e.g. maintenance work)

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.6 Operational Controls and Display Symbols
1.6 Operational Controls and Display Symbols
Operational controls The table shown below provides an overview of the controls which you can
use to make all settings to the airtelligence provis 2.0 :
Operational control Function Operation
Input field – Enter numbers or texts Tap the input field

using number and text Æ The list appears.
input windows; Move the stylus lightly
Example: over the surface of the
– Enter the date and time; touch panel in order to
move the display up
Or
or down. Select the
– Select from a list of pre- required item on the
defined parameters. list by tapping it;
Example: Or
– Select the day of the Æ The number or text
week (setting up a weekly input window opens.
schedule) Enter text or number
(see number or text
input window)
The input you have entered
is adopted immediately.
Number input Enter freely selected num- Tap the input field
window bers (see above)
Examples: Æ The number input win-
– Enter the user code for dow opens.
switching to administrator Enter the numbers by tap-
mode ping.
– Enter values and quanti- – Confirm with (1).
ties – Correct your input with
(2).
– Cancel the action with
(1) (2) (3)
(3).
Text input field Enter freely selected text Open by tapping the input
Example: field (see above)
– Enter name, Enter the numbers by tap-
e.g. of compressors or ping.
profile – Confirm with (1).
– Correct your input with
(2).
– Cancel the action with
(1) (2) (3) (3).

Arrow buttons Indicates whether additional Tap arrow buttons to show

components are available. additional components.
If not all components can be
shown in the present view,
arrow buttons can be used
to scroll through the list. If
no other component is listed,
the arrow button will be
shown greyed out.
Example:
– Detail view of compres-
sor (switch detail view)
Scrollbars Show in sub-views with sev- Tap arrow buttons to show

eral pages whether there are other pages.
any other components. If
there are no further pages,
the scrollbar on this page will
be displayed greyed out.
Example:
– Detail view of compres-
sor (switch detail view)
(1) Checkbox (1) Activate or deactivate (1) Tap,

functions but also compres- Æ tick is shown in check-
sors and equipment box.
(2) (2) Deactivate checkbox Tap again,
Æ tick is no longer
shown.
(2) The deactivated check-
box shows that no settings
can be made here.
Note the difference in mean-
ing in the case of fault mes-
sages (acknowledge)!
"Apply" button To enable settings to be Tap the "Apply" button.

adopted, activated and Æ The setting is
used, they must be saved adopted.
(applied).
N.B.: Not every change
needs to be saved (applied)
in order to be activated! In
this case, an "Apply" button
is not displayed.
Examples:
– Set "Date/time"
– Compressor configura-
tion

"Save" button To save the current configu- Tap the "Save" button.
ration of a view on the inter- Æ The setting is saved
nal SD card in the control; on the SD card.
N.B.: Not every change can
be saved! In this case, a
"Save" button is not dis-
played. Saving on the SD
card using the function
"Save" is optional but is rec-
ommended to prevent the
loss of any data.
"Load" button For loading a configuration Tap the "Load" button.

again. This enables Æ A configuration is re-
– Configurations which loaded.
were saved on the SD
card with the "Save" func-
tion to be restored;
– A previous configuration
to be restored if changes
to the configuration have
not proved successful;
– A deleted configuration to
be restored.
Example:
– "Configure equipment"
"Delete" button To delete a selection. 1. Mark the area to be

A selection is made deleted, e.g. using the
– through the checkbox; checkbox.
Or: 2. Tap the "Delete" button.
– The entire configuration Æ The setting selected
of a view if a selection has been deleted.
with a checkbox is not
possible.
This procedure can be
reverted using the "Load"
function (if previously
saved).
"Cancel" button Cancel the action. Tap the "Cancel" button to

abort an action.
"Back" button Reverts to the previous view. Tap the "Back" button to
revert to the previous view.
Tab. 1.4: Operational controls of the control system

Display symbols The airtelligence provis 2.0 control has a number of recurring display sym-
bols. These show the current compressor operating state and the current sta-
tion, compressor and equipment state.
General display symbols
Symbol Meaning
Enclosure
Compressor
Equipment
Tab. 1.5: Display symbols
Display symbols for compressor operating state

The symbols shown in the table below display the operating state of the com-
pressor. The control receives this information from the subordinate compres-
sor controls.
A compressor can be authorized by the airtelligence provis 2.0 ("Authorize

all" operating mode, see Operating modes section on page 14) or deactivated
for this (activate and deactivate using the checkbox). In both cases, the sub-
ordinate compressor controls take over the control of the compressors again.
The superordinate control no longer has any influence on the control of these
compressors. If there is still a Modbus connection between the airtelligence
provis 2.0 and the subordinate controls, the operating state of the compres-
sors continues to be read out and displayed. In this case the symbols are
shown greyed out.
Symbol Operating status, Symbol Operating status,

stage/condition of stage/condition of
operation operation
Compressor is deacti- Compressor is

vated switched off and de-
activated for airtelli-
gence provis 2.0 .
Compressor on load Compressor on load

operation operation and deacti-
vated for airtelligence
provis 2.0 .

Symbol Operating status, Symbol Operating status,

stage/condition of stage/condition of
operation operation
Compressor idling Compressor idling and

deactivated for air-
telligence provis 2.0 .
Compressor ready for Compressor ready for

use use and deactivated
for airtelligence pro-
vis 2.0 .
Compressor fault Compressor faulty and

deactivated for air-
telligence provis 2.0 .
Communications fault Communication

Fault fault and deactivated
for airtelligence pro-
vis 2.0 .
Tab. 1.6: Compressor state symbols
Display symbols on current state of station

The symbols shown in the table below display the current state of the station,
the compressors and the equipment. The control receives this information
from the subordinate compressor controls.
Symbol Current state Current state Current state

Enclosure Compressor Accessories
No faults, alerts or communi- No faults, alerts or communi- No faults or communication

cation faults pending. cation faults pending. faults pending.
Green dot
Possible faults: An alert or maintenance mes- -

– An alert or maintenance sage is pending for one or
message is pending for more compressors.
one or more compressors.
Green dot
with Or
orange – An equipment fault is
circle pending.
Compressed air supply is
not jeopardised

Symbol Current state Current state Current state

Enclosure Compressor Accessories
Possible faults: - A fault or communication fault

– A compressor fault mes- is pending for one of more
sage is pending; pieces of equipment .
Orange Or
triangle, – The station utilization is
unfilled 100%.
The compressed air availa-
bility is not yet jeopardised
but could be if further prob-
lems arise.
Possible faults: One or more compressors -

– A compressor fault mes- have a fault and cannot
sage is pending and the deliver.
station utilization is over
Orange
70%.
triangle,
filled Or
– The station utilization is
100% and pressure is fall-
ing.
jeopardised
Possible faults: All compressors have a fault All compressors have a fault
– A critical airtelligence pro- or communication fault and or communication fault.
vis 2.0 fault is pending and may not be able to deliver.
the control can no longer
Red cross
fulfil its task (e.g. after a
sensor cable break);
Or
– All compressors have a
fault or communication
fault;
Or
– The station efficiency is
100% and the pressure is
below the pressure range
and still falling.
no longer assured.
- = symbol not used for these components of combined compressor system
Tab. 1.7: Current station state symbols

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.7 Main Views
1.7 Main Views
The following section contains an overview of the five main views of the air-
telligence provis 2.0 control with an overview of the most important display
and setting options.
"State" main view ► "State" main view
(1) (2)
Fig. 1.7: "State" main view
The "State" main view corresponds to the standard view which is displayed
after the control has powered up as well as during normal operation. All infor-
mation about the general operational state and the current state of the station
is displayed. This view has three sub-views which can be switched between
using tabs. In normal operation, the "Station" sub-view is shown automatically.
The upper section of the standard view displays:
(1) The current pressure trend
(2) The current network pressure (if two pres-

sure sensors are fitted and set, two pres-
sures are displayed).
The flashing arrow shows the following pressure trends:
Steady pressure
Rising pressure

The upper section of the standard view displays:
Rapidly rising pressure
Falling pressure
Rapidly falling pressure
"Compressor" sub-view
► Main view "State" ► sub-view "Compressor"
(1)
Fig. 1.8: "Compressor" sub-view
The "Compressor" sub-view displays up to four compressors at any one time

(1). If more than four compressors are connected to the control, it is possible
to scroll through the list of compressors using the arrow buttons on the left and/
or right.

"Station" sub-view
► Main view "State" ► sub-view "Station"
(1)
(2)
(3)
Fig. 1.9: "Station" sub-view
The "Station" sub-view provides an overview of the state of the entire com-
bined compressor system. All important compressed air data is displayed.
The display is divided into three areas:
(1) This display area shows
The current utilization of the station as a percentage (%)
The current volume flow rate (delivery) of the station in m³/min
The current station efficiency as a percentage (%)
The current profile (profile number and name)
A further value (in this case the standard setting shown is the current output
of the combined compressor system) is shown. By clicking on this value,
the value switches to the current CO2 emission of combined compressor
system or, if available, to the values of the analogue inputs.
The state of all compressors that are connected to the control.

"Equipment" sub-view
► Main view "State" ► sub-view "Equipment"
(1)
(2)
Fig. 1.10: Figure showing "Equipment" sub-view
Besides compressors, additional equipment can also be connected to the con-

trol with a Modbus interface module and managed by this. Equipment is con-
nected to the control using analogue and digital inputs and outputs.
In the "Equipment" sub-view, a maximum of four analogue inputs and outputs
and a maximum of six digital inputs and outputs are displayed.
(1) Analogue inputs and outputs
(2) Digital inputs and outputs
Equipment value symbols for analogue inputs and outputs

The value of the equipment connected is displayed for the analogue inputs
and outputs.
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
Pressure, e.g. boiler Voltage, supply network

pressure sensor voltage sensor
Humidity, e.g. ambient Current rating, compres-

humidity sensor sor current input sensor
Percentage, e.g. valve Temperature, e.g. ambi-

opening angle ent temperature sensor

Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
Dew point, e.g. refriger- Rated power, e.g. com-

ated air dryer sensor pressor power consump-
tion sensor
Dew point, e.g. refriger- Frequency, e.g. feed-

ated air dryer sensor back from frequency
converters
Other, e.g. heat recovery

measuring point
Tab. 1.8: Equipment value symbols for analogue inputs and outputs
Symbols for digital inputs and outputs
Only the state is displayed for the digital inputs and outputs, i.e. whether there
is a signal (Hi) or not (Lo):
Symbol Meaning
Hi
There is a signal.
Lo
There is no signal.
Tab. 1.9: Symbols for digital inputs and outputs

"Schedule" main view The use of profiles and digital outputs are controlled with the aid of the weekly
schedule (see also„"Profile" main view“, page 28).
The weekly schedule defines the days and times when certain profiles should
be active. This enables the compressed air production to be ideally adapted to
your operating processes. Besides the profiles, digital outputs can also be
switched in during the weekly schedule to activate equipment at a specific
time.
► "Schedule" main view
(1)
Fig. 1.11: "Schedule" main view
The "Schedule" main view provides an overview of the profiles that are active
during the week. It is not possible to carry out any settings in this view but only
to change the timescale view. The weekly schedule is set up in the "Edit
schedule" sub-view (see also „Set up schedule“, page 57).
Switching between periods in the weekly schedule is carried out in the

same way as the procedure in the "Analysis" course sub-view (see also
page 29).
i.e.:
– Reducing the period: Tap the weekly schedule.
– Increasing the period: Tap the time windows on the
left or right.
– The black bar in the weekly schedule (1) visualizes the current time. This
enables you to see at once which profile is in use at the current time.
When to set up a schedule

A weekly schedule should be set up when more than one profile is availa-
ble.
If only one profile is set up, e.g. because compressed air production should
always remain at an even level, then this profile will be automatically acti-
vated. It is possible, but not necessary, however in this case to set up a
weekly schedule.

"Profile" main view ► "Profile" main view
(1) (2)
Fig. 1.12: "Profile" main view
A profile allows the compressed air production to be configured for a certain

period of time. Depending on the local operational consumption flow, one or
more profiles which are activated at certain times should be set up. The weekly
schedule governs the days of the week and the times that the profiles that
have been set up are active.
The currently edited profile with its parameters is shown in the upper area of
the display. It is possible to use the arrow buttons (2) to switch between the
profiles that have been set up (see also „Set up profiles“, page 53).

"Course" main view ► "Course" main view

Using the "Course" main view, it is possible to monitor pressure and volume
flows and display and edit all messages.
The "Course" view has two sub-views which can be switched between using
tabs.
"Analysis" sub-view
► Main view "Course" ► sub-view "Analysis"
(3) (2) (1) (2) (3)
Fig. 1.13: Main view "Course", sub-view "Analysis", example of hourly view
The "Analysis" sub-view displays the pressure history (both pressures if two
pressure sensors are connected to the control) and the volume flow rate (=
free air delivery development) for the preceding four weeks in the form of a
graph. The history can be shown as:
– A weekly view
– A daily view
– A six-hourly view
– An hourly view
NOTICE View only possible if flash memory card available
A flash memory card must be inserted in the touch panel in order to use the
graph function.
Î Insert the flash memory card in the touch panel.
To switch between the four different timescale views:

1. Tap the timescale window (1) to reduce the period displayed (e.g. from
weekly to daily view, and by tapping the window again to the six-hourly
view, etc.).

2. Tap the timescale window on the left (2) or on the right (2) to increase the
period displayed (e.g. from hourly to six-hourly view, and by tapping the
window again to the daily view, etc.).
To set the display and the scale of the "Analysis" view as required, both scales
on the left (3) or on the right (3) can be activated. In this case, the setting win-
dow opens:
Fig. 1.14: Display setting window
Using "Autoscale", the control itself can determine display limits for the values.
Otherwise these can also be set manually if desired.
"Events" sub-view
► Main view "Course" ► sub-view "Events"
(1) (2) (3)
Fig. 1.15: "Events" sub-view

The "Events" sub-view contains the message memory. All alerts, fault and
event messages (= events) are displayed here. A maximum of 64 events can
be saved and displayed. If the memory is full, the earliest messages are over-
written. Five messages are displayed at a time, and it is possible to use the
scroll bar at the right-hand side of the display to switch between the entire list.
Additional information on each message can be displayed using the info but-
tons (1). Events can be acknowledged using the checkbox (2). Using the "Edit"
button, all fault messages can be acknowledged or deleted at the same time.
Checkbox and Edit button only in administrator mode

In order to acknowledge in the checkbox (2) and acknowledge or delete
with the Edit button (3), you must first of all be in administrator mode.
"Presetting" main view ► "Presetting" main view
Fig. 1.16: "Presetting" main view
The "Presetting" main view provides access to all sub-views that are required
to set all general parameters. In addition, the "Search compressors" and
"Search equipment" sub-views can be accessed via Modbus (see also
„1.9Configuring control parameters“, page 32).
"Presetting" main view in administrator mode

Only in administrator mode will all buttons be displayed. Without logging in,
only the "Language and unit" button is displayed in this view. It is possible
to carry out settings here without being in administrator mode.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.8 Login
1.8 Login
► "State" main view

In order to carry out essential settings such as configuring control parameters,
it is necessary for you to register with the user code:
1. Tap the "Login" button.
Æ The number input window opens.
2. Enter the user code 17391 .
Æ You are now in administrator mode and can carry out settings to the
control.
1.9 Configuring control parameters
Configuring control parameters (before using for the first time), defines all es-
sential parameters determining the compressed air production of the com-
bined compressor system. All values can be set in such a way that the control
is ideally adapted to the local compressor station and compressed air demand.
The configuration of parameters after the electrical startup of the control, the
connection of the compressors and the equipment and after powering the con-
trol up for the first time. The control is not ready for operation until the config-
uration of the parameters is fully completed.
Order of work steps

The structure and order of the instructions described in this section are ori-
entated towards achieving an ideal startup of the control.
All work steps can also however be carried out independently of each other.
Subsequent modifications and adaptations to the control are therefore pos-
sible at any time. The work steps described in these instructions are also to
be used for these steps!
NOTICE Faults due to faulty configuration of control parameters
The control is ready for operation when configuration of the parameters is

complete and has been correctly carried out.
Î Carry out the steps described in the table below fully and in the specified
order.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.9 Configuring control parameters
Overview of work steps Keep to the following order of work when starting up the control for the first
time:
Work step Described in section (page)
1. Set language and units for Set language and unit (page 33)
control
2. Set date and time for control Set date and time (page 36)
3. Search compressors Set up compressors

(page 37)
4. Configure compressors Set up compressors

(page 37)
5. Search equipment Set up equipment (page 43)
6. Configure equipment Set up equipment (page 43)
7. Configure control parameters Configure control parameters

(page 50)
8. Set up profiles Set up profiles (page 53)
9. Set up schedule Set up schedule (page 57)
End of configuration of standard parameters.

The control is now ready for operation.
Additional optional but recommended work steps:
Work step Described in section (page)
10. Set maintenance counters Set up maintenance counters

(page 59)
11. Save settings Load/save settings (page 61)
After the configuration of parameters is completed, the network size learn

mode starts automatically (see Network size learn mode on page 63).
Set languages and units Before the actual configuration of parameters, you must first set the basic set-
tings for the control. These include setting the control language and the units
in which the control displays measured values, as described in this section.
The procedure for setting the system time is also described in the section Set
date and time
The unit settings carried out here do not apply for the configuration of equip-
ment.

Sub-view "Languages and units"

► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Languages and units"
(1)
(2)
Fig. 1.17: Sub-view "Languages and units"
The following settings are carried out in this view:
(1) Setting the language
(2) Setting the units for the following measured values:

– Pressure
– Volume
– Flow rate
– Temperature
Setting the scrolling element style
Set control language

1. Tap the desired language.
Æ The setting is activated immediately. The language is changed for all
views of the control.
2. Tap the "Back" button to revert to the main view "Presettings".
Set units for the control

1. Tap the input field, e.g. "Pressure unit"
Æ The selection list appears.
2. Tap the desired unit, e.g. [bar].
Æ The setting [bar] is displayed in the field "Pressure unit".

The following units can be selected for setting the units for the control:
Measured value Selection of unit
Pressure [kg/cm²]
[bar]
[psi]
Volume [cf]
[m³]
Flow rate [cfm]
[m³/min]
[m³/h]
Temperature [K]
[°C]
[°F]
Tab. 1.10: Choice of units for the control
Æ All units are activated immediately and do not need to be additionally

saved.
3. Tap the "Back" button to revert to the main view "Presettings".
Set the scrolling element style

You can define the style of scrollable areas. You can choose between a rotat-
able scroll wheel with a locking device which can be pulled and jogged with the
stylus or your finger, and the classic type which is operated by tapping:
1. Tap the input field.
2. Tap the desired style, e.g. [wheel].
Æ The setting [wheel] is displayed in the field.
Æ The setting is activated immediately. The scrolling element style is
changed for all views of the control.

Set "Date/time" The control system time is set in the sub-view "Date/time". This must be set
correctly before the weekly schedule is set up and the maintenance counters
can be set.
NOTICE Faults due to altering the system time
Changes to the system time during operation affect the maintenance

counters, the weekly schedule and the documentation for the course of
operations.
Î Set the date and time correctly during initial startup.
Î Avoid making subsequent changes to the system time.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Date/time"
Fig. 1.18: Sub-view "Set date and time"
The following settings are carried out in this view:
(1) Setting the date
(2) Setting the time of day
To set the date and time:

1. Tap the three input fields in turn in order to enter the day, month and year.
Æ The number or text input fields are opened.
2. Enter the correct date.
3. Tap the three number or text fields to enter the hour, minute and second.
Æ The number or text input fields are opened.
4. Enter the correct time.
5. Tap "Save" to adopt the settings.
6. Tap the "Cancel" button to revert to the main view "Presettings".

Setting up In order to set up compressors, two work steps must be carried out:
compressors – Search for connected compressors
– Configuration of compressors found
These steps must be carried out before profiles or a weekly schedule can be
set up.
Search compressors
During the search (= scan), the control checks all existing bus addresses for
compressors that are connected and Modbus interface modules (= BUS par-
ticipants). Only compressors which are found can be activated and used for
compressed air production.
NOTICE Faults due to searching for compressors during operation
During the search, already active compressors do not receive any livebit
(regular signal which the airtelligence provis 2.0 sends to subordinate
controls). The subordinate controls may send fault messages to the air-
telligence provis 2.0.
Î To connect compressors subsequently, set the operating mode "Author-
ize all" (see section Operating modes on page 14).
Î In addition read the operating instructions for the subordinate compres-
sor controls.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Search compressors".
(1) (2) (3)
Fig. 1.19: Sub-view "Scan for BUS participants - compressors"

The following data is displayed in this view:

(1) Bus address
(2) Control type
(3) The status of compressors that are found:
– If the compressor that is found is unknown, its status is
displayed as "new".
– If the compressor is already known, the status displayed
shows whether it is "active" or "deactivated".
After initial startup, compressors are not yet shown in this view.
To begin the search for compressors:
1. Tap the "Search" button.
Æ The Bus search for compressors begins.
A progress bar displays the search status. This process can take sev-
eral minutes. The types of controls found for any compressors that are
connected are displayed.
2. Activate the types of control found using the checkbox.
3. Tap "Save" to accept the selection.
5. Next, configure any compressors that were found.
Configure compressors
After completing the search for compressors, all compressors must be config-
ured.
NOTICE Faults due to wrong/incomplete compressor configuration
If the compressors connected to the control are not configured fully and cor-
rectly, smooth operation and efficient controlling are not possible.
Î During the configuring process, follow the instructions in the table below
and carried out all the settings required.
The following settings must be carried out for each compressor:

– The minimum and maximum free air delivery
– The rated power of the main drive motor
– The minimum admissible utilization
(for frequency controlled compressors)
– If necessary, the assignment of the compressor to a pressure sensor
(only if two pressure sensors are used)
– The compressor name

The following steps must be carried out to configure the compressor:

– Step 1: Open the compressor detail view
– Step 2: Enter the compressor parameters
Step 1: Open the compressor detail view

1. Switch to the main view "State" and from here to the sub-view "Compres-
sor" or the sub-view "Station".
Æ Both sub-views display the status of all compressors connected to the
control in the display area.
2. Tap the compressor displayed which you wish to view in a detail view.
Æ The detail view of the compressor is opened.
► Main view "State" ► Sub-view "Compressor" ► Compressor detail view ►
page 1
Or:
► Main view "State" ► Sub-view "Stationr" ► Compressor detail view ► page
1
.
(1) (2) (3)
(3)
Fig. 1.20: Compressor detail view - page 1
The compressor detail view has the following display and work
areas:
(1) Arrow buttons to switch from any compressor detail view to

the detail views of the other compressors.
(2) Compressor data.
(3) In this area it is possible to switch between a total of three

pages. The following functions are included in these pages:
– Page 1: Display of compressor runtime data/operating
data.
– Page 2: Compressor configuration settings.
– Page 3: Special settings and monitoring of settings.

Step 2: Enter the compressor parameters

You can choose between two options for setting the parameters for a com-
pressor:
– Option A: Adopting the compressor parameters from the machine data-
base.
– Option B: manual entry of parameters.
Option A: Adopting the compressor parameters from the machine data-
base
page 2
(1)
The machine database contains current types of BOGE compressor together

with their parameters. If the compressor which is to be configured is contained
in the machine database, the parameters can be adopted directly from the
machine database.
Tap the machine database button (1) in order to open the selection dialogue.
Machine database only in administrator mode

To use the machine database, you must be in administrator mode.

page 2 ► Machine database

(2) (1)
Fig. 1.22: Machine database selection dialogue
(1) Compressor selected from the list of available compressor

types.
(2) The parameters of the compressor selected.
To adopt the desired parameters for a compressor from the machine data-
base:
1. Tap the desired type of compressor.
Æ The type of compressor selected is marked with a blue frame (1). The
parameters of the compressor selected are displayed (2).
2. Tap the checkbox "Adopt name", as necessary, in order to deactivate the
function if you do not wish to adopt the name.
3. Tap "Accept" to adopt the parameters for the compressor.
Æ The parameters from the database are adopted for the compressor se-
lected and are displayed in the detail view for the compressor.
The following compressors are not contained in the machine data-

base:
– Compressors which were not manufactured by BOGE;
– Older BOGE compressors which are no longer available. The machine
database contains only compressors which are currently included in
BOGE's price list.
If compressors are not listed in the machine database, their parameters must
be entered manually. This procedure is described below.

Option B: Enter parameters manually:

► Main view "State" ► Sub-view "Compressor" ► Compressor detail view
► page 2
(1)
To enter the desired values manually:

1. Enter the data manually (1). Tap the relevant input field to open the number
input window.
You will find the data for your compressor which you will be required to
enter by referring to BOGE's price list, the type plate or the operating
instructions for the compressor. Please contact BOGE's customer serv-
ice department if you have any queries.
2. Enter the compressor name using the text input window.
Æ The values will be adopted automatically and do not need to be saved.
Pay particular attention to the fact that:

– All parameters as well as the compressor name can be altered on page
2 of the detail view for the compressor, even if the parameters were
adopted from the machine database.
– In the case of compressors connected to the control via a Modbus inter-
face module (I/O module), the "Current system pressure" and the "Oil
temperature" are not displayed.

Set up equipment In order to set up equipment, two work steps must be carried out:
– Search for connected equipment
– Configuration of equipment found
Search equipment
During the search, the control monitors the Bus addresses in order to find
equipment (= BUS participants) which is connected to the control via a Mod-
bus interface module (Modbus I/O). Only equipment that is found can be acti-
vated and used.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Search equipment".
(1) (2) (3)
Fig. 1.24: Sub-view "Scan for BUS participants - equipment"
(1) Bus address
(2) Modbus interface module (BOGE Modbus I/O)
(3) The status of equipment that is found:

– If the equipment found via a Modbus address is un-
known, the status is displayed as "new".
– If the equipment is already known, the status displayed
shows whether it is "active" or "deactivated".
To begin the search for equipment:

Æ The Bus search for equipment begins.
A progress bar displays the search status. This process can take sev-
eral minutes. Any Modbus interface modules found are displayed.
2. Activate the Modbus interface modules/equipment found using the check-
box.
3. Tap "Save" to accept the selection.
5. Next, configure any equipment that was found.

Configure equipment
To configure equipment that is connected, settings must be carried out in a to-
tal of four sub-views of the main view "Configure equipment". Tabs can be
used to switch to the sub-views. The sub-views are used to manage the ana-
logue and digital inputs and outputs. All equipment is connected to the control
through these.
Sub-view Inputs and outputs
AI Analogue inputs
AO Analogue outputs
DI Digital inputs
DO Digital outputs
Tab. 1.11: Overview of analogue and digital inputs and outputs
Equipment management in several sub-views

Changes to equipment settings are activated immediately. The "Save" func-
tion is used to store data on the SD card. Each type of input and output has
its own file since the configuration can be highly multifaceted. The equip-
ment is therefore configured in several sub-views. The settings in each of
the sub-views must be saved separately.
Step 1: Settings in the "AI" sub-view

The "AI" sub-view is used to configure the analogue inputs. The analogue
inputs can also be used to connect up additional sensors such as pressure,
temperature, flow rate or humidity sensors. All sensors which provide a
4...20mA signal can be connected up.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Configure equipment" ► Sub-view
"AI"
Fig. 1.25: Sub-view "Configure equipment", sub-view "AI"

The following details must be specified to configure the analogue

inputs
– Equipment name
– Type of equipment
– Unit
– Minimum and maximum sensor signal value
– Activation or deactivation of the equipment
To configure the analogue inputs:

1. Tap the "Name" input field to open the text input window and enter the
name.
2. Tap the "Type" input field to open the type selection list.
The following types are available to choose from in the selection list:
Type Preset unit
Heat flow volume kWh
Pressure bar
Frequency Hz
RPM 1/min
Current rating A
Voltage V
Rated power kW
Flow rate m³/min

(free air delivery)
Dew point °C
Temp. °C
Percent %
Air humidity: %
Not specified Display values without

unit
Tab. 1.12: Overview of analogue input types
3. Tap the desired type.

Æ The type selected is displayed in the "Type" input field.
After selecting the type, the preset unit is shown in the "Unit" input field.
4. Tap the "Unit" input field to open the selection list and select a different unit,
if required.
5. Enter the minimum value of the sensor signal by tapping the "Min." input
field to open the number input window. Enter the value from the equipment
data sheet.

6. Enter the maximum value of the sensor signal by tapping the "Max." input
data sheet.
Æ The "Preview" window displays a preview of the converted values from
the values you entered (unit and minimum and maximum value). This
allows you to check whether the data you have entered is correct.
7. Use the "Active?" checkbox to verify whether the inputs are active or have
been deactivated.
Æ The settings are activated immediately and do not need to be saved.
8. Tap the "Save" button to store the configuration permanently on the SD
card.
Step 2: Settings in the "AO" sub-view

The "AO" sub-view is used to configure the analogue outputs. Values can be
displayed by these and sent, for instance, to a control console.
"AO"
Fig. 1.26: Sub-view "Configure equipment", sub-view "AO"
The following details must be specified to configure the analogue

outputs
– Equipment name
– Type of equipment
– Unit
– Minimum and maximum sensor signal value
– Activation or deactivation of the equipment

To configure the analogue outputs:

name.
2. Tap the "Type" input field to open the type selection list.
The following types are available to choose from in the selection list:
Type Preset unit
AT pressure p1 (pressure bar

sensor 1)
AT pressure p2 (pressure bar

sensor 2)
AT flow rate m³/min
AT Rated power kW
AT utilization %
AT efficiency %
Not specified -
Tab. 1.13: Overview of analogue output types
3. Tap the desired type.

Æ The type selected is displayed in the "Type" input field. After selecting
the type, the preset unit is shown in the "Unit" input field.
4. Tap the "Unit" input field to open the selection list and select a different unit,
if required.
5. Enter the minimum value of the sensor signal by tapping the "Min." input
data sheet.
6. Enter the maximum value of the sensor signal by tapping the "Max." input
data sheet.
Pay particular attention to the fact that:

– The minimum value entered corresponds to a 4 mA signal.
– The maximum value entered corresponds to a 20 mA signal.
Æ The current value is displayed as a preview in the "Current value" win-

dow.
been deactivated.
card.

Step 3: Settings in the "DI" sub-view

The "DI" sub-view is used to configure the digital inputs. The digital inputs only
have either the status Hi or Lo .
"DI"
Fig. 1.27: Sub-view "Configure equipment", sub-view "DI"
The following details must be specified to configure the digital inputs
– Equipment name
– Activating or deactivating with the checkbox
In addition the current status (hi or lo) is displayed.
To configure the digital inputs:

name.
been deactivated.
card.

Step 4: Settings in the "DO" sub-view

The "DO" sub-view is used to configure the digital inputs. The digital inputs
only have either the status Hi or Lo . The time during which the equip-
ment that is connected should be in operation can be defined in the weekly
schedule.
"DO"
Fig. 1.28: Sub-view "Configure equipment", sub-view "DO".
The following details must be specified to configure the digital

outputs
– Equipment name
– Activating or deactivating with the checkbox
In addition the current status (hi or lo) is displayed.
To configure the digital outputs:

name.
been deactivated.
card.
Deactivate inputs and outputs that are not in use

Deactivate individual inputs and outputs which are not used for equipment.
This prevents unused inputs and outputs from being displayed in the
"Equipment" sub-view.

Configure control The sub-view "Configure control parameters" is used to set parameters for the
parameters general operating conditions of the combined compressor system. The sub-
view is divided into two pages which can be switched between using the scroll-
bar.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Configure control parameters" ►
Page 1
Fig. 1.29: Sub-view "Configure control parameters" - page 1
The following details must be specified on page 1 of the sub-view

"Configure control parameters"
– Minimum and maximum runtime difference

– Maximum allowed rated power
– Maximum VSD compressors
– Starting value for calculating the net volume
The table below provides an overview explaining the various settings which
need to be carried out.
Configure control parameters - overview page 1
Parameters Meaning
Minimum runtime difference [h]/ The specification of the runtime difference (in hours) regulates the
Maximum runtime difference [h]/ changeover of compressors during operation.
This parameter must be set for the operating modes which take
into account the operating time and time which remains until the
next service (see Overview of operating modes on page 11).
The minimum runtime difference determines a minimum interval
between a changeover in order to avoid changing over too fre-
quently.
The maximum runtime difference defines the maximum runtime
difference according to which a compressor that is in operation is
switched for a compressor with a lower runtime (depending on the
specifications for the operating mode selected, e.g. priorities).

Parameters Meaning
Maximum allowed rated power [kW]

* This parameter limits the total rated power of the compressors
which are allowed to run at the same time in order to avoid over-
loading the local power network. If the limit set here is reached,
no further compressors will be switched in.
A value of 0 kW means that this function is deactivated. In this
case, it is possible to switch in all available compressors.
Maximum VSD compressors The specification of the maximum VSD compressors determines
the number of frequency controlled compressors that are author-
ized to control at any one time. Any compressors which may be
disregarded in this respect can still however be switched in as
fixed speed compressors if this is required to meet the air delivery
demand.
This function can be expedient on the grounds of efficiency, but
also in the event that pressure differences occur between the
frequency controlled compressors.
Starting value of net volume [m³] After the configuration of control parameters is completed, the net-
work size learn mode starts automatically. The purpose of this is
to determine the volume of the compressed air network. This value
is calculated iteratively.
To speed up the network size learn mode or obtain correct values
more quickly, an estimated network volume can be specified as
an initial magnitude for calculating the network size. This value
can be entered here.
A green dot beside the input field shows that the network size
learn mode has been completed and the actual value has been
calculated. The result in displayed in the input field in this case.
A recalculation can be started at any time by
entering and saving an initial magnitude (see also „Network size
learn mode“, page 63).
*
NOTICE Activating the parameter "Max. allowed rated power" can prevent
compressors from being switched in at critically low pressures!
Disruptions to operations are possible.

Î Only activate this function if the operating conditions make this abso-
lutely essential.

► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Configure control parameters"

► Page 2
Fig. 1.30: Sub-view "Configure control parameters" - page 2
The following details must be specified on page 2 of the sub-view

"Configure control parameters"
– Number of network pressure sensors

– Activation/deactivation of the average out the pressure function (only in
the case of two pressure sensors).
– Activation/deactivation of the regular network size validation
– Specification of the upper utilization limit for VSD machines
The table below provides an overview explaining the various settings which
need to be carried out.

Configure control parameters - overview page 2
Parameters Meaning
Pressure Enter the number of network pressure sensors that are

sensors connected in this field
Average out the Activate this function with the checkbox only if:
pressure – Two network pressure sensors are connected and
– An averaged out value for the pressure readings
from each of the two sensors is required to be dis-
played . If this function is not activated, both pres-
sures will be displayed separately in the standard
view.
Regular network Activate this function if your network size changes reg-
size validation ularly and there are frequency controlled compressors
in the combined compressor system. The network size
learn mode will be started automatically in this case.
Upper utilization The purpose of this parameter is to optimise utilization

limit of the frequency controlled compressors. If the utiliza-
tion lies above this value for a significant length of time,
the control attempts to match the control range to con-
sumption by switching in a suitable compressor in or-
der to reinstate adequate control capacity for coping
with peak loads.
– Values beyond admissible limits are not accepted in the sub-view "Con-
figure control parameters" even while they are being entered (e.g. neg-
ative value).
– An acoustic signal draws attention in addition to the fact that the setting
being carried out will not be accepted.
– Settings carried out here must be confirmed by the "Save" function to
avoid input errors.
– Tap "Save" to adopt the settings.
Set up profiles This section describes how to set up profiles. New profiles can be set up or
existing profiles edited in the "Profiles" main view. Profiles must be set up
before a weekly schedule can be created. A maximum of 26 profiles can be
set up.
The full range of buttons for carrying out profile settings is only displayed in
administrator mode.

► "Profiles" main view
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(5)
(6)
Fig. 1.31: "Profiles" main view
The following details must be provided to create a profile:
Parameters – Pressure range (P min/P max)

for the profile – Operating mode
– Priority
Profile – By assigning a colour

identification – By assigning a name
Create a new profile

To create a completely new profile:
1. Tap the "New" button.
Æ A new empty profile is generated. The new profile must now be given a
name and parameters.
1a. Tap the name field (1) and give the new profile a name.
Or:
Edit profile
For selecting a profile to be edited:
1. Use the arrow buttons (encircled) to go through the existing profiles until
you find the profile you are looking for.
Æ The name of the profile selected as well as its parameters will be dis-
played and can be edited.
1a. If desired: Tap the name field (1) and give the profile a new name.

The following procedure applies both for "Create new profile" as well as
"Edit profile"
2. Tap the input field "P min" (2) to enter the lower pressure range limit.
3. Enter the desired value.
4. Tap the input field "P max" (3) to enter the upper pressure range limit.
5. Enter the desired value.
6. Tap the input field "Operating mode" (4) to select an operating mode.
7. Select the required operating mode (see Overview of operating modes on
page 11).
To set the compressor priority for the profile:

8. Tap the "Priority" button (5) adjacent to each compressor.
9. Scroll through the selection list until you reach the desired priority (standard
setting is priority 2).
The compressor priority only needs to be set if the previously selected oper-
ating mode functions in a priority-dependent way.
In the case of the operating modes "Free air delivery and runtime" and
"Free air delivery and next service", the symbols shown below are used to
create runtime groups. This works in the same way as for creating priorities
(see „Overview of operating modes“, page 11).
Priority
All compressors in the combined compressor system can be assigned

different priorities. During operation, the control always switches in com-
pressors with the highest priority level first. If, for example, all priority 1 com-
pressors are running, then only priority 2 compressors will be switched in
if the compressed air demand increases, even if a more suitable compres-
sor is available in priority 3. In the same way, priority 2 compressors will
be switched off first, even if a more suitable compressor is available in pri-
ority 1.
The following priorities are available:
Display Meaning
Priority 1
Priority 2
Priority 3

Priority
Priority 4
Priority 5
Tab. 1.14: Define priority
10. First of all, select a colour for the new profile. Use the arrow buttons to find
the desired colour (6).
Æ Profile settings are accepted immediately and do not need to be con-
firmed.
– Profile 1 has a particular significance: If the control loses contact with the
touch panel and the status of the control can no longer be displayed, the
control always switches to profile 1 in order to establish a defined state.
Always ensure, therefore, that profile 1 is always able to cover your max-
imum compressed air demand. In addition, profile 1 can always be acti-
vated using the symbol for manual operation (located on the left-
hand side of the current profile) in the "Analysis" sub-view. This symbol
only appears, however, if you are in administrator mode.
– Profiles 1-4 are of special significance: They can be activated with the
digital inputs on the control and then, if necessary,
overwrite the profile which should actually be active according to the
schedule. Input 1 activates profile 1; input 2 activates profile 2 etc.
In this way a certain operating state can be established using a physical
switch. Further details for connecting the digital inputs are given in the
circuit diagram provided for the control.
Save set of profiles

The set of profiles comprises all profiles that exist at the current time (profiles
1 to a maximum of 26). Using the "Save" function it is possible to store the
entire set of current profiles on the SD card.
Saving the set of profiles is recommended:

– To be able to restore an old set of profiles if a new set of profiles has not
proved expedient;
– Before updating the control, in order to avoid any loss of profiles cre-
ated;
– After resetting the control, to ensure that the set of profiles is available
for restoring.
To save the entire set of profiles:

1. Tap the "Save" button.
Æ The display "Please wait" is shown. After the saving process has been
completed, the display "Saving successful" appears.
2. Tap the "OK" button.
Æ The current set of profiles is saved to the SD card.

Load set of profiles

To reload the set of profiles saved on the SD card:
1. Tap the "Load" button.
Æ The display "Please wait" is shown. After the loading process has been
completed, the display "Loading successful" appears.
Æ The set of profiles saved on the SD card has been loaded and is dis-
played in the main view "Profiles".
Set up schedule This section describes how to set up the weekly schedule. The weekly sched-
ule is used to manage profiles. The weekly schedule has a fixed number of 30
listed items.
► "Schedule" main view
(1)
Fig. 1.32: "Schedule" main view
To set up the schedule:

1. Tap the "Schedule" main view on the display area under "Edit" (1).
Æ The sub-view "Edit schedule" opens.

► Main view "Schedule" ► Sub-view "Edit schedule".
(1) (2) (3) (6) (4) (5)
Fig. 1.33: Sub-view "Edit schedule"
The following details must be entered in this sub-view too set up the schedule:
The following details are required for each item listed in the
schedule:
(1) Defining the profile starting time:

– Day
– Hour
– Minute
(2) Selecting the profile/digital output:

– According to name
(3) – Using the checkbox (5) separate entries for profiles/

digital outputs in the weekly schedule can be deacti-
vated.
– For digital outputs, the status must be set to either Hi
or Lo . Tap the input field (6).
Each profile is given only a starting time but not an end time. This prevents
overlaps in time with other items on the schedule list. Each profile is auto-
matically overwritten by another.

To set up the schedule:

1. Tap the "Day" (1) input field to open the selection list.
2. Select the desired day (Monday - Sunday). If the profile is to be active
every day, tap "Every day".
Æ The selected day is displayed.
3. Tap the "Hour" input field (2) to open the selection list.
4. Select the desired hour.
Æ The selected day is displayed.
5. Tap the "Minute" input field to open the selection list.
6. Select the desired minute.
Æ The selected minute is displayed.
7. Tap the "Profile" input field (4) to open the selection list.
8. Select the desired profile or digital output.
Æ The changes are adopted immediately.
9. Tap the "Save" button to store the currently active schedule.
Æ The display "Please wait" is shown. After the saving process has been
completed, the display "Saving successful" appears.
10.Tap the "OK" button.
Æ The current set of profiles is saved to the SD card.
Restore saved schedule

► Main view "Schedule" ► Sub-view "Edit schedule".
To restore the saved schedule:
Æ The display "Please wait" is shown. After the loading process has been
completed, the display "Loading successful" appears.
Æ The schedule saved on the SD card has been loaded and is displayed
in the "Schedule" main view.
The standard configuration process is now finished.
Set maintenance In the sub-view "Maintenance counters“ , the next service (hours until the next
counters service) is entered for system components which are not electronically con-
nected. This is necessary since these airtelligence provis 2.0 components
are unable to send maintenance messages. Maintenance counters can be set
up for a maximum of four electronically unconnected components (one receiv-
er maintenance counter, three general maintenance counters).
Please refer to the relevant information on next service and maintenance inter-
vals in the labels or operating instructions for the various components.

NOTICE Faults due to altering the system time
Altering the system time during operation has repercussions on the main-
tenance counters.
Î Set the date and time correctly during initial startup.
Î Avoid making subsequent changes to the system time.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Maintenance counters".
(1) (2) (3)
Fig. 1.34: Sub-view "Maintenance counters"
This view contains the following display areas:
(1) – Maintenance counters for four electronically uncon-

nected components. The remaining time until the next
service.
(2) – Input field for the specified maintenance intervals for

each component.
(3) – Reset button:

Activate these buttons to start maintenance counters.
Or:
Activate these buttons to restart maintenance counters
after servicing has been carried out and reset the
number of hours until the next service to the starting
value.

To enter maintenance intervals:

1. Tap the desired input field (2).
2. Enter the number of hours.
To deactivate the maintenance counters for individual components, enter

"0" in the input field.
Æ The number of hours entered is displayed.

3. Tap the "Reset" button to start the counter.
Æ The remaining hours until the next service are immediately displayed by
the maintenance counters in the display area on the left (1) and are up-
dated hourly. At the same time, the remaining time is displayed as a
blue bar in a graph under each maintenance counter.
Save settings After the configuration of control parameters has been completed, it is recom-
mended that settings are saved to prevent standard settings from being lost.
If this action is not taken, all parameters which have been configured will be
deleted if the control is reset unless they have previously been stored on the
SD card using the "Save" function.
CAUTION Loss of unsecured settings
Settings that have not been saved on the SD card are deleted in the event
of a reset of the control.
Î Save the configuration with the "Save settings" function.
The sub-view "Load/save settings“ enables the system-specific settings for the
airtelligence provis 2.0 to be saved in a file. The setting denotes the config-
uration of the system-specific settings at a particular point in time.
This includes:
– Compressor settings that are carried out in the compressor detail view,
e.g. details of rated power and free air delivery;
– Control parameter configurations, i.e. configurations carried out in the sub-
view " Configure control parameters".
– Other settings, e.g. station name.
The following settings are not filed under "Save settings". They are saved sep-
arately using the "Save" function to allow these (system-specific) settings to
be individually exported and replaced.
This includes:
– Profile settings
– Schedule
– Maintenance counters
– Equipment settings.

Carry out several settings and save these with the "Save settings" function
in order to have a variety of settings available. For instance, save a config-
uration with, and a configuration without, authorization of the VSD compres-
sors.
► Main view "Presettings" ► Sub-view "Load/save settings"
Fig. 1.35: "Load/save settings"
A total of five configurations (= settings) can be filed in five memories. The cur-
rent control configuration is saved in each case. The corresponding file names
on the SD card are "config1.mew" to "config5.mew".
CAUTION Inadvertent overwriting of settings

After a control fault and/or reset, saved settings are no longer displayed, but
they are still available. If settings are saved again, existing settings are
overwritten.
Î After a control fault and/or reset, start the "Save" function to find existing
settings and to avoid overwriting them.
To save settings:
If no settings have been saved, all five memories display "not available".
Æ Any files found are displayed. Memories where settings have been
saved show the display "available", while memories which do not con-
tain any settings show "not available".
2. Select the desired memory with the checkbox. Memories that already con-
tain settings can also be selected and overwritten.
3. Tap the "Save" button.
Æ The current setting is stored in the memory selected and therefore also
on the SD card.

To load a setting:
1. Select the desired setting with the checkbox.
Æ The setting that has been selected is loaded and the control adopts the
stored configuration.
Network size learn mode The network size learn mode function provides two different learn modes
which are automatically started depending on the composition of the com-
bined compressor system (fixed speed compressors only/fixed speed and at
least one authorized VSD compressor).
The purpose of both learn modes is essentially to determine the volume of the
compressed air network. Only if the network size is known is it possible for the
airtelligence provis 2.0 system to calculate and display a correct value for the
flow rate and to switch in compressors that exactly match this. This value is
calculated iteratively on the basis of certain status changes.
Provided that the automatically started learn mode has not yet ended, an or-
ange triangle is displayed next to the flow rate in the "Station" sub-view.
Since the learn mode has not yet ended, a rough estimate of the flow rate is
displayed. This can deviate or fluctuate significantly from the actual final value
depending on the network size specification and iteration status.
The steadier the compressed air demand is, the faster the learn mode is able
to deliver a quick final result. Conversely, this means that in extreme cases the
learn mode cannot be ended if the demand is constantly subject to high fluc-
tuation. In this case an estimated value which is as accurate as possible is se-
lected and entered in the "Configure control parameters" under "Starting value
of net volume" (see „Configure control parameters“, page 50). If the estimated
value is very close to the actual value, the learn mode will be ended faster and
the resulting flow rate correctly displayed.
Depending on the station concerned, the learn process is generally completed
within a few hours and at most within a few days.
If no data is available on the network size of the station, the following formula
can be taken as a guideline:
Network size specification = receiver size + (receiver size * 50%)
Depending on whether a large or small network is involved, the percentage
must be adapted accordingly. If no value at all is specified, a standard value
of 5 m³ is assumed.
The learn mode is often ended in periods with low consumption and an ac-
cordingly small amount of leakage (e.g. in breaks, at night or at the week-
end).

Learn mode with fixed speed compressors only

This is the preferred learn mode. It delivers a network size faster and more
accurately than the other learn mode. This mode is automatically activated if
no authorized VSD compressors are available.
Even if VSD compressors are available, this learn mode can be activated. To
activate this learn mode, the number of compressors (which are given an au-
thorization) must be set to "0" in the view "Configure control parameters" in the
station parameter "Max. VSD compressors". The frequency controlled com-
pressors then run at a fixed speed. After the learn mode has ended, the fre-
quency controlled compressors can be authorized again with the station pa-
rameter "Max. VSD compressors".
This learn mode does not actively intervene in the operating process.
The procedure for activating this learn mode despite frequency controlled
compressors should always be used if the station constellation allows tem-
porary operation without VSD compressors.
Learn mode with authorized frequency controlled compressors

This learn mode is activated by default if VSD compressors are available.
It waits until the compressors have adjusted themselves (consumption = free
air delivery) This requires a steady or only infrequently fluctuating compressed
air consumption (e.e. overnight). Subsequently, the authorization for a com-
pressor is retracted if it has a high utilization level or its authorization to supply
compressed air is retracted if it has a low level of utilization.
This learn mode is not able to passively monitor the network size that is calcu-
lated.
If changes in the network volume are to be expected, the parameter "Regular
net size validation" should be activated in the view "Configure control param-
eters". In this case, the calculation is automatically repeated after a certain
time. If changes in the network volume are not (or no longer) to be expected,
the parameters should remain deactivated or be deactivated again.
Communication The communications settings are relevant for connecting the airtelligence
settings provis 2.0 control to an existing ethernet network. This connection is essential
for the functionality of the browser-based web visualization that is enabled by
the superordinate airtelligence provis 2.0 control. If this functionality is not
required, it is not necessary to enter any data in this view.
Please refer to the separate documentation about this function for details of
the settings which must be carried out if the web visualization is used.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.10 Troubleshooting
1.10 Troubleshooting
Acoustic alert If parameters are incorrectly entered when configuring control parameters,
then a short acoustic alert may sound. The purpose of this alert is to draw your
attention to an incorrect entry and to the fact that the setting made will not be
accepted. Check the entry and correct it in order to complete the procedure.
The acoustic alert sounds, for example, if an incorrect entry is made while con-
figuring the compressor.
Fault message when When the "Save" button is tapped to save data on the SD card, the following
saving data message is displayed:
"Saving failed"
This message draws attention to a fault in the SD card.
In this case, contact your BOGE dealer or BOGE's customer service depart-
ment.
Fault message when When the "Load" button is tapped to call up data from the SD card,
loading data the following message is displayed:
"Loading failed"
This message draws attention to a fault in the SD card.
In this case, contact your BOGE dealer or BOGE's customer service depart-
ment.
Warning, fault and event All warning, fault and event messages can be displayed in the "Course" main
messages view ► sub-view "Events" (see also „"Events" sub-view“, page 30).
Please refer to the operating instructions for the subordinate controls as well
as the operating instruction for the Modbus interface module for information on
faults in compressors or components connected via a Modbus interface mod-
ule. These faults have fault codes <500.
A list of warning and fault messages issued by the airtelligence provis 2.0
can be found in the control logbook in the main view "Course" ► sub-view
"Events" ► Info button (see also „"Events" sub-view“, page 30). These faults
have fault codes <=500.
In the event of repeated or continuously occurring messages, contact your
BOGE dealer or BOGE's customer service department.
BOGE's customer service department can be contacted at the following

telephone number:
Telephone: +49 5206 601-140
BOGE recommends that faults in the control or compressors are rectified by

BOGE service engineers. Faults occurring in equipment must also be rectified
by service engineers.

airtelligence provis 2.0 1.11 Maintenance
1.11 Maintenance
Cleaning the display The airtelligence provis 2.0 comes with a cleaning cloth for the touch panel
display. Clean the display as necessary with the damp cleaning cloth using
light pressure to remove any dirt.
Updating software Updating of touch panel software and control software is carried out by BOGE
service personnel.
The sub-view "File services and updates ILC" reached from the "Presettings"
main view is therefore only required by BOGE service personnel. These Oper-
ating Instructions do not therefore include a description of this sub-view.
To have the software updated, contact your BOGE dealer or BOGE's custom-
er service department.

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BOGE Compressor Control airtelligence provis 2.0 Page I

Part 1: 1.1 How to use these Operating Instructions..................................... 1

1.2 airtelligence provis 2.0 Control ..................................................... 4

1.3 Safety ............................................................................................... 5

1.4 Touch Panel .................................................................................... 6

1.5 Basic information about airtelligence provis 2.0......................... 9

1.6 Operational Controls and Display Symbols............................... 16

1.7 Main Views .................................................................................... 22

1.8 Login .............................................................................................. 32

BOGE Compressor Control airtelligence provis 2.0 Page III

1.9 Configuring control parameters .................................................. 32

1.10 Troubleshooting ........................................................................... 65

1.11 Maintenance .................................................................................. 66

Page IV BOGE Compressor Control airtelligence provis 2.0

BOGE's customer service department can be contacted at the following

Telephone: +49 5206 601-140

BOGE Compressor Control airtelligence provis 2.0 Page 1

Instructions for optimising operat-

► Main view ► Sub-view 1 Navigation

1. Action step 1 Numbering

Æ Feedback on action Feedback

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Signal word Meaning

WARNING Warns of serious injury

CAUTION Warns of data loss

NOTICE Warns of faults or disruptions to operations

Warns of a hazard area

Warns of dangerous electrical voltages

Design of warning notices

WARNING Type and source of danger

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1.2 airtelligence provis 2.0 Control

The airtelligence provis 2.0 is a superordinate compressor control. A super-

Connecting the components

Fig. 1.1: Combined compressor system controlled by the superordinate airtel-

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WARNING Risk of electric shock due to live parts!

Operator responsibilities Switch cabinet

Setting up the control system

CAUTION Loss of unsecured settings

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"Save settings" function

1.4 Touch Panel

The following paragraphs contain information on housing and operating the

Fig. 1.2: Switch cabinet with touch panel

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The touch panel is divided into three areas:

(1) Header bar

– Name of the control

– Currently active main view

(2) Display and work area

(3) Navigation bar

The "Schedule" button makes it possible to (see also page 27)

The "Profiles" button makes it possible to (see also page 28)

The "Course" button makes it possible to (see also page 29)