MODBUS codes for Buttons and Sliders

[Moodyanoos]

Hi guys! I have a Probatone 5 connected via a laptop to Artisan Scope. Until recently I had buttons and sliders offering control of the gas percentages and airflow (I don't know how these were originally installed). The laptop this was on was recently destroyed so I am starting again on a new laptop! Alas I am no techno-whizz and have immediately come up against some code I have zero idea how to use!
I have attached screenshots of the Button and Slider sections I have attempted to recreate without full success! The Buttons and Sliders for Gas changes seem to work well - but i'm clearly not getting it right for the codes for Airflow and Drumspeed - is anyone here able to advise? As you can probably tell, my computer knowledge is basic at best (bad pun), so if it can be described like one might to a nine-year old child, that would be great!

[MAKOMO]

Why not do a Factory Reset followed by a Config >> Devices >> Probat selecting your machine type and get the correct setup which is documented on its machine page and ensure to read the Notes on this page?

[MAKOMO]

Just to check on your settings, could you also attach your current Artisan settings (menu Help >> Save Settings) as artisan-settings.aset file the same way as you did with the .alog file (rename to end in .txt) and drag-and-drop here?

[Moodyanoos]

So just to be clear - the airflow of the roaster itself does not change to 92% (randomly with the profile I just did it went to 90% instead)- only the value shown on the Slider on Artisan. So the Slider shows 92% but the roaster is actually running at 80%.

artisan-settings test.txt

[Moodyanoos]

No alarms have been set to the best of my knowledge

[MAKOMO]

You modified the minimum of the Air event quantifier from 50 to 0. The min/max for sliders and quantifiers should be the same. Only for very specific applications it makes sense that those ranges are different.

[Moodyanoos]

Ahaaa! Amazing! Note to self: "stop messing around with things you know very little about and trust the guys that do this stuff - they know what they are doing!". Apologies if I wasted your time Marko, this has solved all the issues I have been having!