Quick Start
Understand the first-launch path, the first Modbus connection, and the minimum checks before a real controller run.
This documentation area is organized around the order an HVAC engineer actually works: first connection, behavior model, machine log replay, control-quality review, reporting, and release checks.
Understand the first-launch path, the first Modbus connection, and the minimum checks before a real controller run.
Follow the recommended daily testing path from connection through report export.
Build realistic compressor response from field logs, engineer-estimated curves, model-specific behavior tables, and CSV trend-preview checks.
Each guide should become a stable page with one clear purpose, not part of a blog-style archive.
Start with the quick start and engineering workflow. Use Basic Calculated Model if you need a fast first connection.
Use the Behavior Model Guide to combine field-log evidence, engineer-estimated completion, exact model behavior tables, and CSV trend-preview checks into a practical testing model.
Use Machine Log Replay when the goal is reference comparison, regression confirmation, or proof that a captured event can be reproduced.
Use the Control Quality Monitor guide for signal presets, event timing, multi-compressor review, and report workflow.
Use Release Behavior Checks for scenario-based baseline confirmation after code or configuration changes.
Use the product page, pricing page, and support page together so the visitor can move naturally from understanding to adoption.
Start with the written guide that matches the task. Use the available setup videos for installation and Modbus connection checks, then use support if a project needs direct help.
Use the Quick Start guide and Download page when the goal is installation, first launch, Machine ID, and trial license activation.
Use Engineering Workflow to decide between live values, behavior modeling, machine log replay, and release checks.
Use the Support page to package the release number, scenario, expected result, actual result, reports, logs, and screenshots.
Use the Download page to request installer access first, then request the machine-bound 14-day trial license after first launch.
Setup videos are available now. Behavior-model and monitor videos remain linked to the written guides until those tutorials are published.
Follow the first setup path from installer to first launch, Machine ID, and first communication preparation.
Review TCP setup, controller connection, and the first visible live values before a behavior test.
Review serial setup, COM-port checks, station settings, and the first visible live values.
Check prepared CSV trends before import, then combine accepted field-log evidence with engineer-estimated completion.
Learn how trends, event timing, and report evidence support controller-response review.
Request the installer first. After first launch, copy the Machine ID and request the 14-day trial license from the Download page.
Send a support request with the release number, compressor type, scenario, expected result, actual result, and relevant screenshots or reports.
Documentation gets the first test running. Pricing explains the commercial model. Support handles the cases that need direct interaction or video guidance.