BBQ Guru CyberQII Manuel utilisateur

BB Q G URU C Y B E R Q II USE R G UID E Rev.1.07 for

V1.09 - V1.12 & V1.1A - V1.2A Firmware

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1. SAFETY WARNINGS........................................................................................................................................................................ 3!

2. LIMITED WARRANTY..................................................................................................................................................................... 4!

3. DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4!

4. BBQ GURU CYBERQII Features....................................................................................................................................................... 4!

5. PROBES.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5!

6. CONTROLLER CONNECTIONS...................................................................................................................................................... 5!

7. KEYS .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5!

8. POWERING UP.................................................................................................................................................................................. 6!

8.1. Startup Screen............................................................................................................................................................................. 6!

9. STANDARD DISPLAY SCREENS ................................................................................................................................................... 6!

9.1. Main Display Screen................................................................................................................................................................... 6!

9.2. Pit 1 Setpoint Display Screen ..................................................................................................................................................... 6!

9.3. Pit 1 Ramp Display Screen ......................................................................................................................................................... 7!

9.4. Pit 2 Setpoint Display Screen ..................................................................................................................................................... 7!

9.5. Pit 2 Ramp Display Screen ......................................................................................................................................................... 7!

10. BATTERY, BACKLIGHT, BEEPER AND DISPLAY SETUP ....................................................................................................... 7!

10.1. Battery Power Display Screen .................................................................................................................................................. 7!

10.2. Backlight Intensity Set Screen .................................................................................................................................................. 8!

10.3. Backlight Time Set Screen........................................................................................................................................................ 8!

10.4. Contrast Set Screen................................................................................................................................................................... 8!

10.5. Alarm and Key Beeps Set Screen ............................................................................................................................................. 8!

11. PIT 1 USER SETUP SCREENS........................................................................................................................................................ 8!

11.1. Fan 1 Percentage Display Screen.............................................................................................................................................. 9!

11.2. Pit 1 Set Screen......................................................................................................................................................................... 9!

11.3. Pit 1 Hold Set Screen................................................................................................................................................................ 9!

11.4. Food 1 Set Screen ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9!

11.5. Timer 1 Set Screen.................................................................................................................................................................... 9!

11.6. Timeout Action 1 Set Screen .................................................................................................................................................. 10!

11.7. Alarms 1 Set Screen................................................................................................................................................................ 10!

11.8. Ramp 1 Set Screen.................................................................................................................................................................. 10!

11.8.1. Ramp Feature Description ............................................................................................................................................. 10!

11.9. Open Lid Detect 1 Set Screen................................................................................................................................................. 11!

11.9.1. Open Lid Detect Description ......................................................................................................................................... 11!

11.9.2. Open Lid Detect –Overshoot Eliminator....................................................................................................................... 12!

12. PIT 2 USER SETUP SCREENS...................................................................................................................................................... 12!

13. SUPER USER MENU..................................................................................................................................................................... 12!

13.1. Proportional Band Screen ....................................................................................................................................................... 13!

13.2. Ramp Offset Screen................................................................................................................................................................ 13!

13.3. Cycle Time Screen.................................................................................................................................................................. 13!

13.4. Deviation Alarm Screen.......................................................................................................................................................... 13!

13.4.1. Alarm Deviation Setpoint .............................................................................................................................................. 14!

13.5. Temperature Units Screen....................................................................................................................................................... 14!

13.6. Reset All Screen ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14!

14. STATUS SCREENS........................................................................................................................................................................ 15!

14.1. Food Done Alarm ................................................................................................................................................................... 15!

14.2. Pit Temp High Alarm ............................................................................................................................................................. 15!

14.3. Pit Temp Low Alarm.............................................................................................................................................................. 15!

14.4. Timeout No Action................................................................................................................................................................. 15!

14.5. Timeout Alarm ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16!

14.6. Timeout Shutdown.................................................................................................................................................................. 16!

14.7. Timeout Hold.......................................................................................................................................................................... 16!

14.8. Temperature Error Messages .................................................................................................................................................. 16!

14.9. Zero Adjust Screen ................................................................................................................................................................. 17!

14.10. Span Adjust Screen............................................................................................................................................................... 17!

14.11. Calibrating The Zero (Low end temperature)........................................................................................................................ 17!

14.12. Calibrating The Span (High end temperature) ...................................................................................................................... 18!

15. FIRMWARE UPDATES................................................................................................................................................................. 18!

16. ADAPTIVE CONTROL STRATEGY............................................................................................................................................ 18!

17. BUILDING A PROPER FIRE FOR GOOD CONTROL ................................................................................................................ 18!

17.1. Eliminating Large Fluctuations in the Pit Temperature........................................................................................................... 19!

17.2. To Extinguish The Pit............................................................................................................................................................. 19!

18. DEFINITION OF TERMS .............................................................................................................................................................. 19!

19. FLOW DIAGRAM OF STANDARD DISPLAY SCREENS.......................................................................................................... 20!

20. FLOW DIAGRAM OF USER SETUP SCREENS.......................................................................................................................... 21!

21. FLOW DIAGRAM OF SUPER USER MENU............................................................................................................................... 22!

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Important Note:ThisUser Guide refers to the operation of the CyberQII control unit

only (hardware). For information of the CyberQII Control Interface PC application,

please refer to its User Guide.

1.SA F E T Y W A RN IN GS

INST A L L A T IO N /SA F E T Y IN F O R M A T I O N:

R E A D A ND U ND E RST A N D T H IS USE R G U ID E C O M PL E T E L Y B E F O R E INST A L L I N G O R

USI N G T H IS PR O D U C T!!

W A R NI N G: FIRE HAZARD, BURN HAZARD!! Even quality electronics can fail CAUSING

THE BLOWER TO RUN CONSTANTLY AND CAUSING EXCESSIVE TEMPERATURES! Power

Draft Fans can get the temperature of your pit higher than through natural draft, so use extra caution in

opening your pit and determining its placement. Always inspect your probe wires for damage. Damaged

probe wires can cause the blower to run constantly causing your pit to become excessively hot.

W A R NI N G: FIRE HAZARD, BURN HAZARD!! FLAMES, SPARKS AND LIT

EMBERS CAN EXIT ANY OPENING ON YOUR PIT CAUSING FIRES - Keep your pit located a safe

distance from anything flammable like buildings, walls, solvents, cars, fuel, wood piles, furniture, etc. and

always use caution when opening the pit. Be aware that an ember that has fallen or is ejected from the

charcoal cooker can be blown by a light wind into a garage or other structure, debris field, woods, or grass

field and cause a fire to start. Always have a fire extinguisher and water supply close by. If the cooker is

to be used on a wooden or combustible surface such as a wooden deck, always place the cooker on a non-

flammable pad intended for this purpose.

W A R NI N G: FIRE HAZARD, BURN HAZARD !! Even quality electronics can fail and cause the

temperature to read incorrectly - BE SURE TO USE A REDUNDANT DIAL THERMOMETER AS A

BACKUP TEMPERATURE SENSOR ON YOUR PIT –This&will&allow&you&to&verify&your&control’s&

temperature reading for your safety.

W A R NI N G: SMOKE CAN COMBUST WHEN OXYGEN IS INTRODUCED AND PRODUCE

SEVER BURNS –ALWAYS USE CAUTION WHEN OPENING THE LID OR DOOR OF YOUR PIT.

W A R NI N G: KEEP YOUR CONTROL DRY –Allowing your control to get wet can cause

damage to its electronics and/or make it operate incorrectly CREATING A HAZARDOUS CONDITION.

W A R NI N G: Pit fires can occur when liquids are spilled or when cooking at temperatures that

cause surfaces inside the cooker to reach the ignition temperature of fats. Never pour or toss water directly

into a fat fire. Reduce the temperature by cooling the fire in the firebox with a water spray. Close the

cooking chamber door and the firebox while it is steaming to smother the fire. This procedure may need to

be repeated several times before the pit fire is under control.

N O T E : Pit fires can be largely avoided if the cooker is kept clean and free from fat

buildup during or between cooks. Changing drip trays during a cook cycle will help keep

flammable fats in the cooker to a minimum. Cooking temperatures should be kept low

enough to avoid ignition. You are dealing with an open fire when you are cooking on

charcoal and wood.

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W A R NI N G: There are hot surfaces on all parts of the cooker before during and after cooking.

Always wear protective clothing when tending the cooker or attempting to extinguish a fire or dumping a

firebox in the proper ash receptacle at the end of a cook. Always be ready to call your local Fire Company

in the case of an emergency before the

situation gets out of control.

C A U T I O N: fire danger is always present, even in the best of conditions. There is no substitute for

continuous safety scrutiny on the part of the user.

W A R NI N G: SHOCK HAZARD, HIGH VOLTAGE!! The power supply for this product is

plugged into a 120 or 240 VAC Mains. THIS VOLTAGE CAN KILL OR HURT YOU. KEEP THE

POWER SUPPLY AWAY FROM WATER AND OFF OF THE GROUND - do not let it get exposed to

rain or snow and NEVER TOUCH THE POWER SUPPLY IF IT GETS WET.

2.L I M I T E D W A RR A N T Y

THE BBQ GURU warrants this product to be free from defect in workmanship and materials for a period

of ninety days from the date of purchase.

1. Should unit malfunction, return it to the factory. If defective it will be repaired or replaced at no

charge.

2. There are no user serviceable parts on this unit. This warranty is void if the unit shows evidence

of being tampered with or subjected to excessive heat, moisture, corrosion or other misuse.

3. Components which wear or damage with misuse are excluded, e.g. relays, probes, etc.

4. THE BBQ GURU shall not be responsible for any damage or losses however caused, which may

be&experienced&as&a&result&of&the&installation&or&use&of&this&product.&&THE&BBQ&GURU‘s&liability&

for any breach of this agreement shall not exceed the purchase price paid E. & O.E.

3.D ESC RIPT I O N

The CYBERQII is the most advanced BBQ control on the planet. It is called the

CYBERQII because it can be accessed through cyber space from a remote location via its

USB interface and its Control Interface PC application. This awesome control is actually

two controls –it can be used to control two pits. Just check out some of the features

listed below.

4.BB Q G UR U C Y B E R Q I I Features

Super compact control allows you to control up to two pits simultaneously

Four thermocouple probes allow you to monitor two pits and two food items

USB interface allows monitoring and control from your PC or over the Internet

Digital alphanumeric 8 character x 2 line LCD display with user-selectable

backlight time

Audible alarm sounds on over/under temp, food done, timeout and other user-

settable conditions

Real-time fan status and percent output indication helps you to measure fuel use

Open Lid Detect

Adaptive Control Algorithm

Super User menu for advanced users

User-settable&“low&and&slow”&ramp&down&feature

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User-settable cook timer gives alarm, shuts down your pit, or will hold the pit at

the temperature you specify

Battery power indicator

Adjustable proportional band, cycle time, and deviation alarms (Super User

menu)

Display temperature in degrees C or F

Alarms settable to on or off (good neighbor feature)

Adjustable display contrast

32 to 475 deg F range with +/- 2 deg F accuracy

5.PR O B ES

The probes provided with your CyberQ are rugged stainless steel precision

thermocouples. These are not low cost thermistors like inexpensive monitors. The

thermocouple wires have an armor braid with moisture and smoke resistant teflon

insulation that is rated for temperatures up to 500 degrees F. The user can pass these thin

wires under the lid of the grill or through a small hole opening without creating a large

gap which would allow air to get through (air intrusion). Be careful not to kink these

rugged yet small wires or let them come in contact with flames. Always store them by

rolling them neatly and tying with the supplied Curleez. These probes are user-

replaceable and are available at

www.thebbqguru.com;

we recommend having a spare set

for unforeseen emergencies.

Important Note: Be sure to fully insert your probes into the control. Push the plug

into the connection securely until you feel and hear it snap in place. If you do not plug

the probes in securely, you may experience sporadic temperature readings and the

CyberQ will not control your cooker accurately. The temperature may also read low

causing you cooker to get excessively hot.

6.C O N T R O L L E R C O NN E C T I O NS

From left to right:

USB, Pit 1, Food 1, Pit 2, Food 2, Fan Output 1, Fan Output 2, 12V Power Input

7.K E YS

UP - Indexes the shown value up. Also returns you to the previous display menu.

D O W N - Indexes the shown value down. Also indexes you through the display

menu.

O N/O F F

- Powers the unit up and down. Must be held down for 2 seconds to

power on/off.

SC R O L L - Indexes you through all setup menus.

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UP + D O W N - Returns you to the main display screen from

any

screen.

UP + SC R O L L - Takes you to the main Super User menu.

D O W N + SC R O L L - Returns you to the main display screen from the

Super User menu.

8.PO W E RI N G UP

Pressing the ON / OFF

key will power up the control.

On power up the unit shows the Startup screen:

8.1.Startup Screen

The display will show the startup screen for approximately 2 seconds and then will show

the Main Display Screen:

1 .

In the above example, the version number is 1.05 and the serial number is 100.

9.ST A N D A RD DISP L A Y SC R E E NS

There are five different ways to display the temperatures, setpoints and status as

described below. Navigate through them using the down key. See the FLOW

DIAGRAM OF STANDARD DISPLAY SCREENS at the end of this document.

9.1.Main Display Screen

In this example, the top row shows the actual temperature (250) of pit 1 (P1) and the

actual temperature (181) of the food (F1) within pit 1.

The bottom row shows the actual temperature (225) of pit 2 (P2) and the actual

temperature (169) of the food (F2) within pit 2.

Dashes (---) will be displayed if no probe is plugged into the associated connector.

9.2.Pit 1 Setpoint Display Screen

This display screen shows the actual and set temperatures for pit 1 (P1) and its food (F1).

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On the top row: the leftmost digits are the actual pit temperature (P1). Dashes (---) will

be displayed if no probe is plugged into the associated connector. An * will be displayed

if the fan is running. The rightmost digits are the setpoint of pit 1.

On the bottom row: the leftmost digits are the actual food temperature (F1). Dashes (---)

will&be&displayed&if&no&probe&is&plugged&into&the&associated&connector.&&“SP”&indicates&

setpoint. The rightmost digits are the setpoint of the Food 1.

9.3.Pit 1 Ramp Display Screen

This display screen shows the actual temperatures of pit 1 (P1) and its food (F1). Dashes

(---) will be displayed if no probe is plugged into the associated connector.

The bottom row displays the&cook&timer.&&“R”&indicates&ramp&mode&is&turned&on&and&

currently&active.&“r”&indicates&ramp&mode&is&turned&on&but&not&active.&&The&percentage&of&

the fan running time is displayed as values 0 –9,&and&“F”&for&full&or&100%.&&An&*&will&be&

displayed if the fan is running.

9.4.Pit 2 Setpoint Display Screen

This display screen is identical to the screen described in section Pit 1 Setpoint Display

Screen, but for pit 2 (P2).

9.5.Pit 2 Ramp Display Screen

This display screen is identical to the screen described in section Pit 1 Ramp Display

Screen, but for pit 2 (P2).

10.B A T T E RY,B A C K L I G H T,B E E PE R A ND DISPL A Y SE T UP

The following screens are accessible by pressing the scroll key from the Main

Display Screen. Use the scroll key to move through the screens. Use the &

keys to set the values. Moving to another screen saves your chosen value. (See the

FLOW DIAGRAM OF USER SETUP SCREENS at the end of this document).

10.1.Battery Power Display Screen

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This screen displays the battery level (or the wall adaptor) in %, where 85% ~ 12VDC

and 100% ~ 14VDC. The Batter Power is useful mainly when powering from external

batteries or an automotive power source.

10.2.Backlight Intensity Set Screen

This screen allows you to set the backlight intensity from 0-100%. Use the &

keys to set to the desired intensity. Default value is 50%.

10.3.Backlight Time Set Screen

This screen allows you to set the backlight timer. Set from: OFF, 1, 5, 10 (seconds), ON.

Use the & keys to set the desired time (ON = energized constantly). Default

value is 5.

10.4.Contrast Set Screen

This screen allows you to set the contrast by using the & keys. Default value

is 60%.

10.5.Alarm and Key Beeps Set Screen

This screen allows you to set the alarm from 5 beeps to 0. If set to 0, the unit will not

beep when a key is pressed, nor will it beep for an alarm. If set from 1 to 5, it will beep

once when a key is pressed, and the number it is set to for an alarm. Use the &

keys to set the desired number of beeps. This feature is useful to help distinguish

your&control’s&alarms&from&other&nearby&controls.&&Default&value is 3.

11.PI T 1 USE R SE T UP SC R E E NS

The following screens are accessible by pressing the scroll key from the Pit 1

Setpoint Display Screen, as well as from the Pit 1 Ramp Display Screen. Use the scroll

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key to move through the screens. Use the & keys to set the values.

Moving to another screen saves your chosen value. (See the FLOW DIAGRAM OF

USER SETUP SCREENS at the end of this document).

11.1.Fan 1 Percentage Display Screen

This screen displays the fan output percentage from 0-100%. This screen is useful to

determine the fuel level. If the fan is running 80% - 90% or more during the middle or

end of a cook, it may be time to add more charcoal.

11.2.Pit 1 Set Screen

The temperature can be set from 32 to 475 degrees F using the & keys.

Default value is 275.

11.3.Pit 1 Hold Set Screen

Pit 1 Hold is the temperature at which Pit 1 will be held if the Timeout Action is set to

Hold. Temperatures range from 32 to 475 degrees F. Default value is 200.

11.4.Food 1 Set Screen

The temperature can be set from 32 to 210 degrees F using the & keys.

Default value is 185.

11.5.Timer 1 Set Screen

The maximum value is 99:59, use the & keys to change the value. Default

value is 00:00.

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11.6.Timeout Action 1 Set Screen

T"’

Options for the Timeout function are:

NO#ACT’N: do nothing when the set timer expires.

A L A R M: sound an alarm when the set timer expires.

SH U T D O W N: shut down the fan when the set timer expires.

H O L D:&&hold&pit&1’s&temperature&to&the&value&set&on&the&“Pit&1&Hold&Set&Screen”&

when the set timer expires.

The&default&setting&is&NO&ACT’N;&Use&the& & keys to change the value.

11.7.Alarms 1 Set Screen

Values are OFF and ON. The temperature values for the alarms are setup in the Super

User Menu. The default setting is ON; Use the & keys to change the value.

11.8.Ramp 1 Set Screen

Values are OFF and ON. The default setting is OFF; use the & keys to

change the value.

11.8.1. Ramp Feature Description

When the ramp is set to ON,&the&“low&and&slow”&ramp&mode&is&enabled.&&This&mode&is&

used for slow cooks so your food (meat) never over-cooks. Ramp mode is a very helpful

feature in preventing overcooking. The fan will control the pit temperature as follows:

the pit temperature will rise or remain steady as needed as the food temperature starts to

rise. But as the food temperature nears its set point, the fan will control the pit so that the

pit temperature will fall. Specifically this feature will gradually lower the pit temperature

toward the food set point temperature when the food is within 30° of being done. The

controller will hold the pit temperature slightly above your food set point as long as there

is fuel. This feature is similar to cook and hold, but the control calculates everything for

you.

The factory default setting is OFF so you must enable this feature to use it. Note when

using this feature, you may want to start your pit temperature a little higher than normal

to reduce cook time and not overcook your food. If the food probe is not plugged in and

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