The Assemblies tab is where you configure the specific hardware components of your system. Each assembly—such as an Inductor, Stack, or Carrier—is a predefined group of sensors, modules, and valves that work together.
Start: Press the blue "+" button in the lower right corner.
Identify: Either scan the assembly QR code or tap the entry field to enter the data manually.
Manual Entry: * Select Type: Choose from Pro Inductor, Fusion Inductor, Stack Stand, or Carrier.
Serial Number: Enter the serial number for the assembly.
Note: A Carrier assembly does not have a serial number, and a machine can only contain one Carrier assembly.
Inductor Module: The P/P Inductor Module mounted inside the Pro Inductor frame. It reads the load cells and controls all inductor-specific valves.
Scale Calibration: Converts raw load cell data into kilograms.
Scale Reaction Speed: Sets sensitivity to environmental factors (wind/vibration). 3-Med Vibration works for most conditions. 1-Min Vibration is used for very stable environments.
Drain Valve: Defines the valve used to drain the inductor tank.
Additional Input Valves (Up to 5):
Plumbing Name: The name shown in the selection dropdown on the Mix Preview screen.
Throttle Valve: The control valve located under the hood of the Pro Inductor.
Hose Dimensions: The diameter and length of the hose for this input (required for the Charge Line feature).
Inductor Module: The P/P Inductor Module mounted inside the Fusion Inductor frame.
Scale Calibration: Converts load cell data into kilograms.
Scale Reaction Speed: Adjusts for environmental noise (3-Med Vibration is standard).
Drain Valve: Defines the valve used to drain the inductor tank.
Has Stack Checkbox: Toggle this on if a stack is attached. This enables:
Stack Throttle Valve: The valve closest to the 3-inch tee on the main line.
Stack Flowmeter: Defined by serial number and calibration (counts per liter).
Stack Plumbing Inputs: Each input requires a Plumbing Name and Hose Dimensions. Inputs are numbered starting from the flowmeter and working away from it.
Additional Valve Checkbox: Used when a valve is added to the top of the stack. This becomes the Rinse Valve, and the valve below it becomes a plumbing input.
Stack Throttle Valve: The valve closest to the 3-inch tee of the main line (between the tee and the flowmeter).
Stack Flowmeter: Defined by serial number and calibration (counts per liter).
Stack Plumbing Inputs: Each input requires a Plumbing Name and Hose Dimensions.
Additional Valve Checkbox: If checked, the top valve becomes the Rinse Valve and the valve below it becomes a plumbing input.
+ Add Stack: Used to define a second stack if the stand is a dual-stack configuration.
Primary Measurement: Defines the flowmeter used for the main carrier product. Requires the Module Code, Port, and Flowmeter Code (serial number and counts per liter).
Secondary Measurement: Defines the flowmeter for rinse water if the plumbing requires a separate measurement.
Holdback Settings: * Holdback Size: Volume of water reserved for the final flush.
Starting Carrier Valve Position: Set larger for high-carrier mixes and smaller for low-carrier mixes.
Auto-Adjust: Allows the Mixmate to automatically optimize valve position for performance.
Note: You MUST press SAVE for any changes here to apply.
Inputs: * Input Name: The name shown on the Mix Preview page.
Valve: Defines if the valve is CAN bus (requires serial number) or Digital (requires module output).
Input Calibration: Optional adjustment to the factory calibration (counts/L).
Secondary Throttle: Optional; used if a bypass is plumbed to send carrier directly to the discharge line.