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3.2 The display
During normal operation the time and day will be displayed.
When the user is not programming or inspecting a parameter, the display will cycle
through the status of each zone.
The status shows the demand for each of the controlling elements, Timer (t), Lux (L),
PIR / Push Switch (P) or Frost (F). These are each shown as “t”, “L”, “P” and “F” to
denote the appropriate element.
Demand is defined as present if:
The clock is with a programmed timer period (t)
The Lux level assigned is low (L)
The PIR sensor / Push Switch / On – Off switch has been triggered (P)
The temperature sensor has detected a frost condition (F).
When there is demand the letter denoting that element will be solid. When there is
no demand it will be flashing. If that element does not apply then the letter will not be
displayed. Eg, if there is no lux sensor applied “L” will not be displayed, or if the
mode set as Auto-Lux (no time control) then “t” will not be displayed.
If zone 6 is set as a temperature alarm it will show the target for the alarm, if alarm
condition is met the display will show the “ON” icon and the target temperature will
be solid. If the alarm condition is not met the display will show the “OFF” icon and
the target temperature will be flashing.
3.3 Remote equipment
The Universal Controller will often have remote equipment connected. Remote
equipment can include:
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Occupancy sensors
•
Daylight sensors
•
Press button switches
•
Override switches
The controller will react to the information provided by the switches and sensors.
The function of the controller will depend on the settings selected in the programme.
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Occupancy Sensor
Light Level Sensor
Override key switch
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