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Setpoint temp. night
mode (heating)
(7.0 °C...40.0 °C) * 1°C
Presetting of the setpoint temperature
for night mode (heating).
Setpoint temp. comfort
mode (cooling)
(7.0 °C...40.0 °C) * 1°C
7.0...
23.0
...40.0
Presetting of the setpoint temperature
for the comfort cooling mode.
Setpoint temp. standby
mode (cooling)
(7.0 °C...40.0 °C) * 1°C
7.0...
25.0
...40.0
Presetting of the setpoint temperature
for standby mode (cooling).
Setpoint temp. night
mode (cooling)
(7.0 °C...40.0 °C) * 1°C
7.0...
27.0
...40.0
Presetting of the setpoint temperature
for night mode (cooling).
Frost protection setpoint
temperature
(7.0...40.0) * 1°C
7.0
...40.0
This parameter specifies the setpoint
temperature for frost protection. The
parameter is only visible in "Heating" or
"Heating and cooling" operating modes
(if necessary with additional levels).
Heat protection setpoint
temperature
(7.0...45.0) * 1°C
7.0...
35.0
...45.0
This parameter specifies the setpoint
temperature for heat protection. The
parameter is only visible in "Cooling" or
"Heating and cooling" operating modes
(if necessary with additional levels).
Dead band position
symmetrical
asymmetrical
With relative setpoint presetting, the
comfort setpoint temperatures for the
operating mode "Heating and cooling"
are derived from the basic setpoint in
consideration of the adjusted Dead
band. The deadband (temperature zone
for which there is neither heating nor
cooling) is the difference between the
comfort setpoint temperatures.
Symmetrical setting: the deadband
preset in the ETS plug-in is divided in
two parts at the basic setpoint. The
comfort setpoint temperatures are
derived directly from the basic setpoint
resulting from the half deadband (Basic
setpoint - 1/2 deadband = Heating
comfort temperature or Basic se
1/2 deadband = Cooling comfort
temperature).
Asymmetrical setting: with this setting
the comfort setpoint temperature for
heating equals the basic setpoint! The
preset deadband is effective only from
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Software "KNX CO2 sensor"
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