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T-CONTROL - External requirement
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Term
Description
Analogue set
temperature 20 mA
Setting up upper limit of analogue set temperature at 20
7. 20).
If input is a analogue signal of 20
the set up temperature
Analogue must
temperature Max.
Setting up maximum analogue
Analogue must
temperature Min.
Setting up minimum analogue set temperature
Line monitoring
Activates the line monitoring (ON/OFF)
Barrier times
Time 1
Two different time options are available:
time 1:
time 2:
08:00 – 11:00
Setting up individual hot water tank loading times of every weekday,
when it will be not heated.
Monday preset gets assigned to remaining weekdays
External requirement at digital input:
At a digital request the external set temperature gets transmitted as value to the heat supplier.
External requirement at analogue input:
At an analogue request a calculated (= linearly interpolated) temperature gets transmitted to the heat
supplier.For an understanding, figure
„analogue set temperature 4 mA“ and „analogue set temperature 20 mA“.
The line in the diagram results from t
figure 7. 20: External demand
For example at an analogue request with an current signal of 12 mA, a temperature of 35 °C is registered at
the heat supplier, provided that the digital requirement (= external must temperature) is not higher.
External requirement module
Description
Setting up upper limit of analogue set temperature at 20 mA (see
If input is a analogue signal of 20 mA, the heat pumps operates with
the set up temperature
Setting up maximum analogue set temperature
Setting up minimum analogue set temperature
Activates the line monitoring (ON/OFF)
Two different time options are available:
08:00 – 10:00
15:00 – 21:00
Setting up individual hot water tank loading times of every weekday,
when it will be not heated.
Monday preset gets assigned to remaining weekdays
External requirement at digital input:
external set temperature gets transmitted as value to the heat supplier.
External requirement at analogue input:
At an analogue request a calculated (= linearly interpolated) temperature gets transmitted to the heat
figure 7. 21 is to be used.The graph gets regulated by the parameters
„analogue set temperature 4 mA“ and „analogue set temperature 20 mA“.
The line in the diagram results from the following setting parameters (seefigure 7. 20):
: External demand - settings
ogue request with an current signal of 12 mA, a temperature of 35 °C is registered at
the heat supplier, provided that the digital requirement (= external must temperature) is not higher.
Unit
mA (see figure
mA, the heat pumps operates with
°C
°C
°C
-
Setting up individual hot water tank loading times of every weekday,
-
-
external set temperature gets transmitted as value to the heat supplier.
At an analogue request a calculated (= linearly interpolated) temperature gets transmitted to the heat
is to be used.The graph gets regulated by the parameters
):
ogue request with an current signal of 12 mA, a temperature of 35 °C is registered at
the heat supplier, provided that the digital requirement (= external must temperature) is not higher.
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