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8 CO/O
2
Control
NOTICE
See safety concept in chapter 8.2 Safety Concept
6. Set response threshold of the CO detection on the LT3-F.
8.10.7 Set and Optimise the CO Response Threshold on LT3-F
7. Put CO control into operation.
8.10.8.1 Commissioning with UI400 .
8.10.8.2 Operating with PC Remote Software .
8. Set control parameters and dead time of the O
2
trim on CMS.
Setting the 'Proportional Factor' and 'Dead Time' Control Parameters .
Setting the 'Proportional Factor' and 'Dead Time' Control Parameters .
9. Check settings on CMS and LT.
Activating CO Control – via UI400
Exiting SETTING Mode – via CMS Remote Software
10. Back up dataset from CMS and LT3-F using CMS Remote Software (download).
Information on this is included in the basic documentation (publication no. DLT3140)
The commissioning of CO/O
2
control is now complete.
8.10.2 Putting the Electronic Ratio Control System into Operation
Commissioning of the electronic ratio control system and O
2
measurement, as described in
the device-specific instructions referred to in Chapter 1.1 Validity of these Instructions .
The integrated CO/O
2
control remains deactivated.
7 Operating Control and Displays
P 200 = 0

CO control is deactivated.
P 200 = 1

Standard (O
2
= OIL/CO = Gas)
(see chapter 8.10.8.2 Operating with PC Remote Software )
WARNING!
An incorrect setting can result in explosion.
This can result in severe injuries or death.
 Note the burner manufacturer's instructions with regard to settings.
The burner (basic setting without O
2
trim or CO control) must be set so that it burns stably
under all operating conditions and the emission limit values are observed. For the ’Deactivated
CO/O
2
control’ operating condition, a correct offset for inactive control with excess air must be
set (at the factory).