MDT Technologies JAL-01UP.01, Technical Manual

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Technical Manual Shutter actuator JAL ‐ 0X10X.01
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The following chart shows the dynamic range for the first automatic function. There are 4 different
automatic functions for every channel. The dynamic range of the automatic functions 2,3 and 4 are
the same as the first.
ETS ‐ text Dynamic range
[default value]
comment
Automatic objects

Block A

Block B
setting to which automatic block this
channel shall refer
Automatic function 1( ‐ 4) ‐
Position
0 ‐ 100%
[0%]
height position for the first automatic
function
Automatic function 1( ‐ 4) –
position of blinds
0 ‐ 100%
[0%]
position of blinds for the first
automatic function(only at shutters)
Chart 19: dynamic range automatic function
At the subitem for the automatic function, you can depose values for 4 different automatic calls. The
values are absolute values, which the channel accepts at the call of the according automatic function.
Additional you can determine for every channel to which automatic block the channel shall refer.
Here are the blocks A and B disposal. The activation of the blocks is descripted below.
4.7.2 Automatic blocks
To call appointed values by the automatic function, you have to activate the appointed automatic
blocks at the subitem for the automatic function. The blocks A and B can be activated or deactivated
separately.
The following illustration shows the setting options for the automatic blocks:
Illustration 17: automatic blocks
If an automatic block gets activated, the according communication objects appear. There are four
communication objects for every block, respectively one for every automatic function.