4.7.2
PROGRAMME
SETTING
Segment 0 is compulsory, i.e. it cannot be
switched off. This condition must be met to
allow definition of the beginning, thus the whole
programme duration, which is necessary for
cycling.
When setting the delayed start, year is set on the
bottom line. Programme start can thus be preset
even to the past. year will always be displayed at
the same place (7th position on the bottom line);
the sequence month-day (DD-mm or mm-DD) is
determined by setting in service 3.
P 6
0 0
>
2 2 . 5
0 9 : 0 0
1 0 0
2 0 0 9
1 8 - 0 2
or
P 6
0 0
>
2 2 . 5
0 9 : 0 0
1 0 0
2 0 0 9
0 2 - 1 8
In other segments, year is not displayed on
the bottom line; years are calculated at the
programme start.
Each of segments S 1 to S 39 may be set as the
last one, i.e. the programme either ends after the
final temperature Ti reaching and concurrent time
ti elapsing, or another cycle may follow.
Each of segments 1 to 39 may be set as the
last one and infinite, i.e. the programme must
be ended by means of
STArT/STOp
in this
segment.
If there is an active cycle selection displayed in
the moment of programme start (see the figure
Display – programme selection status – E: cXX),
then the programme passes to the beginning
again after the last segment ending and the
whole programme is repeated. The overall
number of the whole cycle runs equals to the
figure following the letter “c”. Segment 0 is not
included in the cycle.
The number of cycles is related to the whole
programmed sequence. It can be displayed in
presence of any segment on the display but it
does not refer to the displayed segment only but
to the whole sequence!
The minimum number of cycles is 1. If only one
cycle is selected, the programme runs as if it was
started without cycles. The programme can be
switched by the
STArT
button. regardless of
the segment displayed actually, the procedure
starts from that segment which corresponds to
the moment of switching-on. However, to ensure
successful cycling inclusion in an already started
process, the display must show “c XX” in the
moment of the programmed sequence start; XX
is the number of the wanted whole sequence
runs. For example, number “two” means that the
sequence runs through and then it is repeated
once more. If no “c XX” but time or temperature
increase data of the actually displayed segment
are displayed in the moment of start up by means
of the
STArT
button, the whole sequence will
run through once only.
Time is indicated as a segment duration but is
defined by an hour, minute, day and month of its
end, i.e. real time. If the preset segment time and
date precede the preceding segment time and
date, the segment will end no sooner than in the
next year.
The actual time and date must be preset in the
system (regulator) in the service mode.
range of parameters:
time
t0 to t39
each of segments up to a
year
ramp
r1 to r39
0 to 3.2 °C/min for heating,
–1.0 to 0 °C/min for cooling
temperature T1 to T39
0,0 - 99,9 °C
fan speed
V1 to V39
10 to 100 % with 10 % steps
number of
cycles
C
2 to 99 (eventually ∞- which
is the next position after 99]
diSpLAy - STATE OF ThE prOgrAm SELECTiON
A B C
D
E
G
H
I
F
a: P6
name of the program
B: XX
number of the set segment
C: X
Type of the set segment:
> not the last, the end length - see E, I
>I the last, the end length - see E, I
ο
the last, infinite length
D: XX . X
the required temperature of the set
segment (! the end temp.)
E: TXX : XX
the hour and minute of the set segment
end, deciding is the ramp or
r ± X .XX
the hour and minute of the set segment
end, deciding is the time or
tX ± XX
The calculated hour and minute of the
end of the set segment; ramp is default;
or
r ± X .XX
The calculated speed of the set segment;
time is default; or
cXX
the number of cycles of the whole
program
F: XXX
the number of cycles of the whole
program
Instructions for use
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