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Timer
A simple timer with two time periods.
on 1 (hh:mm)
............. The first period switch-on time.
off 1 (hh:mm)
............. The first period switch-on off time.
on 2 (hh:mm)
............. The second period switch-on time.
off 2 (hh:mm)
............. The second period switch-off time.
reset state of T1&T2 with every start of the period of the program
.................................... When this function is On, at every start of time period in time program the state of
both thermostats, T1 and T2, will be reset according to the current temperatures.
Using the UNI function for pool heating
To activate and display the pool in the system diagram, it is necessary to set the value
1
(= pool) for the
UNI module in the Configuration code first.
Subsequently, set the required pool heating parameters in the
CIB modules
section, item
UNI module
.
Optionally,
Thermostat 1
is set to prevent unwanted cooling of the thermal store (source) and mandatory
Thermostat 2
to set the required temperature and hysteresis of the pool heating (consumer).
In the case of free outputs (at terminal block F), this function can also be used without using the UNI
module.
5.18. Addresses of CIB modules
A wide range of add-on modules can be connected to the Controller on CIB bus. The module is also
power-supplied from this bus. After the module is connected, its 4-character HW address shall be set in
the Controller that is printed on the module’s side, otherwise the module will not be recognized by the
Controller and an error will occur.
The addresses of only some modules can be set on the display, for complete settings it is
necessary to use the web interface of the controller.
module addr. (-)
.........
Hexadecimal HW address of a module.
load address (no/yes)
....................................
After entering the HW address, confirm
yes
to load the address into the Controller.
The lower line will read
OK
and the green
RUN
lamp on the module will start
flashing
.
5.19. IP
addresses
Setting the IP address, network mask, gateway, DNS server address and DHCP server. IP addresses are
entered in the range from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255.
IP
................................. Controller IP address.
Mask
........................... Network mask the Controller is connected to.
