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4

 

Applicationspecific Operation 

 

The X2 device allows for various ways of customized operation, user access and display screen configurations. 

 

4.1

 

Idle Display 

The idle display is activated when no key has been pressed for 30 seconds. 

 

 

The idle display can be deactivated by the technician. 
If deactivated, the display will remain in the last used window. 

 

4.2

 

Fan Coil Mode 

 

In "Fan Coil Mode" there is just one control loop and one active fan. 

Procedure 

 

1.

 

Press the (  /   / 

) button briefly to go to the control loop. 

 Input value and setpoint are displayed. 

2.

 

Change the setpoint with the ( ) or ( ) button. 

The setpoint is automatically saved after 2 seconds. 

  

 

3.

 

Press the (

) button briefly to change the fan speed. 

 The side bar indicates the actual fan speed. The fan speed will 

alternate between FSP0 -> FSP1 -> FSP2 -> FSP3 -> AUTO 

> FSP0 

FSP0 may be disabled by settings, the number of available fan speeds 

may be different. 

 

FSPx = FanSpeed 0-3 

 

4.3

 

Override of secondary set point in cascade control 

If cascade control is active (with VAV for example) or if the setpoint is controlled by an input, the user can manually select the 

set point (the loop is then changed to constant air volume mode). This function is helpful for tuning the VAV system. While the 

secondary loop is displayed change the set point with UP/DOWN. The hand symbol appears. Change setpoint again to cancel 

cascade override. The hand symbol disappears.  
 

 

With cascade control or if the setpoint is controlled by an input, manual override of the setpoint can be deactivated. 

This is defined by the technician in the controller settings. 
If manual override for cascade controls is deactivated, the secondary control loop will not be shown on the display. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TRI2 Series

Page 1: ...tions for entire buildings There is a suitable solution for almost every application With the EasySet program the controllers can be conveniently read out programmed and transferred to other controlle...

Page 2: ...rating levels 2 Display and Operation 2 1 User Interface 2 1 1 OPT1 TRI2 series X2 devices Figure 1 OPT1 TRI2 Button Symbol Function Description Operating mode Back Operating mode selection On Off Occ...

Page 3: ...ve 4 Fan auto mode Fan speed is automatically regulated by the controller 5 Operating Mode See chapter 2 3 6 Touch buttons See chapter 2 1 1 7 8 Large digits Small digits The large and small digits ar...

Page 4: ...isplay Status Description Alarm Alarm Error active see chapter 2 6 and 2 7 LED on flashing Normal Status LED is on or blinks briefly once every 5 seconds LED blinking Alarm Error Status LED blinks eve...

Page 5: ...r An assigned input is not activated or has failed Check all settings and ensure that all inputs used are activated and functional For TRI2 this error will show if the front panel was removed with the...

Page 6: ...a control loop The large digits show the input value The small digits show the set point Horizontal bars top left show which loop is being displayed It is possible to omit the display of the current v...

Page 7: ...an annual time schedule is active the X2 device runs in standby The system is protected against overheating and frost if enabled Inputs are monitored for alarms 3 7 Power Failure All parameters and s...

Page 8: ...to change the fan speed The side bar indicates the actual fan speed The fan speed will alternate between FSP0 FSP1 FSP2 FSP3 AUTO FSP0 FSP0 may be disabled by settings the number of available fan spe...

Page 9: ...mmed Pr01 to Pr12 Schedules can change the operating mode of the controller on off occupied unoccupied change the fan status position an output directly or change a setpoint The summer winter time cha...

Page 10: ...ble Overview This section describes how to generally enable disable timed events schedules on a X2 device Procedure 1 Press the button longer than 2 seconds SEL and the actual Date and Time are displa...

Page 11: ...s OFF or ON 4 Press the button to change the status When scheduler is ON is displayed 5 Press the or button to select between programs Pr 01 Pr 12 6 Press the button and assign one of the following fu...

Page 12: ...ing on function selected in instruction No 6 a OP operating mode ON Occupied normal operation ECO Unoccupied reduced operation OFF protective operation b LP control loop set point LP01 LP0x C F c AO a...

Page 13: ...e and Time are displayed alternatingly 2 Press the button briefly to go to the scheduler submenu PRO and SEL is displayed 3 Press the button Schedule status indicates whether it is OFF or ON 4 Press t...

Page 14: ...s with the button 3 bars indicate setting step 3 is executed 9 Press the button and adjust the month the holiday ends with the button 4 bars indicate setting step 4 is executed 10 Press the button and...

Page 15: ...e button and select one of the following functions Cooling Cooling only The controller stays in cooling mode only and will not switch to heating Fan only cooling The controller is in fan only mode The...

Page 16: ...r button until the universal input submenu UI and SEL is displayed U I and SEL is displayed 3 Press the button and select one of the universal inputs with the button U I the input number and the value...

Page 17: ...ith the button do the output number and the value are displayed 4 Press the button again do the output number and the total runtime of the output are displayed If the runtime is greater than 9999 hour...

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