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smartDEN Opener User Manual
24 Apr 2018
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Controlled Device starts CLOSING and LOW ALARM event is generated but this does not affect
this Control Mode so Main Controlled Device continuous CLOSING and goes to CLOSED state.
When CLOSED the Temperature Input generates HIGH ALARM event, this starts OPENING the
Main Controlled Device and it goes to OPENED state. No more alarms are generated.
In "Close" Control Mode the Main Controlled Device starts CLOSING on every LOW ALARM
event generated. In our example on Figure 10.28 the Main Controlled Device is in CLOSED state
and OPEN command is sent from web server. The Main Controlled Device starts OPENING and
goes to OPENED state. Lately LOW ALARM event is generated and Main starts CLOSING and
goes to CLOSED state. The next HIGH ALARM event generated will not affect the state in this
mode.
In "Open/Close" Control Mode the Main Controlled Device is OPENED on every HIGH ALARM
event and CLOSED on every LOW ALARM event. The Main Controlled Device is CLOSED and
STOP command is received from web server which makes Main Controlled Device to go in
STOPPED state. On the LOW ALARM event generated by the Temperature Input, Main
Controlled Device starts CLOSING and goes to CLOSED state. Then a HIGH ALARM event is
generated and Main starts OPENING and goes to OPENED state.
In "Close/Open" Control Mode the Main Controlled Device is OPENED on every LOW ALARM
event and CLOSED on every HIGH ALARM event. The Main Controlled Device is CLOSED and
STOP command is received from web server which makes Main Controlled Device to go in
STOPPED state. Then a CLOSE command is received from the web server and Main Controlled
Device starts CLOSING . At this moment before Main Controlled Device's Open/Close Time
expires , LOW ALARM event is generated, Main Controlled Device starts OPENING and goes to
OPENED state. Lately HIGH ALARM event is generated and Main Controlled Device starts
CLOSING which makes it in CLOSED state.