When new values are received from the bus through the
Temperature indicator
object, the
internal temperature offset value remains unchanged, and the internal base temperature value
is updated so that the resulting absolute temperature matches the received value.
Additionally, a
Temperature offset status
object is available in order to externally update the
internal temperature offset value.
Relative (Binary Stepping)
Parameter name
Values
Action
Left decrease, right increase
Left increase, right decrease
Step
0 ...
5
... 255 (x 0.1ºC)
Initial value
-30 ...
22
... 100 (ºC)
Communication objects:
•
Temperature indicator
(2-byte float)
•
Temperature step control
(binary)
On each press of the left or right button, a “decrease” (0) or “increase” (1) command is transmit-
ted to the bus through the
Temperature step control
object. The displayed temperature value
will be decremented or incremented by the amount defined through the
Step
parameter, thus
providing immediate feedback in the visualization.
3.4.2.12
Timer function
Parameter name
Values
Enable timer function
[Checkbox]
Add to timer group
(Only if timer function is enabled)
None
/ Group 1 / Group 2 / Group 3 / Group 4
For most components in the visualisation, a timer function can be enabled. When the timer
function is enabled for a component, users can setup actions to be run at scheduled times.
The
Enable timer function
checkbox enables the timer function for the component. The
Add to
timer group
parameter allows adding a component to one of the four available timer groups.
See
on page 21 for a detailed functional description of timers and timer
groups.
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