MDT Technologies SCN-RTRGS.02, Техническое руководство

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Technical Manual
Glass Room Temperature Controller Smart SCN-RTRGx.02
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The table below shows all available settings:
ETS-Text
Dynamic range
[Default value]
Comment
LED
▪
not active
▪
active
Activation of the respective LED.
LED reacts to
▪
external object
▪
internal object
▪
button activation
▪
external object and button
activation
▪
internal object and button
activation
Setting how LED is to be controlled.
Datapoint type
▪
1Bit DPT 1.001 Switch
▪
1Byte DPT 5.001 Percent
value
(0…100%)
▪
1 Byte DPT 5.005 Decimal
factor
(0…255)
Selection of the datapoint type for
external object.
Only available if LED reacts to
"external object".
ON if greater than 0 – 99 %
[50 %]
Setting of a value in %.
Only available with "DPT 5.001...".
Note text
0 = Off (Black), 1 = White,
2 = Red, 3 = Green, 4 = Blue,
5 = Yellow, 6 = Pink, 7 = Cyan
Setting of a colour via object value.
Only available with "DPT 5.005...".
Selection of object
number 0 … 100
[0]
Link to internal object.
Only available if LED reacts to
internal object.
LED display behaviour
Colour for Day
(value ON) any colour Colour for the object value ON when
the button is pressed in Day mode.
Colour for Day
(value OFF) any colour Colour for the object value OFF if no
button is pressed in Day mode.
Behaviour for Day
(value ON)
▪
permanent
▪
flashing
Setting the lighting behaviour when
LED has the object value ON, or the
button is pressed.
Colour for Night
(value ON) any colour Colour for the object value ON when
the button is pressed in Night mode.
Colour for Night
(value OFF) any colour Colour for the object value OFF if no
button is pressed in Night mode.
Behaviour for Night
(value ON)
▪
permanent
▪
flashing
Setting the lighting behaviour when
LED has the object value ON, or the
button is pressed.
Table 110: Settings – LED 1-4
Each LED can react either to any external object
or internal object or to button activation.
In addition, a LED can also react to an “external/internal object and the button activation”. With this
setting, the adjustments in the menu LED 1-12/A/B refer to the control of the LEDs via the object. In
this case, the behaviour of the button operation is set globally for all LEDs and is described in
chapter
4.6.1 LED basic settings . The behaviour for the button activation has priority here.