Nordmann Engineering Omega 12, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Keep Warm Determining of the keep warm functions. The keep-warm functions serve to keep the cabin
temperature, seat temperature, etc. in standby mode at a certain value, so that the operating
temperatures are reached faster in the bathing operation.
Note: For steam shower application, not the cabin temperature but the water in the steam tank
is kept warm. As a result, steam can be produced in steam shower applications in the shortest
possible time, provided that the water has already been heated once.
– Keep Warm Mode: Determining of the control of the keep warm operation ("Off": Keep
warm functions deactivated, "Always": The keep warm functions are always activated, "Day
Timer": The keep warm functions are started at a certain time of the day, "Lead Time": The
keep warm function is started a certain time before the set start time of the timer).
– Keep Warm Start: Determining of the starting time (time of day) at which the keep warm
functions are started with timer controlled activation of the keep warm functions.
– Keep Warm Duration: Determining of the maximum running time of the keep warm functions
in hours.
– Keep Warm Lead Time: Determining of the lead time in minutes the keep warm function
start before the set timer start time.
Note : This setting is used to bring the system up to a warm-up temperature before a timer
start time so that the warm-up temperature has already been reached at the timer start
time. Depending on the cabin size, this value may be adjusted.
– Temperature: Determining of the target keep warm temperature of the cabin in °C/°F.
– Humidity: Determining of the target keep warm humidity of the cabin in %.
– Bench Temp.: Determining of the target keep warm temperature in °C/°F for the bench
heating.
– Wall Temp.: Determining of the target keep warm temperature in °C/°F for the wall heating.
Start/Stop Settings Determining of the Start / Stop settings for bathing operation.
– Start Input Type: Determining whether the start impulse is initiated via a button ("Button")
or a switch ("Switch").
– Start Option: Determining whether the bathing operation is started manually ("Manual")
(via key <Start/Stop>, external button, web interface, etc.) or timer controlled ("Timer").
Note : With manual "Start Option" no bathing time can be specified. The bathing operation
must therefore also be stopped manually again.
– Stop Option: Activation ("On") or deactivation ("Off") of the manual stop function (via key
<Start/Stop>, external button, web interface, etc.).
Note : If you deactivate the "Stop Option", a ongoing bathing session can not be stopped
manually.
Accessories
Light 1 Determining of the settings for controlling Light 1.
– Light Working Mode: Determining whether Light 1 is switched on and off manually ("Manual")
or automatically by the SPA Control ("Auto") or whether the control of Light 1 is deactivated
("Off").
– Light Post Run: Determining of the time in minutes Light 1 should remain switched on with
automatic control after bathing operation has ended.
– Light On States: Determining in which operating conditions Light 1 should be switched
on. Several operating states can be selected ("Off": When the unit is ready, "Keep Warm":
During the keep warm phase, "Warm Up": During the Warm-up phase:, "Bathing": During
the bathing operation, "Drying": During the drying phase, "Stop": If the bathing operation
was stopped by a fault).
Note : With the Rasul application additional operating states can be selected ("Pre-Treatment":
During the Warm-up phase: for the treatment, "Treatment": During the treatment phase,
"Shower": During the showering phase).
– Light On Mode: Determining whether Light 1 should burn permanently ("Fix") or be cont-
rolled in pulses ("Interval").
– Light On Interval: Determining of the Interval time in minutes for the interval control of the
light.
– Light On Impulse: Determining of the pulse length in seconds for turning on the light.