Paul CLIMOS F 200, Оригинальная инструкция по эксплуатации

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10. Remount the control system casing in reverse order. Introduce the press-in keyhole fasteners of
the control system casing into the keyholes E .
Fig 41: Establishment of the keyhole connection
11. Place the cables into the free space between the control system casing and the EPP modules.
Make sure that no cables get jammed under the control system casing!
12. By turning the locking screws D in the press nuts clockwise, the control system casing is fixed by
the press-in keyhole fasteners latching into the restriction of the keyholes. During this process, the
press-in keyhole fasteners and, in consequence, the control system casing are shifted by approx. 3
- 5 mm in the direction of the arrow.
Fig 42: Locking of the control system casing
13. Connect the cables for potential equalisation to the respective flat plugs of the casing parts.
14. Close the casing cover by turning the 4 captive screws of the quarter turn locks B by 90°.
15. Re-establish the mains connection.
3.4.5.1 Connection of external boost ventilation switch
The boost ventilation mode can be activated by actuating one or more boost ventilation switches
connected in parallel. The switches which are usually installed in the design of the respectively used
switch range are triggered when the boost ventilation mode is activated. The potential-free connection
between the boost ventilation switch and the terminal 1 of the master controller is established by means
of a cable with at least 2 wires (recommendation: cable type J-Y(ST)Y 2x2x0.6). The introduction of the
cable in the CLIMOS is realised in one of the pre-cut cable bushings.
Terminal X1 master controller Wire cable boost ventilation switch
X1.12 Wire 1
X1.13 Wire 2 (GND)
Tab. 22: Terminal assignment connection boost ventilation switch
E