Ridder 507501, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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5.3 LogicDrive RLD200 status LEDs
While the unit is in teach-in or operating mode, you can determine the status of
the RLD200 by the LEDs intended for this purpose. These status LEDs are located
on the control board X1 (LED A and B) and on the motor board X2 (RUN LED).
For more information on the locations of the LEDs, see §4.3. The LED codes are
discussed from §6.1 onwards and their meanings are explained in §8.1.
5.4 Control signal of climate controller and emergency position
The table below provides an overview of common control signals of climate controllers. Please note
that you must also correctly set up the control unit used (such as the Ridder LogicControl RLC101).
To do so, see the manual of the control unit.
To teach in the RLD200, the difference in control signal output of the climate controller (i.e.
between the open and close commands) must be at least 2 V. A larger difference is recommended
to control the RLD200 more accurately.
To teach in an emergency position, the minimum value of the control signal must be 1 V. If the
control signal is lost, the RLD200 will move to the taught-in emergency position. This does, however,
require the RLD200 to be powered by a 24 V DC supply voltage (from the mains or an emergency
power supply).
Control
signal Description
Emergency
position
0-10 V
● The RLD200 is controlled by a 0-10 V control signal.
● The end positions correspond to 0 V and 10 V.
● The RLD200 does not detect the loss of the control signal.
Not possible
1-10 V
● The RLD200 is controlled by a 1-10 V control signal.
● The end positions correspond to 1 V and 10 V.
● The RLD200 detects the loss of the control signal.
Possible
2-10 V
● The RLD200 is controlled by a 2-10 V control signal.
● The end positions correspond to 2 V and 10 V.
● The RLD200 detects the loss of the control signal.
Possible
To control the RLD200, the difference in control signal output (i.e.
between the open and close commands) must be at least 2 V DC.
To teach-in an emergency position, the minimum value
of the control signal range must be greater than 1 V DC.