Seitron DCPA80BC, Инструкции по применению

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currently selected by the program, until the next action of the program occurs. In this way
the next action is ‘anticipated’ by this ‘override’ function.
The chronostat, will return in normal mode on the next action, the symbols ‘ ‘ (manual)
and ‘ ‘ (override) will be on and the time cycles are visible.
In this mode the room temperature is still displayed.
Pressing twice the manual button, the chronostat will be forced in continuous ‘Comfort’
temperature mode, while pressing once again it will be forced in continuous ‘Economy’
temperature mode; symbols ‘ ‘ (manual), ‘

‘ (sun) and ‘

‘ (moon) will be on
and the room temperature will be displayed.
If the manual button is pressed once again, the chronostat returns in normal mode.
Time / Temperature display
By pressing the ‘ ‘ button (3) you can display the current time; in case an external
sensor is wired to the relevant terminals by repeatedly pressing the same button you can
even display the internal (the label ‘
IN
’ appears on the display) or external temperature
(the label ‘
OUT
’ appears).
In case no external sensor is wired to the terminals, the regulation is made with respect
to the internal one.
On the other hand when an external sensor is wired, you can choose the reference sensor
(internal or external) for the regulation by moving the relevant microswitch located on the
thermostat back. See section “Additional functions”.
Turn-on / Turn-off
The chronostat can be turned off by pressing the ‘ ‘ button (2) which (only for heating
mode) will force the regulation at an adjustable temperature level between -5°C e 25°C
through the ‘
▲
’ (forward) and ‘
▼
’ (back).
Additional functions
The presence of 4 microswitches located on the chronostat back (Fig. 10) gives access
to some additional functions.
The chronostat is factory set with the microswitches in the following configuration:
1.
▲
Normal working.
▼
Test mode working.
2.
▲
Optimization enabled.
▼
Optimization disabled.
3.
▲
Time proportional regulation enabled.
▼
Time proportional regulation disabled.
4.
▲
Regulation through external sensor.
▼
Regulation with internal sensor.
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