Technische Alternative UVR1611K-N, Руководство по установке

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Menu Inputs
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MENU Inputs
The menu "
Inputs
“ primarily serves as overview over the measured values of the inputs and/or sen-
sors. Furthermore, it allows the expert the parameterizing of all used inputs if employed the following
procedure:
The line “
Inputs
” has already been selected and then pressed the scroll-wheel. Hereby the indication
example is as follows:
1: T.collector
78.3 °C PAR? The temperature of the collector is currently
78.3°C etc.
2: T.DHW1
45.8 °C PAR?
3: T.DHW2
61.2 °C PAR?
4: -----
unused PAR? Input 4 has to be set before
In the above indication example the sensor inputs 1 to 3 were already defined by the expert, while the
input 4 is not yet fixed. In order to assign e.g. the cylinder sensor
buffer, bottom
to the input 4 the
arrow has to be induced to the corresponding entrance into the parameterizing level PAR by means of
the scroll-wheel. By pressing the wheel the entrance is effected and the indication "TYPE unused”
appears.
First, it has to be determined which basic characteristic (TYPE) the sensor owns. Possible selections:
unused
= The input is not used
ANLG.
= Temperature, ambient temp., radiation sensors and others
DIGITAL
= Direct ON/OFF control input (possible at each input!) from another function or con-
nection of a
potential-free
switch contact between sensor connection and sensor earth
(no voltage)
IMPULSE
= Volume flow encoder, wind sensor (only for the inputs 15.16)
After having selected the type (according to example
ANALG.
; as it represents the analogue meas-
ured variable "temperature") all available parameter lines are faded in.
Indication example:
TYPE: ANALG.
MEAS VAR: Temp.
DESIGNATOR
GROUP: General
DES: T.solar flow
SENSOR: Pt 1000
SENSOR CHECK: no
SENSOR CORR.: 0.0 K
AVERAGE: 1.0 sec
A temperature sensor has the measured variable
Temp.
which is already faded in. A radiation sensor
would need the measured value
Solar rad.
.