Wilmod ELOTECH R4000, Описание и инструкция по эксплуатации

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Settings
Language Deutsch (German)
German <§>
English (English)
English
Device name
Alphanumerically adjustable name for the controller. The name is dis-
played in the header of the basic screen and is used to generate log file
names.
<§ = empty, no text >
Authorisation
(LOC) All Parameter
adjustable
All parameters adjustable <§>
Setp. and ramps
adjustable
Setpoint values, alarm values and ramps are adjustable.
All other parameters are locked.
Only setpoints
adjustable
All other parameters are locked
Setp. and clock
adjustable
Setpoint values are adjustable and time/date is adjusta-
ble. All other parameters are locked.
All parameters
locked
No parameter is adjustable
Change
Lock code
Here the code (start value = 0000) can be changed to a
different value.
The old code is requested before the setting of the new code. The new Code has to be en-
tered twice. The parameters that have been locked can be displayed but not changed. This
parameter cannot be changed if the logic input In_2 is active, or the lock code is not
known. The value of the factory setting is
<§ = 0000>
Clock, Time, Date
Time Hours
Number value 0 … 23
Minutes
Number value 0 … 59
Day / Month Day
Number value 1 … 31
Month
Number value 1 … 12
Year 2000 … 2150
Adjustment of calendar year
Sample rate
Scanning time
for recorder
function
Time interval between the current measurements of two successive zones.
In brackets the complete time interval as shown on display:
2,5 s (Total time: 8,2 Min)
5 s (Total time: 16,5 Min)
10 s (Total time: 33 Min) <§>
30 s (Total time: 99 Min)
1 Min. (Total time: 3,3 h)
5 Min. (Total time: 16,5 h)
10 Min.(Total time: 33 h)
A maximum of 198 temperature points can be saved.
Even heatup Off
Compound heating switched off <§>
Active
Compound heating is switched on. The switched-on zones are
heated up in a network.
This makes sense for controlled systems of different speeds, the
temperatures of which should not differ greatly from one another.
Faster zones are aimed at the slower zones.