Jung 4093 KRM TS D Operator's manual

Product documentation
KNX Room controller display compact module
Art.-No.: 4093 KRM TS D
ALBRECHT JUNG GMBH & CO. KG
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D-58579 Schalksmühle
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E-mail: [email protected]
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www.jung-katalog.de Issue: 20.10.2009
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Content
1 Product definition 4 ................................................................................................................
1.1 Product catalogue 4 ...........................................................................................................
1.2 Function 4 ..........................................................................................................................
1.3 Accessories 6 ....................................................................................................................
2 Installation, electrical connection and operation 7 .............................................................
2.1 Safety instructions 7 ..........................................................................................................
2.2 Device components 8 ........................................................................................................
2.3 Fitting and electrical connection 9 .....................................................................................
2.4 Commissioning 13 .............................................................................................................
2.5 Operation 15 ......................................................................................................................
2.5.1 Basic display 16 .........................................................................................................
2.5.2 Second operating level 17 ..........................................................................................
3 Technical data 26 ....................................................................................................................
4 Software description 27 .........................................................................................................
4.1 Software specification 27 ...................................................................................................
4.2 Software "Continuous controller module 3gang 146A11" 28 .............................................
4.2.1 Scope of functions 28 .................................................................................................
4.2.2 Notes on software 31 .................................................................................................
4.2.3 Object table 32 ...........................................................................................................
4.2.3.1 Object table, pushbutton sensor function section 32 ..........................................
4.2.3.2 Object table, controller function section 45 .........................................................
4.2.3.3 Display object table 62 ........................................................................................
4.2.4 Functional description 66 ...........................................................................................
4.2.4.1 Pushbutton sensor 66 .........................................................................................
4.2.4.1.1 Operation concept and button evaluation 66 ..............................................
4.2.4.1.2 "Switching" function 73 ................................................................................
4.2.4.1.3 "Dimming" function 74 .................................................................................
4.2.4.1.4 "Venetian blind" function 76 ........................................................................
4.2.4.1.5 Value transmitter function 80 ......................................................................
4.2.4.1.6 "Scene extension" function 83 .....................................................................
4.2.4.1.7 Function "2-channel operation" 84 ..............................................................
4.2.4.1.8 "Controller extension" function 86 ...............................................................
4.2.4.1.9 "Fan control" function 87 .............................................................................
4.2.4.1.10 "Controller operating mode" function 88 ......................................................
4.2.4.1.11 "Setpoint shift" function 89 ..........................................................................
4.2.4.1.12 "Change in the display reading" function 90 ................................................
4.2.4.1.13 Status LED 91 .............................................................................................
4.2.4.1.14 Disabling function 93 ...................................................................................
4.2.4.1.15 Transmission delay 96 ................................................................................
4.2.4.1.16 Alarm message 97 ......................................................................................
4.2.4.2 Room temperature controller 98 .........................................................................
4.2.4.2.1 Operating modes and operating mode change-over 98 ..............................
4.2.4.2.2 Control algorithms and calculation of command values 101 .......................
4.2.4.2.3 Adapting the control algorithms 108 ............................................................
4.2.4.2.4 Operating mode change-over 111 ..............................................................
4.2.4.2.5 Temperature setpoints 120 .........................................................................
4.2.4.2.6 Room temperature measurement 134 ........................................................
4.2.4.2.7 Command value and status output 137 ......................................................
4.2.4.2.8 Fan controller 141 .......................................................................................
4.2.4.2.9 Disable functions of the room temperature controller 148 ...........................
4.2.4.2.10 Valve protection 149 ...................................................................................
4.2.4.3 Room temperature controller extension 150 .......................................................
4.2.4.3.1 Connection to room temperature controller 150 ..........................................
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4.2.4.3.2 Operating functions 153 ..............................................................................
4.2.4.3.3 Display functions 155 ..................................................................................
4.2.4.3.4 Room temperature measurement 157 ........................................................
4.2.4.3.5 Behaviour after a device restart 158 ...........................................................
4.2.4.4 Light scene function 159 .....................................................................................
4.2.4.5 Display 162 .........................................................................................................
4.2.4.5.1 Displayed information 162 ...........................................................................
4.2.4.5.2 Display control 165 ......................................................................................
4.2.4.6 Delivery state 168 ...............................................................................................
4.2.5 Parameters 169 ..........................................................................................................
4.2.5.1 General parameters 169 .....................................................................................
4.2.5.2 Parameter for room temperature measurement 174 ..........................................
4.2.5.3 Parameters on the pushbutton sensor function section 176 ...............................
4.2.5.4 Parameter for the controller function section 211 ...............................................
4.2.5.5 Parameters for the display 233 ...........................................................................
4.2.5.6 Parameter on scene function 236 .......................................................................
5 Appendix 239 ...........................................................................................................................
5.1 Index 239 ...........................................................................................................................
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1 Product definition
1.1 Product catalogue
Product name: Room controller display compact module
Use: Sensor
Design: UP (concealed)
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1.2 Function
This device combines the functions of a KNX/EIB bus coupling unit, a single-room temperature
controller with setpoint specification, and a push-button sensor, in just one bus subscriber. The
combination of these functions makes it possible, for example, to control the light, the blinds,
and the room temperature centrally from the entry area of a room. The room temperature
controller and pushbutton sensor functions are each independent function sections of the device
with their own parameter blocks in the ETS.
The device has 3 control surfaces that can be used to operate the integrated room temperature
controller and the pushbutton sensor. The functions can be configured in the ETS. Optionally,
the number of control surfaces can be expanded to include up to 4 additional ones by
connecting an expansion module to the basic unit. Configuration and commissioning of the
expansion module is clearly structured and easy to perform using the application program of the
basic unit.
Pushbutton sensor functionality:
When a rocker or button is pressed, the device transmits telegrams to the KNX/EIB, depending
on the ETS parameter settings. These can be, for instance, telegrams for switching or
pushbutton control, for dimming or for controlling blinds. It is also possible to program value
transmitter functions, such as dimming value transmitters, light scene extensions, temperature
value transmitters or brightness value transmitters.
In connection with a room temperature controller equipped with a 1-byte object for change-over
of operating modes, the device can be used as a full-featured controller extension. The device
can also be used for presence detection or for setpoint shifting purposes and to indicate
different controller states.
The operation concept of a control surface can be configured in the ETS either as a rocker
function or alternatively as a push-button function. With the rocker function, one control surface
is divided into two actuation pressure points with the same basic function. In the push-button
function either a control surface is divided into 2 functionally separate actuation pressure points
(2 buttons), or a control surface is evaluated as single-surface operation (only one button).
With the rocker function and the double-surface push-button function, the button arrangement
can be set either as "vertical" (top-bottom operation) or as "horizontal" (left-right operation) for
each control surface. With the rocker function it is also possible to trigger special functions using
full-surface operation.
The device has two status LEDs for each of the lower control surfaces and for the control
surfaces of the expansion module, which, according to the function of the rocker or button can
be internally connected to the operating function. Each status LEDs can then also signal
completely independent display information, operating states of room temperature controllers or
indicate the results of logic value comparisons, flash or be permanently switched on or off. The
control surface next to the display does not have status LEDs.
Room temperature controller functionality
The device can be used for single-room temperature control. Depending on the operating mode,
the current temperature setpoint and on the room temperature, a command value for heating or
cooling control can be sent to the KNX/EIB for the control circuit. In addition to the heating or
cooling basic level, activating an additional heater and/or cooling unit means that an additional
heating or cooling unit can be used. In this connection, you can set the temperature setpoint
difference between the basic and the additional level by a parameter in the ETS. For major
deviations between the temperature setpoint and the actual temperature, you can activate this
additional level to heat up or cool down the room faster. You can assign different control
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algorithms to the basic and additional levels.
For heating and cooling functions, you can select continuous or switching PI or switching 2-point
feedback control algorithms.
The room temperature can be recorded either by the internal or by an external temperature
sensor. Combined temperature recording by both sensors can also be configured.
The controller distinguishes between different operating modes (comfort, standby, night, frost/
heat protection) each with their own temperature setpoints for heating or cooling.
General:
A bus coupling unit is already permanently integrated in the device, allowing the device to be
connected directly to the bus cable during commissioning.
When used, an operation LED can either serve as an orientation light (also flashing), or can be
activated via a separate communication object. When the device is in the programming mode,
the operation LED flashes with a frequency of about 8 Hz. The same flashing rate is also used
for indicating that a rocker has been actuated by a press on the full surface. In this case the
LED returns to the programmed behaviour after the operation. If no or a wrong application has
been loaded into the pushbutton sensor, the operation LED flashes with a frequency of about
0.75 Hz to indicate an error. The device does not then work.
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1.3 Accessories
Cover kit for Room controller module Art.-No.: ..4093 TSA..
Push-button extension module Art.-No.: 4094 TSEM
Cover kit, 4-gang, for Extension modul Art.-No.: ..404 TSA..
Extension flex Art.-No.: TSEMV70
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2 Installation, electrical connection and operation
2.1 Safety instructions
Electrical devices may only be fitted and installed by electrically skilled persons. The
applicable accident prevention regulations must be observed.
Failure to observe the instructions may cause damage to the device and result in fire and
other hazards.
Make sure during the installation that there is always sufficient insulation between the
mains voltage and the bus. A minimum distance of at least 4 mm must be maintained
between bus conductors and mains voltage cores.
The device may not be opened or operated outside the technical specifications.
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2.2 Device components
picture 1: Device components, front side
(1) LCD with backlighting
(2) Control surfaces (rockers 1...2)
(3) Display control surface (rocker 3)
(4) Status LEDs (2 x per control surface for rockers 1...2)
(5) Operation LED
picture 2: Device components, rear side
(6) Connection for KNX/EIB bus cable
(7) Connection for pushbutton sensor expansion module
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2.3 Fitting and electrical connection
DANGER!
Electrical shock on contact with live parts in the installation environment.
Electrical shocks can be fatal.
Before working on the device, disconnect the power supply and cover up live
parts in the working environment.
DANGER!
When mounting with 230 V devices under a common cover, e.g. socket outlets,
there is a danger of electrical shocks in the event of a fault!
Electrical shocks can be fatal.
Do not install any 230 V devices in combination with a pushbutton expansion
module under a common cover!
Snapping on the adapter frame
An adapter frame is required for the CD design. The adapter frame must be snapped onto the
continuous controller module before the device is connected and fastened to the wall.
o With the adapter frame (10) in the correct orientation, snap it from the front onto the
continuous controller module (11) (picture 3). Note marking TOP = top/front.
i If the pushbutton sensor expansion is used, the adapter frame also has to be mounted on
the pushbutton sensor expansion module.
Fitting and connecting the continuous controller module
picture 3: Fitting the continuous controller module
(8) Supporting frame
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(9) Design frame
(10) Adapter frame
(11) Continuous controller module
(12) Box screws
(13) Fastening screws
(14) KNX connection terminal
(15) Design control surfaces
i Recommended installation height: 1.50 m.
i The installation of the supporting frame depends on the design used.
Supporting frame side "A" to the front for switch design ranges A, CD and FD.
Supporting frame side "B" to the front for switch design range LS.
o Mount supporting frame (8) in the right orientation on an appliance box. Note marking TOP;
marking "A" or "B" in front. Use the enclosed box screws (12).
o Position the design frame (9) on the supporting frame.
o Connect the continuous controller module (11) with KNX connection terminal (14), which is
connected to the KNX bus cable, on the rear side of the module. Run the connecting cable
downwards from the continuous controller module and then into the appliance box from the
rear.
o Push continuous controller module onto the supporting frame.
o Fasten the continuous controller module to supporting frame using the enclosed plastic
screws (13). Tighten the plastic screws only lightly.
o Before mounting the control surfaces (15), load the physical address into the device (see
chapter 2.4. Commissioning).
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Fitting and connecting continuous controller module with pushbutton sensor expansion
module
picture 4: Fitting the pushbutton sensor expansion module (example of combined fitting)
(7) Connection point in continuous controller module for connecting cable of the expansion
module
(9) Design frame
(11) Continuous controller module
(12) Box screws
(13) Fastening screws
(15) Design control surfaces for the continuous controller module
(16) Design control surfaces for the expansion module
(17) Large supporting frame for combined fitting of continuous controller module and expansion
module
(18) Pushbutton sensor expansion module
(19) Connecting cable for pushbutton sensor expansion module with plug
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i The installation of the supporting frame depends on the design used.
Supporting frame side "A" to the front for switch design ranges A, CD and FD.
Supporting frame side "B" to the front for switch design range LS.
One pushbutton sensor expansion module can be connected to each continuous controller
module. For combined fitting of an expansion module directly underneath the continuous
controller module, the large supporting frame (17) must be fitted (picture 4). The large
supporting frame is contained in the scope of supply of the pushbutton sensor expansion
module.
For combined fitting on just a single appliance box, fit the continuous controller module with the
KNX bus connection in the appliance box and countersink the fixing screws of the expansion
module in the wall, for example using Ø 6 x 10 mm boreholes. The large supporting frame can
be used as a template for this.
i Recommended installation height for the continuous controller module: 1.50 m.
The expansion module can be installed in a separate box with the extension (see
accessories) at a height of 1.10 m. The extension must be routed through a pipe. In this
installation a separate small supporting frame is used for the expansion module (included
in the scope of supply for the extension).
o For combined fitting underneath the continuous controller module: Fit large supporting
frame (17) in the right orientation on an appliance box. Note marking TOP; marking "A" or
"B" in front. Use the enclosed box screws (12).
For individual fitting of the expansion module at 1.10 m: Fit small supporting frames for the
continuous controller module and for the expansion module in the right orientation on two
appliance boxes. Note marking TOP; marking "A" or "B" in front. Use the enclosed box
screws (12).
o Position the design frame (9) on the supporting frame(s).
o For combined fitting underneath the continuous controller module: Fit pushbutton sensor
expansion module (18) in the large supporting frame. Route connecting cable (19) between
supporting frame and intermediate web.
For individual fitting of the expansion module at 1.10 m: Fit pushbutton sensor expansion
module (18) in separate small supporting frame. Guide connecting cable (19) through a
pipe into the box of the continuous controller module.
o With the plug of the connecting cable in the right orientation, insert it into the connection
point in the continuous controller module (7). When doing so, ensure that the connecting
cable is not pinched.
o Connect the continuous controller module (11) with KNX connection terminal, which is
connected to the KNX bus cable, on the rear side of the module. Run the connecting cable
downwards from the continuous controller module and then into the appliance box from the
rear.
o Push continuous controller module onto the supporting frame.
o Fasten module to supporting frame using the enclosed plastic screws (13). Tighten the
plastic screws only lightly.
o Mount the control surfaces on the pushbutton sensor expansion module (16). Before
mounting the control surfaces on the continuous controller module (15), load the physical
address into the device (see chapter 2.4. Commissioning).
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2.4 Commissioning
After the device has been connected to the bus and mounted on the wall, it can be put into
operation. Commissioning is basically confined to programming with the ETS and attaching the
decorative control surfaces.
Assignment of the physical address
DANGER!
Electrical shock when live parts are touched.
Electrical shocks can be fatal.
Before working on the device, disconnect the power supply and cover up live
parts in the working environment.
The device has an integrated bus coupling unit. It has no separate programming button or LED.
Programming mode is activated by a defined and time-delayed press on the first rocker and
signalled by the operation LED. To program the physical address, the decorative control
surfaces must not be in place on the device.
The physical address is programmed as described below...
picture 5: Buttons for activating Programming mode
o Activate Programming mode. Press button at the top left of rocker 1 (20) and keep it
depressed (picture 5). Then press the second button at the bottom right of rocker 1 (21).
Programming mode is activated. The operation LED (5) flashes quickly (approx. 8 Hz).
"Prog" is shown on the display of the device.
i Use suitable objects to push the buttons (e.g. thin screwdriver, tip of a ballpoint pen, etc.)
i To exclude any inadvertent activation of Programming mode during a 'normal' use of the
control surface in later operation, the time between the first and the second button
actuation must be at least 200 ms. Pressing both buttons simultaneously (time between
first and second actuation < 200 ms) will not result in an activation of Programming mode.
i It should be noted that the operation LED also flashes quickly in the case of a full-surface
operation of rocker 1 (see functional description). The difference from quick flashing in
programming mode is that with a full-surface operation the rocker of the LED returns to the
parameterized basic state when the buttons are released. In programming mode, flashing
continues until the operating mode is ended. The state of the LED defined by Programming
mode will always prevail.
o Program the physical address with the help of the ETS.
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The operation LED switches back to the previous status (off, on or flashing slowly).
i If Programming mode is to be activated or deactivated in a device which is already
programmed with a valid application, there is the possibility that telegrams will be
transmitted to the bus at the time the button is pressed. The telegram transmitted depends
on the push-button function programmed.
i The expansion module does not receive any physical address of its own. It is activated by
the application program loaded in the continuous controller module.
Programming the application
The application must then be programmed into the device with the help of the ETS. The ETS3.0
from version "d" onwards detects automatically whether a valid application has already been
programmed into the device before. To reduce the programming time, the ETS3 downloads the
whole application only if the device was programmed beforehand with another application or
with no application at all. In all other cases, the ETS makes a time-optimised partial download in
which only the modified data is loaded into the device. For commissioning. it is recommended to
use the ETS3.0 from Version d Patch A onwards.
i The expansion module does not receive any physical address of its own. It is activated by
the application program loaded in the continuous controller module.
Installing the decorative control surfaces
The decorative control surfaces are available as a complete set of buttons. Individual buttons or
the complete set of buttons can be replaced using buttons with symbols.
The design control surfaces are not included in the scope of supply of the continuous controller
module or the pushbutton sensor expansion module. These must be ordered specially
according to the required design.
The physical address of the continuous controller module must be programmed in the device in
advance.
o Place control surfaces on the continuous controller module in the right orientation and also
on the pushbutton sensor expansion module (if used), and snap in with a short push. Note
marking TOP.
i To simplify installation, a complete set of buttons is fitted with a mounting spider at the
factory. This mounting spider is not essential for installing the decorative control surfaces,
meaning that it is not required when adding symbol buttons to the button panel.
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2.5 Operation
The device consists of three mechanically separate control surfaces. The control surfaces are
the design covers attached to the device with push-button elements underneath. A distinction is
made between the display control surface (23) and the control surfaces of the pushbutton
sensor function (22) (picture 6).
picture 6: Arrangement of the control surfaces on the front of the device
(22) Pushbutton sensor control surfaces (rocker 1 left / rocker 2 right) incl. 4 status LEDs
Function: Any desired pushbutton sensor function or controller operation, operation of the
second display operating level
(23) Display control surface (rocker 3)
Function: Any desired pushbutton sensor function or controller operation
The lower control surfaces (rockers 1 & 2) are allocated to the pushbutton sensor function. The
function of these rockers can also be configured in the ETS to any desired pushbutton sensor
function. Alternatively it is possible to set operation of the integrated room temperature
controller. It is also possible to activate and operate the second display operating level via
button evaluation of these surfaces (see chapter 2.5.2. Second operating level).
The display is surrounded by the upper display control surface (rocker 3). The function of this
surface can also be configured in the ETS to any desired pushbutton sensor function.
Alternatively the room temperature controller can be operated.
The pushbutton sensor function is an independent function section of the device with its own
parameter blocks in the ETS. Insofar as the control surfaces are to operate the integrated room
temperature controller, the following functions can be parameterised in the pushbutton
configuration: setpoint shift, presence button, operating mode change-over, fan control. For a
more detailed description of the operating functions, please see Chapter 4. of this
documentation.
The operation concept of a control surface can be configured in the ETS either as a rocker
function or alternatively as a push-button function. With the rocker function, one control surface
is divided into two actuation pressure points with the same basic function. In the push-button
function either a control surface is divided into 2 functionally separate actuation pressure points
(2 buttons), or a control surface is evaluated as single-surface operation (only one large button).
If a control surface is used as a single rocker function, then it is also possible to trigger special
functions using full-surface operation.
With the rocker function and the double-surface push-button function, the button arrangement
can be set either as "vertical" or as "horizontal" for each control surface. The variable
specification of the button arrangement does not, however, apply to operation of the second
display operating level via rockers 1 & 2. There the button arrangement is fixed (see chapter
2.5.2. Second operating level).
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Optionally, the number of control surfaces can be expanded to include up to 4 additional ones
by connecting an expansion module to the continuous controller module. Configuration and
commissioning of the expansion module is clearly structured and easy to perform using the
application program of the continuous controller module. The control surfaces of the expansion
module can be set in the ETS to any desired pushbutton sensor function, or also to controller
operation.
Between the lower control surfaces of the continuous controller module (rockers 1 & 2) there
are 4 red status LEDs, 2 for each rocker. These status LEDs can be internally connected to the
operating function according to the function of the rocker or pushbuttons, thus indicating the
operating status directly. They may, however, also be used for signalling completely
independent functions or be permanently on or off.
The operation LED can also signal the switching state of its own object, flash or be permanently
on or off. Besides functions that can be set using the ETS, the operation LED also indicates that
the device is in the programming mode for commissioning or diagnosis purposes.
2.5.1 Basic display
During device operation, the basic display of the display can show up to four different display
functions. This means that is possible to display the time, the setpoint temperature, the actual
temperature (room temperature) or the outdoor temperature (picture 7). The information is
shown separately on the display. It is possible to change over between the information
automatically after set times or in a controlled manner by pressing a button on the device.
These properties, and the actually visible display information, are configured in the ETS before
the device is commissioned (see chapter 4.2.4.5. Display).
picture 7: Possible display information of the basic display
(24) Time display (with flashing seconds mark ":")
(25) Actual temperature display (room temperature)
(26) Setpoint temperature display
(27) Outdoor temperature display
i The temperatures can be displayed in °C or alternately in °F. The display format can be
configured in common for all temperature values in the ETS.
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2.5.2 Second operating level
The second operating level makes it possible to make various basic settings on the unit locally
without using the ETS. In order to avoid the unintentional disruption of essential functions,
access to individual settings or to the entire second operating level can be prevented via the
parameterisation in the ETS. An active button disable also disables access to the second
operating level.
Calling up the second operating level
The second operating level is called up by pressing buttons 1 and 3 on the device
simultaneously(picture 8). It must be ensured here that the control surfaces are pressed at the
upper left corner in order to be independent of the configured button arrangement.
The device leaves the second operating level again when buttons 1 and 3 are pressed again
simultaneously. Depending on the setting of the ETS parameter "Save changes after manual
exit?" all settings that have been made are saved or discarded in this case. The parameters
"Automatic exit of the second operating level", "Time until automatic exit" and "Save changes?"
define whether the device terminates the second operating level automatically if no entries are
made, and whether in this case all of the changed settings are saved or discarded (see "Exiting
the second operating level").
picture 8: Button combination to call up the second operating level
Operation in the second operating level
The settings in the second operating level are organised in a ring-shaped menu. This is shown
in the display. Selection and settings are performed using the 1...4 buttons of the device
(picture 9). Within the second operating level the button arrangement of the control surfaces is
preset to "top / bottom" independently of the ETS configuration, and cannot be changed.
Moreover, buttons 1...4 are always available for operation of the second operating level,
independently of any single-surface operation configured in the ETS.
The four buttons have the following functions...
Button 1: + change-over or value change in positive direction
Button 2: - change-over or value change in negative direction
Button 3: n Jump to the previous menu entry
Button 4: o Jump to the next menu entry
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i Continuous adjustment of the value settings is possible if buttons 1 or 2 are held in the
depressed position.
picture 9: Button assignment for operation in the second operating level
Configuration in the ETS offers various options for influencing the entries that are visible and
changeable in the menu...
1. If entries are configured via parameterisation as "hidden", they do not appear in the menu.
This setting is performed in the ETS separately for various menu entries in the parameter node
"General -> Second operating level" Some entries are always visible and can thus not be
configured as invisible in the ETS. When the device functions as a controller extension,
controller settings (setpoint temperatures, setpoint shifting, operating mode, fan control) are
fundamentally not accessible in the second operating level.
2. The setpoint temperatures of the continuous controller can either be changeable, or can
alternatively only show the current value and thus not be editable. This setting is performed in
the ETS in the parameter node "Room temperature control -> Controller general -> Second
operating level".
The menu entry that is shown as the first entry when the second operating level is called up can
be selected in the ETS using the parameter "First menu item in second operating level". The
sequence of the subsequent entries is then fixed as shown below.
The following menu functions can be called up in the second operating level, if not explicitly
disabled in the ETS. The symbols shown in the display indicated which function or which
temperature value is displayed or set.
Setting the basic temperature ("Continuous controller" menu):
picture 10: Setting the basic temperature
The + and - buttons can be used to adjust the basic temperature in increments of +/- 1 K. The
symbols ó and ÿ light up in the display. The basic temperature is displayed flashing as an
absolute value in °C or °F (parameter-dependent).
The basic temperature designates the comfort setpoint temperatures for heating and cooling,
depending on the configured operating mode. With "Heating only" it sets the setpoint
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temperature for comfort heating directly. With "Cooling only", on the other hand, it sets the
setpoint temperature for comfort cooling. With "Heating and cooling" the basic setpoint sets the
setpoint temperature for heating directly or indirectly depending on the deadband position. The
setpoint temperature for cooling is then derived from this, taking the deadband into account.
(see chapter 4.2.4.2.5. Temperature setpoints)
The menu entry "Basic temperature" is visible as an option as a component of the "Continuous
controller" menu. The editing function can be disabled separately. This menu is not accessible
in controller extensions.
Setting the setpoint temperature "Lowering for standby mode, heating" ("Continuous controller"
menu):
picture 11: Setting the setpoint temperature "Lowering for standby mode, heating"
The + and - buttons can be used to adjust the temperature decrease for standby mode for
heating with an increment of +/- 0.1 K. The symbols ô and â light up in the display. The
temperature decrease is displayed flashing as a relative value in K.
The menu entry "Setpoint temperature lowering standby" is visible as an option as a component
of the "Continuous controller" menu. The editing function can be disabled separately. This menu
is not accessible in controller extensions.
Setting the setpoint temperature "Raising for standby mode, cooling" ("Continuous controller"
menu):
picture 12: Setting the setpoint temperature "Raising for standby mode, cooling"
The + and - buttons can be used to adjust the temperature increase for standby mode for
cooling with an increment of +/- 0.1 K. The symbols ô and è light up in the display. The
temperature increase is displayed flashing as a relative value in K.
The menu entry "Setpoint temperature raising standby" is visible as an option as a component
of the "Continuous controller" menu. The editing function can be disabled separately. This menu
is not accessible in controller extensions.
Setting the setpoint temperature "Lowering for night mode, heating" ("Continuous controller"
menu):
picture 13: Setting the setpoint temperature "Lowering for night mode, heating"
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The + and - buttons can be used to adjust the temperature decrease for night mode for heating
with an increment of +/- 0.1 K. The symbols õ and â light up in the display. The temperature
decrease is displayed flashing as a relative value in K.
The menu entry "Setpoint temperature lowering night" is visible as an option as a component of
the "Continuous controller" menu. The editing function can be disabled separately. This menu is
not accessible in controller extensions.
Setting the setpoint temperature "Raising for night mode, cooling" ("Continuous controller"
menu):
picture 14: Setting the setpoint temperature "Raising for night mode, cooling"
The + and - buttons can be used to adjust the temperature increase for night mode for cooling
with an increment of +/- 0.1 K. The symbols õ and è are illuminated in the display. The
temperature increase is displayed flashing as a relative value in K.
The menu entry "Setpoint temperature raising night" is visible as an option as a component of
the "Continuous controller" menu. The editing function can be disabled separately. This menu is
not accessible in controller extensions.
Setting presence mode ("Presence" menu):
picture 15: Setting presence mode
A "P" is shown in the display to indicate that the presence mode can be edited. The symbols
additionally shown in the display identify the active operating mode of the internal room
temperature controller. Depending on this, presence mode can be adjusted as follows using the
+ and - buttons...
"Comfort" operating mode active:
No setting of presence mode is possible. The ó symbol lights up statically.
"Standby" operating mode active:
The buttons + or - can be used to change over the operating mode between Comfort ó and
Standby ô. In each case, the symbols activated by the Presence operating mode flash.
"Night" operating mode active:
The buttons + or - can be used to change over the operating mode between Night õ and
Comfort extension óõ. In each case, the symbols activated by the Presence operating mode
flash.
"Frost/heat protection" operating mode active:
The buttons + or - can be used to change over the operating mode between Frost/heat
protection ö and Comfort extension óö. In each case, the symbols activated by the Presence
operating mode flash.
i The comfort extension cannot be activated using the presence function in the second
operating level if the frost/heat protection has been activated via the window status!
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