Schwille Elektronik Dew Point Touch 100-600 User manual

Schwille - Elektronik TOUCH dew point ventilation 100-600/610/650/660
100-600/650
100-610/660
ResetReset
Ports
The port assignments for the ventilati-
on controllers 100-600 / 650 and 100-
610 / 660 including data storage are
shown on the right.
The sensors are connected to the
RJ11 sockets using the supplied
cable. Please pay attention to the as-
signment of the indoor and outdoor
sensors.
The lift clamps are used to connect
the fans. Supply voltage 230V AC. 5A
fuse.
Please note with type 100-610/660:
The RESET must be carried out when
a Micro SD card / SDHC card is in-
serted. The RESET button is located
on the left in the control box.
Operating instructions for Dew Point Touch 600/610 and Universal Touch 650/660
We take nature to our aid and dehumidify with dry air from outside in a very cost-effective way than the known, expen-
sive remedial measures, which are mostly without long-term success. An automatic ventilation system provides a per-
manent solution here. This should be designed as cross ventilation with at least two (in larger basements several) fans
with high air performance. We also have the tting fans for our ventilation systems in our range.
Voltage Output
2x2,5A/230V
Voltage Output
2x2,5A/230V
5A mt
5A mt
indoor
sensor
indoor
sensor
outdoor
sensor
outdoor
sensor
Power supply
230V
Power supply
230V

Schwille - Elektronik TOUCH dew point ventilation 100-600/610/650/660
Keylock
To access the programs and settings, please press the fan but-
ton (green or red) for about 5 seconds until two red elds with an
arrow appear at the bottom of the display. The key lock is now
deactivated and you get to the menu settings. The rst page
shows programs 1 to 3.
Program 1: Fan testing
Testing the fans without measurement. 230 volts are put on
the outlet. The red ON and OFF buttons are visible on the start
screen (only with sensors connected) to switch the fans on and
off manually for the testing.
Program 2: Automatic shock ventilation
(Dehumidication)
Always start the dehumidication with program 2. To dehumi-
dify cellars, an automatic shock ventilation is carried out here.
The cellar air is exchanged relatively quickly with dry outside
air through the cross ventilation, without the walls cooling down.
The control then stops (at dew point <1 ° C) and waits again for
the set ventilation conditions. The control is also suitable for fans
with heat recovery (WRG). The interval programs for mainte-
nance ventilation are not set until the dehumidication has
been carried out successfully.
Program 3 : Interval ventilation
The ventilation control ventilates at your interval settings, if the
climatic conditions are provided (dew point outside is lower than
inside, depending on the dew point difference). The active time
can be set between 5 and 10 minutes. The passive time can be
set between 10 and 90 minutes. Example: If a break of 10 minu-
tes is set, Pause: 9 minutes is displayed in the middle of the start
screen. The 10 minutes is now counted down internally. After the
10 minutes have elapsed, ventilation takes place under optimal
ventilation conditions (= dew point difference reached).
Program 4-6 (only with 650/660)
Wine cellar setting: dew point difference 5 ° C, target relativ
humidity 65%, target temperature 12 - 14 ° C
Drying room setting: dew point difference 5 ° C, desired relative
humidity 65%
Conservatory setting: dew point difference 5 ° C, 20 ° C indoor
temperature. The relative humidity and indoor temperature can
be changed in the settings.
Setting 1: Dew point difference 3°C
The control only works according to the set dew point difference
(absolute humidity, factory setting 3 ° C). This is an empirical va-
lue to ensure dehumidication. However, you can also change
the difference from 1 ° C to 10 ° C dew difference. If the diffe-
rence is smaller (e.g. around 2), ventilation is common, but it is
hardly dehumidied. Conversely, increasing the dew point diffe-
rence to 9 ° C will dehumidify more, but the events that match
the conditions will be less common. The dew point difference
can be reset on the device info page.

Schwille - Elektronik TOUCH dew point ventilation 100-600/610/650/660
Setting 2:
min. indoor temperature 8°C
The lowering of the interior temperature at which the
ventilation stops can be limited. The selection can be
made between 5 ° C and 30 ° C in 1 degree steps (fac-
tory setting: 8 ° C). To effectively dehumidify a cellar,
you need a temperature difference between inside and
outside.
At a temperature difference of 5 ° C, dehumidica-
tion becomes more effective and gets more common.
In winter you don‘t have to be afraid that the air in the
basement could get too cold and could freeze (the mini-
mum indoor temperature is taken into account). A good
mediocrity is the factory setting of 8 ° C. If you now set
the interior temperature higher, the events in which ef-
fective dehumidication can take place quickly become
less common.
Setting 3 & 4: (only with 650/660)
Change rel. Humidity 45% & max. in-
door temperature 25°C
The settings for relative air humidity and maximum in-
door temperature mentioned in programs 3 and 4 can be
changed in these settings.
Please note: This is the maximum interior temperature at
which ventilation stops.
This setting is necessary and active in the selection of
winter garden setting and wine cellar setting. With the
drying room setting, the max. Indoor temperature not ta-
ken into account.
Device information
In the device information, the type of port of the sensors
inside and outside is shown in the top two lines (e.g. by
cable / radio). The third line shows whether the factory
settings have been changed (if yes, see Figure 2).
External radio sensor
If the receiver is plugged into the external radio sensor,
the control automatically recognizes the radio sensor
system.
SD Card (only for 610/660)
The fourth line shows whether there is an SD card in the
controller (not included in the delivery). If a card is inser-
ted, the card data size is also displayed, as well as the
currently used storage space.
Clock (only for 610/660)
The time is already set. It can be changed manually
(does not automatically switch to summer / winter time).
To do this, press the respective elds of the date / time
(appear in red). Conrm with OK or arrow keys.
Night shutdown
By means of the night shut-off, you can set the period of
time during which the ventilation system should not be in
operation, e.g. from 11 pm to 5 am. The ventilation stops
during this time, no dehumidication takes place. If the
night shut-off is active, the display is darkened.
Fan operating time
The operating hours counter totals the ventilated time of
the fans in hours/minuts/seconds.
Data-link-connector
The Data-link-connector shows:
- Restart after fault
- Sensor implausible
- SD card write error
If the control is not fully functional, we ask you to tell us
about the Data-link-connector at the telephone sup-
port. This suggests any errors (sensor / SD card etc.).

Schwille - Elektronik TOUCH dew point ventilation 100-600/610/650/660
Maintenance and safety instructions
If it can be assumed that safe operation is no longer possible, the
device must be taken out of operation and disconnected from the
power supply. The installation may only be carried out by a quali-
ed electrician who is familiar with the associated regulations. The
VDE regulations must be observed.
Warranty
(1) The warranty period is two years from delivery of the goods to
commercial customers. (2) You are obliged to examine the goods
immediately and with due care for quality and quantity deviations
and to notify the seller in writing of obvious defects within 7 days
of receipt of the goods; timely dispatch is sufcient to meet the
deadline. This also applies to hidden defects ascertained later on
from time of discovery. In the event of a violation of the obligation to
inspect and give notice of defects, the assertion of warranty claims
is excluded. (3) In the event of defects, the seller shall, at its option,
grant warranty by means of rectication or replacement delivery. If
the rectication of defects fails twice, you can request a reduction
or withdraw from the contract. In the event of rectication, the seller
does not have to bear the increased costs incurred by moving the
goods to a location other than the place of performance, provided
that the shipment does not correspond to the intended use of the
goods.
If a defect should occur despite all the factory checks, please send
the device (franked) to us. If you have any technical questions,
please dial: +49 (0) 89/904 868 - 0 or fax: +49 (0) 89/904 868 - 10.
Power supply 230V / 50Hz / 2,5W
Fan current max. 5A, 230V
Connection type Lift clamps
Touchscreen 5“ Zoll
Resolution 0.1 Grad
Measuring range temperature -26°C to +76°C
Accuracy ± 0,5 %
Measuring range air humidity 5% to 99%
Accuracy ± 1,8 %
Measuring range Dew point -54°C to +75°C
Accuracy ± 1,8 %
Probe length je 10m standard
Special length max 50m (each sensor)
Dimensions wall housing 165 x 155 x 70mm
Dimensions sensor housing 65 x 92 x 59 cm
Operating temperature control -20°C to 50°C
Operating temperature sensor -20°C to 50°C
Mounting method wall mounting
Protection class control IP51
Protection class sensor IP51
Technical details
Technical changes and errors excepted. Feb. 2020
Schwille - Elektronik Produktions- u. Vertriebs GmbH | Benzstraße 1a | 85551 Kirchheim
The ventilation controllers type 100 - 610/660 is equipped
with an RTC (Real Time Clock) and stores all climate data
hourly on your Micro SD (up to 2 GB) / micro SDHC (up to
32 GB). All values (dew point, temperature, relative humi-
dity) are recorded inside and outside, as well as the ven-
tilation intervals. Sensor failures are also saved in the le
(CSV can be read by Excel).
Data storage (only with 100-610/660)
Please note: When restarting and reinserting the SD
card, a RESET must be carried out beforehand. The
data on the micro SD card is not deleted. The reset
button is located on the far left in the control box next
to the fuse (black).
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