Swegon LUNA c RE User manual

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
1
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
Manual v1.1
Manual for room temperature controller LUNA c RE
and configuration device LUNA b T-CU
(versions v1.10 - v1.19)

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
2
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
Contents
1. Room temperature controller LUNA c RE
1.1 LED (light emitting diode)........................................................................ page 4
1.2 Function button........................................................................................ page 4
1.3 Set-point knob ......................................................................................... page 4
1.4 Sensor calibration.................................................................................... page 5
1.5 Resetting the controller............................................................................ page 5
1.6 Invert the heating outputs........................................................................ page 5
2. Jumper settings
2.1 Jumper settings....................................................................................... page 7
2.2 Input functions......................................................................................... page 7
2.3 System with external temperature sensor............................................... page 8
2.4 System with external temperature sensor and occupancy sensor.......... page 8
2.5 System with occupancy sensor and condensation sensor...................... page 9
3. Configuration device LUNA b T-CU
3.1 The configuration device in general......................................................... page 11
3.2 Configuration device modes.................................................................... page 12
3.3 The buttons.............................................................................................. page 13
3.4 The display symbols................................................................................ page 13
3.5 Menu navigation...................................................................................... page 13
3.6 Changing values...................................................................................... page 13
3.7 Menu overview ........................................................................................ page 14-15
3.8 Default view............................................................................................. page 16
3.9 Main view................................................................................................. page 16
3.10 Timer and measure values menu.......................................................... page 16
3.11 Timer function........................................................................................ page 17
3.12 Set point values..................................................................................... page 17
3.13 Settings menu........................................................................................ page 18
3.14 Menu ”Log”............................................................................................ page 19
3.15 Menu ”Control parameters” ................................................................... page 19
3.16 Menu ”Outputs”...................................................................................... page 20-21
3.17 Menu ”Inputs” ........................................................................................ page 22
3.18 Menu ”Occupancy”................................................................................ page 23
3.19 Menu ”Calibration”................................................................................. page 23
3.20 Menu ”Button functions” ........................................................................ paeg 24
3.21 Menu ”Test”............................................................................................ page 25-26
3.22 Menu ”Type” .......................................................................................... page 27

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
3
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
1. Room temperature controller
LUNA c RE

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
4
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
SET-POINT
KNOB
FUNCTION BUTTON
1.1 LED (light emitting diode)
The controller LUNA c RE has an LED that indicates
the current operation mode of the controller and
different functions when using the function but-
ton.
The LED on LUNA c RE indicates:
1. Blue = Cooling demand
2. Red = Heating demand
3. Blue blink = Condensation (only if this
function is activated, and
the controller’s cooling
output is activated)
1.2 Function button
The picture to the right shows where the function
button is located. It has the following functions:
- Calibration of the built-in and external
temperature sensors
- Reset the controllers memory.
- Invert heating output
All the functions above are described in this manual.
1.3 Set-point knob
The set-point knob function:
Turn to +: Warmer
Turn to -: Cooler
The default set-point setting of the controller is:
Set-point range 16°C-28°C, and 22°C at scale cen-
tre.
INPUT FOR CONFIGURATION
DEVICE
LED
SET-POINT SCALE
Functions

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
5
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
1.4 Sensor calibration
A default calibration of the built-in sensor in the
controller is already done when delivered.
This calibration was measured 2 cm below the
controller, near the sensor.
If the controller needs to be recalibrated, it’s simply
done by setting the set-point knob at the actual
temperature (measured with a themometer). Then
pressand release thefunction button.The LEDwill
blink to confirm the calibration.
The set-point range is always
16-28°C when you perform a
calibration. Even if other values
areset ( thecontroller calculates
these values when the function
button is pressed and released).
Every line and a dot at the set-
point scale is a increase/decrease
of the set-point temperature with
1°C from the scale centre.
Try to be as exact as possible when
you are performing a calibration.
1.5 Resetting the memory
of the controller
It’spossibleto reset thememory of thecontroller to
itsfactorydefault.Thiscan be usefuliftherewas an
error trying to configure the controller etc.
Performing a memory reset:
1. Switch off the power to the controller.
2. Press and hold down the function button ans
switch on the power. After that, release the
function button
3. The LED of the controller is now purple until
you release the function button. When this is
done, the controller will perform a memory
reset, and go back to its normal operation
mode.
1.6 Inverting the heating outputs
The cooling and heating outputs controls normally
closed actuators by default. If normally open ac-
tuators are required in a system, it’s easy to invert
the heating outputs. This can only be done for the
heating output. To invert the cooling output, a con-
figuration device is required.
Invert the heating outputs:
1. Turn the set-point knob to maximum cooling de
mand.
2. Press and hold the function button down for
approximately 5 seconds, until the LED is
turnedofforlit purple.The LED indicatesif the
inversion function is activated or deactivated.
Purple LED = Inversion activated.
LED turned off = Inversion deactivated.
3. Now release the function button. The controller
will now control the heating outputs according
to the selected function.

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
6
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
2. Jumper settings of the controller
and input functions

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
7
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
2.1 Jumper settings of the controller
The following pages describe different functions of
the controller LUNA c RE. The controller can be con-
figured with jumpers and by settings in the memory
that can be configured with the configuration device
LUNA b T-CU.
Be careful when handling the printed circuit board.
Never touch anything while the power is on. Do not
touch any components on the circuit board. The com-
ponents can be destroyed by an electrostatic discharge.
If possible, use an ESD-wrist strap connected to pro-
tective ground.
The pictures to the right show different signal, and
functions of the jumper block, and also the standard
configuration.
Always check that you are looking at the circuit board
with the correct orientation, by locating pin 1 on the
jumper block J1 as shown on the picture to the right.
All handling of the circuit board is done at your own
risk!
Terminal 1
1
”A1”In 2
Terminal 8
”d2”
”d1”
Terminal 7
Terminal 4
In 1
”A2”
Signals in jumper block ”J1”
In 1 = input 1
In 2 = input 2
D1 = digital out 1
D2 = digital out 2
A1 = 0-10V DC out
A2 = 0-10V DC out
Controller LUNA c RE circuit board
Pin 1
1
Standard jumper configuration
Plint 1: Output ”d1” (cooling 24V)
Plint 4: Output ”d2” (heating 24V)
Plint 7: Input external sensor
Plint 8: Input condensation sensor
2.2 Input functions
Different types of sensors can be connected to the digi-
tal input 1 and 2. The table below shows the different
combinations that can be activated in the controller
with the configuration unit.
External temperature and condensation sensor is
default setting from the factory.
The column Deactivate shows what functions that
has to be deactivated to avoid any collision with active
functions.
The table below shows where to find input function menus
in the controller, and descriptions of these in the manual.
Function Menu Description
Occupancy 6, Occupancy Chapter 3.18
External temp. sensor 5, Inputs Chapter 3.17
Condensation ” ”
Operation mode override ” ”
Terminal 7 (in1) Terminal 8 (in2) Deactivate
Occupancy Condensation -
Operation mode override Condensation Occupancy
External temp. sensor Condensation Occupancy, Operation mode override
Operation mode override Occupancy Condensation
External temp. sensor Occupancy Condensation, Operation mode override
External temp. sensor Operation mode override Occupancy, Condensation

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
8
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
Settings in the controller memory
Parameter Value Menu Description
COND 1 INPUt Activates the condensation function
R1+R2 2 INPUt If an external temperature sensor is connected,
the controller will only read the external tempera-
ture sensor.
2.3 System with possibility to connect a temperature and condensation sensor (standard setting)
Jumper settings
1
Jumper settings for systems with an external
temperature and condensation sensor.
Terminal 1: Output ”d1” (cooling 24V)
Terminal 4: Output ”d2” (heating 24V)
Terminal 7: Input external sensor
Terminal 8: Input condensation sensor
Settings in the controller memory
Parameter Value Menu Description
ACTIV 1 OCC. Activates the occupancy function
R1+R2 2 INPUt If an external temperature sensor is connected, the
controller will only read the external temperature
sensor.
2.4 System with possibility to connect a temperature and occupancy sensor.
Jumper settings for systems with an external
temperature and occupancy sensor.
Terminal 1: Output ”d1” (cooling 24V)
Terminal 4: Output ”d2” (heating 24V)
Terminal 7: Input external sensor
Terminal 8: Input condensation sensor
1
Jumper settings

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
9
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
Settings in the controller memory
Parameter Value Menu Description
COND 1 INPUt Activates the condensation function
ACTIV 1 OCC. Activates the occupancy function
2.5 System with possibility to connect a occupancy and condensation sensor.
Jumper settings for systems with an occupancy
and codensation sensor.
Jumper settings
1
Terminal 1: Output ”d1” (cooling 24V)
Terminal 4: Output ”d2” (heating 24V)
Terminal 7: Input occupancy sensor
Terminal 8: Input condensation sensor

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
10
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3. Configuration device
LUNA b T-CU

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
11
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.1 The configuration device in general
The configuration device is used to read and change
settings in the controller. It communicates with the
controller via a modular cable. The configuration device
is supplied with power from the controller. The configu-
ration device can also be supplied with 12V DC if the
controller is disconnected from it’s power supply.
The values in the configuration device’s can be changed
locally, and then be transfered to the controller. Or the
values in the controller can be read in to the configura-
tion device and be changed in the configuration device
and the controller simultaneously.
The values are organized under menus for different
function areas, and can be shown on the display.
Memory reset in configuration device LUNA b
T-CU
Before you use the configuration device, it needs to be
reset so that no old values etc remains in it’s memory.
See instructions below.
Quick info about usual applications
Reset the configuration device
Hold down the A, B and C buttons at the same time,
and then switch the power on while still holding the
buttons down. When you release the buttons, a reset
is done and the configuration device gets it’s initial
standard values.
Changing values locally in the configuration device
Press the A button. All the settings will only be changed
in the configuration device, and are stored in a firm
memory, that does’nt change after voltage failure.
Read data from the controller to the configuration
device
Press button B. When the digit 1 is shown, the values
in the controller can be read from the configuration
device’s display. Please note that the values are not
stored in the configuration device’s firm memory.
Therefore the values can’t be transferred to another
controller. When the power is disconnected, the con-
figuration device will lose it’s settings and return to it’s
initial values.
Change values in the controller
Read the data from the controller to the configura-
tion device by pressing button B. Then change the
values with the configuration device. The changes are
transferred to the controller, and also stored in the
configuration device’s firm memory.
Transmit all data from the configuration device’s firm
memory to a controller
Press button C down for 3 seconds, until a zero is
shown on the display . After a few seconds the num-
ber one is shown, this indicates that the transfer was
successful, and the configuration device’s firm memory
has been transferred in to the connected controllers
memory.
Transfer all data from a controller to another.
Press button B. Perform a P (0)-reset at the RESET fun-
ction under the menu TEST, and all the settings that
has been transferred from the controller are stored in
the configuration device’s firm memory.
Connect the configuration device to another controller,
press the button C for 3 seconds, until a zero is shown
on the display. After a few seconds the number one is
shown. This indicates that the transfer was successful,
and the configuration device’s firm memory has been
transferred to the connected controller.

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
12
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.2 Configuration device modes
The configuration device operates in two different
modes:
LOCAL MODE
This is the default mode of the configuration device
after voltage failure. The SUN or MOON symbols are
NOT shown on the display. All settings made in the
configuration device are stored in it’s firm memory,
that does’nt change after voltage failure.
To change operation mode to the local mode when
in read mode, press the button A. ”LOCAL1” is now
shown on the display.
READ MODE
This mode is activated by pressing button B or C.
Button B:
When the button B is pressed, the display shows ”READ
0” a few seconds when it’s reading the controllers me-
mory, and then shows ”READ 1” when it’s done.
The SUN or MOON symbols are now shown on the
display. The controllers settings are NOT stored in the
configuration device’s firm memory, and can therefore
not be transferred to another controller. The configura-
tion device will NOT save the values at voltage failure,
it will return to it’s default settings.
To transfer settings to the configuration device’s firm
memory, a P(0) reset is required. This is done at the
RESET function under the TEST menu. Settings made
in the READ MODE is transferred to the controller and
also to the configuration device’s firm memory.
Button C:
When button C is pressed for 3 seconds, ”PRO! 0” is
shown on the display and the configuration device is
transferring the settings from it’s firm memory to the
controller. When the transfer is successfull the display
shows ”PRO! 1” and the SUN or MOON symbol.

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
13
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.3 Buttons
The picture to the right shows the different function
buttons placement on the configuration device. All the
functions and settings are available directly with the
configutation device’s buttons.
Button functions:
SELECT = select menu at main menu
SET = select value to be changed
UP = increase a value, or move to next
menu or function
DOWN = decrease a value, or move to next
menu or function
A= Sets the configuration device to
LOCAL MODE
B= Sets the configuration device to
READ MODE.
Transfers all the settings from the
controller to the configuration
device.
C= Sets the configuration device to
WRITE MODE.
Transfers all the settings from the
configuration device to the
controller.
3.4 Display symbols
The display has a text field, a numeric field and different
symbols. The text field shows brief explanaitions
of which menu you are about to enter, och the value
you are about to change in the numeric field.
The symbols different functions:
1. Sun = day operation mode
2. Moon = night operation mode
3. Sun + moon = save operation mode
4. HEAT = heating output active
5. COOL = cooling output active
6. Tool = Indicates that you are at a
menu that can be configured.
7. MENU = indicates that you are at
the main menu, or at a top
of a menu view.
Display.
Operation
mode
Ouput Tool Menu
symbol
Text field Numeric field
3.5 Menu navigation
To go forward in steps in the main menu, press the SELECT
button. Every menu choise has different functions and they
are described in this manual. Some menu choises are built
up as sub menus, where you can enter them by pressing
the UP or DOWN buttons
3.6 Change values
To change a value, press the UP or DOWN buttons. If there
are more than one value to be changed, you can select the
value you want to change by pressing the SET button. One
of the values starts to blink, and to change that value press
the UP or DOWN buttons. To jump to the next value, just
press the SET button again.
Configuration device.

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
14
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.7 Menu overview
SELECT
Night set-point
NITE 22.0°C
Save set-point
SAVE 22.0°C
Menu 1
Week program
W.PR. 1
MENU
Menu 3
Control parameters
REGUL 3
MENU
Menu 2
Log functions
LOG 2
MENU
Menu 4
Outputs
OUTP 4
MENU
Menu 5
Inputs
INPUt 5
MENU
Menu 6
Occupancy
OCC. 6
MENU
Menu 7
Calibration
CAL. 7
MENU
Menu 8
Button functions
BUT.F 8
MENU
SET
I-time, cooling
I.C 20.0
Output number
OPno d1
Output type
TYPE PULS
Heating/Cooling
HC: COOL
Override
FORC. 0
Control range,
Lower
LIML% 0
Control range,
Higher
LIMH% 100
Voltage limit,
higher
LIMH V -
Voltage limit,
Lower
LIML V -
Valve excercise
MOT. 1
Invert output
INV. 0
Period time
PTIME 20.0
Sensor(s)
R1+R2 2
Condensation
sensor
COND 1
Condensation
alarm
CALRM 0
External override
EXT 0
Occupancy fun-
ction
ACTIV 0
Occupancy
contact function
NO 0
Off delay
TIME 0 60
On delay
TIME 1 0
Internal sensor
R1 0.0
External sensor
R2 0.0
Access code
CODE: 0000
Main display view
GRND 1
Measure value
view
MEAS. 1
Select function
SEL.F 0
Select time
SEL.T 5
Maximum timer
time
MAX.T 255
Maximum set-point
value
MX SP 25.0°C
Minimum set-point
value
MINSP 19.0°C
Activate code
LOCK 0
Timer settings
TIMER 0:00
Continues on the next page
Room temperature
ROOM 22.0°C
Day set-point
DAY 22.0°C
MEAS. 0.0°
Measure valueMeasure value
number
MV.no 1
Log time
TIME 60
Dead band, day
DB.D 1.0
Dead band, night
DB.N 4.0
Dead band, save
DB.S 8.0
P-range, heating
P.H 1.5
P-range, Cooling
P.C 1
I-time, heating
I.H 20.0
Clock
MON 16:00
Month and date
DAT. 01:01
Year and week
Y:W 01:01
Heat and cool.
output power
% OUT 100
HEAT
COOL
DOWN
UP
Language setting
ENG. 1
UP DOWN
UP DOWN

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
15
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
Menu 9
Test menu
TEST 9
MENU
Menu 10
Type menu
TYPE 10
MENU
Inputs
IN: 00
Outputs
OUT: 010
Space temperature
override
TST.R 0
Reset functions
RESET ACP0
Address internal/
external
Addri 800
Address data inter-
nal/external
DATA: 255
System code
CODES 0000
Generated code
CODEG 3957
Inverted LED
LIGHT 0
Program number
PROG 164
Program version
VERNR 1.0
Serial number 1
SER.1 0000
Serial number 2
SER.2 0000
Customer initiation
INIT. 0
UP DOWN
SET
DOWN
UP

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
16
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.8 Default view
Default view shows normally the actual room tempe-
rature and the active output and current operation
mode.
The configuration device will return to this view au-
tomatically.
To enter the main menu, press the SELECT button.
3.9 Main menu
The main menu has the following menu selections:
”ROOM” Times and measure values (sub meny)
”TIMER” Timer function
”DAY” Day mode set-point
”NITE” Night mode set-point
”SAVE” Save mode set-point
”W.PRO” Settings menus (sub menu, the text
”W.PRO” and number ”1” may differ
depending on which menu that was last
displayed, before going back to default
view).
3.10 Timer and measure values menu
This sub menu has the following selections:
”ROOM” Actual room temperature
”MON” Day and time
”DATE” Month and date
”Y:W” Year and week number
”%OUT” Output signal power, in percent to
outputs
To jump between different menu views press the UP
and DOWN buttons. All values in the menu ”Timer and
measure values” can be changed except week number
and ”%OUT”. Press the SET button and one of the
values starts to blink. To change the value press UP or
DOWN buttons. To jump to the next value press the
SET button. The clock can be set, but the controller can
not store the clock settings at voltage failure.
Time and date will be reset at voltage failure.
Night set-point
NITE 22.0°C
Save set-point
SAVE 22.0°C
Timer settings
TIMER 0:00
Menu 1
Week program
W.PRO 1
MENU
Day set-point
DAY 22.0°C
Room temperature
ROOM 22.0°C
Room temperature
ROOM 22.0°C
Room temperature
ROOM 22.0°C
Clock
MON 16:00
Month and date
DATE 01:01
Heat and cool.
output power
% OUT 100
HEAT
COOL
Year and week
Y:W. 01:01

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
17
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.11 Timer function
With the timer function, the controller can change it’s
operation mode during a selected period of time.
The display shows number of days to the left and the
colon, and hours to the right. The SUN and the MOON
symbols shows which operation mode that the timer
function activates during the selected period of time.
To set the time, press the UP or DOWN buttons. If the
time 0:00 is set, the timer function is off.
To set a operation mode for the timer to activate, press
the SET button. The available operation modes are DAY
(SUN), NIGHT (MOON) and SAVE (SUN and MOON).
When the timer function is activated, the operation
mode symbol starts to blink (at all display views except
the timer view).
Alternative timer function
If the override function is activated for any of the out-
puts (see menu ”outputs”), the timer is instead used
to activate the selected outputs during the selected
period of time.
3.12 Set-point values
There are three different set-points in the controller, one
for each operation mode, day, night and save mode.
Night and save mode’s set-point values can be chan-
ged by entering each display view and press the UP
and DOWN buttons. Day mode can not be changed
with the configuration device, this is changed with the
controller’s set-point knob.
TIMER 0:00
Timer view
Days
Hours
The sun or moon shows the
current operation mode
Night set-point
NITE 22.0°C
Save set-point
SAVE 22.0°C
Day set-point
DAY 22.0°C

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
18
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.13 Settings menu
This menu has 10 different sub menus for setting up
the controller’s control functions.
”W.PRO” Week program (no function)
”LOG” Room temperatuer log
”REGUL” Control parameters
”OUTP” Outputs
”INPUt” Inputs
”OCC.” Occupancy sensor
”CAL” Calibration
”BUT.F” Button functions
”TEST” Test functions
”TYPE” Type (program, version and
serial no.)
To enter another sub menu at the settings menus, check
that both the tool and menu symbols are shown, and
then press the SET button so that the menu number
starts to blink. Then use the UP and DOWN buttons to
select a sub menu. Confirm your selection by pressing
the SET button again.
to enter the settings at the selected sub menu, press the
DOWN button. Every sub menu has different views,
and when you are in a sub menu, only the tool symbol
is shown, not the MENU symbol.
To make changes in the different display views, press
the SET button.
To go back to top view, press and hold the UP but-
ton.
The configuration device will automatically go back to
the top view in steps, and stop there.
Settings menu, the top view
Descripition of the current set-
tings sub menu.
Menu number
The tool symbol shows that
you are currently in a settings
menu.
Menu symbol is shown
when you are at the top
view of the current set-
tings menu.
W.PRO 1
MENU
Menu 1
Week program
W.PRO 1
MENU
Menu 3
Control parametres
REGUL 3
MENU
Menu 2
Log
LOG 2
MENU
Menu 4
Outputs
OUTP 4
MENU
Menu 5
Inputs
INPUt 5
MENU
Menu 6
Occupancy
OCC. 6
MENU
Menu 7
Calibration
CAL. 7
MENU
Menu 8
Button functions
BUT.F 8
MENU
Settings menu
Menu 9
Test menu
TEST 9
MENU
Menu 10
Type menu
TYPE 10
MENU

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
19
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.14 Menu ”Log”
The controller has a built-in log function, where it can
store the room temperature with the set up inteval.
The interval is set to 1 time/hour as default.
The controller can store up to 75 log values.
The interval is set at the view ”L.TIME”, and can be
set from 0-255 minutes. The value 0 deactivates the
log function.
To read the logged values, set the desired log number
(from 1-75) at the ”MV.no” view where point 1 is the
latest logged value. The logged value can then be read
at the ”MEAS.” view.
Menu ”Log”
MEAS. 0.0°
Measured value
Measure value
number
MV.NO 1
Log time
L.TIME 60
Menu 2
Log
LOG 2
MENU
3.15 Menu ”Control parametres”
All the controllers control parameters can be set under this menu.
The parametres are:
”DB.D” Dead band, day mode 0.5 - 20.0 K
”DB.N” Dead band, night mode 0.5 - 20.0 K
”DB.S” Dead band, save mode 0.5 - 20.0 K
”P.H” P-range, heating 0.5 - 99.5 K
”P.C” P-range, cooling 0.5 - 99.5 K
”I.H” I-time, heating 0.5 - 99.5 minutes
”I.C” I-time, cooling 0.5 - 99.5 minutes
Menu 3
Control parametres
REGUL 3
MENU
I-time, cooling
I.C 20.0
Dead band, day
DB.D 1.0
Dead band, night
DB.N 4.0
Dead band, save
DB.S 8.0
P-range, heating
P.H 1.5
P-range, cooling
P.C 1
I-time, heating
I.H 20.0
Menu ”Control parametres”

Manual LUNA c RE / LUNA b T-CU
20
2009-05-22 www.swegon.com
3.16 Menu ”Outputs”
This menu allows you to select different functions for
all the controller’s outputs. There is two 24V ouputs
and two 0-10V ouputs. These are designated as ”d1”,
”d2”, ”A1” and ”A2”.
d1 and d2 are digital on/off outputs.
A1 and A2 are analog outputs.
The terminal on the circuit board has a limited amount
of in and outputs. As default there are two 24V outputs
and two inputs (external sensor and condensation sen-
sor) available. To be able to change this, the changes
have to be made in the output menu first, and then
change the jumper settings on the controller as de-
scribed on page 7.
To select an output, select the display view ”OUT.
no”.
Press the SET-button, and ”d1” starts to blink. Use the
UP and DOWN buttons to select an output. Press the
select button again to confirm the selection.
All the views, ”TYPE” to ”MOT” are now valid for the
selected output.
”TYPE” Output type
Selectable output types:
- On /off ”OnOF”
- Time proportional on/off (PWM)”PULS”
- 0-10V ”0-10”
- No output ”-”
Depending on the selected output, only the
applicable signal types is shown for each output.
Output ”d1” has also a signal type ”3P”, but this
has no function in this version of the controller.
”HC:” Heating or cooling output
Select if the output should be a heating or
cooling output. It is possible to control both
heating and cooling, for mixing dampers etc. The
output can also be affected directly by the room
temperature by setting desired limit values on the
”LIML” and ”LIMH” display views.
- Cooling output ”COOL”
- Heating output ”HEAT”
- Heating/cooling ”HC”
- Absolute temperature ”dIFF”
Menu ”Outputs”
Menu 4
Outputs
OUTP 4
MENU
Output number
OPno d1
Output type
TYPE PULS
Heating/Cooling
HC: COOL
Override
FORC. 0
Control range,
lower
LIML% 0
Control range,
higher
LIMH% 100
Voltage limit,
higher
LIMH V -
Voltage limit,
lower
LIML V -
Valve excercise
MOT. 1
Invert output
INV. 0
Period time
PTIME 20.0