Use
Uppercase letters
Lowercase letters
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Appendix
16.1
Configuration diagrams
The use of the configuration diagrams is explained in subsection 3.2.4.
16.1.1 Terminal markings
The designations of the signal inputs and outputs and of the assigned connection
terminals are structured as follows:
Example
Explanation
N.X3
N = controller RMH760B
X3 = universal input
A9(2).Y1
A9 = type of extension module
(2) = 2nd extension module of same type
Y1 = analog output DC 0...10 V
N.Q5
N = controller RMH760B
Q5 = relay output
16.1.2 Code letters
Physical inputs and outputs are identified by uppercase code letters:
Code letter
Explanation
N
Heating controller RMH760B
Heating circuit module RMZ782B
A2
DHW module RMZ783B
A3
A7
Universal module RMZ787
A9
Universal module RMZ789
X
Universal input
Q...
Switching load (changeover or NO contact)
Y
Analog output DC 0...10 V
3P
3-position output, pairs
Internal signals are identified by lowercase code letters:
Code letter
Explanation
x
Analog or digital
a
Analog
d
Digital
i
Pulse
16.1.3 Configuration choices
Available are a maximum of 4 extension modules, 6 single or twin pumps, and 6 posi-
tioning outputs. Configuration is always made as follows:
• From arrow
to line
• From uppercase to uppercase letter
• From lowercase to lowercase letter
16.1.4 Examples
The following examples show the type of plant of each plant type group (H0, H0-x, H1-
x, H2-x, etc.) that contains all possible plant sections (heating circuits, etc.).
Modular Heating Controller RMH760B
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