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NIT • Installation Manual
Important Notice..........................................................3
Type Variants............................................................... 3
Frontpanel................................................................... 4
Control Board..............................................................4
Connecting, Power Up.................................................5
Software Settings........................................................8
Software - Main Screen...............................................8
Software - Main Menu..................................................9
Software - Zone Menu...............................................12
List of Parameters......................................................15
Technical data............................................................15
Index.........................................................................16
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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for Selectronic 2000 EVO1
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
EATING ONTROLLER NIT • Installation Manual Important Notice............3 Type Variants............... 3 Frontpanel..............4 Control Board..............4 Connecting, Power Up..........5 Software Settings............8 Software - Main Screen..........8 Software - Main Menu..........9 Software - Zone Menu..........12 List of Parameters............15 Technical data............15 Index.................16... - Page 2 Fig. 1. Fig. 2. Fig. 3. EVO-SZUTM_A5B010AEN...
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Page 3: Important Notice
The product may not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point. By ensuring of this product is disposed correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. Recycling materials helps preserve resources of the earth. ARIANTS EVO1 heating controller unit for one zone EVO2 heating controller unit for two zones ▪ FUNCTIONS: ▪... -
Page 4: Frontpanel
PC keyboard by PS2 connection, which enables control to be set even more easily 8 - AUX.CONNECTOR serves for connecting auxiliary panels to the control unit Fig. 4A: Control Board - EVO1 Fig. 4B: Control Board - EVO2... -
Page 5: Connecting, Power Up
Fig. 4C: Control Board - EVO3 Fig. 4D: Control Board - EVO4 ONNECTING, OWER UP Perform connecting of control unit according to the figure (Fig. 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D) and instructions detailed hereunder. ▪ Do respect safety and security prescriptions! All interventions shall be performed in voltage-free status! ▪... - Page 6 ▫ Control unit is delivered with preset factory parameters, these values shall be checked or corrected for adjusting to local site characteristics ▫ Carry out software settings or fine tunings according to the chapter ’Software settings’ Fig. 5A: Connection of Terminal Blocks - EVO1 Fig. 5B: Connection of Terminal Blocks - EVO2...
- Page 7 Fig. 5C: Connection of Terminal Blocks - EVO3 Fig. 5D: Connection of Terminal Blocks - EVO4...
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Page 8: Software Settings
OFTWARE ETTINGS A cornerstone of control unit software is simplicity, enabling fluent trial run, transparency of settings and smooth operation. Its functions and operation are similar to those of popular mobile phones. The software consists of a main screen – where details of heating zone status information can be gathered from – and of two simple menu systems to be accessed from hits main screen. -
Page 9: Software - Main Menu
OFTWARE - In main menu to be accessed from information main screen we can perform general settings relating to control unit and heating system (e.g. setting date, time, language etc.), which are not in close relationship with individual heating zones. Zone settings can be performed from zone menu according to Chapter ’Zone menu’. - Page 10 Fig. 6: Main Menu System - page2 1 - DATE SETTING setting actual date 2 - DATE FORMAT setting date format according to territorial location 3 - DATE SEPARATOR setting date separation character 4 - TIME SETTING setting actual time in 24 hours’ format 5 - TIME CORRECTION enables fine tuning of internal clock of controller by this setting.
- Page 11 13 - PASSWORDS lists or enables modification of passwords to each access level (operator, officer, service) Worker passoword: displays contact data of servicing company Boss password: displays next date of service/supervision suggested by service company Sercvice password: displays the date of putting into operation of heating system displays contact data of servicing company (to be consulted by user under ’Controller info’) 14 - SERVICE CONTACT for entering the date of putting into operation of heating system (to be consulted by user under ’Controller info’)
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Page 12: Software - Zone Menu
OFTWARE - In the zone menu accessible from information main screen, the settings relating to individual heating zones can be carried out (e.g. actual operating mode, temperature settings for daytime, night time operation, burner data etc.). As a particularity of zone menu, it is possible to simply alternate between zones without leaving menu, which enables significantly quicker setting of zones or inspection zone settings. - Page 13 Fig. 7: Zone Menu System - page2 selection of full automatically controlled zone operation, during which the following temperatures maintained by the system 1 - AUTOMATIC MODE ▫ Daytime and night time temperatures basically alternating by controller according to weekly time schedule ▫...
- Page 14 2 - MANUAL MODE changeover of zone concerned to manual mode, during which the manual mode selected will be constantly maintained Continuous day temp: permanently maintained daytime temperature mode selected Continuous night temp: permanently maintained nighttime temperature mode selected Custom temp: permanently maintained custom set temperature mode selected Antifrost: permanently maintained frost protection temperature mode selected...
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Page 15: List Of Parameters
22.20 [sec/day] Table 1: List of Parameters Fig. 8.: Time Diagram ECHNICAL Description of product: EVO1 heating controller electronic unit Mains supply: 230Vac 50Hz Max. loadability of fan relay output: 16A(ohmic) 6A(inductive) 230Vac Max. loadability of other relay outputs: 10A (ohmic) 230Vac Power supply cable size: 3x1.5mm2... -
Page 16: Index
NDEX Function Menu 2nd stage delay Zonemenu(10) → Settings → Timings → 2nd stage delay 2nd stage delta-T Zonemenu(9) → Settings → Hysteresis → 2nd stage delta-T Antifrost Zonemenu(2) → Operating mode → Manual mode → Antifrost Antifrost temp. Zonemenu(6) →...
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