Honeywell Themis alpha EI2 Operating Instructions For Operators And Installers page 4

Date and time
▷ Information on the date and time display.
*
Date and time
10 01 2011
– –
10 02 06
: :
▷ The operator can transfer the switchover be-
tween winter and summer time to the commu-
nication module, provided that it supports this.
▷ The date is given in the format day - month - year.
▷ The date format can differ depending on the
market.
▷ This display is only visible if access to the historic
meter readings has been activated.
Historic meter readings
▷ Consumption data dating as far back as
60 weeks can be called up.
Interval data
Historic
meter readings
ON
▷ The historic meter readings can be viewed as an
option. Depending on the parameterization, ac-
cess to the historic meter readings can either be
– fully activated or
– protected by entering a password or
– deactivated.
▷ By pressing the selection key
data are displayed, which are given by month,
week or day, or 4-hour or ½-hour intervals.
"4 hour summary" example:
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4 hour summary: Sat
01-02-2011 04:00 → 08:00
00000.351 → 00000.353m
▷ The timeframe is displayed with date and time
for the start and end of the period.
▷ The meter reading is displayed for the start and
end of the period in m
▷ The consumption for this period is indicated in m
▷ The tariff band may be displayed.
, consumption
3
0. m
3
002
3 .
Electronic index with communication module:
▷ The
symbol is displayed if, for example, the
tolerance between the internal time recording
and the actual time is too large. This can lead
to invalid consumption data. After the next time
synchronization, the consumption data are re-
corded again correctly and
Meter information
▷ Meter-specific technical data are displayed in
sub-menus by pressing the selection key
several times.
Meter information
Identification &
calibration info
Meter identification:
– No.: (Owner's meter number)
– EN 1359 Reg. No.: NG-4701BM0443 (exam-
ple)
– Firmware version
– CRC (checksum)
– Details (firmware details)
▷ For further information, see page 15 (Techni-
cal data).
Calibration information:
– Meter calibration parameters Q1 to Q3 (adjust-
ment values Q1 to Q3 for three-point calibration)
– Cyclic meter volume
Temperature conversion (optional):
– Type of conversion (mechanical or electronic)
– Base temperature t
EN 1359)
– Specified centre temperature t
with EN 1359)
3 .
GB-4
disappears.
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