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4.1 Backlight:
4.2 Password:
4.3 Relay setup:
4.4 LLW Alarm:
4.5 HHW Alarm:
The flashing cursor marks the position where an entry is possible. In some menus this can be moved
with the arrow keys (
entry and with
ESC
the entry is left (without saving) or you move up a menu level.
Programming logic of the outputs:
Programming is carried out in 3 stages:
1.
Selection of the output to be programmed
2.
R x on/off in 00 sec,
if P00 in WATER/STEAM
(The output x is switched after 00 seconds if probe 00 is in water.)
3.
R x off/on in 00 sec,
if P00 in STEAM/WATER
(The output x is switched after 00 seconds into the other state if probe 00 is in steam.)
On designation of the same probe P00 in the program steps 2 and 3 an alarm (e.g. horn) can
be implemented.
On designation of different probes P00 and P01 control (switching a pump on and off) can
be implemented.
Programming the outputs is independent of each other. Different outputs can be
switched via the same logic and thus via the same probes. Thus DPDT
interconnection is also possible.
Programming logic of LLW and HHW output:
Programming is carried out in 2 stages:
1.
LLW
on/off
2.
if P00 in STEAM
Programming is carried out in 2 stages:
1.
HHW
on/off
2.
if P00 in WATER
To finish the programming of an output all conditions have to be set and confirmed with
o.k. . The new switching function is set, after the complete set of requirements of an
output has been specifyed.
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Brightness setting of LCD display
Password 123
Programming of the additional outputs 1-7
Programming of the low water level
Programming of the high water level
▲
or
▼
), otherwise the arrow keys change the value saved.
( R stands for output)
( P stands for probe)
OK
confirms the
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