Defining The Actuating Signal Limit; External Control; Activating External Control, Deactivating Internal Control - Lauda P 10 Operation Manual

Fig. 42: Standby home window
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Defining the actuating signal limit

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External control

6.6.1 Activating external control, deactivating internal control

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1. Press any button on the Base unit to display the home window.
2. Press the [Standby] softkey.
The device is now in standby mode. Standby appears at the top of
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the display.
3. Press the [Standby] softkey.
The device starts to operate again. The word Standby disappears
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from the display.
The maximum heating output can be limited using the actuating signal limit.
The limit is set as a percentage of the maximum value.
The controller output limit for the heating output is designed to prevent
excessive temperatures on the surface of the heater. Excessive heater tem-
peratures may degrade the heat transfer liquid or damage the device.
1. Press any button on the Base unit to display the Home window.
2. Press the [input button] to open the menu.
3.
Select the Settings  Control  Actuating variable menu item.
4. Select [Max. heating] and press [OK] to confirm.
An input window appears. The controller output limit can be set to
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a value within the limit values displayed.
5. Change the value accordingly.
6. Press the [OK] button to return to the previous screen with the new
setting configured.
The new setting is active.
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Set the controller output limit before adjusting the control parame-
ters.
If you want the device to regulate to another control variable, you must set a
new control variable. The old control variable is then deactivated automati-
cally.
Connect a Pt100 temperature probe for monitoring the temperature in the
external consumer to the 10S interface on the thermostatic circulator. The
standard indicator for the external measured temperature T
preset external control variable. If the remote control displays a different
temperature, this must be set explicitly.
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