E) "Löschen" Menu Item (= "Delete"); F) "Grenzwerte" Menu Item (= "Limit Value"); G) "Fs20" Menu Item; Aktivieren" Sub-Menu (= "Activate") - Conrad FHT 8W Bedienungsanleitung

e) "Löschen" menu item (= "Delete")
In addition to the memory location, the thermostat address is also displayed. If a thermostat is to be
deleted and the memory block made available again, use the "+" and "-" buttons to select it and confirm
deletion with the "Menu/Enter" button in this sub-menu.
In addition to the memory location, the thermostat address is also displayed.

f) "Grenzwerte" menu item (= "Limit value")

The limit value specifies the valve opening percentage at which heating demand commences/occurs
for each respective thermostat. If the valve opening is equal to or greater than the value set here, then
this is evaluated as heating demand.
The factory setting is 1%. It may make sense, for example, to set this value at a level where the valve
is letting through a considerable amount of water or is at a large opening percentage.
• First select the desired thermostat (7). In addition to the memory location, the thermostat address
is also displayed as well.
• Once the thermostat is selected using the "Menu/Enter" button you can use the "+" and "-" buttons
to adjust the limit value (8).
• Pushing the "Menu/Enter" button allows the new value to be saved.
g) "FS 20" menu item
The FS 20 menu (9) is split into the three sub-menu items "Aktivieren" (= "Activate"), "Adresse"
(= "Address") and "Anlernen" (= "Programme", which have the following functions:

"Aktivieren" sub-menu (= "Activate")

This menu item (10) allows you to specify the FS20 transmission outlet function mode:
• In the setting ("0") the FS20 outlet is deactivated. This setting should be used if the FS20 wireless
mode is not to be used at all.
• In setting "1" the switch controlled by the transmitter is activated when there is heating demand.
• In setting "2" the switch controlled by the transmitter is activated when there is no heating demand.
This selection allows the definition of the switching function if the wireless signal is lost. If such an error
occurs, then the receiver relay will deactivate, as a rule, at the latest 15 minutes after the last signal
is received.
If a receiver is used which has a switching relay contact as an outlet then you can freely define whether
the contact is closed or open when there is heating demand and whether the switching is to set to
"heating demand present" or "heating demand not present" in the case of a loss of signal.
The configuration options are shown in overview in the table in chapter 7. e).
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