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REMARK: The outputs will follow the programmed steps only when the
controller is in the normal RUN mode.
A practical example:
You wish the following program for output 1:
- Every day of the week from 07h30 to 08h30: 23 degrees.
- Every day of the week from 12h00 to 13h30: 20 degrees.
- Every day of the week from 17h00 to 22h00: 25 degrees.
- On Saturday and Sunday from 08h00 to 23h00: 24 degrees.
- The rest of the time: 15 degrees.
The program may look like:
1;23 ° Ev 07:30 >> every-day instruction
1;15 ° Ev 08:30 >> every-day instruction
1;20 ° Ev 12:00 >> every-day instruction
1;15 ° Ev 13:30 >> every-day instruction
1;25 ° Ev 17:00 >> every-day instruction
1;15 ° Ev 22:00 >> every-day instruction
1;15 ° Sa 07:30 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Sa 08:00 >> day instruction
1:24 ° Sa 08:30 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Sa 12:00 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Sa 13:30 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Sa 17:00 >> switching off of every day instruction
1;24 ° Sa 22:00 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;15 ° Sa 23:00 >> day instruction
1;15 ° Su 07:30 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Su 08:00 >> day instruction
1;24 ° Su 08:30 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Su 12:00 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Su 13:30 >> switching off of every day instruction
1;24 ° Su 17:00 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;24 ° Su 22:00 >> switching off of every-day instruction
1;15 ° Su 23:00 >> day instruction
The first time you run the program, you have to enter the temperature manually,
depending on the point of time of programming,
You could also program every day separately but this would require much more
program steps.
Tip: with long programs such as the one above, it is advisble to note the
program steps on paper and to save them.
H6000/6010G-ED1-16
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