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Energy management

General concepts

The Temperature control system

must be appropriately configured so

that it can work properly and so that

each item can perform the required

function.

Configuring basically means

interacting with the unit and actuator

probes, thus defining:

 For the probes and the 4 zone

control unit:

a) the zone of belonging

b) any slave probes managed

 For the probes:

a) “Master” or “Slave” mode

(if necessary)

 For the actuators:

a) the zone of belonging

b) the type of load to manage

c) the number of actuators

belonging to the same zone

 For the central units:

a) the zones of the system and

their name

b) the functioning mode of the

actuators (heating, cooling, ecc.)

c) the type of load to be controlled

(solenoid valves, fan-coil, etc.)

d) the pumps in the system

e) the control mode of the pumps

(heating, cooling, etc.)

f ) the startup delay of the pumps

(if necessary)

ZONE ZA AND ZB

Address of the devices belonging

to a logical zone; as an example in

a dwelling one can talk about night

area, day area and cellar.

PROGRESSIVE ZONE NUMBER N

Numeric identification of the single

actuator inside the same zone.

ACTUATOR ADDRESS

The address of each actuator is

uniquely defined by inserting the

numeric configurators from 0 to 9 in

positions ZA and ZB. For each zone

a maximum of 9 addresses can be

defined by inserting the numeric

configurators from 1 to 9 in position

N; a maximum of 4 or 99 zones can be

defined in a system, according to the

control unit used.

Up to 99 zones can be managed in a

system; 2 configurators will thus be

needed to define the zone number.

PROBES ADDRESS

The probes also have positions ZA

and ZB to define the address of the

devices which will receive the control

(actuators). These positions have

numeric configurators which enable

the device to send the control.

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