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Cooling
1 Thermostat settings
(for the main zone only)
On this submenu you can adjust the actual settings temperature
and humidity level for the main zone (zone managed by the
programmer).
With the keys
(
◄-)
or
(►+)
move the selection cursor in front of the
setting which must be adjusted, then press the
(OK)
key to start
blinking the value. Now you can adjust the value with
(
◄-)
or
(►+)
.
Once the value adjusted press
(OK)
to valid your adjustments.
- The day
and night
settings, will be these of the current
working mode (Heating or Cooling).
- The Humidity level is used only in cooling mode to prevent the
house of residual humidity in the air.
If humidity is detected the system will stop the cooling function in
the house and start up the humidity drier.
You could see the activation of this function in the status line of the
main screen.
Note:
You can reach quickly this menu by pressing the
(OK)
key during 2
seconds on the main screen.
Thermostat Setti
20.0°C
18.0°C
rH 60%
Monday 27 / 04 / 2009
11 :15
22.6
°C
33%
* The drop will be
blink to indicate the
humidity level is
reached.
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