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Calibration and operation
6.3
Visualisation and programming modes
The operator panel, and especially the display visualisation, has
4 working modes:
Normal Mode
Info Mode (
InFo
)
Service Mode (
Ser
)
Parameter Mode (
PArA
)
The information for accessing and operating at the various levels
is given below.
Visualises the operation conditions and allows you to modify the
operation point of the burner manually.
It does not require any use of the keys of the operator panel.
It allows access to the other visualisation and programming
modes.
Some examples in the standard conditions are given below.
6.3.1
Operation
Normal display
Normal display is the standard display during normal operation,
which is the higher menu level. From normal display it is possible
to pass to the Info, Service or Parameters level.
Display in standby mode.
The unit is in standby mode.
Note:
OFF flashes when the manual switching off function or the
manual control
are active, and when the regulator is off.
Display during starting/stopping.
Displaying the program phases
.
The unit is in phase 30. The regulator requires heat.
The bar is displayed under the symbols
and
.
The individual phases of the program and the components con-
trolled are displayed according to the sequence of the program.
Normal
Mode
WARNING
Eventual modifications to the parameters and the
settings should be set and saved only in the unit's
internal memory.
To save the modified settings in the PME7... pro-
gram module, the backup should be activated
manually. Otherwise there is the risk of losing the
safety functions.
WARNING
At the first start-up or after replacing the program
module, the sequence of the functions and the pa-
rameter settings should be checked when the re-
store process ha finished. Otherwise there is the
risk of losing the safety functions.
WARNING
If the parameters need to be changed, a backup
copy must be made! Otherwise there is the risk of
losing the safety functions.
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