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clima +030220641 - rel. 1.3 - 18.04.2013
Average of the temperature readings between the
built-in sensor and the remote sensor
This operating mode is only possible if is the remote sensor is installed,
otherwise the instrument shows a remote sensor error and only uses the
built-in sensor for control.
The average value is both used for control and shown on the display.
This temperature control mode is based not only on the reading of the
built-in sensor (TI), but also the outside temperature sensor (TE). It is in
essence a weighted average of the two temperature measurements
according to the above mentioned formula:
Tm = (TI * (100-nEd) + TE *nEd)/100 Def.=0 (built-in sensor
only)
code description of the parameter range def. UOM
nEd
Parameter for control with average value sensor values
De nes the average control temperature (Tm), based on the weighted average of the inside temperature (TI) and
outside temperature (TE).Both the measurements must be valid and Tm is achieved with the following formula:
Tm = (TI * (100- nEd) + TE * nEd) /100
Def=0 internal probe only
0 to 100 0.0 %
Tab. 4.h
RS485 serial communication protocol
The controller features serial communication to the supervisor using
CAREL protocol V3.0 and higher and the Modbus® RTU protocol. To
connect to the supervisor over RS485, option IROPZ48500 is required.
The transmission speed and communication protocol settings are shown
in the table:
code description of the parameter range def. UOM
SEr
Select serial communication protocol
0: CAREL protocol 9.6 kb/s 3: Modbus® 19.2 kb/s, even parity, 8 bits, 1 stop
1: CAREL protocol 19.2 kb/s 4: Modbus® 9.6 kb/s, no parity, 8 bits, 2 stop
2: Modbus® 9.6 kb/s, even parity, 8 bits, 1 stop 5: Modbus® 19.2 kb/s, no parity, 8 bits, 2 stop
0 to 5 1 -
Tab. 4.i
Temperature set point compensation based on the
outside temperature
For control that considers the outside temperature, the outside
temperature sensor can be connected to compensate the temperature
set point. Such compensation, once activated, is the same for all control
modes, day, night, cooling and heating.
Parameters Cts and Ctt de ne the di erence between the set point
and the outside temperature above which compensation is activated.
Parameter CSt de nes the compensation factor and CdF the maximum
set point compensation allowed.
Cooling control:
SP comp. = setpoint + (Text – set point – CtS) * CSt
Heating control: SP comp. = setpoint – (set point – Text – Ctt) * CSt
The maximum correction value is limited by parameter CdF, that is, if the
compensation calculated is higher (cooling) or lower (heating) than CdF,
the controller uses ± CdF as the maximum compensation value.
The weight of the correction is de ned by CSt, set in tenths of °C from
-1 to +1.
comp. SP
CdF
CSt positive control
CSt negative control
CdF
Ctt
CtS
heating set pointcooling set point
external
temperature
Fig. 4.j
code description of the parameter range def. UOM
CSt
Parameter CSt enables and sets the gain for set point compensation according to the outside temperature. If CSt
= 0 compensation is disabled. Also see parameters Ctt and CtS.
-1 to 1 0.0 °C
CdF
The maximum value for the compensated set point is limited by this parameter. In heating mode, if the di erence
calculated for set point compensation is higher than CdF, the instrument uses CdF as the maximum di erence
from the set point.Similarly, in cooling mode if the di erence calculated for set point compensation is less than
CdF, the instrument uses CdF as the maximum di erence from the set point.
0 to 20 2.0 °C
Ctt
Temperature set point compensation in heating based on the outside temperature measurement: compensated
set point = set point – (set point – Text – Ctt) * CSt
Compensation is activated only if: Text < set point – Ctt
0 to 25 10.0 °C
CtS
Temperature set point compensation in cooling based on the outside temperature measurement:compensated
set point = set point + (Text – set point – CtS) * CSt
Compensation is activated only if: Text > set point + CtS
0 to 25 10.0 °C
Tab. 4.j
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