Jung FM AS 26 UP Instrucciones De Servicio página 10

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Actuador vía radio 2 canales
Switch­on on brightness un­
dershoot
Invert switching output
Minimum switching repeat ti­
me
Operating hours
Information window
During channel selection in the Information window, the following settings can be made or va­
lues displayed.
Display value
Load state
Restraint
Switching cycle counter
Total operating hours
Operating hours
i The value can be updated using the arrow next to the display values.
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On, Off
Basic setting: Off
On, Off
Basic setting: Off
100 ms ... 10 sec
Basic setting: 100 ms
0...65535
Basic setting: Current value
Explanations
The load can be switched on or off.
Display of forced position status.
Display of the switching cycles with the factor
10, e.g. the value 5 x 10 is displayed for 50
switching cycles.
Display of the operating hours since the start
of operation.
Display of the operating hours since the last
restart in the Settings window.
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Allows automatic switch­on
according to the brightness. If
the parameter is On, then the
light controller switches on au­
tomatically when the bright­
ness setpoint is greatly un­
dershot. We recommend only
using the parameter in con­
nection with the parameter
"Switch­off on brightness
overshoot". This parameter is
not yet active, as a light con­
troller has not yet been imple­
mented.
Inverts the switching output
from NO contact function (fac­
tory setting) to NC contact
function
Limits the switching speed of
the device by increasing the
value, in order to protect the
load, for example. Only when
the set time has elapsed is
switching possible again. The
last command during the bloc­
king time is executed after a
delay. The switching repeat ti­
me starts after each switching
operation.
The time is counted during
which the load is physically
switched on (relay contact clo­
sed).
This parameter can be reset to
"0", for example after exchan­
ging the load.
The Reset button is used to
reset the counter to "0". The
device must be programmed
to apply the change.
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