Control: Timer - Euromate PURE AIR Touch Control Instrucciones Para El Uso

PLEASE NOTE!
In this 'manual' mode, the selected value is only achieved with
clean filters. As the filters become polluted, the fan will not run
faster to compensate for this, so the sound of the fan will
remain constant. As less and less air passes through the filter,
the sound of the air flow will lessen.
Only one button can be selected at a time, so to make a different choice, the
previous choice must first be deselected. The button shown in green is the
active choice.
When the 'apply' button is pressed, the command is sent to the
selected units.
When you press this button,
the 'AUTOMATIC' screen appears:
The fan is set to a fixed flow rate and in this case the fan does compensate
for a polluted filter. This will cause the fan to run faster and faster as time
goes on, in order to continue to provide the set flow rate. This also means
that the DFI will become louder and louder.
On this screen you can select which units you want to set the speed for.
When you press a number, the button turns green to indicate that the
number has been selected.
Now, when you press the 'set speed' button, the following screen opens:
On this screen you can select the speed at which the fan will run.
For example, if 3000 is selected, the fan will run at the speed required to
achieve an air flow of 3000 m3/h through the filter.
PLEASE NOTE!
In this 'auto' mode, the fan runs faster and faster as the filter
becomes more and more polluted, in order to maintain the
selected flow rate. The fan will therefore become louder.
User Manual Touch Control - Dust Free Industrial 8500
When you press this button,
the 'ALL OFF' screen appears:
When 'All off' is pressed, all connected units will be switched off and placed
in standby mode.
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CONTROL: TIMER

Timer: Here you can set when the DFI should go on/off and at
which flow rate it should run. When you press this button, the
'TIMER OVERVIEW' screen appears:
A total of six timers can be set, with one timer performing one action. To
switch a DFI on at a certain time, one timer is required, and to switch off the
DFI at a different time, a second timer is required.
The timer can be changed in two ways:
• you can press to set the timers (then they are processed one by
one, from top to bottom).
• by pressing the 'C' (change) button on the overview screen. On this
screen you can also activate a timer by pressing the red button with
the 'I' .
An activated timer has a green button with the symbol 'O' . Pressing this
green button changes the button to red and deactivates the timer.
When you press this button, the 'TIMER' screen appears:
By pressing you can set the hours.
By pressing you can set the minutes.
Then you can select the day or days the timer should start.
Only pre-programmed choices can be made here. The
selected day(s) will turn green.
PLEASE NOTE!
You can only proceed to the next step after this selection has
been made.
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