Switch settings – tekmar 279 Steam Control User Manual
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Switch Settings
GENERAL
The switch settings on the control are very important and
should be set to the appropriate settings prior to making
any adjustments to the control through the User Interface.
The switch settings change the items that are available to
be viewed and /or adjusted in the User Interface.
If a switch setting is changed while the control is powered
up, the control responds to the change in setting by returning
the display to the VIEW menu.
Switch Settings
Installer /User
The Installer /User switch selects the access level of the
control. In the User access level, a limited number of items
may be viewed and adjusted. In the Installer access level,
all items may be viewed and adjusted.
Indoor S1 /Off
The Indoor S1/Off switch selects whether or not an indoor
sensor is connected to the indoor sensor S1 terminals
(10 and 13).
Indoor S2 /Off
The Indoor S2/Off switch selects whether or not an indoor
sensor is connected to the indoor sensor S2 terminals (10
and 12).
Average/Off
The Average/Off switch only applies when both indoor
sensor S1 and S2 are on and both indoor sensors are
present.
If the switch is set to Average, the control operates the
steam system based on the average of the two indoor
sensor temperature readings. If the switch is set to Off, the
control operates the steam system based on the coldest of
the two indoor sensor temperature measurements.
Condensate Sensor/Off
The Condensate Sensor/Off switch selects whether or
not a condensate sensor is connected to the Condensate
Sensor terminals (14 and 15).
DHW Tankless Coil Sensor /Off
The DHW Tankless Coil Sensor/Off switch selects whether
or not a DHW tankless coil sensor is connected to the DHW
Sensor terminals (9 and 11).
Setback /Off
The Setback /Off switch selects whether or not the internal
setback timer and schedule is to be used. If the switch is set
to Setback, the time must be set and the setback schedule
must be entered in order to provide setback events.