Programming mode allows incomparably greater variability than manual mode. Getting to know it will allow us to use most of the functions of the controller effectively. In the programming mode, even very complex thermal processes can be programmed, for example for weeks in advance.

We enter the programming mode by pressing the button  (Programs) on the home screen of the controller. If the home screen does not have this button, it can be called up Menu and select a button in it Programs. Programming mode can also be blocked using Settings (System - Enable programs). It is possible to return to the previous screen (Home screen or Menu) using the button  (Back).

In programming mode, we have 99 programs available, each of which can contain 99 program blocks. These blocks are filled chronologically after the program is started. Each block always contains the selected function and its possible parameters. Programs can also be combined. For better clarity, programs can be marked with a label or displayed in graphic form. In this manual, we first describe working with entire programs, then with individual blocks. Next, the program change is explained and, finally, a series of concrete examples.

 

Contents of the chapter Programming mode

•Program selection

•Starting the program

•Program description

•Program chart

•Program deletion

•A copy of the program

•Program editing

•Program block selection

•Starting from the block

•Editing block command

•Block insertion

•Deleting a block

•Save program changes

•Examples