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Configuration - Geographical Position | |||
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The exact time of sunrise and sunset depends on location and date. The current date is known to the system. The current position must be configured. You can enter the name of the geographic location and the corresponding coordinate as longitude and latitude. |
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  | Name |
Name the geographic location, e.g Berlin, London, Milano. |
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  | Latitude |
The latitude is entered in decimal degrees with 2 decimal places (dd.dd). |
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  | Longitude |
The longitude is entered in decimal degrees with 2 decimal places (dd.dd). |
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  | 3 days Preview |
After you've configured the geographical position, the sunrise and sunset times are shown for the next few days. |
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Configuration - Timer | |||
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The sunrise and sunset time switches work in principle like the "normal" timers. The only difference is the configuration of the switching times. This can not be registered as an absolute timestamp, but relative to sunrise and sunset. |
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  | Active |
You can use this circuit to switch a timer on and off. |
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  | Name |
Give the timer a name. The name improves the clarity and enables you to reference this timer using the name in another place, for example in the operations or time-delays. |
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  | Settings |
You can use the |
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  | Delete |
By pushing the delete button, you launch the relevant time switch with standard values. |
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  | Time |
The switching times are entered relative to sunrise and sunset. |
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  | Value |
There are three options to choose from for the value. "-" for do nothing, "on" for switch on and "off" for switch off. |
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  | Weekly profile |
You can use this button to determine the individual days on which the time switch is to function. |
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  | Trigger |
The trigger decides whether the time switch takes on its status immediately
after the launch or reconfiguration of the system, or only after the configured
time switching points |
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  | Output |
Here, you can specify that the time switch has a direct effect on output, as defined, for example, in the technologies KNX, EnOcean etc. |
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  | Scenes |
Here, you can specify that the time switch on a scene is forwarded. If an "on" signal is generated, the "on" scene is carried out. If an "off" signal is generated, the "off" scene is carried out accordingly |
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  | used by |
If the time switch is used as an input by one or more instance(s), such as an operation or a time-delay, a corresponding list of these instances is shown here. |
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FAQs | |||
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Do outputs and scenes have to be entered in the configuration fields? |
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