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,-------------, Input ------| ,---, |------ Output | --' '-- | | ,---, |------ Scene On | --' '-- |------ Scene Off | | | | '-------------' |
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  | Active |
You can use this circuit to switch a time-delay on and off. |
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  | Name |
Give the timer a name. The name improves the clarity and enables you to recognise the use of a timer in another place, for example in the operations or time switches. |
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  | Settings |
You can use the |
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  | Delete |
By pushing the delete button, you launch the relevant timer with standard values. |
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  | Input |
Here, you can define the signal that is to delay or generate a pulse. Inputs can be inputs from the various different technologies (KNX, EnOcean etc.), time switches and also operations. |
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  | Filter |
The filter decides which signals are deemed to be input signals. |
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  | Delay on |
The time in seconds by which the "on" signal is delayed. |
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  | Delay off |
The time in seconds by which the "off" signal is delayed. |
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  | Switching duration |
The duration of the pulse generated in seconds. |
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  | Output |
Here, you can determine that the timer has a direct effect on output, as defined, for example, in the technologies KNX, EnOcean etc. |
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  | Scenes |
Here, you can determine that the timer 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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Do outputs and scenes have to be entered in the configuration fields? |
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Can an "off" signal generate a pulse? |
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Can an "on" signal be delayed and simultaneously generate a pulse? Beispiel: delay 3 seconds, Duration 10 seconds Input | ,-, | | | -|---------------------------------------------------- | . t --> . Output | . ,-----------------, | . | | -|----------------------------------------------------- | | | | t --> 0 3 13 [seconds] |<- 10 seconds -->| | ||
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Although I have set a pulse duration of 30 seconds, the output is only
switched on for 3 seconds. Example: delay 0 seconds, duration 30 seconds Input | ,-, | | | -|---------------------------------------------------- | . . t --> . . without Filter . . Output | ,-, | | | -|----------------------------------------------------- | | | t --> 0 30 [seconds] |<- 30 seconds ->| . with a Filter "On": . Output | ,-----------------, | | | -|----------------------------------------------------- | | | t --> 0 30 [seconds] |<- 30 seconds ->| |
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