Skip to main content
Skip table of contents

Setpoints

The section outlines the objects designed for the setpoints configuration.

SETPOINT_VALUE (AV 56)

The SETPOINT_VALUE is an Analogue Value object number 56, which contains the current Setpoint value. After the device restart, the value is read from the DEFAULT_SETPOINT object, and it is set as the current setpoint value. The default value of this object is 21,0°C.

EFFECTIVE_SETPOINT (AI 3)

The EFFECTIVE_SETPOINT is an Analogue Input object number 3, which value represents the sum of the SESTPOINT_VALUE and OFFSET_SETPOINT values.

DEFAULT_SETPOINT (AV 57)

The DEFAULT_SETPOINT is an Analogue Value object number 57, which value contains a default setpoint value. The value of this object is set as a value of the SETPOINT_VALUE object after the room panel restart or power supply reconnection. The default value of this object is 21,0°C.

OFFSET_SETPOINT (AV 58)

The OFFSET_SETPOINT is an Analogue Value object number 58, which value represents a correction for the SETPOINT_VALUE object. The offset value can be positive or negative. The OFFSET_SETPOINT value is added to the SETPOINT_VALUE, and the resulting value is written down for the EFFECTIVE_SETPOINT (AI 3) object. The default value of this object is 0.

SETPOINT_LOW_LIMIT (AV 56, Low Limit Property)

The SETPOINT_LOW_LIMIT is a low limit property of the SETPOINT_VALUE object, which contains a minimal setpoint value that can be set by the user. The default value of this object is 18,0°C.

SETPOINT_HIGH_LIMIT (AV 56, High Limit Property)

The SETPOINT_HIGH_LIMIT is a high limit property of the SETPOINT_VALUE object, which contains the maximum setpoint value that can be set by the user. The default value of this object is 24,0°C.

OFFSET_RANGE (AV 59)

The OFFSET_RANGE is an Analog Value object number 59, which value represents limits for the OFFSET_SETPOINT object. The value creates a range from –OffsetRange to +OffsetRange of the possible OFFSET_VALUE, which can be set by the user. The default value of this object is 3.

For example:

The OFFSET_RANGE value is 2. It means that the user can change the OFFSET_SETPOINT value from -2oC to +2oC.

SETPOINT_STEP (AV 56, Default Step Increment Property)

The SETPOINT_STEP is a default step increment property of the SETPOINT_VALUE object, which contains a setpoint step value. If the setpoint is changed with the arrow buttons locally from the room panel, causes the setpoint change with the step value stored in this object. The setpoint can be changed within the range determined by setpoint limits stored in the SETPOINT_LOW_LIMIT and SETPOINT_HIGH_LIMIT objects.

The SETPOINT_STEP is also automatically adjusted to the setpoint displaying precision. If the status of the AV 56 property 4202 is true, the SETPOINT_VALUE is displayed with one decimal place. In this case, the SETPOINT_STEP is also adjusted to one decimal place.

For example:

The AI 4 Property 4202 is true, and the SETPOINT_STEP value equals 5, the actual setpoint step will be automatically adjusted to one decimal place, so the SETPOINT_STEP value will be scaled to 0,5.

This function is active only if the AI 4 property 4202 is true. Otherwise, the setpoint value is displayed as an integer value and SETPOINT_STEP adjustment is unnecessary. The default value is 1.

SETPOINT_NAME (AV 56, Description Property)

The SETPOINT_NAME is a description property of the SETPOINT_VALUE object, which contains the static string description displayed on the LCD (max. 4 string characters).

OFFSET_NAME (AV 58, Description Property)

The OFFSET_NAME is a description property of the OFFSET_SETPOINT object, which contains the static string description displayed on the LCD (max. 4 string characters).

JavaScript errors detected

Please note, these errors can depend on your browser setup.

If this problem persists, please contact our support.