Deif SGC 120 - 3.2 Display Settings

3.2 Display settings
3.2.1 Display
To adjust for ambient lighting, configure the display settings.
Use the smart connect software to configure the contrast in Module > Display > Contrast. You can also configure the
time for when the page on the display changes in Timers > General > Screen Changeover Time.
Parameter
Range Default
Contrast 0 to 100 % 80 %
Screen Changeover Time 0 to 1800 s 3 s
3.2.2 Power save function
If the power save function is enabled, the controller turns off the backlight after an adjustable timer expires. In the smart
connect software, go to Module > Display to enable the function. To configure the adjustable delay timer, go to Timers
> General > Power Save Mode Delay.
Text
Range Default
Power save mode
Enable
Disable
Not enabled
Power Save Mode Delay 5 to 1800 s 30 s
3.2.3 Deep sleep
You can use the deep sleep function to extend the battery life. This function allows you to stop all standard functions on the
controller and lower the power consumption. The controller keeps the same status and alarms as before it went into deep
sleep mode. Standard functions are activated when the controller is no longer in deep sleep mode.
In the smart connect software or on the controller, go to Module > General > Deep Sleep Mode to enable the deep
sleep function. The controller goes into deep sleep mode after an adjustable time of inactivity. You can configure this timer
in Timers > General > Deep Sleep Mode Delay. Push a button to exit deep sleep mode.
Parameter
Range Default
Deep Sleep Mode
Enable
Disable
Not enabled
Deep Sleep Mode Delay 5 to 1800s 10 s
The controller does not go into deep sleep mode if:
• The controller is in AUTO mode.
• Mains monitoring is enabled and the mains breaker is configured as an output.
• Modbus communication is enabled.
3.3
Monitoring menu
The display views change automatically after an adjustable delay time. You can configure this delay time in the
configuration menu.
You can also change the views manually on the controller with the Up and Down buttons.
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