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FSCurtis ICommand-Touch V1.15 01.08.2016
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List of illustrations
Figure 1: FSCurtis ICommand-Touch. The actual design of the membrane keyboard may
vary from the one shown in this figure ............................................................................... 6
Figure 2: Rear view of control system (terminal assignment) ............................................. 7
Figure 3: ICommand-Touch welcome screen................................................................... 12
Figure 4: Base screen display . (Note: For the purpose of illustration, this display contains
a combination of symbols which is not possible in a real system.) ................................... 13
Figure 5: Graphical representation of temperature progression T1. ................................. 16
Figure 6: Popup messages in the base screen display .................................................... 16
Figure 7: Entering a code ................................................................................................ 17
Figure 8: Example of a menu. All the parameters displayed here can also be changed. . 20
Figure 9: Number pad for entering numerical parameters ............................................... 21
Figure 10: Compressor switching times. Start screen. ..................................................... 30
Figure 11: Programming for channel 1. ............................................................................ 30
Figure 12: Compressor pressure times. Start screen. ...................................................... 31
Figure 13: Programming for channel 1. ............................................................................ 32
Figure 14: Four different time frames can be saved. ........................................................ 32
Figure 15: Overview of channels in time frame 1. Channel 1 is active at present ............. 33
Figure 16: Programming of channel 1 in time frame 1. ..................................................... 33
Figure 17: Message memory for faults, messages and maintenance ............................... 54
Figure 18: Diagnosis page for the ICommand-Touch ....................................................... 55
Figure 19: Timer for changing over priorities for basic load cycle ..................................... 61
Figure 20: Page 1 of channel settings for times for basic load cycle priorities .................. 61
Figure 21: Page 2 of channel settings for times for basic load cycle priorities .................. 62