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4.4 Manual mode
After switching to manual mode – for all controller types except the three-step controller – either the cur-
rent output level or a specific, adjustable output level is displayed and output (configurable). The "Up"
and "Down" buttons can be used to change the output level.
For the three-step controller, the actuator gradually opens each time the "Up" button is pressed (display
"Open"), and gradually closes each time the "Down" button is pressed (display "Close").
It is also possible to switch to manual mode through a digital signal.
Manual mode can be generally inhibited in the configuration. It is also possible to inhibit manual mode
through a digital signal.
NOTE!
The controller automatically changes to manual mode in the event of overrange or underrange.
4.5 Operating levels
Main menu
The "Menu/OK" button must be pressed to switch from the basic status to the main menu (menu).
As well as the actual operating levels (user level, parameterization, configuration), the main menu con-
tains the "Device information" menu for displaying device information (name, version number), checking
the counter readings, and resetting to default settings. If the device has been configured as a program
controller, the program editor is also part of the main menu.
Navigating through the menus
The individual sub-menus in the menu can be selected by pressing the "Up" and "Down" buttons. Press-
ing the "Menu/OK" button again takes you to the relevant sub-menu or parameter (editing mode). The
"Back" button returns you to the next menu level up or takes you out of editing mode without changes.
To change a parameter, the desired value or setting must be selected in editing mode using the "Up" and
"Down" buttons. The change is applied using the "Menu/OK" button and editing mode is closed (required
if "Auto save = no"; if "Auto save = Yes", editing mode is automatically closed after after a certain period
and changes are applied).
If no further buttons are pressed, the device automatically switches to the basic status after 180 s (de-
fault setting for "Timeout operation" parameter; configurable from 30 to 180 seconds).
Overview of the operating levels and sub-menus
The following overview shows the operating levels of the device and its sub-menus. The individual func-
tions are configured or parameterized in the sub-menus (not shown here). Information about the func-
tions can be found in the corresponding chapters of this manual.
Beyond this, there are functions that can only be configured with the setup program; these functions are
not listed here. Information about these functions can also be found in the corresponding chapters of this
manual.
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