LumaSMART
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User Manual Using the Software • 64
Relay Setup Screen
Ref Temp: XX.X allows you to view the temperature value that is driving the function of this relay.
Note: This is a static display value, Ref Temp is calculated when you enter the “Relay Setup” screen
from the previous “Relay Status Overview” window and the value is refreshed at 1 minute intervals.
To refresh the value, you must go back to the previous screen and then reenter this screen.
• Name—Allows you to give the relay a descriptive title. Pressing Edit will bring up a keyboard where you
can enter an alphanumeric name.
Name Settings Screen
• Relay Configuration—Allows you to select whether the relay is Disabled, Normally Energized, or Normally
Deenergized.
• Disabled keeps the relay in the Deenergized State (See Section 4.3.3 Relay Output Wiring
Figure:
Form-C Relay in Deenergized (Off) State).
• Normally Energized keeps the relay in the Energized (on) state when the Restore Setpoint condition
is met (See Section 4.3.3 Relay Output Wiring
Figure: Form-C Relay in Energized (On) State). And the
relay switches to the Deenergized (off) state when the Alarm setpoint Condition is met (See Section
4.3.3
Relay Output Wiring Figure: Form-C Relay in Deenergized (Off) State). This is the failsafe mode
wherein a power outage of the LumaSmart causes the relay to act as if the Alarm Condition is met
(See Section 4.3.3
Relay Output Wiring Figure: Form-C Relay in Deenergized (Off) State).
• Normally Deenergized keeps the relay in the Deenergized (off) state when the Restore Setpoint
condition is met (See Section 4.3.3 Relay Output Wiring
Figure: Form-C Relay in Deenergized (Off)
State). And the relay switches to the Energized state when the Alarm setpoint Condition is met (See
Section 4.3.3
Relay Output Wiring Figure: Form-C Relay in Energized (On) State). This is a non-failsafe
mode wherein a power outage of the LumaSMART causes the relay to act as if the Restore Condition
is met (See Section 4.3.3
Relay Output Wiring Figure: Form-C Relay in Deenergized (Off) State).
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