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WAREMA Quatronic dialog User Manual

WAREMA Quatronic dialog
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You can use the
buttons to switch the ice monitor on and off at the indi-
vidual facades (F1 - F4).
Leave the menu after completing the entries using the disp/prog button.
This saves the changes you made.
6.3.3 Emergency stop
If the sun shading products are raised due to an ice alarm, the following in-
formation appears in the Position and Cause display at the facades with ice
monitoring:
Position: EMERG EMERG Upper Lower
Cause: STOP STOP Rain Sun
While the UP command is active, you can execute an emergency stop for all
4 facades.
This feature is provided for use if you discover that the sun shading products
are already frozen after you previously switched off the ice monitor.
To execute an emergency stop, press one of the arrow buttons on the fa-
cade that is executing an UP command due to an ice warning.
This stops all sun shading products that are moving up due to an ice warn-
ing. The following display appears:
Ice alert! Reset ice alert?
YES NO
If you press No, the ice warning continues to remain active
If you press Yes, the following confirmation prompt appears:
ATTENTION! Resetting ice alert enables
local operation at MCU and comfort...-->
...functions! Reset ice alert?
YES NO
WARNING
You now have the option of disabling the ice warning and thus to also
switch off all functions of the Quatronic dialog.
Safety functions
Ice monitor

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WAREMA Quatronic dialog Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWAREMA
ModelQuatronic dialog
CategoryControl Systems
LanguageEnglish

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