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Using Default function block

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RAYN Touch /Syrcadia Default 2 Point function Block

Starting in 2.2 software Function Blocks were added to have the ability to automate processes.  Here are examples on how to use the Default Function blocks.

A 2_Point_Regulator.Py is a simple switch regulator, allowing to control a single device capable of manipulating the property that is measured and move the property towards a set-point.

For example:

Sensor = Temperature

Setpoint = Desired – Temperature

Output = Air conditioning

Whenever the measured temperature exceeds the (Setpoint + Upper_Deadband), the air conditioning Unit is turned on.  Once the measured Temperature is Below the (Setpoint – Lower_Deadband), The air conditioning unit is turned off again.

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There is an inverted option as well, you get one or the other outputs.

Setpoint is created in setting, along with the Function block.

Then in a Day plan you can set the levels for the Setpoint.

 

3_Point_Regulator.Py is a Simple 3 point regulator, allowing to control 2 outputs that turn off if the measured value is to close to the setpoint (within the Deadband), Turning on if the measurement is above or below the Deadband.

For example:

Sensor = Temperature-sensor

Setpoint = Desired – Temperature

Higher than Output = Air conditioning

Lower than Output = Heat

 

Whenever the measured Temperature exceeds the (Setpoint + Upper_Deadband), the air-conditioning unit is turned on. Once the measured temperature is lower than the (Setpoint – Lower_Deadband), the heater is turned on. The outputs are turned off again, once the measured value is above/below the setpoint.

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Setpoint is created in setting, along with the Function block.

Then in a Day plan you can set the levels for the Setpoint.

The selected Device must have it's 'Text' field populated in order for the function to see it.

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