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sauermann TST Electronic Thermostat User Guide

Settings and use of the transmitter  
English  
Quick Start Guide  
Configuration  
CAUTION: to configure the transmitter, it must not be energized. Then, you  
On-off switch  
Thermostats  
TST thermostat has a measuring range for the ambient model from 0 to  
can make the settings required, with the DIP switches (as shown on the  
drawing below). When the transmitter is configured, you can power it up.  
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Units setting  
+50 °C. For the duct model it would be from -20 to +80 °C and for the  
terminal block model from -100 to +400 °C (depending on the connected  
Pt100 probe).  
To configure the transmitter, unscrew the 4 screws of the casing then open it.  
The switches allowing the different settings are accessible.  
Units setting  
Configurations  
Combinations  
° C  
° F  
To set a unit of measurement, put the on-off switch 4 of the units as shown  
beside.  
Symbols used  
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For your safety and in order to avoid any damage of the device,  
please follow the procedure described in this document and read  
carefully the notes preceded by the following symbol:  
Thresholds configuration  
The button allows to activate or not an alarm (threshold), to set the action of the alarm (edge), to set the  
The following symbol will also be used in this document, please  
read carefully the information notes indicated after this symbol:  
threshold(s) value, to set the time-delay and to acknowledge the alarm.  
Working principle:  
- By pressing the button more than 3 seconds, you can validate the setting and go to the next setting.  
- By pressing quickly the button, you can increment a value and scroll down the different option or values.  
Output  
1 RCR relay 3 A / 230 Vac. NO (normally open): 5A / NC (normally closed): 3A / 240 Vac. Common mode voltage <30 Vac.  
Power supply  
24 Vac/Vdc 10%  
Activate or deactivate an alarm  
Consumption  
3 VA  
Red LED in front and internal buzzer (70 dB at 10 cm)  
2014/30/EU EMC; 2014/35/EU Low Voltage; 2011/65/EU RoHS II; 2012/19/EU WEEE  
Terminal block for cables Ø0.05 to 2.5 mm2. Carried out according to the code of good practices  
USB-mini Din cable  
- Press the button for 3 seconds, “CONF” is displayed then “NEG”, meaning that the relay is in negative security, it is  
excited during an alarm condition.  
- If needed, press quickly the button to switch the relay in positive security, the relay is de-energized during an alarm  
condition or a current breaking, “POS” is displayed.  
- Press 3 seconds the button, “Buzz” screen is displayed with “ON” or “OFF” blinking. Briefly press on the button to  
activate (“ON”) or deactivate (“OFF”) (according to the last saved configuration) the buzzer during an alarm condition.  
- Press the button for 3 seconds, Alarm” screen is displayed with “On” or “Off” blinking (according to the last saved  
configuration).  
Relay and alarm status  
European directives  
Electrical connection  
PC communication  
Environment  
Air and neutral gases  
- Press quickly the button, the display changes from “On” (activated alarm) to “Off” (deactivated alarm).  
- Press the button for 3 seconds to confirm the setting. If the alarm is deactivated, the instrument displays the measure-  
ment; if the alarm is activated, the instrument displays the following setting.  
Connections  
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7
Set the action of the alarm (rising edge or falling edge)  
The edge determines the action of the alarm according to the trespassing direction of the threshold(s).  
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2
Rising edge (1 threshold): the alarm goes off when the measurement exceeds the threshold and stops  
when it is below the threshold.  
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Mode  
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Falling edge (1 threshold): the alarm goes off when the measurement is below the threshold and stops  
when it exceeds the threshold.  
Mode  
Inside the front housing  
Removable front face  
Fixed back housing  
Monitoring (2 thresholds): the alarm goes off when the measurement is outside the defined low and  
high thresholds.  
Mode  
Connection of a Pt100 probe on terminal  
1. Switch  
5. Button for settings  
6. Relay terminal block  
7. Power supply terminal block  
8. Cable gland  
block:  
Rising edge  
Falling edge  
Monitoring  
2. Terminal block (only on  
model with terminal block)  
3. LCC-S software connection  
4. Alarm led  
Pt100 probe  
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2’  
Electrical connections as per NFC15-100 standard  
Measurement (m) > Threshold (S) du-  
ring the time-delay T1: alarm activation.  
Measurement (m) < Threshold (S) -  
Hysteresis (H) during the time-delay T2:  
alarm deactivation.  
Measurement (m) < Threshold (S) during  
the time-delay T1: alarm activation.  
Measurement (m) > Threshold (S) +  
Hysteresis (H) during time-delay T2: alarm  
deactivation.  
The alarm goes off when the measurement  
is outside the low and high thresholds.  
NO COM NC  
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N
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This connection must be performed by a  
qualified and trained technician. To make  
the connection, the transmitter must not  
be energized.  
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- Press briefly the button to select the trespassing direction then press the button more than 3 seconds to validate this  
direction and set the thresholds.  
NO: normally open  
COM: common  
NC: normally closed  
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Set the threshold(s) value  
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Power supply  
24 Vdc  
Power supply  
24 Vac  
Class II  
The first digit blinks, it corresponds to the positive (0) or negative (-) setting of the threshold value. Press briefly the button to  
select the sign for the threshold value. Press the button more than 3 seconds to validate.  
or  
The second digit blinks, press briefly the button to scroll the numbers. Press the button more than 3 seconds to validate.  
Repeat the process until the last digit to configure the threshold value, validate the threshold and go to the following setting.  
If the monitoring edge has been selected, the transmitter displays the setting of the second threshold.  
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Namesauermann TST Electronic Thermostat User Guide
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sauermann TST Electronic Thermostat User Guide