Switch-On/Switch-Off Times - Kerbl 345000 Mode D'emploi

In the Circuit menu, you can change the brightness of a circuit by navigating to the "Brghtns" menu and pressing <-.
If AUTO mode is activated for this circuit, the brightness value set here is the desired value in the room. The set bright-
ness is compared with the sensor reading. The LED light control attempts to reach the desired brightness by adjusting
the dimming signal to the lights.
Proceed as follows to ascertain the correct brightness setting:
• Wait until the sun has set, or cover any openings that let in light.
• Change the brightness of the light circuit (in DIM circuit mode) until the building has the desired brightness.
• Go to the Sensor stgs menu and define what reading the sensor should feed back in this situation.
• Now set AUTO circuit mode and enter this brightness as the desired setting.
If AUTO mode is not activated for this circuit, the set brightness will correspond to the dimming signal that is sent
Operatn: AUTO
Brghtns: 40
-> On: 07:00
Off: 21:00
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to the lights. For example, set 50 to have the lights at half their light output.

9.5 Switch-on/switch-off times

You can define automatic switch-on and switch-off times for each light circuit. For example, you can determine when
the light should come on in the morning, and when it should be switched off in the evening.
To do so, navigate from the main menu to the light circuit for which you wish to change the switch-on or switch-off time.
Next, select "On:" or "Off:" by pressing <- to change the
value. You can now change the times in 15-minute incre-
ments using the ^ and v keys. Press <- to confirm the
setting.
In Advanced Settings (section 10.3.3), in addition to the
switch-off time you can also set a delay for time-controlled
switch-off (similar to a twilight phase). This way, you can
prevent any surprises from lights automatically switching
off during important work.
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2
Operatn: AUTO
3
Brghtns: 40
150
On: 07:00
-> Off: 21:00
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-> Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
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