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Relay & Sensor Menu

1. Main Menu

Main Menu Options				Description
Savings	Today:			Energy savings in kWhs over the relevant period. Only surplus diverted energy is included. ALL = Total kWhs of surplus energy diverted to the heaters since installation.
	Yesterday:
	Yesterday:
	This Month:
	This Year:
	ALL:
Readings	READINGS 1/4	Status:		Current status of the unit.
		Exporting: Importing:		Power being imported or exported, from or to the grid respectively.
		Output [1]:		Power level in Watts currently being supplied to the heater output and the active heater number.
		Output (PWM):		Pulse Width Modulation % – this equates to the output voltage; 100% = output voltage is same as supply voltage.
		Output Current:		AC current going to the heater.
		Heatsink Temp:		Temperature of the integral heat sink.
	READINGS 2/4	Voltage:		Supply voltage to the unit.
		Voltage Max:		Maximum supply voltage since switch-on.
		Voltage Min:		Minimum supply voltage since switch-on.
		Frequency:		Grid frequency.
		Exporting: Importing:		Power being imported or exported, from or to the grid respectively.
		Grid Current:		AC current at grid connection point, including reactive currents.
	READINGS 3/4	Exporting: Importing:		Power being imported or exported, from or to the grid respectively.
		Generation:		Power from the generator (if available).
		Consumption:		Power consumed by the house (if available).
		Diverting:		Total diverted power (inc. all devices).
		Output [1]:		Current power to the respective heater.
	READINGS 4/4	Exporting: Importing:		Power being imported or exported, from or to the grid respectively.
		Battery:		If a an AC Battery is being monitored, the battery power reading is shown: Discharging (+) Charging (-).
		0:Britain GMT/BST		The set Time Zone.
		LOC:		Local time.
		UTC:		Coordinated Universal Time.
Information	INFORMATION 1/4	Status:		Status of the unit.
		Serial No:		Serial number of the unit.
		Firmware:		Firmware version installed in the unit.
		Cal Date:		Factory calibration date.
		Power Fail:		Time and date of last supply failure.
	INFORMATION 2/4	Grid Sensor:		Grid current sensor source.
		Last Fault:		Last recorded fault code.
		Fault Date:		Date and time of last recorded fault code.
	INFORMATION 3/4	Network ID:		Network information for this device when linked to other devices using RF network.
		Device Address:
		Master Address:
		Channel:
		EUI:
		MNID:
	INFORMATION 4/4	Time:		Current time.
		Date:		Current date.
		Uptime:		Length of time passed since last switch-on.
		DDL: II: LGA: MGA: DSR:		Network load control limiting information: – DDL = Dynamic Device Limit (Amps) – II = Input current (Amps) – LGA = Load Group Limit Active (Y/N) – MGA = Monitor Group Active (Y/N) – DSR = Demand Side Response active (Watts and time to live) See Load Balancing / Current Limiting.
	EDDI-CTs			Shows the CT configuration for each device (listed by serial number) in the whole installation: – NO = CT number on the device – TY = CT type – see CT Config – GP = Group number – GL = Group limit (Amps)
	ZAPPI-CTs
	HARVI-CTs
Linked Devices Info	DEVICES PWR NOW			Power currently being drawn by the linked devices.
	DEVICES PWR ALLOT			Available power allotted to the linked devices.
	DEVICES PWR MAX			Maximum power that can be used by each device.
	DEVICES PWR MIN			Minimum power that can used by each device. See Linking Devices for more details about linked devices.
Boost Timer	Heater 1			Programmable boost times for heaters. See Boost Timer for details on how to set the timers.
	Heater 2
	Relay 1			Programmable boost times for relays These options are available only if the optional Relay & Sensor Board is installed.
	Relay 2
Settings	Time & Date	Update from Cloud:		If set to On the Time and Date will be automatically updated from the myenergi server (requires hub).
		Time:		Set current time in 24 hour format.
		Date:		Set date in Format (see below).
		Format:		Sets the date format.
		Auto DST:		Automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustment.
		Zone:		Set zone for Daylight Saving Time.
	Display	Language
		Icons	Heater 1:	Heater icon be be selected from several heater types.
			Heater 2	Heater icon be be selected from several heater types.
			Generation	Generation icon can be sun or wind.
		Backlight		Set the duration the display backlight remains on after a button press.
		Contrast		Set the display contrast.
	Priority	Heater 1		Sets which heater will be heated as a priority, the other heater will be heated only when the priority heater has reached maximum temperature.
		Heater 2
		Check Period:		When heating the lower priority heater, this is how often the priority heater is checked to see if it can store any more heat.
	Boost	Hot Cancel Delay:		Time in minutes before a manual boost is cancelled once the heater reaches temperature.
	Stop Mode			Use Stop Mode to turn off all output from the eddi. When Stop Mode is active no power will be diverted to the heater. Manual and Timed Boost are also not active in Stop Mode.
	Advanced			Advanced menu and settings (passcode protected) Default passcode: 0 0 0 0

2. Advanced Menu

Advanced Menu Options			Description
Supply Grid	Phase:		Set the supply phase to use for this device – see Advanced Settings for more information.
	Device Limit:		Sets the maximum allowable current to be drawn by the eddi. See Load Balancing / Current Limiting.
	Grid Limit:		Maximum grid import power limit. Output to heater is reduced to keep import below this level. This also applies when boosting – see Advanced Settings for more information.
	Battery:		Sets the mode for managing power when a battery system is present in the installation – see Battery Storage Systems for more information.
	Net Phases:		When set to ON will net the imports and exports across phases allowing surplus power from one phase to be used on a different phase. – see Advanced Settings for more information.
	Export Margin:		Minimum level of export power which is maintained when eddi is diverting surplus power – see Advanced Settings for more information.
	Exp Threshold:		Level of export which must be seen before the eddi will start diverting power to the heater – see Advanced Settings for more information.
	Response Delay:		Time before the eddi starts diverting after Exp Threshold is exceeded – see Advanced Settings for more information.
Linked Devices	Devices		Other myenergi devices can be wirelessly linked to eddi, this shows connected devices and their priorities. Settings for some devices are made here – see Linking Devices.
	Pairing Mode		Puts this eddi in pairing mode so it can be linked to another device – see Linking Devices.
	Channel	RF Channel:	Sets the radio frequency channel number used when linking other devices – see Linking Devices.
	Set Master		Sets the eddi device to be master (tick is shown) or slave – see Linking Devices for details.
	Reset Settings		Clear all linked device settings. See Linking Devices.
CT Config	CTINT:		Internal CT, used to configure a group limit – see Load Balancing / Current Limiting for details.
	CT1:		Sets the function of CT1 input – see CT Config for more details.
	CT2:		Sets the function of CT2 input – see CT Config for more details.
Passcode			The code required to access the Advanced menu can be set with this function.
System	Restore Settings	Restore Yesterday	Restore the configuration from the previous day.
		Clear Data	Clear all savings data from memory.
		Factory Reset	Restore configuration to factory defaults (savings data are unaffected unless Clear Data is also selected).
		Confirm	Confirm restore options and re-boot device.
	Download Firmware		Downloads latest firmware from hub. See myenergi hub device instructions.
	Bootloader		Enter Bootloader mode.

3. Relay & Sensor Menu

Relay & Sensor Board Menu (if installed)				Description
Relays & Sensors	Temperatures	Set Limit:		The target temperature for when using a PT1000 temperature probe connected to PT1/PT2 PT1 corresponds to Heater 1, PT2 is for Heater 2.
		Hysteresis:		Sets the temperature drop required from Set Limit, before heating resumes.
		Readings:		Current temperature readings of the probes.
	Relay 1	Disabled		Disable Relay 1 control (relay is always off).
		Export	On Threshold:	When export power exceeds this threshold, the relay will operate.
			Off Threshold:	When the export power is under this threshold the relay is switched off.
			Inc Diverted:	Surplus power currently being diverted to the heater will be included as export for the thresholds above.
			Min On Time:	When the On Threshold is exceeded and the Relay switches on, it will remain on for at least this time after the export drops below the Off Threshold.
			Min Off Time:	When the export power exceeds the On Threshold the relay will operate only if it has been off for this amount of time.
		Import	On Threshold:	When import power exceeds this threshold, Relay 1 on the Relay & Sensor Board will operate.
			Off Threshold:	When the import power is under this threshold the relay is switched off.
			Min On Time:	When the On Threshold is exceeded and the Relay switches on, it will remain on for at least this time after the import drops below the Off Threshold.
			Min Off Time:	When the import power exceeds the On Threshold the relay will operate only if it has been off for this amount of time.
		Heating	Heating 1	Operates Relay 1 when Heater 1 output is live.
			Heating 2	Operates Relay 1 when Heater 2 output is live.
			Heating 1&2:	Operates the relay when either Heater 1 or Heater 2 output is live.
			Destrat 1	De-stratification pump control for Heater 1; the Relay operates when eddi is trying to heat Heater 1 and the heater is at maximum temperature. After Check Period the relay will deactivate.
			Destrat 2	De-stratification pump control for Heater 2; the Relay operates when eddi is trying to heat Heater 2 and the heater is at maximum temperature. After Check Period the relay will deactivate.
		Boost Timer		Relay 1 will operate as a programmable timed relay. There will be an extra Boost Timer option in the Boost Timer menu.
		Fault Signal		Will de-activate the relay if a fault occurs.
	Relay 2	Disabled		Disable Relay 2 control (relay is always off).
		Export	On Threshold:	When export power exceeds this threshold, the relay will operate.
			Off Threshold:	When the export power is under this threshold the relay is switched off.
			Inc Diverted:	Surplus power currently being diverted to the heater will be included as export for the thresholds above.
			Min On Time:	When the On Threshold is exceeded and the Relay switches on, it will remain on for at least this time after the export drops below the Off Threshold.
			Min Off Time:	When the export power exceeds the On Threshold the relay will operate only if it has been off for this amount of time.
		Import	On Threshold:	When import power exceeds this threshold, Relay 2 will operate.
			Off Threshold:	When the import power is under this threshold the relay is switched off.
			Min On Time:	When the On Threshold is exceeded and the Relay switches on, it will remain on for at least this time after the import drops below the Off Threshold.
			Min Off Time:	When the import power exceeds the On Threshold the relay will operate only if it has been off for this amount of time.
		Heating	Heating 1	Activates the Relay 2 when Heater 1 output is live.
			Heating 2	Activates Relay 2 when Heater 2 output is live.
			Heating 1&2	Operates Relay 2 when either Heater 1 or Heater 2 output is live.
			Destrat 1	De-stratification pump control for Heater 1; the Relay operates when eddi is trying to heat Heater 1 and the heater is at maximum temperature. After 5 mins the relay will deactivate.
			Destrat 2	De-stratification pump control for Heater 2; the Relay operates when eddi is trying to heat Heater 2 and the heater is at maximum temperature. After 5 mins the relay will deactivate.
		Boost Timer		Relay 2 will operate as a programmable timed relay. There will be an extra Boost Timer option in the Boost Timer menu.
		Follow Relay 1		Relay 2 will always be the same state as Relay 1.
	eSense Input	Disabled		The eSense input is disabled and have no function.
		Boost	Boost 1	If a voltage is present on the eSense input, the selected heater will be boosted. The boost will end when there is no longer a voltage present.
			Boost 2
			Boost 1&2	If a voltage is present on the eSense input, the highest priority heater will be boosted. If the eSense Input still has a voltage present after the heater reaches maximum temperature, the other heater will be boosted. The boost will end when there is no longer a voltage present on eSense input.
		Heater Enable	Heater 1	The eSense input will act as an thermostat for the selected heater (or both heaters). The heater will only be able to be heated when eSense has a voltage present.
			Heater 2
			Heater 1&2
		Boost Enable	Boost Enable 1	The eSense input will act as an enable for the Boost Timer for the selected heater (or both heaters). The Boost Timer has an additional parameter ‘e‘, when this option is set – see Boost Timer.
			Boost Enable 2
			Boost Enable 1&2

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