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* {{pl|2737|DINCASE-2R-BP3MOD}} : 2 relays backplane
 
* {{pl|2737|DINCASE-2R-BP3MOD}} : 2 relays backplane
 
* {{pl|151|TMP-DS18B20-WP}} : a DS18B20 OneWire temperature sensor.
 
* {{pl|151|TMP-DS18B20-WP}} : a DS18B20 OneWire temperature sensor.
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A thermostat allows to define a temperature called the setpoint (eg: 25°C) and use an hysteresis range (EG: 2.5°C) to avoids continuous state change around the target temperature.
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[[Fichier:heater-hysteresis.jpg]]
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With the hysteresis, the heater starts heating from 25-2.5 = '''22.5°C''' and will stop heating when the temperature raised above 25+2.5 = '''27.5°C'''. The temperature will slowly decrease and the heater will start again when temperature falls under 22.5°C.
      
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[[Fichier:MyDin-3modules.jpg|640px]]
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Current temperature, setpoint temperature and relay state is displayed in the REPL session.  
 
Current temperature, setpoint temperature and relay state is displayed in the REPL session.  
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{{underline|'''Important remark''':}}<br />
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=== Hysteresis ===
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A thermostat allows to define the target temperature called the setpoint (eg: 25°C) and use an hysteresis range (EG: 2.5°C) to avoids continuous state change around the target temperature.
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[[Fichier:heater-hysteresis.jpg]]
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With the hysteresis, the heater starts heating from 25-2.5 = '''22.5°C''' and will stop heating when the temperature raised above 25+2.5 = '''27.5°C'''. The temperature will slowly decrease and the heater will start again when temperature falls under 22.5°C.
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=== Forced Mode ===
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Forced state is canceled when the temperature reach the setpoint temperature corresponding the forced state.
 
Forced state is canceled when the temperature reach the setpoint temperature corresponding the forced state.
    
Let say that
 
Let say that
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