User Instructions For TopTronic RS-10

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User Instructions For TopTronic RS-0 409ENG-Dec0 Hoval Ltd Northgate Newark Nottinghamshire NG4 JN Phone 066 677 Fax 066 675

Index 409ENG-Dec0 Introduction Introduction... Controls... Display... User instructions Key function table... 4 Switching on the room station... 4 Additional information... 5 Automatic program selection... 6 Room temperature... 7 Heating program... 8 Calorifier charging... 0 Advanced user instructions Language... Clock setting... Time clock level... Time clock programming... Block programming... 4 Table program settings... 7 Table program settings... 8 Table program settings... 9 Room level... 0 Parameter tables Room level parameters table... Advanced parameter table... 4 Installation / technical Installation... 7 Technical data... 7

409ENG-Dec0 Introduction The TopTronic RS-0 room station serves as a decentralized information center with remote interrogation and remote operating functions and can be used with all equipment versions of the TopTronic system. With the most up to date micro electronics exclusive functions can be activated which guarantee the highest level of comfort with the minimum energy usage. This is achieved with adaption and optimization functions which match heating energy to the exact building requirements. As well as these room temperature related functions a variety of equipment specific information is available which can be read within the living room and when necessary adapted to individual circumstances. This encompasses dates, on/off switching of the heating cycle with differently regulated room temperatures, actual values and diagnostic fault messages of the boiler. Operation of the unit is easy to understand and is limited to a minimum of operating elements which are separated for user and advanced user levels. The instructions are separated into two parts. Part (user instructions) delivers all immediately important operating stages which are necessary for use and are selected with directly accessible operating keys. Part (advanced instructions) these should only be used by the advanced user or service engineer and relate to specific settings / heating parameters and are accessible by the covered operating keys. Controls Symbol Display Heating Night setback 4 5 6 Clock signal Room temperature 7 0 8 9 LCD Display Key (increase value) Key (decrease value) 4 Key for heating program 5 Key for reduced (night time) program 6 Information 7 Program key (time/date) 8 Program key (automatic programs) 9 Program key (house level) 0 Program key (service level) Forward key Backward key Cover

4 User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Key Function table (User Level) Function Enter with keys Adjust with keys / range Page No. Room temperature correction or or 5 0 o C 7 Heating (day) room temperature Reduced (night) room temperature or with or 5 0 o C or with or 5 0 o C 7 7 Information i 5 Party function press and hold or 0.5 0h 8 Continuous heating press and hold or 5 0 o C 8 Absent function press and hold or 0.5 0h Continuous reduced press and hold or 5 0 o C 9 9 Automatic or 8-9 Calorifier charging and simultaneously ON or OFF 0 Automatic programs - and simultaneously or,, 6 Switching on the Room station When the room station is first switched on the following display will show for 5 seconds: Room Station Software version Central unit s Software version The default display will then appear. The symbol indicates that the room station is in heating operation and the symbol indicates the room station is in reduced (night time) operation. Information: Monday 0 th March 997 Time 0.5 Room temperature 0.5 o C Clock synchronisation Attention: During summer switch off the following symbols are not shown and. Blinking symbols or indicate that the unit is not operating under a normal program eg. party. The symbol indicates that a radio clock synchronisation has been connected.

409ENG-Dec0 User Instructions 5 Additional Information The following additional information on the central TopTronic can be obtained by pressing the i button (only if the relevant sensors are fitted): i i Default display. External sensor temperature. External sensor temperature. i i i Boiler return temperature. External heat source temperature. Default display. i i i i Boiler temperature. Mixed circuit temperature. Mixed circuit temperature. Domestic hot water temperature. Additional information with TopTronic B or B connected Switch off operation: switch off at outside sensor (short circuit) or no signal for outside temp. When the unit is switched off the information below shows instead of the default display. System off system switched off completely with no frost protection. Further automatic information also appears: Indication of forced standby operation by telephone modem. If the calorifier is fitted with a thermostat instead of a sensor the following will be displayed: i Calorifier on/off. Boiler flue gas temperature. Indication of common fault (when outside sensor is in short circuit in central unit) Fault Indications The RS-0 room station has a comprehensive fault indication system which has priority over all other indications and remain active until the fault is rectified.

6 User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 If the room station is connected to a TopTronic B or B faults concerning the firing unit must be rectified in accordance with operating manual instructions. If any of the following fault displays are shown (Fault System Off, Fault warm water temperature, Fault boiler temperature, Fault room temperature ) you must notify the heating engineer. Operating Indication For the heating programs to operate automatically according to the information stored within the room station the operating switch on the central unit must be in automatic, or. In all other positions the central unit has priority and the room station only serves as a room sensor, remote temperature correction and information unit. The deviation from automatic setting is indicated on the room station as shown below: <<selection switch setting standby>> <<selection switch setting sun>> <<selection switch setting moon>> <<selection switch setting hand>> <<selection switch setting warm water>> Notes. The information remains active until the central unit switch is set to one of the three automatic settings, or.. During an indication the information i key can be used to display actual values. Automatic Program Selection In automatic there are three different time programs to switch between for each heating circuit. As a general rule these can be used without the need for adjustment but if individual programs are required customised cycles can be entered (see the advanced user section ). Program Circuit Time Boiler Circuit Mixed circuit Mixed Circuit Mo Fr Sa, Su Mo Fr Sa, Su Mo Fr Sa, Su 6.00-8.00 6.00 -.00 7.00 -.00 6.00-8.00 6.00 -.00 7.00 -.00 6.00-8.00 6.00 -.00 7.00 -.00 Program Circuit Time Boiler Circuit Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Mixed circuit Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Mixed Circuit Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Program Circuit Time Boiler Circuit Mixed circuit Mixed Circuit Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Mo Su 6.00 -.00 Changing between Automatic Programs By using the and keys and following procedure it is possible to change between the automatic programs for the heating circuit which the room station is controlling. This can be the boiler circuit, mixed circuit or mixed circuit. Press Simultaneously The following will be displayed for the default setting of program : or or Room Station for Boiler circuit Room station for Mixed circuit Room station for Mixed circuit Use the and keys to change between programs, or. After 4 secs the default display will be restored.

409ENG-Dec0 User Instructions 7 Room Temperature By using the program keys and the increase / decrease value keys the room temperature can be changed for heating and reduced (night time). A Heating (day room temperature) If in heating operation as indicated by display follow the procedure below: press or on the Default screen automatically returns after 4 seconds. B Reduced (night room temperature) If in reduced operation as indicated by display follow the procedure below: press or on the Display for reduced operation. Works setting: 0 o C Adjustment range: 5 o C 0 o C press to increase to decrease Display for heating operation. Works setting: 6 o C Adjustment range: 5 o C 0 o C press to increase to decrease Default screen automatically returns after 4 seconds. Default screen automatically returns after 4 seconds. If in heating operation as indicated by display follow the procedure below: press or on the If in reduced operation as indicated by display follow the procedure below: on the Display for heating operation. press or Display for reduced operation. press press Display for heating temperature. Works setting: 6 o C Adjustment range: 5 o C 0 o C press to increase to decrease Display for reduced operation. Works setting: 0 o C Adjustment range: 5 o C 0 o C press to increase to decrease Default screen automatically returns after 4 seconds.

8 User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 C Holiday (room minimum temperature) When in holiday mode follow the procedure below to set the minimum room temperature: press or Holiday program display. It should be noted that the adjustment is from the time of alteration and not an extension of the automatic program, or. The default display will return after 4 seconds. To cancel party program The party program can be cancelled and put back into automatic by the following procedure: press and hold Works setting: 0 o C Adjustment range: 5 o C 0 o C press to increase to decrease Heating Program With the two program keys and the following changes can be made to the programs: A - Party B - Heating C - Absent D - Reduced The default display returns after 4 seconds. B - Heating This program is used to switch on the heating continuously. press and hold A Party This program is used to switch on or extend the heating automatic program to a certain time for a one off event press and hold Display for party program. The default display returns after 4 seconds. For example: At 0.5 the heating needs to be extended by hours (to.5). press to increase to decrease Adjustment range 0.5 0h

409ENG-Dec0 User Instructions 9 To cancel heating program The continuous heating program can be cancelled using the following procedure: press and hold The default display will return after 4 seconds. D - Reduced This program is used to switch to reduced continuously. The default display will return after 4 seconds. press and hold C Absent This program is used to switch to reduced or extend the reduced automatic program to a certain time for a one off event press and hold Display for absent program. For example: At.00 the heating is switched to reduced for the next 6 hours (to 9.00). press to increase to decrease Adjustment range 0.5 0h It should be noted that the adjustment is from the time of alteration and not an extension of the automatic program, or. The default display will return after 4 seconds. The default display returns after 4 seconds. To cancel reduced program The continuous reduced program can be cancelled using the following procedure: press and hold To cancel absent program The absent program can be cancelled and put back into automatic by the following procedure: press and hold The default display will return after 4 seconds.

0 User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Calorifier Charging With this program it is possible to switch the calorifier on for a fixed three hour period. press simultaneously The default display will return after 4 seconds. To Cancel program: press simultaneously The default display will return after 4 seconds. Attention: The calorifier will be heated up to its maximum permissible temperature.

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions Language The room station is programmed in three languages English, German and French. To change the language press or key for 5 seconds. Once the language appears the keys can be used to change languages. or - Month Change with: to increase to decrease Range: - Year Works setting: ENGLISH The previous display will return in a few seconds. - Clock setting The following functions can be set: - Time (minutes, hours) - - Month - Year The clock can be set to automatically change over from summer to winter time by a parameter in the service level of the central unit. Changing clock settings The clock can be changed by using and then the and keys to increase or decrease the values. - Time Change with: to increase to decrease Range: 00:00 :59 key - Return to default display Change with: to increase to decrease Range: 995 00 If the key is not pressed the default display will return after minutes. It is possible to return to the default display at any time using the information key. - Time clock level In the time clock level the individual program times can be customized. Standard heating programs, and can be called up as desired and overwritten with different switch times and temperatures. Each standard program can thus be configured individually and stored under the same program number so that three different programs are available on demand. These can then simply be called up in the user operating level see page 6 for setting of the automatic program. Note: Programming of room temperatures is only possible if the relevant parameter has been enabled in the service level by an engineer. - Date Change with: to increase to decrease Range: If this has not been done it is only possible to change the on / off times. In this case the room temperature will be the works setting of 0ºC or the corrected value which has been set in the user level. The standard programs are lost when overwritten by customized programs. These are cancelled after a reset and replaced by the standard programs and therefore have to be recreated if needed.

Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Room temperature correction for PARTY and HEATING with variable temperature parameter enabled. For operating types: - PARTY - HEATING The room temperature is set to automatic works setting of 0ºC or the corrected value which has been set in the user level. The actual room temperature values for each of these two operating types can be set independently to the automatic program if the relevant parameter has been enabled in the service level by an engineer. The value is set separately when calling up the operating type PARTY or HEATING by using the and keys. These values remain stored for each further call of this operating type. Room temperature correction during automatic with variable temperature parameter enabled. During automatic operation the room temperature can be corrected using the and keys. The value can also be corrected for PARTY or HEATING operation by pressing the key and for REDUCED operation by pressing the key. Entering the time clock level Entering this level is achieved by simply pressing the key. Initially the heating cycle which the room station has been set to is shown. The three programs, or can be selected using the and keys. Press key Boiler circuit Works setting: Change with and keys or (if present) Mixer circuit Works setting: Change with and keys With the and keys all of the heating circuits together with the hot water circuit can be called up and are available for programming. Time Clock Programming It is possible to program up to three cycles periods for each desired weekday. Each of these cycles has an on / off as well as a temperature indication for this time span. The temperature can only be adjusted if the relevant parameter is enabled in the service level. The temperature indication refers to the heating cycle. The temperature between heating cycles is controlled according to the setting at the central unit. For the hot water programs the temperature indication refers to the hot water temperature. Calling up of heating cycles With a further pressing of the key the first heating cycle of the selected program shows complete with indication of weekday, cycle number, on time, off time and temperature. Each value is called up with the key in series The - On time - Off time - Temperature key can be used to step backwards. The current value which can be changed with the and keys is shown blinking. Switch times can be altered in 5 minute intervals and temperatures in 0.5K increments in the range of 5-0ºC. The next heating cycle can be called up by pressing the key and the process repeated. or (if present) Mixer circuit Works setting: Change with and keys Note: The on/off times of not used heating cycles should be set to 00:00 by simultaneously pressing the and keys. The 00:00 value does not refer to a clock time but only shows an undefined switch time.

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions After programming the last heating cycle (day cycle ) the first heating cycle (Monday cycle ) will follow. By pressing the key in quick succession the programmed cycles can be called up in series the values noted and corrected if necessary. Time clock level can be exited by pressing the key. Change with Next cycle Cycle Monday TEMP (only when set in service level parameters) ON Cycle Monday Press to enter Cycle program ON Change with Next setting Change with Next setting OFF Change with Next setting OFF Change with Next cycle TEMP (only when set in service level parameters) Change with Next setting Change with Next cycle Cycle Monday TEMP (only when set in service level parameters) ON Remaining days in week Program as Monday Tuesday ON cycle day OFF cycle Change with Next setting Change with Next setting OFF Time clock program The tables shown on pages 7-9 give an overview of the works programmed standard programs together with temperature settings which cannot be lost. When creating customized programs note the appropriate values in the tables.

4 Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Canceling of individual heating cycles If necessary individually created cycles can be cancelled. After selecting the required cycle by pressing the key several times the cycle can be cancelled by pressing the and keys simultaneously. Enter the time program or mixer circuit or mixer circuit or hot water Press several times until the desired cycle appears Restore standard program To restore a customized program to a works standard program select the program as described on page (entering time clock level). Enter the time program or mixer circuit or mixer circuit or hot water Press Simultaneously standard program restored Press Simultaneously Cycle cancelled or mixer circuit or mixer circuit or hot water Time clock level can be exited by pressing the key. The default display will then be restored. i Block programming In order to simplify the programming of the time clocks it is possible to copy the time clock settings in various ways. A Complete automatic programs It is possible to copy complete programs to other programs for example boiler circuit program to mixed circuit program. This can be achieved by using the key to enter the time clock and then the keys to select the program to use as the source. The key is used to select the target program to which it is to be copied. The key is used to complete the copy. The procedure is shown in further detail by the illustration on page 5. Note: It is not possible to copy heating circuit programs to hot water programs or vice versa. B to day or week Time programs can also be copied from day to the whole week or from day to day for example Tuesday to Wednesday. to week While in the time clock see page the key followed by the key can be used to copy the current day to the whole week. The procedure is shown in further detail by the illustration on page 6. to day While in the time clock see page the current day can be copied to another day by using the key two or more times to select the target day. The key is used to complete the copy of the current day to the target day. The procedure is shown in further detail by the illustration on page 6.

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions 5 Boiler Circuit Mixed Circuit Mixed Circuit Hot Water Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Heating circuit Press to enter clock program * * * * only if present Source program Use or to change program no. Source program Boiler circuit program Target program mixer circuit program Program will blink use to enter program to be copied to Copy will appear Press key to confirm copy Program will blink Program copied OK appears to confirm program copied Target program = Source program New source program for further copying Copy Mixer prog. from boiler circuit prog. Copy hot water prog. from hot water prog.

6 Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Enter from heating cycle program to copy (source day) copying Press Week Copying Press again to select target day Target day to Copy to Press to copy copied to whole week Press to copy Source day copied To target day Beginning of week now displayed Copy again Target day = Source for next copy Room temperature corrections with individual temperature cycle programs (heating cycle only) When individual temperatures have been entered for each heating cycle, the desired room temperature can be altered via the correction keys or for one of the cycles. This change will then effect all other heating cycles as shown in the below example: Original cycle temperatures Cycle 8ºC Cycle 0ºC Cycle ºC Room temp + K New Cycle ºC New cycle temperatures Cycle 8ºC + K = 0ºC Cycle 0ºC + K = ºC Cycle ºC + K = 4ºC Etc. As the temperature was increased by K during cycle the desired value has been increased by K in the other cycles.

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions 7 Program settings Standard Program Custom Program From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Boiler Circuit Mon 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - Mon Tue 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - Tue Wed 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - Wed Thur 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - Thur Fri 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - Fri Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 0 o C 6.00.00 0 o C - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp 6.00 8.00 60 o C 6.00.00 60 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 60 o C 6.00.00 60 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 60 o C 6.00.00 60 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 60 o C 6.00.00 60 o C - - - 6.00 8.00 60 o C 6.00.00 60 o C - - - 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Hot Water Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat

8 Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Program settings Standard Program Custom Program From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Boiler Circuit Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mon Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Sat 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Hot Water Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions 9 Program settings Standard Program Custom Program From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Boiler Circuit Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mon Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Sat 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - 7.00.00 0 o C - - - - - - Mixed Circuit Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp From To Temp Mon 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Tue 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Wed 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Thur 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Fri 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Sat 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - 6.00.00 60 o C - - - - - - Hot Water Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat

0 Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 - Room Level At this level, the parameters relevant to the heating requirements of the building and its characteristics can be displayed and changed. - Hot water temperature - Burner hours run - Burner starts - Holiday program - Clock programs - Heating curves - Room temperature correction - Reset function Works setting: 00000000 Range: 0 99999999 Works setting: 000000.00h Range: 0 99999999 Burner hours run on nd stage Entering the Room Level Room level can be entered by using the key. Changes can be made using the, and keys. To exit the room level press the i key at any time. Press and hold for secs Works setting: 00000000 Range: 0 99999999 Number of burner starts on nd stage Holiday program start Hot water temperature Works setting: TopTronic B and B 55ºC Other TopTronics 60ºC Adjustment range 0ºC Hot water maximum temperature press to increase to decrease The maximum temperature is set in the technical parameter level. Works setting: 000000.00h Range: 0 99999999 Burner hours run on ST stage Number of burner starts on st stage Adjust with to increase and to decrease Change between day and month with and This function is used to switch the heating to frost protection only while the building is unoccupied for example a holiday. The default display will be today s date. Holiday program finish Adjust with to increase and to decrease Change between day and month with and This function is used to switch the heating back on when the building becomes occupied. Example of holiday program The heating will be switched to frost protection only on the 9. at 4.00 hrs

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced User Instructions The heating will remain off from 0. 00.00 hrs to 4.4 00.00 hrs. This will be the default display until the heating is started again on 4.4. Hot water clock program Options: Program Program Program Mixed circuit clock program Works setting: Program Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change between the three clock programs for mixed circuit, see pages 7 to 9 for settings. Works setting: Program Options: Program Program Program Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change between the three clock programs for hot water, see pages 7 to 9 for settings. Blinks if auto adaption is set in service level parameters (do not change) Heating curve for boiler circuit Boiler circuit clock program Works setting: Program Options: Program Program Program Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change between the three clock programs for the boiler circuit, see pages 7 to 9 for settings. Mixed circuit clock program Works setting: Program Options: Program Program Program Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change between the three clock programs for mixed circuit, see pages 7 to 9 for settings. Works setting:.4 Range: 0.0.5 Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change the slope of the heating curve for the boiler circuit (see graph). Blinks if auto adaption is set in service level parameters (do not change) Heating curve for mixed circuit Works setting:.4 Range: 0.0.5 Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change the slope of the heating curve for mixed circuit (see graph). Heating curve for mixed circuit Blinks if auto adaption is set in service level parameters (do not change)

Advanced User Instructions 409ENG-Dec0 Works setting:.4 Range: 0.0.5 Change with or With this parameter it is possible to change the slope of the heating curve for the boiler circuit (see graph). The heating curve gives the (boiler and / or mixed circuit) flow temperature / outdoor temperature ratio. The curve should only be reset with minimum changes spread out over a certain period of time to enable the regulator to react (by nature a heating installation is very slow to react). Corrections of 0. increments every or days is recommended. Note: The room station should be placed in the room that most accurately represents the temperature of the building. Thermostatic radiator valves when fitted properly should only serve to deregulate foreign heat sources and therefore should be fully open. During the regulation phase all foreign heat source should be switch off and ventilation should be kept to a minimum so as not to disturb the regulation process. When the heating curve is correctly set the room temperature should remain constant regardless of outside temperature. If automatic adaption is set in the service level the value will blink and is constantly corrected. In this case it must not be manually altered. Recommended values: Floor heating: 0....0 Radiator heating:....0 Convection heating:.5...0 Heating curve graph Works setting: 0.0K Range: -.5K +.5K Change with or Room temperature Correction Room temperature compensation With this parameter it is possible to calibration the room temperature by ±.5K. Reset function With this function it is possible to reset all the room level parameters back to their factory settings with the exception of burner hours run and burner starts. To reset room level parameters hold and Simultaneously until the following display appears Parameters reset Default display Max temp Boiler Flow Temp ºC Min temp Outside temperature ºC

409ENG-Dec0 Room Level Parameters Parameter Function With TopTronic Range. Burner hours run B, B B, B, B B, B 0B. Burner starts B, B B, B, B B, B 0B. Burner hours run on nd stage 000000.00 999999.59 00000000 99999999 Factory 000000.00 00000000 B, B 000000.00 000000.00 999999.59 4. Burner starts on nd stage B, B 00000000 00000000 99999999 5. Holiday program start B, B B, B, B B, B 0B 0/0 / Not set 6. Holiday program finish B, B B, B, B B, B 0B 7. Clock program for HWS B, B B, B, B B, B 0B 8. Clock program for boiler circuit 9. Clock program for mixed circuit 0. Clock program for mixed circuit. HWS temp (only with greater access program) B, B B, B, B B, B 0B B, B B, B, B B, B 0B B, B B, B, B B, B 0B 0/0 / Not set B, B 0 o C 55 o C B, B, B B, B 0B. Heating curve boiler circuit B, B B, B, B B, B 0B. Heating curve mixed circuit 4. Heating circuit mixed circuit B, B B, B, B B, B 0B B B B 60 o C 0.0.50.4 0.0.50.4 0.0.50.4 5. Room temperature B, B compensation B, B, B B, B 0B 6. Reset to factory settings Current

4 Advanced Parameter Table 409ENG-Dec0 Factory settings No. Parameter Function Adj. Range B B B B B B B 0B Current Frost Protection -0 C...0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Summer switch-off Aus, 0 C...0 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C 7 C Minimum outdoor temperature -0...0-0 -0-0 -0-0 -0-0 -0-0 4 Maximum flue gas temperature 70 C...50 C 50 C 50 C 50 C 50 C 50 C 50 C 50 C 5 Maximum boiler temperature 0 C...95 C (90 C Gas) 80 C 80 C 85 C 85 C 85 C 85 C 85 C 85 C 6 Boiler return temperature 0...70 C 0 8 C 8 C 8 C 8 C 8 C 7 Blr circ Temp rise (Above mix circ) 0(-5K B,)...0K) 0K 8 K 8 K K K 8K 8 K 8 Pump overrun 0...5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 5 min 9 Boiler minimum temperature 0 C(0 C 0B)...95 C 48 C 48 C 48 C 48 C 48 C 0 C Type of hot water priority,, : None 0 X X X X X X X X : Priority X X X X X X X X : Priority with reservation X X X X X X Maximum hot water temperature 40 C...80 C 60 C 60 C 60 C 60 C 60 C 60 C 60 C 60 C Type of calorifier sensor, : Thermostat X X X X X X X X : Sensor X X X X X X X X Protection against Legionella 0...8 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Night water load 0...0 0. 0. 5 Dom H/water installation load temp 0...50K 0 K 0 K 5 K 5 K 5 K 5 K 5 K 5 K 0 Influence room temp on blr circ KK 0...5 0.5 0.5.0.0.0.0.0.0 Blr circ automatic adaption KK 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0: Off X X X X X X X X : On X X X X X X X X Boiler circuit user index KK,, :.00 X X X X X X X X :. X X X X X X X X :.00 X X X X X X X X Blr circ derivative action time KK 0...6h h h h h h h h h Blr circ ext sensor detection KK 0,, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0: Average value X X X X X X X X : External sensor X X X X X X X X : External sensor X X X X X X X X 7 Boiler circ constant temp reg KK 0..95 (90 C Gas) C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Influence room temp blr circ MK 0...5 0.5.0.0.0.0.0.0 Mixed circ auto adaption MK 0, 0: Off X X X X X X X : On X X X X X X X Mixed circuit minimum temp MK 0...95 C (90 C Gas) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mixed circuit maximum temp MK 0 C...95 C (90 C Gas) 80 C 80 C 80 C 80 C 80 C 80 C 80 C Mixed circuit user index MK,, 4 :.00 X X X X X X X :. X X X X X X X :.00 X X X X X X X 5 Mix circ derivative action time MK 0...6h h h h h h h h Mix circ ext sens. detection MK 0,, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0: Average value X X X X X X X : External sensor X X X X X X X : External sensor X X X X X X X 40 Influence room temp mix circ MK 0...5 0.5.0.0 X = Possible settings

409ENG-Dec0 Advanced Parameter Table 5 Factory settings No. Parameter Function Adj. Range B B B B B B B 0B Current Mixed circ auto adaption MK 0, 4 0: Off X X X : On X X X 4 Mixed circ minimum temp MK 0...95 C (90 C Gas) 0 0 0 4 Mixed circ maximum temp MK 0 C...95 C (90 C Gas) 80 C 80 C 80 C Mixed circuit user index MK,, :.00 44 X X X :. X X X :.00 X X X 45 Mix circ derivative actiontimemk 0...6h h h h Mix circ ext sensor detect MK 0,, 0 0 0 0: Average value 46 X X X : External sensor X X X : External sensor X X X 47 Mix circ const. reg operat'n MK 0...95 C (90 C Gas) 0 0 0 48 Mixed circ fixed point regulation 0...95 C (90 C Gas) 0 0 0 Summer/winter switchover 0, 60 0: Off X X X X X X X X X : On X X X X X X X X X Control output programming X-... 7 4 4 4 5 5 5 : Boiler circuit pump X X X X X X X X : Casc. Boil. Interm. Valve X X X X X X X X : Fault signal output 6 X X X X X X 4: Boiler circuit lock X X X X X X 5: Primary pump X X X X X X 6: Low return temp protection pump X X X X X 7: Switch-on with external sensor X Control output programming X4-0,,,4 4 4 6 : Heat pump/solar/wood X X X X X : Fault signal output X X X X X : Boiler circ. Clock X X X X X 4: Electrical battery X X X X Control output programming X4-,,,4 : Fault signal output X X X X X X 6 : Pump minimum speed X X X X X X : Clock channel X X X X X 4: Heat pump/solar/wood X X X X X X 64 Bus address...5 Boiler cascade 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0: Single boiler X X X X X X : Cascade X X X X X X Level lock up 0,,, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0: No lock up X X X X X X X X X 66 : Room level lock up X X X X X X X X X : Clock lock up X X X X X X X X X : Room level and clock lock up X X X X X X X X X Reduced operation 0, 67 0: ECO - (Switch-off) X X X X X X X X X : Abs (Reduction) X X X X X X X X X 68 Minimum Room Temperature 5 C...0 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 C X = Possible settings

6 Advanced Parameter Table 409ENG-Dec0 Factory settings No. Parameter Function Adj. Range B B B B B B B 0B Current Pump seizure protection 0, 69 0: Off X X X X X X X X X : On X X X X X X X X X C/return protect during Blr turnon 0, 70 0: Off X X X X X X : On X X X X X X 7 Extended burner operation time 0...0 min 0 min 0 min 0 min 0 min 0 min 0 min 7 st stage differential...0k 6 K 6 K 6 K 6 K 6 K 0 K 7 nd stage differential...0k K K 74 nd stage delay 0...60min 0 min 0 min 0 min 75 Lock stage with Outdoor temp Aus, -5 C...0 C 0 C 0 C 0 C Hot water power select for stage... : With outdoor temp and delay 76 X X X : With outdoor temp without delay X X X : Without limitations X X X Control input programming X- 0,, 0 0 0: Dom water heat (auto/blr/elec) 80 X X X X : Priority inversion X X X : Burner operation X X X X X Alarm logic signals 0, 8 0: Off X X X X X X X X X : On X X X X X X X X X 8 RESET RESET X X X X X X X X X 8 Relay Test alle Relais / all relays X X X X X X X X X X = Possible settings

409ENG-Dec0 Installation / Technical Data 7 Installation Positioning without room sensor If there is no room sensor or the room sensor has not been activated the unit can be placed as desired. Positioning with room sensor When used with the unit sensor activated the unit must be placed at a height of approximately.0 to.50 m in a place representing the temperature of all rooms. It is advisable to choose an internal wall in the coolest room which is used in the day. The unit may not be positioned: In direct sunlight (take note of the position of the sun in winter) Near any equipment which produces heat like televisions, wall lights, radiators etc. On walls where hot water pipes or chimneys run. On outside walls which are not insulated. In corners, recesses, shelves or behind curtains (insufficient air circulation). Near doors which lead to unheated rooms. In rooms which are regulated with thermostatic valves. Mounting Open the cover and loosen the screw inside. Lift the unit off the back plate. Secure the back plate with the screws provided. The data bus cable must be threaded through the lower part of the back plate. With a data bus cable of over 50m cable of types JY-(ST) xx0.6 or LI YC T (TP) xx0.75 must be used. The screening must be connected to the earth terminal of the boiler. Note: on new installations use a box behind the room station. Electrical Connection Before connecting / wiring the power at the boiler must be off. The 4 core bus cable is connected to the 4 pole terminal on the back plate. After the wiring is complete the room station is slotted in from above and screwed to the back plate. Note: by incorrect wiring the remains in VERSION indication for approximately minute and then goes to fault indication. Technical Data Wiring: 4 pole screwed terminals on back plate for mm max wire cross section. Bus Interface: RS485 Power supply: From central unit Color: White RAL 906 Fixing distance: 60mm ( hole fixing) Wall Fixing: x mm dia x 8 long Weight: 70g Operating Temperature: -0 o C.+50 o C Storage Temperature: -5 o C.+60 o C Indication: Alpha numeric text indication as well as symbols