Honeywell EVOTOUCH CONTROLLER User manual

evotouch
evotouch Controller
Installation

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Contents
Preface 2
System Conguration 3
Guided Config 3
Edit System Config 3
Factory Reset 3
Edit Zone Config 3
System Parameters 3
Binding and RF Test 3
Edit System Conguration 4
Boiler demand 4
Outdoor sensor 4
Edit Zone Conguration 4
To edit the zone name 4
To change the application 5
To change the sensor for the zone 5
To edit the application settings 5
Underoor heating setting 6
Min. Max. Setpoint 6
Radiator heating settings 6
Optimisation setting 6
Window function 6
Min. Max. Setpoint 6
Local override 6
Mixing valve settings 7
Pump run time 7
Actuator running time 7
Min flow temp, Max flow temp 7
Min. Max. Setpoint 7
Zone valves options 7
Fail safe 7
Min. Max. Setpoint 7
System Parameters 8
Cycle rate 8
Off temperature 8
Holiday temperature 8
Internal sensor offset 8
Min. boiler on time 8
Binding and RF Test 9
Heat Demand 9
Zone Binding 9
Outdoor Sensor 9
RF Test Heat Demand 9
RF Test Zones 9
RF Test Outdoor 9
Safety information 10
Approvals 10
EMC compliance considerations 10
Product handling 10
Location of device 10
Disclaimer 10
WEEE directive 2002/96/EC
Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment directive 10

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This extended evotouch Installation Guide provides information
about the installer functions available from the main conguration
menu.
For information about the other installer functions of evotouch
please refer to the printed Installation Guide supplied with
evotouch.
Preface

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The System Conguration menu provides access to the Installer
conguration options.
To display the System Conguration menu:
• PressMENU on the home screen for ten seconds.
The following warning will be displayed:
• PressYES to continue.
The System Conguration menu will then be displayed. This
provides the following options:
These are described in greater detail in the following sections.
Guided Cong
Leads you through the essential steps in setting up a system. For
more information see the Installation Guide.
Edit System Cong
See Edit System Conguration, page 4.
Factory Reset
Resets all settings to their factory defaults. The following prompt
is displayed:
• PressYES to continue.
Note: After a factory reset the system conguration is also lost.
Edit Zone Cong
Allows you to edit the name, application, and sensor assigned to
each zone. See Edit Zone Conguration, page 4.
System Parameters
Allows you to set parameters affecting the operation of the whole
system. See System Parameters, page 8.
Binding and RF Test
Allows you to bind or test sensors or actuators throughout the
system. See Binding and RF Test, page 9.
System Conguration

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Allows you to edit aspects of the system conguration. It provides
the following options:
Boiler demand
Allows you to specify whether the boiler is a heat demand
device:
Outdoor sensor
Allows you to specify whether there is an outdoor temperature
sensor:
• TospecifyanoutdoorsensorpressOUTDOOR SENSOR.
You will then be prompted to bind the sensor:
• WhenasuccessfulresponsehasbeenreceivedpressDONE.
Edit System Conguration
Edit Zone Conguration
Allows you to edit the name, application, and sensor assigned to
each zone.
You are rst prompted to specify the zone you want to edit:
• Pressthezoneyouwanttoedit.
The following menu shows the zone name, application, and
sensor currently assigned to the zone:
From this screen you have the following options:
To do this Do this
Edit the zone name Press the button
opposite the Zone
Name label
Change the
application
Press the button
opposite the
Application label
Change the sensor Press the button
opposite the Sensor
label
Edit the application
settings
Press NEXT
These options are described in greater detail in the following
sections.
To edit the zone name
• PressthebuttonoppositetheZone Name label.
• EditthenameasrequiredandpressDONE.

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To change the application
• PressthebuttonoppositetheApplication label.
The following menu allows you to choose the application:
The currently selected application for the zone is shown
highlighted.
• Presstheappropriateapplicationbutton.
The options are as follows:
Option Description
Underoor
heating
Underoor heating using
an HCE80(R) or HCC80(R)
controller.
Radiator
heating
Radiator control using an
HR80 radiator controller.
Mixing valve Mixing valve control using an
HM80.
Zone valves Zone valve control using an
HC60NG or BDR90.
You will then be prompted to bind the appropriate actuator:
Once the actuator has been successfully bound you are returned
to the Zoning Conguration screen.
To change the sensor for the zone
• PressthebuttonoppositetheSensor label.
The following screen shows the currently selected sensor type:
• PressINTERNAL DEVICE SENSOR to use the internal
temperature sensor in evotouch, in the zone where evotouch
is situated, or EXTRA REMOTE SENSOR to use a remote
sensor.
Note: Only one zone can be controlled by the internal sensor.
Selecting the internal sensor automatically congures all other
zones to use external sensors.
The following screen is then displayed:
• PressDEVICE SENSOR INFORMATION to use the
sensor for information only, or DISTRIBUTE SENSOR
INFORMATION to distribute the information to all actuators in
the zone.
To edit the application settings
• PressNEXT on the Zoning Conguration screen.
The following screen is then displayed:
• PressAPPLICATION SETTING.
The settings available for each of the applications are described
on the following pages.

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The following setting is available for the Underoor Heating
application:
Min. Max. Setpoint
This species the minimum and maximum temperature that can
be requested for the zone:
• Usethecontrolstosettheminimumandmaximumsetpoints,
and press DONE.
The following settings are available for the Radiator Heating
application:
Optimisation setting
Allows the HR80 to perform its own optimisation calculation
locallyusingthedesiredsetpoint,measuredtemperature,and
comfort schedule:
Window function
Enables the function built into the HR80 that detects when a
window is open (by measuring a drastic drop in temperature)
and automatically closes the radiator valve for a certain time for
energy saving:
Min. Max. Setpoint
See Min. Max. Setpoint,onthispage.
Local override
Allows the setpoint to be changed at the HR80. This is valid until
the next switching point:
Radiator heating settings
Underoor heating setting

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The following settings are available for the Mixing Valve
application:
Pump run time
Pump Run time (or pump overrun) species how long the pump
in the heat source needs to keep running to extract all the heat to
avoid blocking the heat source:
Actuator running time
Speciestheamountoftimetoopen/closetheactuator,inthe
range 0 to 100%.
Min ow temp, Max ow temp
The min/max ow temperature are limits to control the ow
temperature to achieve the target room temperature setpoint and
protect the heating system:
Min. Max. Setpoint
See Min. Max. Setpoint,page6.
Mixing valve settings
Zone valves options
The following options are available for the Zone Valves
application:
Fail safe
Species that the HC60NG/BDR90 output relay should switch
OFF if the RF communication is lost:
Min. Max. Setpoint
See Min. Max. Setpoint,page6.

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System Parameters
Allows you to set parameters affecting the operation of the whole
system:
Cycle rate
Species how often the boiler will switch on and off in any given
hour. measured as cycles per hour. A typical cycle rate is 6
cycles per hour, giving a 10 minute cycle length.
Off temperature
Species the temperature that the system will revert to when the
system is turned off, for frost protection.
Holiday temperature
Species the temperature set throughout all zones when the
user selects Holiday mode:
Internal sensor offset
Species the offset of the internal sensor temperature, when the
unit is placed in a location where the measurement needs to be
corrected:
Min. boiler on time
Species a minimum on time for the heat source, to ensure all
the heat is dissipated from the system before shutting off.

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Allows you to bind or test sensors or actuators throughout the
system:
Binding will normally be performed with evotouch positioned
beside the actuator or sensor, for convenience.
RF Test is then used to check the communication performance
of all devices in their correct locations.
Heat Demand
Binds to the heat demand device:
Zone Binding
You are rst prompted to specify the zone to bind:
You will then be prompted to bind one representative sensor and
one or more actuators to the selected zone.
Outdoor Sensor
Binds to the outdoor sensor:
RF Test Heat Demand
Tests the boiler heat demand:
RF Test Zones
You are rst prompted to specify the zone to test:
You will then be prompted to perform an RF test to the selected
zone.
RF Test Outdoor
Tests RF communication with the outdoor sensor.
Binding and RF Test