Ochsner OTE 3 User manual

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Operating Instructions
Heat Pump Control OTE 3 / OTE 4
Heat Pump Control
Heating/Cooling/Hot Water
Heating mode
OCHSNER OTE
MENU
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Contents
1General........................................3
1.1 Proper use ...................................3
1.2 CE-Labelling ................................3
2Safety instructions.....................4
3Description .................................5
3.1 System OTE.................................5
3.2 Further control elements..............5
4System operation.......................6
4.1 Main display.................................6
4.2 Menus ..........................................7
4.3 Password protection ....................7
5Heating/Cooling (Heating
circuits) .......................................8
5.1 Room temperature too high, too
low................................................8
5.2 Influence of room temperature.....8
5.3 Operation selection heating circuit
...................................................9
5.4 Temperature image....................10
5.5 Operational data ........................10
5.6 Relay test...................................11
5.7 Adjusting the heating curve........12
5.8 Set heating curve.......................14
5.9 Cooling curve.............................15
5.10 Setting the cooling curve........16
5.11 Setting the heating limit..........16
5.12 Set temperature for heating....17
5.13 Setting the cooling limit...........18
5.14 Set temperature for cooling....19
5.15 Set temperature manual
operation ................................20
6Hot water circuit.......................21
6.1 Operation selection....................21
6.2 Temperature image....................22
6.3 Operational data ........................22
6.4 Relay test...................................22
6.5 Set hot water temperature .........23
7Time program...........................24
7.1 Settings procedure.....................24
7.2 Time program for heating...........25
7.3 Time program for hot water........26
8Heat pump................................ 27
8.1 Temperature image ................... 28
8.2 Operational data........................ 28
8.3 Relay test................................... 29
8.4 De-icing start manual................. 30
9Auxiliary heater........................ 31
9.1 Temperature image ................... 32
9.2 Operational data........................ 32
9.3 Relay test................................... 32
10 Heat distribution / heat manager
................................................... 33
11 Cascade manager.................... 33
12 Photovoltaic-Energy own
consumption ............................ 34
13 Smart-Grid-Function (to BWP)35
14 Building Management ............. 36
15 Service-Report......................... 36
15.1 Setting date and time ............. 36
15.2 Set master data...................... 37
15.3 Floor screed heating programme
............................................... 38
15.4 Start the programme .............. 40
16 Error reports............................. 41
16.1 ALARM................................... 42
16.2 Procedure by ALARM............. 42
16.3 ERROR .................................. 43
16.4 Procedure by ERROR............ 43
16.5 Error table............................... 44
16.6 BLOCKINGFehler! Textmarke
nicht definiert.
16.7 Procedure by BLOCKING ...... 47
17 Heat meter ................................ 48
18 Annex........................................ 50
18.1 Technical Data Control........... 50
18.2 Temperature sensor............... 50

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1General
The following manual is intended to be a
support for the operation of OCHSNER
heat pumps which are equipped with the
OCHSNER Tronic Easy © (OTE) heat
pump control.
The precautionary pointers below will be
used in this document.
WARNING
Pointers which, if not heeded, can mean
danger to life and limb, and can also lead
to material damage. These pointers must
be heeded without fail.
ATTENTION
Pointer which, if not heeded, can lead to
an appliance malfunction and to material
damage (to system components, building,
...). These pointers must be heeded with-
out fail.
Tips which are intended to aid the job in
hand, or mean additional information for
the user.
1.1 Proper use
The control has been designed so that it
can be deployed in many different sys-
tems. It is thus possible that not all the
functions described here are used in your
system and accessories (such as sensors,
room remote controller etc.) are not in-
cluded in the scope of delivery.
The control may only be used for
the following purposes:
•Energy processing via heat pumps
and/or additional energy generators
(oil/gas/electricity).
•Hot water heating for hot water stor-
age tanks.
•Heating or cooling operation for direct
circuits and/or mixing circuits.
Any further uses are not recognised as
proper. OCHSNER accepts no liability for
possible damage (non-compliance with
instructions).
1.2 CE-Labelling
The product you have purchased con-
forms to the technical regulations valid at
the time of manufacture, and is CE-
conform.
NOTE

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2Safety instructions
Read this manual carefully before you
begin to adjust the heat pump.
Converting or altering the appli-
ance is not allowed. Work on
the appliance (repairs, altera-
tions) may only be carried out
by the manufacturer or by a
specialist authorised by the
manufacturer.
All circuit breakers in the heat-
ing system are to be turned off
before any work is carried out
on the terminal strips or electri-
cal connections (wiring). The
heating system consists of the
control, the auxiliary modules
and the components that are
connected to the control (heat
generator, pumps, safety ther-
mostats, etc.)
ATTENTION Danger to life and
limb!
Contact with the terminal strips,
wires connected to them, or
non-connected wires by persons
or by means of electrically con-
ductive materials is prohibited,
as the terminal strips could be
live (danger of contact with live
circuit).
The commissioning as well as
the servicing of the appliances
may only be carried out by per-
sonnel which are authorised by
OCHSNER.
The installation of the applianc-
es and their electrical wiring
may only be carried out by a
specialist according to local reg-
ulations and codes of practice.
Protective functions for the heat
pump can be activated by the
control. However, as the control
is not certified as a safety appli-
ance, the protection against
failure or damage to the heat
pump must be adapted to the
local instructions (for instance,
by additional external switching
of the safety appliances used.
The installation of the applianc-
es and their electrical wiring
may only be carried out by a
specialist according to local reg-
ulations and codes of practice.
OCHSNER accepts no liability for
possible damage due to im-
proper use.

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3Description
3.1 System OTE
The OTE © heat pump control contains
appliances for the automatic control of
heat pump heating systems with cooling
function as well as hot water heating. The
standard system always comprises at
least 2 components: OTE and operating
facility.
Fig. 1: OTE control in the heat pump
A control unit can regulate the following
system circuits/heat generators.
-1x direct circuit (HEATING and/or
COOLING)
-1x mixed circuit (HEATING and/or
COOLING)
-1x directly heated hot water tank
(with auxiliary heater)
-1x heat pump (HEATING and
COOLING)
-1x additional heat generator (electri-
cal auxiliary heater or release contact
for external heat generators).
All types of heat pumps can be controlled
(HEATING/COOLING):
-Brine/Water heat pumps
-Water/Water heat pumps
-Direct extraction/Water heat pumps
-Air/Water heat pumps with integrat-
ed de-icing
All settings required in the system can be
made via the Master Control Panel (Mas-
ter Control Panel can either be the basic
appliance or the room terminal with
touch display).
Fig. 2: Basic control panel
3.2 Further control elements
Further control elements are the room
control or the room terminal with touch
display. Room controls can be installed in
any desired room. The room terminal
with touch display is usable as either a
room control or as a Master Control Pan-
el with additional functions.
Fig. 3: Room controls
Fig. 4: Room terminal with touch display (op-
tional)
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4System operation
The heat pump operation takes place by
means of the basic operating panel. This
is easily accessible in a plastic housing
mounted on the heat pump. The user has
2 buttons and an illuminated display at
his disposal.
The heat pump has no separate
main switch. In emergencies, the
system must be switched off by
means of the specified circuit
breakers. The circuit breakers
must be so reachable as to en-
sure a switching off at any time.
4.1 Main display
Current temperatures and operational conditions are shown in the main display.
Fig. 5: Control unit MB64xx
Control using the control unit MB64xx in the heat pump's inside unit is described as fol-
lows. Separate operating instructions are available for the room control units and the
room terminal.
Heating mode
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Time of day
System flow tempera-
ture
(e.g.: buffer top)
Date
Outside tem-
perature
Heat pump opera-
tional condition
Button B
one step back
(ESC)
Hot water tem-
perature
Button A
Menu selection and
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4.2 Menus
By pressing button A, the main menu will
be called up. The heating system is dis-
played in the main menu. Each heat user
(heating circuits, hot-water circuits) and
each heat generator (heat pump, electric
auxiliary heater, furnace, etc.) has its own
sub-menu.
Example main menu:
Fig. 6: Main menu
4.3 Password protection
The OTE is operated in differently acces-
sible levels. This is to avoid inadvertent
incorrect parameter settings.
The customer service and system partner
levels are password protected.
Incorrect changes to settings in
password protected levels can
lead to damage to the system!
OCHSNER accepts no liability for
this!
ONLY change settings on the lev-
el you are permitted!
Fig. 7: Control unit MB64xx
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Menu description
Cursor
Indication of selec-
tion possibility
Button B
Button B (ESC)
Scroll bar
Indication of selec-
tion possibility
Button A
Button A
Settings button
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
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5Heating/Cooling (Heating circuits)
5.1 Room temperature too high, too low
With this function, the current room
temperature set value can be adapted for
individual requirements/circumstances
quickly and simply.
If, however, it is obvious that the room
temperature, especially at higher or low-
er outside temperatures does not comply
with your requirements, it is recom-
mended to adjust the heating/cooling
curve accordingly (see Section
5.8/5.10).
Settings procedure:
1. In the main display turn the button > the
comfort menu appears
2. Select the desired heating circuit in the com-
fort menu by turning and pressing the but-
ton.
3. The room temperature set value can be ad-
justed by turning the adjusting button.
4. The setting is stored by pressing ENTER.
5. By pressing of the ESC – button you return
to the main display.
Please observe: Any change in the room
temperature set value will automatically
shift the heating curve and change the
heating limit (the same holds for cooling
mode). Any change in the room tempera-
ture set value will also change the energy
consumption of your heat pump system.
5.2 Influence of room temperature
The set heating circuit flow temperature is always controlled according to the set heat-
ing/cooling curve (outside temperature dependent). If the system has a room control unit
or a room terminal with touch display (which can measure the current room temperature
in this heating circuit), the current room temperature can also be additionally used for
calculating the set flow temperature. If you wish to use this function, please contact your
OCHSNER system partner.
NOTE
Setpoint room temperature
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
ESC
ENTER
03-052
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
Room temp day
20.0
ESC
ENTER
03-052
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
Room temp day
21.0
ESC
ENTER
Setpoint room temperature
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
ESC
ENTER
Heating mode
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5.3 Operation selection heating circuit
The following modes of operation can be set:
Mode of operation Description
0: Standby mode
Heating circuit OFF (frost protection function still active)
1: Automatic
Automatic control according to the time program set, auto-
matic switch-over HEATING/COOLING (recommended)
4: Normal heating
mode
Without timer program, the heater control always controls to
room temperature set value.
5: Economy heating
mode
Without timer program, the heater control always controls to
set-back room temperature set value.
7: Manual heating
mode
Heating to a permanent set flow value (07-009)
Heating curve not active
8: Manual cooling mode
Heating to a permanent set flow value (07-009)
Heating curve not active
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment button in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the ad-
justment knob and confirm by pressing the
knob.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, select
the sub-menu by pressing the adjustment
knob.
4. Confirm the operation mode by pressing the
adjustment knob
5. Confirm the operation mode by pressing the
adjustment knob
6. Set the operation mode by turning the ad-
justment knob and store this by pressing.
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
03-050
Operation mode selection
heating
1: Automatic
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
ENTER
ESC
ENTER
1
07-009
Setpoint temper
30.0
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
03-050
Operation mode
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.4 Temperature image
The temperature image gives an overview of the condition and temperatures of direct
heating circuits and mixing circuits.
5.5 Operational data
Operational data
Description
02-051 Status heating circuit
0 = switched off
(e.g. heating limit exceeded)
1 = normal heating mode
3 = economy heating mode
Heating operation (reduced set value)
4 = frost protection mode
Control to "frost protection temperature" to avoid the heat-
ing circuit freezing up.
6 = hot water priority
(Heating circuit OFF during de-icing)
7 = holiday mode
8 = party mode
9 = normal cooling mode
11 = economy cooling mode
Cooling operation (reduced set value)
13 = manual operation
15 = party mode cooling
16 = drying: heating phase
(floor screed heating programme active)
17 = drying: steady phase
(floor screed heating programme active)
18 = drying: cooling phase
(floor screed heating programme active)
19 = drying: final phase
(floor screed heating programme still active)
22 = cooling mode extern
(cooling to external set value input)
23 = heating mode extern
(heating to external set value input)
00-000 Outdoor temperature
Current outside temperature
02-020 Outdoor temperature av-
erage value
Mean outside temperature (relevant for heat-
ing/cooling limit)
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
Outside temperature (TA)
Room temperature (TI) (only if there is a room unit)
Flow temperature
Depending on the type of system, the measured val-
ue will be taken from one of the following sensors:
-Buffer tank in system (TPO)
-no buffer (direct heating circuit (TWV))
-mixed heating circuit (TMK)
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01-001 Setpoint room tempera-
ture
Current room set value (dependent on operation
selection/time program)
00-002 Actual heating circuit flow
temperature
Current temperature in the heating circuit
01-002 Setpoint heating circuit
flow temperature
Current flow temperature; is generated by control in
order to reach the set room temperature
Example for heating circuit:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the desired menu by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob.
3. The temperature image for the selected
menu appears
4. The current values are displayed in the
temperature image
see temperature images; select the
menu by pressing the adjustment knob.
5. Select operational data or relay test in the
heating circuit menu by turning the ad-
justment knob and confirm by pressing >
call up data and return to main menu by
repeated pressing of the ESC knob.
5.6 Relay test
The output status can be seen in the relay test.
Output status Description
01-020 Heating circuit
pump
0: Heating circuit pump OFF
1: Heating circuit pump ON
01-021 Mixing valve
heating circuit
Mixer degree of operation:
-100% Mixer closed
0% both outputs (15, 16) mixers shut off
100% Mixer open
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
02-051
Status heating
1
00-000
Outdoor tempera
10.7
02-020
Outdoor tempera
12.0
01-001
Setpoint room t
12.0
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.7 Adjusting the heating curve
For weather dependent heating controls, the current set flow temperature is deduced by
means of the current outside temperature. The heating curve is also used. The heating
curve is adjusted using 3 parameters. Heating starts only when the mean outside temper-
ature in the past 10 h (standard setting) is lower than the set heating limit (see Section 0)
Parameter Description
03-001 Base point temperature
heating curve
The desired flow temperature at 20°C outside tem-
perature is set here.
03-012 Design outside tempera-
ture
The standardised lowest outside temperature in the
climate region is set here.
03-013 Design supply tempera-
ture (VLT)
The desired flow temperature at standard outside
temperature is set here.
Fig. 8: Heating curve with setting parameters
If required, when the room temperature is too low or too high, the user can make small
adjustments to the heating curve by means of the following table. The basic settings for
the heating curve are to be carried out by a specialist engineer.
As changes to settings - due to the inertia of the heating system - only affect the room
temperature time-delayed, it is recommended to only carry out one adjustment step
per day.
Outside tempera-
ture by day
Room temperature
too cold
too warm
+ 5 °C to +15°C Set base point temperature (03-
001) higher
Set base point temperature
lower
-15°C to + 5 °C Set VLT at standard temperature
(03-013) higher
Set VLT at standard tempera-
ture lower
20°C
VLT [°C]
TA [°C]
Heating
03-012 Design outside temperature
03-013 VLT at Standard
outside temperature
03-001 Base point temperature
heating curve
Heating limit
(s. section
5.11)

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Record the adjustments in the Table:
Date
Heating curve
Comments
03-001
03-013
Table 1: adjust heating curve
Fig. 9: Heating curve correction
a) Modified heating curve when the base point temperature (03-001) is set higher
b) Basic heating curve set by the heating engineer during commissioning
c) Modified heating curve when the base point temperature (03-013) is set lower
35
5
10
15
20
25
30
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
15
20
Outside temperature [°C]
Flow temperature heating circuit (VLT) [°C]
Design supply temperature (03-013)
Base point temperature heat-
ing curve (03-001)
a
c
b

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5.8 Set heating curve
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob. > the temperature image for the
heating circuit appears.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, se-
lect the heating circuit menu by pressing
the adjustment knob.
4. By turning the adjustment knob, select
settings in the main menu and confirm this
by pressing the knob.
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select
heating curve and confirm this by pressing
the knob.
6. In heating curve temperature image, select
the heating curve menu by pressing the ad-
justment knob.
7. Select the Base point temperature heating
curve by pressing the adjustment knob
8. Change/set the parameter by turning the
settings knob and store by pressing, re-
peated pressing returns to main display.
All other heating curve parameters can be adjusted in similar fashion.
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Time programm
Target temperature heating
Heating curve
Target temperature cooling
ESC
ENTER
20.0 °C
ESC
03-001
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
Base point temperature
heating curve
ESC
ENTER
03-013
Design supply t
35.0
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
03-001
Base point temp
20.0
03-012
Design outside
-15
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
35.0 °C Heating curve VLT
15 °C
20.0 °C
Outside temperature 20 °C
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.9 Cooling curve
For weather dependent controls, the current set flow temperature is deduced by means
of the current outside temperature. The cooling curve is adjusted using 3 parameters.
Parameter Description
03-043 Cooling setpoint temper-
ature
The desired flow temperature at 20°C outside tem-
perature is set here.
03-047 Design outside tempera-
ture cooling curve
The standardised outside temperature in the cli-
mate region is set here.
03-048 Design supply tempera-
ture cooling curve
The desired flow temperature at standard outside
temperature is set here.
Fig. 10: Cooling curve with setting parameters
Dew point limit:
In the "cooling" mode, the minimum flow temperature is limited. The limit (dew point) is
calculated by the control using the following values:
•Current room temperature:
•Current relative humidity in the room
If no room temperature can be measured, the current outside temperature is used. If no
relative humidity can be measured, the dew point limit is calculated using a substitute
value of 60% rel. (Room temperature and humidity can be measured by the room control
units or by the room terminal with touch display).
Incorrect cooling curve settings can cause damage to the system (condense wa-
ter build up). OCHSNER accepts no liability for this! Change the cooling curve
settings only after consulting your contractual partner!
Flow-set-
temperature [°C]
TA [°C]
03-047 Standard
outside temperature cooling
20°C
Cooling
03-048 Design supply tempera-
ture cool
ing curve
03-043 Cooling set-
point temperature
Dew point limit

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5.10 Setting the cooling curve
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Cooling circuit by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob. > the temperature image for the
heating circuit appears.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, se-
lect the heating circuit menu by pressing
the adjustment knob.
4. By turning the adjustment knob, select
settings in the main menu and confirm this
by pressing the knob.
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select
cooling curve and confirm this by pressing
the knob.
6. In cooling curve temperature image, select
the cooling curve menu by pressing the ad-
justment knob.
7. Select the cooling setpoint temperature by
pressing the adjustment knob
8. Change/adjust the parameter by turning
the adjustment knob and store this by
pressing. By repeated pressing of the ESC –
knob you return to the main display.
5.11 Setting the heating limit
By setting the heating limit, the mean outside temperature at which the heating circuit's
heating function is activated will be set. If the mean outside temperature is higher than
the set value, the heating function will not be released.
Please observe: "A difference of at least 5K must be given between the heating and cool-
ing limits!" Example setting: Heating limit =15°C and cooling limit =20°C
Settings procedure: see section 5.12
03-043
HEATINGCIRCUIT 2
Cooling setpoint temperature
cooling curve
17.0 °C
ESC
ESC
ENTER
03-048
Design supply t
17.0
HEATINGCIRCUIT 2
03-043
Cooling setpoin
17.0
03-047
Design outside
32
HEATINGCIRCUIT 2
ESC
MENU
17.0 °C Cooling curve VLT
20 °C
17.0 °C
Outside temperature 32 °C
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
Heating curve
Target temperature cooling
Cooling curve
Configuration
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
ESC
MENU
Main menu
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
ENTER
HOT WATER
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HEAT PUMP
Heating mode
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5.12 Set temperature for heating
Any change in the room temperature set value will automatically shift the heating curve
and change the heating limit (the heating curve is related to a room temperature set val-
ue of 20°C).
Set values Description
03-051 Room temperature
day heating operation
The desired normal room temperature is set here. (see
time program)
03-053 Room temperature
night time heating operation
The desired set-back room temperature is set here.
(see time program)
03-021 Heating limit outdoor
temperature
The desired heating limit is set here.
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main display
> the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the ad-
justment knob and confirm by pressing the
knob. > the temperature image for the heat-
ing circuit appears.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, select
the heating circuit menu by pressing the ad-
justment knob.
4. By turning the adjustment knob, select set-
tings in the main menu and confirm this by
pressing the knob.
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select target
temperature heating and confirm this by
pressing the knob.
6. Select the Room temp. day heating operation
by pressing the adjustment knob
7. Change/adjust the room temperature by turn-
ing the adjustment knob and store this by
pressing. > By repeated pressing of the ESC –
knob you return to the main display.
NOTE
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
03-051
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
Room temp day
heating operation
20.0 °C
ESC
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Time programm
Target temperature heating
Heating curve
Target temperature cooling
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.13 Setting the cooling limit
By setting the cooling limit, the mean outside temperature at which the heating circuit's
cooling function is activated will be set. This is also valid when using the passive cooling
function. If the mean outside temperature is lower than the set value, the cooling func-
tion will not be released.
Please observe: "A difference of at least 5K must be given between the heating and cool-
ing limits!" Example setting: Heating limit =15°C and cooling limit =20°C
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob. > the temperature image for the
heating circuit appears.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, se-
lect the heating circuit menu by pressing
the adjustment knob.
4. By turning the adjustment knob, select
settings in the main menu and confirm this
by pressing the knob.
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select
configuration and confirm this by pressing
the knob.
6. Confirm the cooling limit by pressing the
adjustment knob
7. Change/adjust the limiting cooling temper-
ature by turning the adjustment knob and
store this by pressing. > By repeated press-
ing of the ESC – knob you return to the
main display.
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
Cooling limit
20.0 °C
03-036
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
ESC
outdoor temperature
Cooling limit
20.0 °C
03-036
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
ESC
outdoor temperature
15.0
03-036
Cooling limit
20.0
ESC
ENTER
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
03-012
Design outside
-15
03-013
Design supply f
35.0
03-021
Heating limit
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Heating curve
ESC
ENTER
Target temperature cooling
Cooling curve
Configuration
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.14 Set temperature for cooling
-Any change in the room temperature set value will automatically shift the cooling
curve and change the cooling limit (the cooling curve is related to a room tempera-
ture set value of 22°C).
-Every heating circuit can also cool, provided it was parametered during commis-
sioning.
Set values Description
03-054 Room temp day cooling
operation
The desired normal room temperature is set here.
(see time program)
03-056 Room temp night cooling
operation
The desired set-back room temperature is set here.
(see time program)
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob. > the temperature image for the
heating circuit appears.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, se-
lect the heating circuit menu by pressing
the adjustment knob.
4. By turning the adjustment knob, select
settings in the main menu and confirm this
by pressing the knob.
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select
target temperature cooling and confirm
this by pressing the knob.
6. Select the Room temp. day cooling opera-
tion by pressing the adjustment knob
7. Change/adjust the room temperature by
turning the adjustment knob and store this
by pressing. > By repeated pressing of the
ESC – knob you return to the main display.
NOTES:
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
03-054
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
Room temp day
cooling operation
22.0 °C
ESC
03-054
HEATINGCIRCUIT 1
Room temp day
cooling operation
22.0 °C
ESC
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
03-054
Room temp day
22.0
Room temp night
25.0
Slope summer co
20
Start point sum
28.0
ESC
ENTER
03-056
03-045
03-044
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Time programm
ESC
ENTER
Target temperature heating
Heating curve
Target temperature cooling
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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5.15 Set temperature manual operation
For the "Manual operation heating" or "Manual operation cooling" selection, a fixed set
temperature is used for the control. To activate the manual operation, see Section 5.3.
ATTENTION
The heating and cooling limits are not active in this mode!
Control is to the set temperature, independent of the current outside tempera-
ture.
Settings procedure:
1. Press the adjustment knob in the main
display > the main menu appears
2. Select the Heating Circuit by turning the
adjustment knob and confirm by pressing
the knob. > the temperature image for the
heating circuit appears.
All heating circuits are always displayed in
the main menu.
3. In heating circuit temperature image, se-
lect the heating circuit menu by pressing
the adjustment knob.
4. Operation mode selection 7 in the heating
circuit menu: Select Manual heating mode
and confirm by pressing the adjustment
knob
5. By turning the adjustment knob, select
Setpoint temperature manual operation
mode and confirm this by pressing the
knob.
6. Change/adjust the parameter by turning
the adjustment knob and store this by
pressing. By repeated pressing of the ESC –
knob you return to the main display.
ESC
07-009
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Setpoint temperature manual
operation mode
30.0 °C
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
03-050
Operation mode
7
07-009
Setpoint temp
30.0
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
ESC
MENU
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
Operation mode
Operational data
Settings
Relay test
ESC
ENTER
HEATING CIRCUIT 1
HEATING CIRCUIT 2
HOT WATER
HEAT PUMP
ESC
ENTER
Main menu
Heating mode
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