Pellas X R.Control TOUCH Guide

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INDEX
1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................................ 4
2GENERAL INFORMATION .................................... 5
3DATA REFERRING TO DOCUMENTATION............ 5
4DOCUMENTATION STORAGE .............................. 5
5SYMBOLS AND MARKINGS USED ........................ 5
6WEEE 2002/96/EG ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRONICS BILL........................................................... 5
USER MANUAL OF THE CONTROLLER ............ 7
7USER MENU STRUCTURE .................................... 8
8CONTROLLER MAINTENANCE ............................. 9
8.1 MAIN DISPLAY WINDOW DESCRIPTION .......... 9
8.2 CONTROLLER START UP................................. 10
8.3 BOILER TEMPERATURE SETTING ................... 10
8.4 FIRING UP...................................................... 10
8.5 OPERATION ................................................... 10
8.6 SUPERVISION ................................................ 11
8.7 BURNING OFF................................................ 12
8.8 PAUSE............................................................ 12
8.9 GRID .............................................................. 12
8.10 HOT WATER SETTINGS .................................. 12
8.11 HOT WATER TEMPERATURE SETTINGS ......... 13
8.12 HYSTERESIS OF HOT WATER.......................... 13
8.13 ACTIVATION SUMMER FUNCTION ................ 13
8.14 HOT WATER DISINFECTION ........................... 13
8.15 MIXER CIRCLE SETTINGS................................ 13
8.16 WEATHER CONTROL...................................... 14
8.17 NIGHT DECREASE SETTINGS DESCRIPTION.... 15
8.18 CIRCULAR PUMP CONTROL ........................... 15
8.19 FUEL LEVEL CONFIGURATION........................ 15
8.20 COOPERATION WITH ADDITIONAL FEEDER... 16
8.21 INFORMATION .............................................. 16
8.22 MANUAL CONTROL ....................................... 16
8.23 MENU FAVOURITE ........................................ 16
USER MANUAL OF CONTROLLER
INSTALLATION AND SERVICE SETTINGS....... 17
9HYDRAULIC SCHEMES ....................................... 18
9.1 SCHEME 1 ........................................................ 18
9.2 SCHEME 2 ........................................................ 19
9.3 SCHEME 3 ........................................................ 20
10 TECHNICAL DATA .............................................. 21
11 STORAGE AND TRANSPORT CONDITIONS......... 21
12 CONTROLLER INSTALLATION ............................ 21
12.1 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS .................... 21
12.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS .................... 21
12.3 INSTALLATION............................................... 22
12.4 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT CONNECTION ................... 22
12.5 SAFETY CONNECTIONS.................................. 24
12.6 ELECTRIC SCHEME ......................................... 24
12.7 TEMPERATURE SENSORS CONNECTION........ 25
12.8 WEATHER SENSORS CONNECTION................ 25
12.9 WEATHER SENSORS CHECKING ..................... 25
12.10 OPTICAL SENSOR CONNECTION .................... 26
12.11 MIXERS ROOM TEMPERATURE CONNECTION
...................................................................... 26
12.12 BOILER ROOM THERMOSTAT CONNECTION . 26
12.13 RESERVE BOILER CONNECTION ..................... 26
12.14 ALARMS SIGNAL CONNECTION ..................... 28
12.15 MIXER CONNECTION .....................................29
12.16 CIRCULAR PUMP CONNECTION .....................30
12.17 STB TEMPERATURE LIMITER CONNECTION ...30
12.18 ROOM PANEL CONNECTION ..........................30
13 STRUCTURE –SERVICE MENU ...........................31
14 SERVICE SETTINGS .............................................33
14.1 BURNER .............................................................33
14.2 BOILER ...............................................................35
14.3 CH AND HUW ....................................................36
14.4 BUFFER ..............................................................37
14.5 MIXER ................................................................37
14.6 OTHERS..............................................................38
15 SOFTWARE REPLACEMENT................................39
16 ALARMS DESCRIPTIONS.....................................40
16.1 FUMES MAX. TEMP. EXCEEDING ...................40
16.2 BOILER MAX. TEMP. EXCEEDING ...................40
16.3 BURNER MAX. TEMP. EXCEEDING..................40
16.4 BOILER TEMP. SENSOR DAMAGE...................40
16.5 BURNER TEMP. SENSOR DAMAGE .................40
16.6 COMMUNICATION LOSS................................40
16.7 FIRING UP FAILED ATTEMPT ..........................40
17 OTHER................................................................41
17.1 POWER STOPPAGE ........................................41
17.2 ANTIFREEZING PROTECTION .........................41
17.3 PUMP ANTI STANDSTILL FUNCTION ..............41
17.4 NETWORK FUSE REPLACEMENT ....................41
17.5 CONTROL PANEL REPLACEMENT ...................41
18 LAMBDA PROBE.................................................41
19 POSSIBLE FAULTS DESCRIPTION ........................42
20 COTROLLER CONFIGURATION BY BOILER
PRODUCER.....................................................................43
21 CHANGES REGISTER...........................................43

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1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Safety requirements are described in
following sections of this user’s manual.
Apart from them please obey requirements
described below.
Before installing, mending or
maintenance and during any
connecting works it is absolutely
necessary to disconnect the network
power and to make sure if the
connections and wires are not
electrically powered
After disengaging the controller by
keyboard there may still be a
dangerous electrical power on its
connections.
The controller must be used in
accordance with its destination
The controller must be covered with
the box
Additional automatic device must be
used to protect the boiler, central
heating and hot water installations
against the results of controller
breakdown or faults in its hardware.
It is essential to adjust parameters to
the given boiler time and to the fuel
type. All the conditions of usage the
installation must be considered. Faults
in adjusting the parameters may
cause boiler emergency mode
(overheating, backfire to the feeder,
etc.)
The controller is for boiler producers.
The boiler producer before its use
should check if the cooperation
between the controller and the boiler
is correct and is not dangerous.
The controller is not a spark-safe
device. It means that in emergency
mode may be the source of a spark or
high temperature which together with
dust or flammable gases can cause
fire or explosion.
The controller must be installed by the
boiler producer, in accordance with
valid norms and regulations
Modification of programmed
parameters should only be carried by
a person acquainted with this user’s
manual
The controller can only be used in
heating installations made in
accordance with valid norms and
regualations
The electrical circuit in which the
controller works should be protected
with a fuse proper for voltage used.
The controller can not be used with
damaged cover box
On no condition can any alterations to
the controller’s construction be made
The controller is equipped with an
electronic disconnector of connected
devices (working type 2Y in
accordance to PN-EN 60730-1) and
microdisconnector (working type 2B in
accordance to PN-EN 60730-1).
Children should not be allowed access
to the controller.

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2GENERAL INFORMATION
The controller is a modern electronic device
designed to handling the work of the pellet
boiler using help of optical flame brightness
sensor. The device is compactly build, easy
to install.
It can control the work of central heating and
hot water circuits and also control the work
of 5 mixing heating circuits. The required
temperature of heating circuits can be set on
the basis of data obtained from the main
sensor. The possibility of cooperation with
room thermostats, separate for each heating
circuit is beneficial for maintaining
comfortable temperature in heating rooms.
Moreover, the device turns on the spare
boiler (gas or oil one)
The controller can cooperate with additional
steering panel located in living rooms and
additional modul of lambda λsensor.
Handling of the controller is easy and
intuitive. The controller can be used within
the household and in small industrial
buildings.
3DATA REFERRING TO
DOCUMENTATION
The user’s manual of the controller is a
complementation of boiler documentation. In
particular it is necessary to apply the boiler
documentation. The user’s manual of the
controller is divided into two parts: for the
user and for the installer. However in both
parts vital information concerning safety is
included. That is why the user should get
aquainted with both parts of the user’s
manual.
We do not take responsibility for damages
caused by failing to observe the following
user manual.
4DOCUMENTATION STORAGE
We advise you to keep carefully this user
manual of installation and maintenance and
all other valid documentation, for immediate
use when needed. In case of removal or
selling the device all the documentation
should be handed to new user or owner.
5SYMBOLS AND MARKINGS USED
Following graphic symbols and markings are
used in the user manual:
-for relevant information and tips,
-for vital information related with
issues of property damage, health
and life risk of humans or domestic
animals,
Attention: by these symbols vital information
is marked. It is to allow easy understanding
of the user manual. User and installer is
however required to observe
recommendations not expressed by graphic
symbols!
6WEEE 2002/96/EG ELECTRICITY
AND ELECTRONICS BILL
The packaging and product is to be
utilised at the end of using period by a
proper recycling company.
The product can not be disposed together
with ordinary wastes.
The product can not be burned.

USER MANUAL OF THE CONTROLLER
R.Control TOUCH

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7USER MENU STRUCTURE
Boiler settings
Preset boiler temperature
Boiler weather control*
Boiler heating curve*
Parallel movement of curve*
Room temperature factor*
Power modulation
100%% blowing power
100%% Feeder work
100% Oxygen*
50%% Hysteresis H2
50% blowing power
50% Feeder work
50% Oxygen*
30% Hysteresis H1
30% blowing power
30% Feeder work
30% Oxygen*
Boiler hysteresis
Minimum boiler power FL
Maximum boiler power FL
Blowing power - grate*
Boiler oparation mode
Pellet
Grate
Regulation mode
Standard
FuzzyLogic
Fuel selection
Fuel level
Alarm level
Calibration of fuel level
Burner cleaning
Boiler night time decrease
On
Reduction value
Schedule
HUW settings
HUW preset temperature
HUW pump operation mode
Off
Priority
No priority
Summer
HUW tank hysteresis
HUW disinfection
HUW tank night time decrease
On
Reduction value
Schedule
Circulation pump night time decrease*
Summer/Winter
SUMMER mode
Summer
Winter
Auto
Activated temperature SUMMER *
Deactivated temperature SUMMER*
Mixer settings 1-5
Preset mixer temperature
Reduction of mixer thermostat
Mixer weather control*
Mixer heating curve *
Parallel movement of curve*
Room temperature factor*
Mixer night time decrease
On
Reduction value
Schedule
General settings
Clock
Date
Screen brightness
Sound
Language
Software update
WiFi settings*
* Not available if proper sensor or additional
module not connected or the parameter is
hidden.
Main menu
Information
Boiler settings
HUW settings *
Mixer 1-5 settings *
Summer/Winter
General settings
Manual control
Alarms
Service settings

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8CONTROLLER MAINTENANCE
In this chapter shortened controller’s handling is described.
8.1 MAIN DISPLAY WINDOW DESCRIPTION
Fig. 1 Main display window.
Key
1. Controller’s working modes: FIRING UP,
OPERATION, SUPERVISION, BURNING
OFF, BURNING OFF ON DEMAND, PAUSE
2. Boiler preset temperature,
3. Boiler measured temperature,
4. „Menu” enter list key
5. Information area:
- Fan,
- Feeder 1,
- Feeder 2,
- Pumps,
- Igniter,
- Operation on grid,
6. Measured temperature of hot water boiler
(HUW),
7. Preset hot water (HUW) boiler
temperature,
8. Clock and weekday
9. External (weather) temperature,
10. Functions having influence on preset
boiler temperature. Following symbols signal
respectively:
- Room thermostat
disconnection due to reaching
preset room temperature;
- Preset boiler temperature
decrease due to activated time
spans;
- Increase boiler preset
temperature during loading the hot
water boiler (HUW);
- Boiler preset temperature
increase from mixer circulation;
- Active return protection,
- Preset temperature increase
to load the buffer.
Both right and left window on main screen
can display different information. It is
possible to change information between:
mixer circuits (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), info, HUW or
fuel level window.
To display the fuel level view, set parameters
correctly.
Attention: fuel level can be seen in room
panel Room Control TOUCH.
WORK
THU
Boiler temperature
HUW temperature

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8.2 CONTROLLER START UP
After making sure that fuel is in the silo, and
the hatch is closed –the boiler can be
switched on. To activate boiler press the
screen “Boiler activated”, then “activate
controller?” sign will appear.
Fig. 2 Controller start up
After accepting, boiler will go into firing up
mode. There is another way to activate
boiler, Press MENU and then find and press
in round menu button: .
To switch off the boiler press MENU button
and then find and press button: .
Attention: the controller will go to burning off
process. Right after its finish a sign will
appear: “boiler switched off”.
8.3 BOILER TEMPERATURE SETTING
The preset boiler temperature and preset
circuits temperature can be set in the menu
(Possible temperatures are restricted with
range of respective service parameters of the
controller).
Menu →Boiler settings →Preset boiler
temperature
Menu →Mixer settings 1-5 →Preset
mixer temperature
Value of parameter: Preset boiler
temperature, is omitted by the controller
when preset boiler temperature is controlled
by weather sensor. Independently, the
preset boiler temperature is automatically
raised in order to load the HUW buffer and to
load heating circuits of mixers.
8.4 FIRING UP
FIRING UP mode is for automatic firing up of
furnace in boiler. Total time of firing up
process is depended on controller’s settings
(feeder operation time, heater operation
time, etc.) and on boiler’s condition before
firing up. Parameters influencing firing up
process are in the menu:
Menu → Service settings →
Burner settings →Firing up
In case of failed attempt of firing up the
furnace, another attempts are taken during
which amount of fuel (feeding time) is
reduced to 10% of first attempt’s dose.
Another attempts of firing-up are numbered
next to the symbol of an igniter .
After three failed firing up attempts an alarm
Failed firing up attempt is reported. Boiler’s
operation is then stopped. It is not possible
to automatically continue boiler’s operation.
Service intervention is required. After finding
and solving the cause of firing up failure the
boiler should be fired up again.
8.5 OPERATION
The fan operatres constantly –see Pic. 3.
Fuel feeder is engaged periodically. One
period consists of feeder operating time and
pause in feeding time.
Fig. 3 Fan and feeder operation periods.
Parameters related to Operation mode are :
Feeder operation time and Blowing power
located in:
Menu → Boiler settings →Power
modulation
and Cycle time operation located in Menu
→ Service settings →Burner settings →
Operation
There are two regulation modes responsible
for stabilization of boiler preset temperature:
feed time
OPERATION
feed time
OPERATION
feed interval
OPERATION
feed interval
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1. Standard
2. Fuzzy Logic
The mode can be changed this way:
Menu → Boiler settings →Regulation
mode
Standard mode operation:
If the boiler’s temperature reaches preset
one then the controller switches of to
SUPERVISION mode.
Controller is equipped with boiler’s power
modulation mechanism –which allows for
gradual power reduction when approaching
the preset temperature.
There are three power levels: maximal power
100%, medium power 50%, minimum power
30%.
Current power level is displayed on the
screen as 3 segmented indicator at the left
side of boiler’s icon.
Each level can be allocated with seperate fuel
feeding times and blowing power which
influence on actual boiler’s power level.
Power levels parameters are available in the
menu:
Menu →Boiler settings →Power
modulation
The controller regulates burner’s power with
which it operates depending on preset
temperature and defined hysteresis
Hysteresis H2 and Hysteresis H1.
It is possible to configure volumes H1 and H2
in such a way that modulation is done
without intermediate position. That means
switching from 100% to 30% with omission
of 50% power (right side of the picture).
Fig. 4 Hystereses H1 and H2 of power modulation
Operation in Fuzzy Logic mode:
In Fuzzy Logic mode the controller
automatically regulates burner power to
allow boiler operation in such a way to
maintain its temperature on preset level. The
controller uses power levels defined in
Standard mode. In this mode the parameters
Hysteresis H2 and Hysteresis H1 do not have
to be set.
The Fuzzy Logic mode unlike the Standard
mode is not faulty in respect of failing to
reach the preset boiler temperature due to
incorrect adjustment of Hysteresis H2 and
Hysteresis H. It also allows for quicker reach
the preset temperature.
Attention: If the boiler operates
without heat buffer and controller is
switched into SUMMER mode than
Standard mode operation of the
controller is recommended.
After exceeding the preset temperature by
5ºC the controller switches into
SUPERVISION mode.
8.6 SUPERVISION
SUPERVISION mode is applicable either in
regulation in STANDARD and Fuzzy Logic
mode.
The controller switches into SUPERVISION
mode automatically without user’s
intervention: - in Standard regulation mode
–after reaching the boiler preset
temperature, - in Fuzzy Logic steering –after
exceeding boiler preset temperature by 5ºC.
In SUPERVISION mode the controller
oversees the furnace, keeping it from
burning off. To do so, the burner operates
with very low power, what together with
properly adjusted parameters do not cause
further increase in temperature. Burner’s
power in SUPERVISION mode and other
parameters of Supervision are grouped in
menu:
Menu → Service settings →Burner
settings →Supervision
Parameters of SUPERVISION mode are to be
set in accordance to burner/boiler producer’s
recommendations. They should be so chosen
to prevent the furnace from burning off
during boiler’s pauses (the furnace should
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temperature, because it will cause too high a
temperature of the boiler). Operation and
pause time of the feeder in SUPERVISION
mode is set using following parameters:
Feeding time SUPERVISION, Cycle time
SUPERVISION and Blowing power
SUPERVISION.
The parameters in this mode must
be so chosen as to make the boiler
temperature gradually decreasing.
Incorrect settings can cause boiler
overheating.
Maximum time of boiler’s operating in
supervision mode is defined in parameter
Supervision time. If after this time (in
Supervision mode) there is no need to
restart the boiler then the controller starts
the process of boiler’s burning off.
For setting Supervision time = 0 the
controller omits SUPERVISION mode
and goes directly to BURNING OFF.
8.7 BURNING OFF
In burning off mode the leftovers of pellet
are burnt and the boiler is prepared to pause
or deactivation.
All the parameters influencing burning off
process are grouped in menu:
Service settings →
Burner settings →Burning off
The controller stops feeding fuel and makes
periodical blowings to burn off remnants of
fuel. After decrease of flame brightness or
maximum time of burning off expiration the
controller turns into PAUSE mode.
8.8 PAUSE
In PAUSE mode the boiler is being burnt off
and awaits the signal to start operation. The
following can be a signal to start operation:
decrease of preset boiler temperature
below preset temperature diminished by
boiler hysteresis (Boiler hysteresis),
by boiler operation configuration with the
buffer decrease of top buffer temperature
below preset value (Temperature when
start buffer feeding).
8.9 GRID
Some boilers have an additional grate to
burn other fuels such as wood waste, etc. To
activate the grid, move the parameters
available in the:
Main →Boiler settings →Boiler
operation mode
from "pellet" to "grid". In the grid mode fuel
feeder is turned off. The combustion process
is regulated by the fan. Fan power, when
working with grid, is set in:
Main →Boiler settings →Power
modulation →Blowing power –Grid
The values of parameters such as:
Main →Boiler settings →Preset boiler
temperature
Main →Boiler settings →Power
modulation →Boiler hysteresis
Main →Service settings →Burner
settings →Fuel detection time
are individually adjusted for the "grid". This
allows you to define different properties of
boiler operation for operation modes "grid"
and "pellets".
When using the grid an alarm "No fuel" can
appear. This alarm occurs when a
temperature drops below the value of the
parameter:
Main →Service settings →CH and HUW
settings →Temperature of activating the
CH pump
and then for a period of 10 minutes there
has been no growth.
8.10 HOT WATER SETTINGS
The controller regulates temperature of the
silo of Hot Water HUW, providing that the
temperature sensor is connected. When the
sensor is disconnected –the information
about it is displayed in the main window. By
selecting:
Menu →HUW settings →HUW pump
operation mode the user is able to:
deactivate feeding the silo, parameter
Deactivated,
setting HUW priority, by parameter
Priority –then CH pump is deactivated to
feed the HUW boiler quicker,
set simultaneous operation of CH and
HUW pump with the parameter No
priority,
activate function Summer.

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8.11 HOT WATER TEMPERATURE
SETTINGS
Preset temperature HUW is defined by
parameter:
Menu →Settings of HUW →HUW preset
temperature
8.12 HYSTERESIS OF HOT WATER
Below temperature HUW preset temperature
–HUW tank hysteresis the HUW pump will
activate to feed the HUW silo.
By small hysteresis value HUW
pump will activate faster after HUW
temperature decrease.
8.13 ACTIVATION SUMMER
FUNCTION
To activate SUMMER function which allows
feeding the HUW tank during summer,
without necessity to activate CH installation
and mixers periods, it is required to set the
SUMMER mode for Summer.
Summer/Winter SUMMER mode
In SUMMER mode, all heat
consumers can be switched off so
before turning it on, make sure
that the boiler will not overheat.
If the weather sensor is connected SUMMER
function can be activated automatically with
the Auto parameter with additional settings
at which the function is to be switched on /
off depending on the outside temperature of
the set parameters: Activated temperature
SUMMER, Deactivated temperature SUMMER.
8.14 HOT WATER DISINFECTION
The controller can automatically, periodically
make HUW tank warm up to 70ºC. It is done
to remove bacterial flora.
It is absolutely important to inform
all the inmates about activating the
disinfection function. There is a
danger of scalding with HUW hot
water.
Once a week at night between Sunday and
Monday at 2 a.m. the controller increases
temperature of HUW tank. After 10 minutes
of keeping the tank at 70ºC the HUW pump
is deactivated and the tank returns to its
normal operation. It is not advisable to
activate disinfection function while the
service of HUW is deactivated.
8.15 MIXER CIRCLE SETTINGS
Settings of first mixer circle are in the menu:
Menu →Mixer settings 1
Settings for other mixers are in following
sections of the menu and are identical in
each cycle.
Mixer settings without weather sensor:
It is required to set manually desired
temperature in mixer’s heating cycle using
parameter Mixer preset temperature, e.g.
50ºC. Such should be a value to provide
required room temperature.
After connecting a room thermostat, value of
decline in preset mixer temperature from
thermostat should be set. (parameters Mixer
room thermostat e.g. 5ºC. This value should
be chosen experimentally. A room
thermostat can be a traditional one or a
room panel Room Control. After activating
the thermostat, mixer preset temperature
will be reduced. When this value is reduced
correctly then room temperature increase
will be stopped.
Mixer with weather sensor setting without
room panel Room Control TOUCH:
Set parameter Mixer weather control in
position on. Adjust weather curve according
to point 8.16. Using parameter Parallel
movement of curve set required room
temperature according to formula:
Required room temperature = 20°C +
heating curve parallel movement.
Example:
To reach room temperature 25°C value of
heating curve movement must be set for
5°C. To reach room temperature 18°C value
of heating curve parallel movement must be
set for -2°C.
In this configuration a thermostat can be
connected. It will level inaccuracy of heating
curve adjustment in case when its value will
be too big. In such case value of decrease of
preset mixer room temperature from
thermostat should be set i.e. for 2°C. After
disconnecting thermostat plugs preset mixer
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adjustment of this reduction will stop
temperature increase of temperature in
heated room.
Mixer with weather sensor and room panel
Room Control TOUCH settings:
Set parameter Mixer weather control in
position off. Adjust weather curve according
to point 8.16. Controller Room Control
TOUCH automatically moves the heating
curve depending on preset room
temperature. The controller relates
adjustments to 20ºC, i.e. for preset room
temperature = 22ºC the controller will move
heating curve by 2ºC, for preset room
temperature = 18ºC the controller will move
heating curve by -2ºC. In some cases
described in point 8.16 it can be necessary to
adjust heating curve movement.
In this configuration room thermostat Room
Control TOUCH is able to:
reduce temperature of heating cycle by a
constant value, when preset temperature in
a room will be reached. Similarly like it was
described in previous point (not
recommended), or automatically, constantly
correct heating cycle temperature.
It is not recommended to use both these
possibilities at the same time.
Automatic correction of room temperature is
done according to formula: Correction =
(preset room temperature –measured room
temperature) x Room temperature ratio / 10
Example:
Preset temperature in heating room (set in
Room Control TOUCH) = 22ºC. Measured
temperature in room (using Room Control
TOUCH) = 20ºC. room temperature ratio =
15
Preset mixer temperature will be increased
by (22ºC –20ºC) x 15/10 = 3ºC. Correct
value of parameter must be found Room
temperature ratio. Scope: 0…50. The bigger
value of factor the bigger correction of preset
boiler temperature factor. When set on value
“0” preset mixer temperature is not
corrected. Attention: setting too high value
of room temperature ratio may cause cyclic
room temperature fluctuations.
8.16 WEATHER CONTROL
Depending on measured outside
temperature, automatically controlled can be
either preset boiler temperature and mixer
cycles temperatures. By correct adjustment
of heating curve temperature of heating
circuits is counted automatically depending
on value of external temperature. Thanks to
that by choosing proper heating curve for
given building, room temperature remains
approximately the same –no matter what
outside temperature.
Attention: in the process of experimental
adjustment of proper heating curve it is
necessary to exclude influence of room
thermostat on controller work (irrespectively
if room thermostat is connected or not), by
adjusting parameter:
- ror mixer cycle: Mixer settings 1 –
Mixer room thermostat = 0
In case of connected room panel Room
Control TOUCH set additionally room
temperature ratio = 0
Guidelines for correct heating curve settings:
- floor heating 0,2 -0,6
- radiator heating 1,0 - 1,6
- buffer 1,8 - 4
Fig. 5 Heating curves.
Tips for choosing proper heating curve:
If by falling outer temperature room
temperature is increasing, then value of
chosen heating curve is too big,
If by decreasing outer temperature, room
temperature is also decreasing, then value of
chosen heating curve is too low,
If by frosty weather room temperature is
appropriate and in warmer time is too low –
it is recommended to increase parameter
outdoors temperature (°C)
Weather preset temp. (°C)

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Parallel movement of heating curve and then
choose lower heating curve,
If by frosty weather room temperature is too
low and in warmer time too high –it is
recommended to reduce Parallel movement
of heating curve and choose higher heating
curve.
Buildings which are poorly isolated require
setting heating curve with higher values, and
for better isolated buildings heating curve
will have lower value.
Preset temperature, counted according to
heating curve can be decreased or increased
by controller when it goes beyond scope of
limits of temperatures for given cycle.
8.17NIGHT DECREASE SETTINGS
DESCRIPTION
Night time decreases for boiler, heating
circuits, HUW tank and circulation pump
operation:
The intervals can be used to define time
periods at which lower preset temperature
may be set e.g. for a night time or when the
user is not at home (e.g. he/she left for a
work/school). This feature enables automatic
reduction of preset temperature without
compromising the heat comfort and reduces
fuel consumption. Decrease of preset boiler
temperature in selected time intervals is
indicated by the symbol on the main
screen.
To activate time intervals, set the
parameter: Night time decrease for boiler or
the given heating circuit to ON. The
parameter Reduction value set the temp. the
reduction, one for all time intervals.
Decrease night can be defined separately for
every day of the week set Schedule.
Select the lowering of the temperature set
point and the beginning and end of a given
time interval.
8.18 CIRCULAR PUMP CONTROL
Functionality of circular pump is available
after connecting to Output H1 for controller
or Output H2 and H3 for additional module C.
Should be set the support Outputs H1 or
Output H2 and H3 to support the circulation
pump in:
Menu →Service settings →Output H1,
Output H2 and H3
Settings are in:
Menu →HUW settings →Circulation
pump night time decrease
and
Menu →Service settings → CH and HUW
settings
Settings of time control of circular pump are
analogical to settings of night time
decreases. In defined time periods circular
pump is deactivated. In omitted periods the
circular pump is switched into position
Circulation operation time what Circulation
standstill operation time.
8.19 FUEL LEVEL CONFIGURATION
Fuel level indicator activating:
To activate displaying fuel level following
parameters are to be set
Menu →Boiler setting →Fuel level →
Alarm level
On value bigger than “0”, i.e. 10%
Touching left or right window in main window
fuel level can be shown. Tip: fuel level can
also be seen in room panel Room Control
TOUCH (room panel is not a standard option
of the controller).
Fuel level indicator service:
Each time when fuel silo is filled to required
level it is necessary to press and keep the
current fuel level in main window. Following
info will appear:
Fig. 6 Fuel level service.
After choosing and accepting „YES” fuel level
will be set for 100%. Attention: Fuel can be
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refilled anytime, that means it is not needed
to wait till the silo is empty. However fuel
should be filled up to the level corresponding
to 100% and set the controller level as
described above.
Description of activity:
The controller measures fuel level on the
basis of its current consumption. Factory
settings will not always correspond to actual
fuel consumption , so to work correctly this
method needs level calibration by controller’s
user. No additional fuel sensors are required.
Calibration:
Fill the silo to the level which corresponds to
full level of fuel, then set value of parameter:
Menu →Boiler settings →Fuel level →
Calibration of fuel level →Fuel level
100%
In main window the indicator will be set on
100%. The calibration process is marked
with a pulsating fuel level indicator. The
indicator will pulsate until programming point
referring to minimum fuel level. Decreasing
level of fuel in the silo should be monitored
constantly. When fuel level reaches expected
minimum, parameter value should be set this
way:
Menu →Boiler settings →Fuel level →
Calibration of fuel level →Fuel level 0%
It is possible to bypass the calibration
process if following parameters will be set:
Fuel feeder efficiency and Tank capacity,
which are located in:
Menu →Service settings →Burner
settings →Operation
8.20 COOPERATION WITH
ADDITIONAL FEEDER
After connecting additional B module the
controller can cooperate with low fuel level
sensor in silo. After activating sensor , for
Additional feeder operation time controller
will connect auxiliary feeder to refill basic
fuel level. This parameter can be found in:
Menu →Service settings →Burner
settings
If parameter Additional feeder operation time
is set to zero, then operation of additional
feeder is switched off.
8.21 INFORMATION
Menu information enables view to measured
temperatures and allows to check which of
devices are currently activated.
After connecting extension
module of mixers information
about auxiliary mixers are
displayed.
8.22 MANUAL CONTROL
In the controller it is possible to manually
activate devices like i.e. pumps, feeder
engine, or blower engine. It enables to check
if the device is operating correctly and if it is
connected properly.
Attention: Entering manual control
is possible only in STAND-BY mode,
when boiler is switched off.
Fig. 7 Manual control window wiev, when OFF –means
that the device is off, ON –activated
Attention: long lasting activating of
fan, feeder or other device may
cause danger.
8.23 MENU FAVOURITE
In menu, on a lower stripe of the screen
there is a button: . After its
selection fast choice menu appears. Parts in
this menu are added by pressing for a while
the right icon in a round menu.
To delete selected position from favourites
menu it is needed to press it for a longer
while and accept its removal.

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9HYDRAULIC SCHEMES
9.1 Scheme 1
Fig. 8 Scheme with 4 way steering valve controlling central heating circuit1,where: 1 –boiler, 2 –
burner, 3 –controller, 4 –boiler temperature sensor CT4, 5 –fumes temperature sensor CT2S (only preview
temperature), 6 –servomotor of 4-way valve, 7 –mixer cycle pump, 8 –mixer cycle temperature sensor, 9
–tank of hot water, 10 –hot water pump, 11 –hot water temp. sensor CT4, 12 –weather temperature
sensor CT4-P, 13 –room panel Room Control TOUCH or standard room thermostat, 14 –return temperature
sensor.
To improve water circulation in gravity cycle it is necessary to use large nominal profiles
DN of a pipe and 4-way valve, not to use large amount of knees and profile narrowings.
Use other rules referring to gravity installations. If return sensor is installed closely, it is
necessary to isolate it thermically from surroundings and improve thermal contact with
pipe. Preset silo temperature must be set so high to ensure thermal power for mixer cycle
when at the same time heating water returning to the tank.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS:
Parameter
Setting
MENU
Preset boiler temperature
75-80C
menuboiler settings
Min. preset boiler temperature
65C
menuservice settingsboiler settings
Increase preset boiler temperature
5-20C
menuservice settingsCH and HUW settings
Mixer support 1
CH activated
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
Max. preset mixer temperature 1
70
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
Mixer heating curve 1
0.8 –1.4
menumixer heating 1
Mixer weather control 1
activated
menumixer setting 1
Select mixer thermostat 1
ecoSTER T1
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
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9.2 Scheme 2
Fig. 9 Scheme with heating buffer2, where:1 –boiler, 2 –burner, 3 –controller, 4 –boiler temperature
sensor CT4, 5 –fumes temperature sensor CT2S (only preview temperature), 6 –boiler pump, 7 –heating
buffer, 8 –hot water pump, 9 –hot water tank, 10 –hot water temperature sensor CT4, 11 –servomotor of
mixing valve, 12 –room mixer temperature sensor CT4, 13 –mixer pump, 14 –room panel Room Control
TOUCH with room thermostat function, 15 –thermostatic 3-way valve for return protection, 16 –buffer
higher temperature sensor CT4, 17 –buffer lower temperature sensor CT4, 18 –weather temperature
sensor CT4-P, 19 –additional module B.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS:
Parameter
Setting
MENU
Preset boiler temperature
80C
menuboiler settings
Min. preset boiler temperature
75C
menuservice settingsboiler settings
CH pump activating temperature
55C
menuservice settingsCH and HUW settings
Activating operation (buffer service)
activated
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Buffer loading start temperature
50
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Buffer loading stop temperature
75
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Mixer support 1
activated CO
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
Max mixer preset temperature 1
70
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
Mixer heating curve 1
0.8 –1.4
menumixer settings 1
Mixer weather control 1
activated
menumixer settings 1
Select mixer thermostat 1
ecoSTER T1
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
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9.3 Scheme 3
Fig. 10 Scheme with heating buffer and 5 mixing heating circuits3,where: 1 –boiler, 2 –burner, 3 –
controller, 4 –boiler temperature sensor CT4, 5 –fumes temperature sensor CT2S, 6 –boiler pump, 7 –
heating buffer, 8 –hot water pump, 9 –hot water tank, 10 –circular pump, 11 –3-way valve with
servomotor, 12 –mixer cycle pump, 13 –mixer cycle mixer sensor, 14 –room sensor CT7, 15 –room
sensor CT7, 16 –buffer higher temperature sensor, 17 –buffer lower temperature sensor, 18 –weather
temperature sensor CT4-P, 19 –room panel Room Control TOUCH with room thermostat function, 20 –
standard room thermostat, 21 –additional module B, 22 –additional module C, 23 –hot water temperature
sensor CT4.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS:
Parameter
Settings
MENU
Boiler preset temperature
80C
menuboiler settings
Min. preset boiler temperature
75C
menuservice settingsboiler settings
CH pump start temperature
55C
menuservice settingsHUW and CH settings
Activate operating (buffer service)
active
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Buffer loading start temperature
50
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Buffer loading stop temperature
75
menuservice settingsbuffer settings
Mixer support 1,2,3,4
active CH
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1…4
Max. mixer preset temperature 1,2,3,4
70
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1…4
Mixer heating curve 1,2,3,4
0.8 –1.4
menumixer settings 1…4
Mixer weather control 1,2,3,4
active
menumixer settings 1…4
Mixer thermostat selection 1
ecoSTER T1
menuservice settingsmixer settings 1
Mixer thermostat selection 2
ecoSTER T2
menuservice settingsmixer settings 2
Mixer thermostat selection 3
ecoSTER T3
menuservice settingsmixer settings 3
Mixer thermostat selection 4
universal
menuservice settingsmixer settings 4
Mixer support 5
Activate floor
menuservice settingsmixer settings 5
Max. mixer preset temperature 5
50
menuservice settingsmixer settings 5
Mixer heating curve 5
0.2 –0.6
menumixer settings 5
Mixer weather control 5
active
menumixer settings 5
3Shown hydraulic scheme does not replace the project of central heating and serves only as a sample!
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