Purmo TempCo Central User manual

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User Guide GB
MAIN ZONE PROGRAMMER 230V 3 - 37
Guide d’utilisation F
CENTRALE DE PROGRAMMATION 230V 38 - 73
Bedienungsanleitung D
ZENTRAL PROGRAMMER & THERMOSTAT 74 - 108
Handleiding NL
CENTRALE PROGRAMATOR 230V 109 - 143
Poradnik użytkownika PL
Termostat z programem . 144 –178
Manualul utilizatorului RO
Programator zonal principal 179 –214
Manualul utilizatorului RU
Термостат с программой установки времени 215 - 249
MAIN ZONE
PROGRAMMER
THERMOSTAT 230V

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Installation and Operation Manual
IMPORTANT!
Before starting work the installer should carefully read this
Installation & Operation Manual, and make sure all instructions
contained therein are understood and observed.
- The Main zone digital programmer should be mounted, operated
and maintained by specially trained personnel only. Personnel in
the course of training are only allowed to handle the product under
the supervision of an experienced fitter. Subject to observation of
the above terms, the manufacture shall assume the liability for the
equipment as provided by legal stipulations.
- All instructions in this Installation & Operation manual should be
observed when working with the controller. Any other application
shall not comply with the regulations. The manufacturer shall not
be liable in case of incompetent use of the control. Any
modifications and amendments are not allowed for safety reasons.
The maintenance may be performed by service shops approved by
the manufacturer only.
- The functionality of the controller depends on the model and
equipment. This installation leaflet is part of the product and has to
be obtained.
APPLICATION
- The Main zone digital programmer is developed to control and
manage all installations of water floor heating and cooling
equipped with our UFH range thermostat. The temperature in each
room is managed the control of actuators mounting on the
manifold.
- The controller is normally used in conjunction with a complete
connecting box “UFH-MASTER” with or without “Heating & Cooling
module” to connect all electrical & hydraulic components of the
installation like a circulation pump, actuators...
- The controllers have been designed for use in residential rooms,
office spaces and industrial facilities.
Verify that the installation complies with existing regulations before
operation to ensure proper use of the installation.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Before starting work disconnect power supply!
- All installation and wiring work related to the controller must be
carried out only when de-energized. The appliance should be
connected and commissioned by qualified personnel only. Make
sure to adhere to valid safety regulations.
- The connecting boxes are neither splash- nor drip-proof.
Therefore, they must be mounted at a dry place.

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- Do not interchange the connections of the thermostats and the
230V connections under any circumstances! Interchanging these
connections may result in life endangering electrical hazards or
the destruction of the appliance and the connected sensors and
other appliances.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS...........................................................7
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS................................................7
PRESENTATION (Display, keys) ..................................................8
Main display description .........................................................8
Keypad description.................................................................8
Key lock function ....................................................................9
Main menu presentation.........................................................9
References, Symbols and Abbreviations................................9
Menus Presentation.....................................................................10
Thermostat settings.....................................................................11
Zones menus...............................................................................12
Zones Thermostat....................................................................12
View 12
Rename................................................................................13
Working Mode ......................................................................14
Program................................................................................15
I.T.C.S function.....................................................................22
Cooling Function...................................................................22
Zone A......................................................................................23
Zone B......................................................................................23
Specials Functions.......................................................................24
Holidays ...................................................................................24
Anti Freeze...............................................................................25
Stop..........................................................................................26
Main Settings...............................................................................27
Language.................................................................................27
Clock Adjustment .....................................................................27
Installation................................................................................28
Regulation Sensor................................................................28
Regulation type.....................................................................29
Calibration sensor.................................................................30
Pump Exercise .....................................................................31
Units Am / Pm.......................................................................31
Installation type.....................................................................32
Display .....................................................................................33
Factory settings........................................................................33
Heat & Cool Mode .......................................................................34

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Special display.............................................................................35
Divers...........................................................................................36
Corresponding value for sensors..............................................36
Memory safe.............................................................................37
Notes........................................................................................38
Taal........................................................................................137
Annexes: PROGRAM “P1 to P9”............................................264

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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Flush Mounting version, standard fixing with 60mm axes.
Large graphic display with backlight
Easy use interface (5 keys with scroll menu).
Several languages available
Graphic view for program with icons to help the creation.
Available for Heating & cooling installations (with reversible heat
pump)
Residual humidity supervision
Possibility to regulate on:
- Air sensor only
- Floor sensor only
- Air & Floor combined with different possibilities.
Temporary override function (2H)
Silent (Triac output)
Sensors Auto checks (Short circuit and breaks)
Permanent memory storage
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Measured temperature
precision
0.1°C
Operating temperature
0°C - 50°C
Setting temperature range
5°C - 35°C by 0.5°C step
Regulation
characteristics
- Hysteresis (ON/OFF)
- Proportional Integral (PWM)
Electrical Protection
Class II - IP30
Power Supply
Product consumption:
Full load (without actuators)
standby
Done by the MASTER UFH
230V +/- 10% 50Hz
~ 3,5W
~ 1.8W
Outputs:
Actuator
Pilot Zone A&B
TRIAC
230VAC 75W Max (4 actuators)
2 TRIACS 230VAC.
With a Maximum of 6 thermostats
per zones.
Norms and homologation:
Your thermostat has been
designed in conformity with the
following standards or other
normative documents:
EN 60730-1 : 2003
EN 61000-6-1 : 2002
EN 61000-6-3 : 2004
EN 61000-4-2 : 2001
Low voltage 2006/95/CE
EMC 2004/108/CE
Software version
Displayed during the init (after
power supplying) Version 1.x x

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PRESENTATION (Display, keys)
Main display description
1: Date and hours.
2: Simplified drawing of the water floor loops.
- The logo is in movement to show water circulation.
3: Sensor used for the regulation.
4: Status line available for each zone
- Show the residual humidity, working mode, status mode,
key lock function...
Keypad description
( ) Back key to return to the previous menu.
* In the main screen short press on this key permit to view the
status other zones in the status line.
(►+) Navigation key “down” in menu or plus key for value edition.
(◄-) Navigation key “up” in menu or minus key for value edition.
(OK) Validation key to enter in submenu or:
* In the main screen (shortcut function)
- Short press on this key permit the direct access to the working
mode of the displayed zone in the status line.
- Long press on this key permit the direct access to the thermostat
settings of the main zone (zone managed by the programmer).
(i) Main menu key.
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Key lock function
Use this function to avoid change on your thermostat. (Available in
the main display only)
To lock the keypad, maintains the keys (-) &(+) pressed and then
the symbol “ “appears in the status line.
To unlock the key pads repeat this procedure, (the symbol “ ”
will disappear.
Main menu presentation
First of all, press (i) to enter on the navigation menu.
(The title of the active menu is always write on the top of the
screen)
When you enter on the navigation menu you can choose another
submenu by moving the selection cursor “” with the keys (►+) or
(◄-), then you can enter in this submenu by pressing the (OK) key.
From all menu or submenu you can press ( ) to return to the
previous menu.
If you want to return to the main screen quickly press (i) to come
back to the main menu and press ( ) to the come back to the
main screen.
References, Symbols and Abbreviations used in the leaflet
Comfort symbol (Day)
Reduced symbol (Night)
Temporary override function
Standby mode
Automatic symbol
Antifreeze symbol
Residual Humidity Symbol
ITCS Intelligent temperature control system
ZONE group of room (thermostat) which works on the same
channel A or B.

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Menus Presentation
1/ Thermostat setting
↳Comfort setting
↳Reduced setting
↳Humidity set point
2/ Zones Menu
↳Zone1 Thermostat
↳View
↳Rename
↳Working Mode
↳Program
↳ITCS
↳Cooling Function
↳ZoneA A
↳View
↳Rename
↳Working Mode
↳Program
↳ZoneB B
↳View
↳Rename
↳Working Mode
↳Program
3/ Special Function
↳Holidays
↳Anti Freeze
↳Stop
4/ Main settings
↳Language (English, French, German...)
↳Clock adjustment
↳Installation
↳Regulation sensor (Ambient, Floor...)
↳Regulation type (On/Off, PWM...)
↳Calibration sensor
↳Pump Exercise
↳Units Am/Pm...
↳Installation type (cooling, Heating...)
↳Display
↳Factory settings
5/ Heat & Cool Mode
↳Heating

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↳Cooling
1 Thermostat settings (for the main zone only)
On this submenu you can adjust the actual settings temperature
and humidity level for the main zone (zone managed by the
programmer).
With the keys (◄-) or (►+) move the selection cursor in front of the
setting which must be adjusted, then press the (OK) key to start
blinking the value. Now you can adjust the value with (◄-) or (►+).
Once the value adjusted press (OK) to valid your adjustments.
- The day and night settings, will be these of the current
working mode (Heating or Cooling).
- The Humidity level is used only in cooling mode to prevent the
house of residual humidity in the air.
If humidity is detected the system will stop the cooling function in
the house and start up the humidity drier.
You could see the activation of this function in the status line of the
main screen.
Note:
You can reach quickly this menu by pressing the (OK) key during 2
seconds on the main screen.
Thermostat Setti

20.0°C
18.0°C
rH 60%
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* The drop will be
blink to indicate the
humidity level is
reached.

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2 Zones menus
On this submenu you can see all the zones of your installation.
Select the desired zone with (◄-) or (►+) and press (OK) to enter
in the submenu of this zone.
You have two types of zones on your programmer:
- Main Zone “Zone1 Thermostat”
You have a complete control on this zone (setting temperatures,
working modes, ITCS...)
- Secondary zones “Zone A”and “Zone B”
You have only the control of the working mode and the program on
these two zones.
2.1 Zones Thermostat
On this submenu you could view all the parameters and functions
of the zone: Status, renamed, built a program...
2.1.1 View
To enter in the “View” menu select the line with the arrow cursor
and press (OK).
Zones Menu
Zone1 Thermostat
ZoneA A
ZoneB B
Zones Thermostat
View
Rename
Working Mode
Program
ITCS No

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On this submenu you could see all information of the main zone.
1st Screen presentation:
2nd Screen presentation:
Press on the (►+) key to accede it.
2.1.2 Rename
To enter in the “Rename” menu select the line with the arrow
cursor and press (OK).
To rename the zone press (OK) to start blinking the letter which
must be changed, choose the letter with (◄-) or (►+).
20.0°C
18.0°C
User1
0 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 24
Thermostat View
Position of the current
hour in the day.
Actual setting
temperatures
Program number
Graphic program
for the current
day
Working mode
Second page
access
+
Zone Name
20.0°C
18.0°C
Thermostat View
Actual room
temperatures
Actual Floor
temperatures
Floor output
status
First page
access
+
Zone Name
Zones Thermostat
View
Rename
Working Mode
Program
ITCS No

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Once the letter has been chosen press (OK) to jump to the
following letter. (The maximum size of the name is 10 letters).
2.1.3 Working Mode
To enter in the “Working mode” menu select the line with the
arrow cursor and press (OK).
To change the working mode move the negative cursor with (◄-)
or (►+) on the desired mode.
Once the choice has made press (OK) to valid and come back to
the previous menu.
Zone1 Rename
Thermostat
Zones Thermostat
View
Rename
Working Mode
Program
ITCS No
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2.1.4 Program
To enter in the “Program” menu select the line with the arrow
cursor and press (OK).
Use this menu to choose and built a program. To change the
program number, choose the line “Number” with the cursor and
press (OK) to start blink it.
Then you can choose another program with (◄-) or (►+). Once
the choice made press (OK) to valid.
You will have the choice between 9 built-in programs “P1 to P9”
and 3 user programs “U1 to U3”free adjustable.
Note:
The program will always switch between Comfort and Reduced
temperatures.
The functions will be different if you choose a built-in or a user
program.
- You could only view the graphic representation of built-in
program. (See parts annexe for the complete hour description of all
built-in programs)
Zones Thermostat
View
Rename
Working Mode
Program
ITCS No
Thermostat Program
Number P1
View
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Use the (◄-) or (►+) to view the other days of the week and press
(OK) to view the commutation hours of the steps during the day.
Now use (◄-) or (►+) to view to the other commutation hours.
Press (OK) to come back to the previous screen (day screen).
Press ( ) to finish the viewing and come back to the program
submenu.
- You could view, modify or delete a user program when it already
created.
User Program creation
Symbols and explanation for program creation:
First step of the day ( Comfort temperature)
The wakeup hour need to be adjusted.
Last step of the day ( Reduced temperature)
The sleeping hour need to be adjusted
Middle step of the day ( Reduced temperature)
The leaving hour need to be adjusted
Middle step of the day ( Comfort temperature)
The comeback hour will need to be adjusted
- The program pitch is 15min with a maximum of 6 steps during the
day (3 periods => 1 period = ).
- On each side of the icons you will have a small number “1to 6” to
indicate the number of the step during the day.
All the time, when a value or icons start to blink you will be invited
to make a choice, once the choice is made press the (OK) key to
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When you choose a user program for the first time, you will be
proposed to create this program.
Note:
By default the user program is adjusted on Comfort temperature for
all the week.
To start the creation move the selection cursors on the line “create”
and press (OK). The following screen should be appearing:
Choose the day(s) which must be program with the same step
during the day, to select or deselect the day move the underline
cursor under the desired day with (◄-) or (►+) and press (OK).
The days selected, ready for programmed must be blink. Then
move your underline cursor on the arrow icon with (►+) and press
(Ok) to continue the procedure.
The following display must be appearing:
Thermostat Program
Number User1
Create
Day selection
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1
00 : 00

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Example:
Selected days are Monday to Friday (5 days)
Now you are invited to adjust the hour of the first step of the
program with (◄-) or (►+), press (OK) to valid and jump to the
following step.
Now you are invited to choose the type (icons) of the next step of
the program, 2 choices will be possible:
- 1st choice is to choose the sleep icons. (End of the day)
- 2nd choice is to choose the leaving icons, to add one step to the
program during the day.
When the choice is made, press (OK) to valid and adjust the hour
of this step.
Now you are invited to adjust the hour of the step with (◄-) or
(►+), press (OK) to valid and jump to the following step.
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1 2
05 : 30
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1 2
05 : 30 07 : 45
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
2 3
07 : 45 17 : 30
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You will be directly invited to adjust with (◄-) or (►+), the hour of
the comeback step.
After adjustments press (OK) to jump to the next step.
You are again invited to choose the type (icons) of the next step of
the program, 2 choices will be possible:
- 1st choice is to choose the sleep icons. (End of the day)
- 2nd choice is to choose the leaving icons, to add another step to
the program during the day.
When the choice is made, press (OK) to valid and adjust the hour
of this step.
Now you are invited to adjust the hour of the last step with (◄-) or
(►+), press (OK) to valid and jump to finish the program of the first
day group.
The day in negative are already programmed, now you can choose
another group of day for programming, to select or deselect the
day move the underline cursor under the desired day with (◄-) or
(►+) and press (OK). The days selected, ready for programmed
must be blink. Then move your underline cursor on the arrow icon
with (►+) and press (Ok) to continue the procedure.
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
3 4
17 : 30
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
3 4
17 : 30 22 : 45
Day selection
Mo Tu We Th Fr
Sa Su
4

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Note:
You could also retake a day already programmed to reprogram it.
Example:
Selected days are Saturday and Sunday (2 last days of the week)
To program these two days repeat the same procedure, described
below.
When the program is finished, you should have this message:
Then press (Ok) to view and check the graphic of the program.
Use the (◄-) or (►+) to view the other days of the week and press
(OK) to view the commutation hours of the steps during the day.
(see the previous part for more explanation)
Press ( ) to finish the viewing and come back to the program
submenu.
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1
00 : 00
Program
Successfully created
Monday
0 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 24
User1 View