Roth Touchline SL User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENT
I. Safety ................................................................................................................................ 3
II. First start-up .......................................................................................................................... 4
III. Main screen description ......................................................................................................... 8
Display informations – zones
IV. Controller functions................................................................................................................ 9
1. Block Diagram – Main menu ........................................................................................... 9
2. Operation global system mode....................................................................................... 9
3. Zones menu. .................................................................................................................... 10
3.1. ON.................................................................................................................... 10
3.2. Sensor type .................................................................................................... 10
3.3. Pre-set temperature........................................................................................ 10
3.4. Operation mode ............................................................................................. 10
3.5. User settings ................................................................................................... 11
4. Floor heating .................................................................................................................. 12
4.1. Registration..................................................................................................... 12
4.2 Information..................................................................................................... 12
4.3. Operation mode.............................................................................................. 13
4.4. Maximum/minimum temperature.................................................................. 13
4.5. Hysteresis ....................................................................................................... 13
4.6. Calibration ..................................................................................................... 13
5. Optimum start ................................................................................................................. 14
6. Hysteresis........................................................................................................................ 14
7. Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 14
8. Actuators ......................................................................................................................... 15
9. Window sensors.............................................................................................................. 16
V. Additional modules menu ...................................................................................................... 17
VI. External sensor menu ............................................................................................................. 18
Weather control ...................................................................................................................... 18
VII. Manual mode menu ................................................................................................................ 19
VIII. Time settings menu................................................................................................................. 19
IX. Screen settings menu ............................................................................................................. 20
X. Language version menu.......................................................................................................... 20
XI. Fitters menu............................................................................................................................ 21
1. Internet module............................................................................................................... 21
2. Repeater conguration ................................................................................................... 21
3. Additional contacts......................................................................................................... 21
4. Contact operation mode................................................................................................. 22
5. Radiators zones............................................................................................................... 22
6. DHW (Domestic hot water) ............................................................................................ 22
7. Open Therm protocol....................................................................................................... 22
8. Heating - cooling............................................................................................................. 23
9. Mixing valve .................................................................................................................... 25
XII. Service menu .......................................................................................................................... 25
XIII. Soware version..................................................................................................................... 26
XIV. Schedule settings ................................................................................................................... 26
XV. Soware update ..................................................................................................................... 29
XVI. Alarm list ................................................................................................................................ 30
XVII. Technical data ........................................................................................................................ 31

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I. SAFETY
Roth Touchline® SL Control system must always be installed by a qualied person. The controller must always be mounted on a wall or in a cabi-
net in a secure way.
WARNING
Risk of fatal electric shock from touching live connections. Before working on the controller switch othe power supply and
prevent it from being accidentally switched on.
NOTE
Incorrect connection of cables may lead to controller damage.
1. Cover (it must be removed to connect the devices to the controller)
2. Display
3. Antenna – for wireless communication (hidden inside the cabinet)
4. Control buttons
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II. FIRST STARTUP
Follow these steps when starting the device for the rst time to ensure its failure-free operation:
Step 1. Connect Roth Touchline® SL Controller – master, with all the devices to be controlled
In order to connect the cables, remove the controller cover and connect the cables as indicated on connector labels and diagrams below:
› All the necessary actuators (connectors 1-8)
› Pump
› An additional device (heat device, WiFi Internet module, Valve module etc.)
Diagram presenting wiring and communication with other devices in the system.
If you need to have a system with more than 8 channels you can connect the master Controller with up to 4 extension Controllers. Please see the
manual for the extension Controller for this operation.
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If required up to 4 actuators can be connected to the same output/zone (32 actuators in total on the controller) Meaning: An output with 2, 3 or 4
terminals can all be connected with up to 4 actuators.
Step 2. Switch on the power supply and set your language
Press MENU button and use the button ▼to select “Language selection”. Use the button ▼to select your language and conrm with MENU button.
Step 3. Check if the devices work properly Step 4. Set current time and date
Once all the devices has been connected, switch on the power supply. You can choose to use the “Manual mode” function to check if each device
works properly, but it is not necessary to do this.
Press MENU button and use the button ▼to select “Manual mode”. Select “Valve 1” with MENU button – and carry on to all other valve’s,
potential-free contact and pump. When all are activated all connected valves should open (takes around 5 min.), pump should be running (delay
2 min.) and the heatsource should be activated (delay 2 min.).
Menu
Manual
mode
Valves 1-8
Potential-
free
contact
Pump
Menu
Language
version
Eksterne kommunikation
Potentialeit relæ, maks. belastning 1A
Ekstern sensor
Modulkommunikation
Input (varme/køling)
Signal a kablet rumfølere
Pumpeforsyning 230V, max. 0,5A
Strømforsyning 230V/50Hz
Sikring 6,3A
230V spændingsudgang maks. belastning 0,3A
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Step 4. Set current time and date
Press MENU button and use the button ▼to select “Time settings” – press MENU.
When the box “Automatic” is checked (factory setting) and the Controller is connected to the internet the clock and date will be set
automatically.
If there is no internet connection then select “Clock settings” with MENU, set “hour” with ▼or ▲– conrm with MENU, set “Minute” with ▼
or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
Now choose “Date settings”, set “Year” with ▼or ▲– conrm with MENU, set “Month” with ▼or ▲– press MENU, set “day” with ▼or ▲– press
MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
Step 5. Congure the settings for the temperature sensors and the room regulators
To enable the Roth controller - master to control a given zone, it is necessary to provide it with current temperature value. The easiest way is to
use a room thermostat, where the user will be able to change the pre-set temperature value directly on the thermostat. But the user can also use
a sensor which can be controlled via the display on the controller or using the Roth Touchline® SL app.
Registration of room thermostat:
If it is the very rst room thermostat “No active zones” will be displayed. Pres MENU button and choose “Zones” -pres MENU. Choose a zone
with ▼or ▲where you want the thermostat to be connected - press MENU. Choose “registration” – pres MENU. Choose YES to register
sensor and searching will start. Pres registration button (see pictures below) on the back of the thermostat and the sensor will be found.
Choose OK with MENU to leave setup.
Repeat registration for other thermostats or sensors, by choosing one of the other zones (2 to 8) until required number of thermostats are
connected.
Attention! If a thermostat is paired to the wrong zone, do not delete the thermostat. Pair the thermostat to the correct/new zone and the old pairing will
be deleted.
Menu
Time
settings
Automatic Clock
settings
Date
settings
Roth Touchline® PL Project room thermostat Roth Touchline® SL Standard room thermostat
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1. Display.
2. ▼- “down” “minus” - it is used to view the menu options and decrease the value while editing parameters. During standard operation the
button is used to switch between dierent zones parameters.
3. ▲- “up” “plus” - it is used to view the menu options and increase the value while editing parameters. During standard operation the button is
used to switch between dierent zones parameters.
4. MENU button – it is used to enter the controller menu and to conrm the new setting.
5. EXIT button – it is used to exit the menu and to cancel the setting.
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III. MAIN SCREEN DESCRIPTION
1. Day of the week
2. Current time
3. Overview of zones. If a zone is highlighted (here it’s ch 1) you can view the informations for this zone in the display. If no number is shown,
no sensors are connected (here at ch 4 and ch 8). If the zone digit is ashing, heating/cooling is on. In the event of a zone alarm, an
exclamation mark (!) is displayed instead of the digit.
4. Showing actual temperature in the room.
5. Showing actual oor temperature if a oor sensor is connected.
6. Showing SET temperature in the room.
7. Shows actual mode for the zone:
“CON” means constant SET temperature.
“00:56” means that a dierent SET temperature is set with time limitation for another 56 minutes, aer that the setting will return to
previous setting (CON or schedule).
“G1 to G5” means the zone is running on a global time schedule. Time schedule can be viewed and changed on the Controller or in the
App. Current Set temperature (according to schedule) for the whole system is shown to the le.
“L” means the zone is running on a local time schedule. Time schedule can be viewed and changed on the Controller or in
the App. Current Set temperature (according to schedule) for the whole system is shown to the le.
“Holiday” (Icon) means the complete system is set in holiday mode. Set temperature for the whole system is shown to the le.
“Economy” (Icon) means the complete system is set in economy mode. Set temperature for the whole system is shown to the le.
“Comfort” (Icon) means the system is set in Comfort mode. Set temperature for the whole system is shown to the le.
8. These two icons are shown when pump and heatsource is active = running.
9. Shows the signal strenght of the connection between the controller and the thermostat. Must be at least 10%!
10. Shows the battery level of the thermostat in the zone.
11. Shows the outdooor temperature if an outdoor sensor is connected
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IV. CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS
1. MAIN MENU
Block diagram – Controller main menu
2. OPERATION GLOBAL SYSTEM MODE MENU
Diagram – Operation global mode menu
This function enables the user to select the operation mode globally for the whole system.
Normal mode is used when you want the pre-set temperature to follow the selected operation mode for each single zone.
Holiday mode is used when you want to lower the temperature globally for all zones for a longer period, for example during your
holiday. Pre-set temperature can be changed in Zones > user settings > temperature settings. Default setting is 10°C.
Economy mode is used when you want to lower the temperature globally for all zones for a shorter period, for example during a
weekend where you are away from home.
Pre-set temperature can be changed in Zones > user settings > temperature settings. Default setting is 18°C.
Comfort mode is used when you want to raise the temperature globally for all zones for a shorter period, for example to overrule
a running timeschedule without having to change it.
Pre-set temperature can be changed in Zones > user settings > temperature settings. Default setting is 24°C.
Menu
Operation
mode Zones 1 - 8
Additonal
modules
1 - 4
External
sensor
Manual
mode
Control
panel
Time
settings
Screen
settings
Language
version
Fitter's
menu
Service
menu
Software
version
Menu
Operation
mode
Normal
mode
Holiday
mode
ECO
mode
Comfort
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3. ZONES MENU
Diagram - Zones menu
This submenu enables the user to congure operation parameters for the particular zones. When the pre-set temperature value in a zone is
reached, the controller labels the zone as suciently heated and the status remains unchanged until the temperature drops below the pre-set
temperature by hysteresis value. When the temperature in all the zones is sucient, the controller disables both the pump and the heatsource
(potential-free contact).
3.1 ON
Aer the room thermostat has been activated and registered in a given zone, it can be regulated by the controller. The function “ON” is inactive
by default, but it may be activated when the room thermostat has been registered.
Press MENU button to cancel “ON”.
3.2 SENSOR TYPE
Here you can choose between wired (NTC) or wireless room sensor. Wired sensors are connected at the terminals marked “Sensor 1 – 8” in the
top of the controller.
3.3 PRE-SET TEMPERATURE
Temperature will normally be set on the room thermostat, but can also be set on the Controller display.
Press MENU button - , set temperature with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
3.4 OPERATION MODE
Here you can choose between dierent modes, pres MENU button and scroll with ▼or ▲, select with MENU button.
Local schedule Here you can select a schedule which you can customize only for this zone. You can choose “Select” immediately,
“Preview” if you want to see the schedule rst or “Edit” if you want to edit the schedule. Editing of the schedule is
described in chapter VII Time settings menu.
Global schedule Here you can choose to let the zone follow one of the 5 (G1 – G5) predened global schedules. You can choose
“Select” immediately, “Preview” if you want to see the schedule rst or “Edit” if you want to edit the schedule.
Editing of the schedule is described in chapter VII Time settings menu.
Constant temperature Here you choose to run the zone with a constant temperature. Press MENU button - , set temperature with
▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
With time limitation Here you choose to overwrite the current setting for a certain time. Press MENU button - , set temperature with ▼
or ▲– press MENU. Set time “Hours” with▼– press MENU, then set “Minutes” with ▲– press MENU.
Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
Zones
1-8
ON Sensor
type Set temp. Operation mode
User
settings
Floor
heating
Optimum
start Hysteresis Calibration Actuators Window sensors
Operation
mode
Local
schedule
Select Preview Edit
Global
schedule
G1 - G5
Select Preview Edit
Constant
temperature
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3.5 USER SETTINGS
3.5.1 Floor pump > It is possible to turn othe circulation pump, but this will result in no heating/cooling.
Default ON.
3.5.2 Heating > ON – this function enables the user to include/exclude the zone in/from the heating algorithm.
> Schedule settings – this function enables the user to choose the schedule which will apply in a zone (local
schedule, global schedule G-1 to G5) during heating, if the zone operation is based on a schedule.
> Constant temperature – this function enables the user to dene a separate pre-set temperature that will apply in
the zone during heating, if the zone operation is based on a constant temperature.
3.5.3 Cooling > This menu is only visible if cooling is ON (Fitters menu).
> ON – this function enables the user to include/exclude the zone in/from the cooling algorithm.
> Schedule settings – this function enables the user to choose the schedule which will apply in a zone (local
schedule, global schedule G1 to G5) during cooling, if the zone operation is based on a schedule.
> Constant temperature – this function enables the user to dene a separate pre-set temperature that will apply in
the zone during cooling, if the zone operation is based on a constant temperature.
> Humidity protection – this function is used to protect the oor against dewfall (condensation). If the humidity in a
given zone is higher than “Max humidity” value dened in the tter’s menu, cooling will be disabled in this zone
untill the humidity value drops below the pre-dened.
3.5.4 Temperature settings > This function enables the user to dene pre-set temperatures for the three operation modes (Comfort mode,
Economical mode and Holiday mode) locally for the zone.
User
settings
Floor pump
On Off
Heating
On Schedule
settings
Constant
temperature
Temperature
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4. FLOOR HEATING
4.1 REGISTRATION
You can connect a cable oor sensor directly to the Roth Touchline® SL Standard room thermostat.
In connection with the Roth Touchline® SL Project room thermostat you can also connect a seperate wireless Roth Touchline® SL Project oor
sensor to a zone if needed.
Choose “oor heating” using ▼– pres MENU. Choose “registration” – pres MENU. Choose YES to register sensor and searching will start. Pres
registration button briey twice, on the back (see pictures below) of the oor sensor and the sensor will be found. Choose OK with MENU to leave
setup.
4.2 INFORMATION
Here you can see the setting and status of the oor sensor.
Zones
1-8
Floor
heating
Registration Information Operation
mode
Off Floor
protection Comfort
Max
temperature Hysteresis Calibration
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4.3 OPERATION MODE
Operation mode for the oor sensor can be set set to either “OFF”, “Floor protection” or “Comfort”. Choose wished mode using ▼– pres MENU.
OFF this turns othe sensor completely.
Floor protection this function serves to maintain the oor temperature below the maximum temperature value in order to protect
the system or ooring against overheating. When the oor temperature reaches the maximum temperature, the
zone heating is disabled.
Comfort this function serves to maintain comfort oor temperature. The controller monitors the oor temperature and
disables the zone heating when zone temperature reaches the maximum temperature in order to prevent
overheating. When the oor temperature drops below the pre-set minimum temperature, the zone heating will be
enabled.
4.4 MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE/MINIMUM TEMPERATURE
Minimum temperature can only be set if the operation mode is set to “Comfort”.
Max. and min. temperatures must be set when using the oor sensor. In mode “Floor protection” (setting range 20 - 35°C) and in mode “Comfort”
(setting range 5 - 27°C).
If mode set to “Floor heating protection” you must set the “Max. temperature” for the oor sensor.
Choose “Max. temperature” using ▼– pres MENU. Set temperature with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL”
with ▲– press MENU.
If mode set to “Comfort” you must set both the “Min. temperature” and the “Max. temperature” for the oor sensor.
Choose “Min. temperature” using ▼– pres MENU. Set temperature with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL”
with ▲– press MENU.
Then choose “Max. temperature” using ▼– pres MENU. Set temperature with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose
“CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
4.5 HYSTERESIS
Floor temperature hysteresis denes the tolerance of the oor tempearture in order to prevent undesired oscillation in case of small temperature
uctuations (within the range 0,1 to minus 5°C).
Example:
Maximum oor temperature: 45°C Hysteresis: 2°C
The controller will disconnect to the oor sensor when the temprature exceeds 45°C. When the temperature starts falling, the connection will be
enabled again when the temperature is dropped to 43°C (unless the room temeperature has been reached).
4.6 CALIBRATION
Floor sensor can be calibrated if the measured oor temperature displayed diers from the actual measured temperature (best to use an infrared
thermometer). Calibration setting range is from -10°C to +10°C with the accuracy of 0,1°C.
Choose “Calibration” using ▼– pres MENU. Set “Degrees” with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL”
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5. OPTIMUM START
Optimum start is an intelligent system controlling the heating process. It involves constant monitoring of the heating system eciency and using
the information to activate the heating in advance in order to reach the pre-set temperatures.
The system requires no user intervention. It precisely reacts to any changes that aect the eciency of the heating system. If, for example, some
changes have been introduced to the heating system and the house heats up faster than before, the Optimum start system will recognize the
changes at the next pre-programmed temperature change and in the next cycle the heating system activation will be adequately delayed,
reducing the time needed to reach the desired temperature.
A – pre-programmed change from economical temperature to comfort temperature.
Activating this function means that at the time of pre-programmed change of the pre-set temperature determined by the schedule, the current
room temperature will be close to the desired value.
NOTE
Optimum start is available only in heating mode.
6. HYSTERESIS
Room temperature hysteresis denes the tolerance of the room tempearture in order to prevent undesired oscillation in case of small tempera-
ture uctuations (within the range 0,1 to minus 5°C).
Example:
Desired room temperature: 20°C Hysteresis: 0,2°C
This means that the room temperature will operate within 19,8°C (starts heating) to 20,2°C (stops heating).
7. CALIBRATION
Room sensor can be calibrated if the measured room temperature displayed diers from the actual measured temperature (best to use an infra-
red thermometer). Calibration setting range is from -10°C to +10°C with the accuracy of 0,1°C.
Choose “Calibration” using ▼– pres MENU. Set “Degrees” with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL”
with ▲– press MENU.
8. ACTUATORS
Here you have the possibility to add and control up to 6 Roth Touchline® SL wireless Radiator actuators to the zone.
Registration Choose “Actuators” using ▼– pres MENU. Choose “Registration” with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Conrm “YES” with
MENU to start registration of actuator. Controller will search for the actuator, press the button on the actuator to
registrate it. Controller will conrm with “Registered”, press MENU for OK.
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5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00
19˚
18˚
20˚
21˚
22˚
23˚
24˚
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8. ACTUATORS
Here you have the possibility to add and control up to 6 Roth Touchline® SL
wireless Radiator actuators to the zone.
Registration Choose “Actuators” using ▼– pres MENU.
Choose “Registration” with ▼or ▲– press MENU.
Conrm “YES” with MENU to start registration of
actuator. Controller will search for the actuator, press
the button on the actuator to registrate it.
Controller will conrm with “Registered”, press
MENU for OK.
You will now see in the display that 1/6 possible actauators is registered to the
zone.
Actuator removal It is possible for you to remove the actuator again
using “Actuators removal”.
Information Choosing “Information” gives you an overview of the
specic actuators connected to the zone:
Soware version, opening position, wireless signal and battery level.
Settings Choosing “Settings” will enable you to see and change
specic settings for the actuator.
Sigma, minimum, and maximum opening time serves stabilizations of the zone
temperature by proportional control of the actuator. In another word, it helps to
prevent over and under heating on the zones and also saves battery life.
SIGMA This function allows smooth control of the radiator actuator. The user may also dene the minimum and maximum level of
valve closing - the valve opening/closening level will never exceed these values.
Example:
Pre-set zone temperature: 23°C
Minimum opening: 30%
Maximum opening: 90%
Range: 5°C
Hysteresis: 2°C
In the above example, the thermostatic valve starts
closing at the temperature of 18°C (pre-set value
minus Range). The minimum opening is reached when
the zone temperature reaches the pre-set value.
Once the pre-set temperature has been reached, the
temperature starts falling. At the temperature of 21°C
(pre-set value minus hysteresis), the valve starts
opening. The maximum opening is reached at the
temperature of 18°C.
Range The user can adjust at which room temperature the valve starts opening and closing. Range can be set min. 0,0 and max. 10°C
Min. Opening Setting minimum opening between min. 0 and max. 50%
Max. Opening Setting maximum opening between min. 0 and max. 50%
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Opening of
the actuator
(%)
temperature (ºC)
(a)
(b)
RANGE HYSTERESIS SET
(a) - min. opening - (b) - actuator opening - SET - set temperature
SIGMA
ACTUATOR 1 - ZONE 1
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Protection If this function is ON, the controller monitors the temperature. If the pre-set value is exceeded by the number of degrees
specied in “Range” parameter, all actuators in a given zone will close (0% opening). This function is active only when
SIGMA function has been enabled.
Emergency mode This function enables the user to dene the actuator opening which will be forced in the event of an alarm in a given zone
(sensor failure, communication error).
9. WINDOW SENSORS
Here you have the possibility to add and control up to 6 Roth Touchline® SL Window contacts to the zone.
Registration Choose “Window sensors” using ▼– pres MENU. Choose “Registration” with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Conrm “YES” with MENU
to start registration of Window sensor. Controller will search for the Window sensor, press the button (inside) on the Window
sensor to registrate it. Watch the LED inside the contact:
> LED ashes twice - proper communication established.
> LED lights up continuously - no communication with the main controller.
> Controller will conrm with “Sensor registered”, press MENU for OK.
You will now see in the display that 1/6 possible Window sensors is registered to
the zone.
Sensors removal It is possible for you to remove the sensor again using
“Sensors removal”.
Information Choosing “Information” gives you an overview of the specic
Window sensor:
Soware version, position (open/closed), wireless signal, battery level.
Settings Choosing “Settings” will enable you to see and change specic
settings for the actuator.
ON This option is used to activate sensors in a given zone (it is
possible aer the sensor has been registered).
Delay time This function enables the user to set the delay time. When the
delay time is over, the main controller responds to window
opening by disabling heating or cooling in a given zone.
Example: Delay time is set at 10 minutes. When the window is opened, the sensor
sends adequate information to the main controller and monitors the current win-
dow status. If the sensor sends another information that the window is open aer
10 minutes (delay time), the main controller will force the actuators to close and
disable heating in the zone.
NOTE
If the delay time is set at 0, the message forcing the actuators to close will be sent immediately.
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WINDOW SENSOR 1 - ZONE 1
V.1.1.1
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V. ADDITIONAL MODULES MENU
Diagram – Additonal modules menu
If you need to have a larger installation of more than 8 channels, you can add up to 4 extension Controllers in this menu. Please see the manuals
for the master and extention Controllers to se how to add a module.
Registration Here you register the connection between master and extension Controller
On Default is on, but you turn of the connection to the specic extension Controller
Zones Here you can see and change settings for the zones on the specic extension Controller
Signal Here you can see the signal strength between the master and the extension Controller
Menu
Additonal
modules
1 - 4
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VI. EXTERNAL SENSOR MENU
Diagram – External sensor menu
It is possible to connect an outdoor temperature sensor which enables the user to activate the weather-based control. The system enables only
one outdoor sensor to be registered on the master Controller and the current value of the outside temperature is displayed on the main screen
and forwarded to other devices like the extension Controller.
ON Weather control is deactivated by default, so choose ON to activate.
Registration Here you register the external sensor to the master Controller.
Type of sensor Here you can choose between a wireless (default setting) and a wired NTC sensor. A wired sensor is
connected to terminal: S A1/GND. A wireless sensor must be paired to the controller.
Signal strenght Can be seen in this menu.
Battery level If a wireless sensor is connected the battery level will be displayed.
Temperature Displayes the actual outside temperature.
Weather control Average temperature Displays the average temperature measured within the dened average time.
Average time Time set to calculate avergae outdoor temperature, default 24 hours.
Temperature threshold Outdoor temperature for the system to change into “summer mode”. Default 15°.
This means the heating will not be started in a room/rooms despite temperature drop below SET point. This is based on the expectation that the
temperature drop will be so small due to the outdoor temperature. In older houses this drop will be bigger and therefore it could be necessary to
raise the temperature to secure comfort.
NOTE
If you experience problems with reaching your set point temperature, it can be necessary to change the treshold temperature
to a higher setting. This can both be due to desire of high comfort or beauase of a poor insulated house. Try to change the
temperature +1° at a time until you reach your desired comfort.
In rooms with a higher room temperature than general (e.g bathrooms) you can choose to exclude this room from the
weather control:
Choose the Zone you want to exclude:
Press MENU > choose zone > choose zone X > choose User setting > choose Wetaher control > choose OFF and conrm with
MENU. The zone is now excluded from the weather control function and will just follow the pre-set mode set for this zone.
Menu
External
sensor
Registration Sensor
type
Wired
NTC Wireless
Signal
strength
Battery
level
Temperature
outside Weathercontrol
ON
Calibration
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VII. MANUAL MODE MENU
Diagram – Manual mode menu
This function enables the user to activate particular devices (valve actuators, voltage free contact and pump) independently of the others in order
to check if they operate properly.
It is adviseable to check the devices using this procedure at the rst start-up.
VIII. TIME SETTINGS MENU
Diagram – Time settings
Here you set current time and date.
Press MENU button and use the button ▼to select “Time settings” – press MENU. Select “Clock settings” with MENU, set “hour” with ▼or ▲– con-
rm with MENU, set “Minute” with ▼or ▲– press MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
Now choose “Date settings”, set “Year” with ▼or ▲– conrm with MENU, set “Month” with ▼or ▲– press MENU, set “day” with ▼or ▲– press
MENU. Press MENU to “CONFIRM” or choose “CANCEL” with ▲– press MENU.
If the system is connected to the internet, clock and date wil automatically be set.
Menu
Manual
mode
Valves 1 -8 Potential-
free contact Pump
Menu
Time
settings
Automatic Clock
settings
Date
settings

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IX. SCREEN SETTINGS MENU
Diagram – Screen settings menu
This function enables the user to adjust the screen properties to individual needs.
Screensaver Protects the display for burn-in. Default ON.
Sound the buttons Here you can turn of the sound of the buttons.
Screen view Here you can switch between the thre views: zones, Zone and Sensors. Same as when you push EXIT
from the start menu.
Display contrast Here you can adjust the contrast of the display.
Screen brightness Here you can adjust the brightness of the display.
Screen fade Here you can adjust how much the screen fades when it goes to sleep.
Damping time The time from last using the buttons to the screen goes to sleep.
X. LANGUAGE VERSION MENU
Diagram – Laguage version
To set your language (default is english).
Press MENU button and use the button ▼to select “Language selection”. Use the button ▼to select your language and conrm with MENU button.
Menu
Screen
settings
Screen
saver
Button the
sounds
Screen
view
Display
contrast
Screen
brightness
Screen
fade
Damping
time
Menu
Language
selection