Viessmann VITOTRONIC 200 User manual

Quick Reference Guide
Vitotronic 200, Part No. Z001 230
Boiler temperature
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The Vitotronic 200 Quick Reference Guide is an introduction to the basic functions and operating principles of the Vitotronic
200 control. For more detailed information on the installation, operation and service as well as safety and warranty
requirements of the Vitotronic 200, reference the instructions included in the Technical Literature package shipped with the
control.
Vitotronic 200
Installation, Operating
and Service Instructions
High temperature (boiler) heating
circuit switch
Low temperature (mixing valve)
heating circuit switch
Standby operation - no heating or
domestic hot water production
DHW production only - summer
operation
Space heating and DHW production
- winter operation
Normal (daytime) room temperature
Reduced (nighttime) room
temperature
Party mode (temporary override of
reduced temperature mode)
Energy saving mode (temporary
override of normal temperature
mode)
Contrast Adjustment
1. To adjust the contrast setting, press
and hold and use or to set
contrast to desired setting.
Language Selection
1. Press or to select desired
heating circuit.
2. Press . Scan operating data with
or until desired language
appears.
3. Press to confirm language
selection and press to exit.
Switching from ºCtoºF
1. Press and hold buttons and
to access coding level 2. Coding
address flashes.
2. Press until address “88:00”
appears. Press and press for
“88:01” to appear. Confirm
temperature unit selection by
pressing .
3. Press and hold and to exit
coding level 2.
Overview of Controls and Indicators
Display Settings

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Normal room temperature
setting
Factory default setting:
Normal room temp. is maintained at
68ºF/20ºC from 06:00 to 22:00 hrs.
To change normal room temperature
1. Press or to select desired
heating circuit.
2. Rotate the dial until desired
normal room temperature is
displayed.
Reduced room temperature
setting
Factory default setting:
Reduced room temp. is maintained at
37ºF/3ºC from 22:00 to 06:00 hrs.
Ensure that this setting is elevated
before leaving the jobsite.
To change normal room temperature
1. Press or to select desired
heating circuit.
2. Press and adjust temperature
using or .
3. Press to confirm.
To alternate time
program settings refer to
pages 15 and 16 in the
Vitotronic 200 Operating
Instructions .
Factory default setting:
122 ºF/50 ºC from 05:30 to 22:00 hrs.
DHW production is disabled from
22:00 to 5:30 hrs.
To change DHW setpoint temperature
1. Press and use or to set
DHW temperature to desired value.
2. Press to confirm setting.
To alternate time
program settings for
DHW production
refer to pages 17 to 20
in the Operating
Instructions.
For time program
settings of DHW
recirculation pump see
pages 21 and 22 in the
Operation Instructions.
1. Press or to select heating
circuit.
2. Press heating curve slope button
and adjust slope by pressing or
.
3. Press to confirm slope
adjustment.
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 using the shift
button to adjust heating curve
shift.
5. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for other heating
circuit (if applicable).
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Room Temperature Settings
IMPORTANT
Domestic Hot Water Temperature Setting
Heating Curve Adjustment
Low temperature heating
system, e.g. radiant floor
heating
Medium temperature heating
system, e.g. cast iron radiation,
staple-up radiant floor heating
High temperature heating system,
e.g. fintube radiation, fan coils

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Time program for central
heating
Factory default setting:
Normal room temperature setting is
maintained from 06:00 to 22:00 hrs.
Reduced room temperature setting is
maintained from 22:00 to 06:00 hrs.
To change time
program setting see
pages 15 and 16 in the
Operating Instructions.
Time program for DHW
production
Factory default setting:
DHW production to desired temperature
from 05:30 to 22:00 hrs.
DHW production disabled from 22:00 to
05:30 to hrs.
DHW time program modes:
HAutomatic mode: DHW production
takes place parallel to the central
heating time program, but starts 30
minutes earlier.
HIndividual mode: operator can change
time program to suit requirements.
When timer is set to ON 0:00 OFF
24:00 hrs DHW production is
possible 24 hours/day, seven
days/week.
To change time program
setting see pages 17 to
20 in the Operating
Instructions.
Time program for DHW
recirculation pump operation
Factory default setting:
DHW recirculation pump activated from
06:00 to 22:00 hrs.
DHW recirculation pump deactivated
from 22:00 to 06:00 hrs.
DHW recirculation pump time program
modes:
HAutomatic mode: pump operation
parallel to DHW time program.
HIndividual mode: operator can change
time program to suit requirements.
To change time program
setting see pages 21 and
22 in the Operating
Instructions.
Energy Saving Mode
1. Press or to select heating
circuit.
2. Press to activate the energy
saving mode, reducing the room
temperature by 4º F/2.2 ºC.
3. To exit the energy saving mode press
again or wait until time program
switches to the reduced temperature
mode.
Party Mode
1. Press or to select heating
circuit.
2. Press to active the party mode.
Reduced temperature time program
mode is overridden.
3. To alter the room temperature in the
party mode:
Hselect desired room temperature
using or .
HPress to confirm.
4. To exit the party mode press
again or wait until time program
switches to the normal temperature
mode.
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Page 31 in the Service
Instructions
1. Press and simultaneously for
approx. 2 seconds to access relay
test.
2. Perform individual relay test using
or button.
Check burner, heating pumps 1 and
2, mixing valves rotation direction,
DHW pump and DHW recirculation
pump operation.
3. Physically verify that each
component is operating correctly
before proceeding.
4. Press to terminate relay test.
Page 32 in the Service
Instructions
1. Press or to select heating
circuit.
2. Press .
3. View current operating data by
pressing buttons or .
Data such as the following operating
settings can be accessed:
Houtdoor temperature
Hsupply (heating circuit 2)
temperature
Hboiler water temperature
Htime
Hdate
Hburner operating status
Hpump status
Hlanguage
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Relay Test
Relay test
Burner ON
Operating Status
Outdoor temp.
Boiler temperature

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The following is an overview of commonly used coding addresses of the Vitotronic 200 control. For a complete listing of all
coding addresses, please see page 84 of the Vitotronic 200 Service Instructions.
To access and exit coding level 2 press and simultaneously and hold.
Note that all codings can be changed via coding level 2.
Function Factory default setting
Address: Value
Possible change
Address: Value
System
Recognition
System type 00 : 1 High temperature
circuit, no mixing
valve, no DHW
storage tank
00 : 2
00 : 3
00 : 4
00 : 5
00 : 6
High temperature htg. with DHW tank
Low temperature htg., mix. valve only
Low temp. htg., mix. valve and DHW tank
High temp. and mixing valve heating
High temp. htg. mixing valve and DHW tank
automatic*1
manual
manual
automatic
automatic
*1Coding address is automatically changed when DHW sensor #5 or strap-on sensor #2 are plugged in.
Boiler control functions
See pages 44 to 46 in the Vitotronic 200 Service Instructions for a detailed description of all boiler functions.
Function Factory default setting
Address: Value
Possible change
Address: Value
Switching hysteresis for the
burner
04 : 0 Fixed switching hysteresis
7ºF/4ºC
04 : 1
04 : 2
Heat demand-controlled switching hys-
teresis variable between 11 and
22ºF/6 and 12ºC.
Heat demand-controlled switching hys-
teresis variable between 11 and 36ºF
/6 and 20ºC.
Differential temperature of
boiler above that of mixing
valve circuit
05 : 8 Boiler temperature differential
15 ºF/-9.1 ºC above mixing valve
curve
05 : 0
to
05 : 40
Boiler differential temperature variable
from 0 to 72ºF/ 0 to 40ºC (each 1ºC=
approx. 1.8ºF)
Maximum operating hours
for service display
21 : 0 No monitoring of burner operating
hours for ”Service” display
21 : 1
to
21:9999
The number of burner hours run before
the ”Service” display appears can be
set between 1 and 9999 hours (when
the preselected number of burner
hours run is exceeded, coding ”24 : 0”
is automatically set to ”24 : 1”).
Time interval for service
display
23 : 0 No time interval for burner
maintenance
23 : 1
to
23 : 24
Time interval variable between 1 and
24 months (when the time interval is
exceeded, coding ”24 : 0” is automati-
cally set to ”24 : 1”).
Service display 24 : 0 No ”Service” display 24 : 1 The ”Service” display appears (ad-
dress is set automatically and must be
reset manually after maintenance has
been performed)
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Domestic hot water functions
See pages 53 to 57 in Vitotronic 200 Service Instructions for a detailed description of all DHW functions.
Function Factory default setting
Address: Value
Possible change
Address: Value
Activation of DHW pump 61 : 0 The DHW pump is switched on as
a function of the boiler
temperature
61:1 The DHW pump is switched on
immediately
Switch-off delay of DHW
pump
62 : 10 Circulation pump with max.
switch-off delay of 10 minutes
62:0
62:1
to
62:15
Circulation pump without switch-off
delay
Switch-off delay variable from 1 to 15
minutes
Tank priority control A2 : 2 With tank priority over heating cir-
cuit pump and mixing valve (heat-
ing circuit pump OFF, mixing valve
A2 : 0 Without tank priority (heating circuit
pump ON and mixing valve in control
mode)
g
p
p
,
g
closed) A2 :1 With tank priority over mixing valve
(heating circuit pump ON, mixing valve
closed)
A2 :3
to
A2 : 15
Reduced tank priority over mixing
valve; i.e. the heating circuit is sup-
plied with a reduced amount of heat
Adaptive tank heating 55 : 0 Tank heating hysterisis
± 4.5ºF/2.5ºC
55 : 1 Adaptive tank heating active
(the rate at which the tank
temperature increases is taken into
account.)
Mixing valve circuit 2
See pages 57 to 52 in Vitotronic 200 Service Instructions for a detailed description of all heating circuit functions.
System dynamics – mixing
valve circuit
C4 : 1 Mixing valve circuit with 4-way
mixing valve
C4 : 0
C4 : 2
C4 : 3
Mixing valve circuit with 3-way mixing
valve
Special case 1
Special case 2
Maximum supply
temperature limit for heating
circuit with mixing valve
C6 : 75 Maximum supply temperature limit
set to 167ºF/75ºC.
C6 : 1
to
C6 :
127
Max. supply temperature limit
variable between 34 and 262ºF /
1 and 127ºC
Slab curing function F1 : 0 Slab curing function not active F1 : 1
to
F1 : 4
Slab curing function selectable based
on four temperature/time curves (see
Service Instructions, page 52)
Remote control
Boiler circuit/mixing valve
circuit
Note: each remote control
must be assigned to either
circuit 1 or 2.
A0 : 0 Without remote control A0 : 1
A0 : 2
With Vitotrol 200 remote control
With Vitotrol 300 remote control
Remote control function B1 : 0 Without room temperature sensing B1 : 1 In conjunction with remote control:
Heating circuit with room temperature
dependent control
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Switching Module-V
Function Factory default setting
Address: Value
Possible change
Address: Value
Boiler water temperature
setpoint (pool, spa,
snowmelting applications)
32 : 70 Minimum boiler water temperature
setpoint value 158ºF/70ºCwith
external heat demand signal
32 : 0
to
32: 127
Minimum boiler water temperature
setpoint value variable between 32
and 26ºF/0 and 127ºC;
note adjustment of adjustable high
limit .
Party mode
Time limit for party mode F2 : 0 No time limit for party mode F2 : 1
to
F2: 12
Time limit for party mode between one
and twelve hours
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Coding Addresses (continued)

Viessmann Manufacturing Company Inc.
750 McMurray Road
Waterloo, Ontario •N2V 2G5 •Canada
Tel. [phone] •Fax [phone]
www.viessmann.ca •[e-mail]
Viessmann Manufacturing Company (U.S.) Inc.
45 Access Road
Warwick, Rhode Island •02886 •USA
Tel. [phone] •Fax [phone]
www.viessmann-us.com •[e-mail]
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-9 +16
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+100 +212
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