Zehnder Rittling ComfoAir Q TR User manual

Cooling Fresh Air Clean AirHeating
Ventilation system Zehnder ComfoAir Q
Manual for the service engineer
ComfoAir Q TR ComfoAir Q ST

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Foreword
Read this document carefully before use.
With this document you can commission and
perform the maintenance of the ComfoAir Q in a safe
and optimal manner. In this document the ComfoAir
Q will be referred to as “the unit”. The unit is subject
to continuous development and improvement. Thus
the unit may be slightly different from the given
descriptions.
The following pictograms are used in the Zehnder
documents:
Symbol Meaning
Point of interest.
Risk of compromised performance or damage of
the ventilation system.
Risk of personal injury.
Information found in the user manual
General information about the ventilation system.
Warranty and liability conditions.
EEC declaration of conformity.
How to replace the filters in the unit.
How to clean the valves and/or grilles in the ventilation system.
How to use the display on the unit.
Information found in the installer manual
Installation conditions
Information about transport and unpacking
Installation procedures
Available operating devices
Available ancillaries
Information found on the identification plate
Suffix Meaning
ComfoAir Product family name.
QProduct type name.
350 Maximum air volume of 350 m3/h.
450 Maximum air volume of 450 m3/h.
600 Maximum air volume of 600 m3/h.
SI Country code of the unit.
RThe unit has been set with the supply and extract air
on the right side as default.
ST15 The unit has four fixed air connections.
TR16 The unit has four air connections which can turn.
ERV The unit has an enthalpy exchanger installed as
default.
CHANGED
SAME
Questions
Contact your supplier when you have any questions or would like to order a new document or new filters. The
contact details of the main supplier can be found on the back page of this document.
All rights reserved.
This documentation has been made with the utmost care. The publisher cannot be held liable for any damage
caused as a result of missing or incorrect information in this document. In case of disputes the English version of
the instructions will be binding.
15 Not available on the ComfoAir Q 350 and 450.
16 Not available on the ComfoAir Q 600.

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Table of Contents
Foreword...................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1 Safety instructions ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
2 Technical specifications ................................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Overview of the unit............................................................................................................................................. 10
2.2 Service parts ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.3 Wiring diagram main board................................................................................................................................... 12
3 Commissioning procedure........................................................................................................................................... 13
3.1 Commissioning the unit........................................................................................................................................ 13
3.2 Programming the RF controls ............................................................................................................................... 15
4 Operation................................................................................................................................................................... 17
4.1 Access the unit display ........................................................................................................................................ 17
4.2 Overview of the unit display.................................................................................................................................. 17
4.3 Activate/deactivate the child lock ......................................................................................................................... 19
4.4 How to navigate through the unit menu ................................................................................................................. 19
4.5 Access the installer settings ................................................................................................................................. 19
4.6 Menu structure.................................................................................................................................................... 20
4.7 COMMISSIONING menu...................................................................................................................................... 22
4.8 MAIN BOARD SETTINGS menu............................................................................................................................ 24
4.8 .1 VENTILATION PRESETS menu ................................................................................................................... 24
4.8.2 VENTILATION CONTROLS menu................................................................................................................ 24
4.8.3 FILTER SETTINGS menu............................................................................................................................ 24
4.8.4 ALTITUDE menu........................................................................................................................................ 24
4.8.5 FIRE PLACE PRESENT menu ..................................................................................................................... 24
4.8.6 UNBALANCE menu................................................................................................................................... 25
4.8.7 HEAT EXCHANGER TYPE menu................................................................................................................. 25
4.8.8 DIRECT FAN CONTROL menu ................................................................................................................... 25
4.8.9 SERVICE MODE menu .............................................................................................................................. 25
4.9 OPTION BOX SETTINGS3menu........................................................................................................................... 25
4.10 LOG OUT menu .................................................................................................................................................. 25
4.11 Reset options...................................................................................................................................................... 25
4.12 Software update.................................................................................................................................................. 25
3 This menu is only visible when the accessory is connected to the unit.

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5 Maintenance procedures............................................................................................................................................. 26
5.1 Procedure for opening the unit ............................................................................................................................. 26
5.2 Maintenance of the casing ................................................................................................................................... 27
5.3 Maintenance of the heat exchanger ..................................................................................................................... 27
5.4 Maintenance of the fans....................................................................................................................................... 28
5.5 Maintenance of the modulating bypass valves ....................................................................................................... 29
5.6 Maintenance of the pre-heater.............................................................................................................................. 29
5.7 Maintenance of the condensation drain................................................................................................................. 30
5.8 Maintenance of the air ducts ................................................................................................................................30
5.9 Procedure for ending the maintenance.................................................................................................................. 31
6. Malfunction procedures .............................................................................................................................................. 32
6.1 How to reset errors .............................................................................................................................................. 32
6.2 How to remove ancillaries..................................................................................................................................... 32
6.3 Malfunction alerts on the display of the unit1 .............................................................................................................................................. 33
6.3 How to gain access to the ComfoNet connectors on the unit.................................................................................. 34
6.4 How to gain access to the main board .................................................................................................................. 34
6.5 How to gain access to the main power fuse of the unit .......................................................................................... 34
6.6 How to gain access to the top-section sensor ....................................................................................................... 35
6.7 How to gain access to the mid-section sensor....................................................................................................... 35
6.8 How to remove the modulating bypass valve ......................................................................................................... 36
6.9 How to change the location of the pre-heater ........................................................................................................ 36
6.10 What to do in the event of a malfunction alert (troubleshooting) ............................................................................... 37
6.11 What to do in the event of a malfunction (or problem) without a malfunction alert (troubleshooting) ............................ 44

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1 Safety instructions
■ Always obey the safety regulations,
warnings, comments and instructions
given in this document. When
the safety regulations, warnings,
comments and instructions in this
document are not obeyed personal
injury or damage to the unit can
occur;
■ Always obey the general and locally
applicable construction, safety and
installation instructions of the local
council, electricity and water boards
or other agencies;
■ Always connect air ducts of at least
900mm to the unit before you connect
the power to the unit. This ensures the
motor cannot be touched while the
unit is active;
■ After installation all parts that can
cause personal injury are secured
behind the casing. Tools are required
to open the casing;
■ The installation, commissioning and
maintenance must be carried out by
a certified engineer unless instructed
differently. A non-certified engineer
can cause personal injury or damage
the performance of the ventilation
system;
■ Do not modify the unit or the
specifications given in this document.
A modification can cause personal
injury or damage the performance of
the ventilation system;
■ Always disconnect all poles of the
power supply of the unit and optional
connected ComfoSplitter before
you start working on the ventilation
system. The unit can cause personal
injury when it is open while running.
Make sure the unit cannot switch back
on by accident;
■ Often power is needed on the unit
during troubleshooting while the
unit is open. At all times be aware
of the danger for electrical shocks
and rotating parts. Therefore always
take all the possible precautions to
protect yourself and others during
troubleshooting.
■ Always take ESD-inhibiting measures
when dealing with electronics, such as
wearing an antistatic wristband. The
electronics can be damaged by static
charges;
CHANGED
SAME
ESD
■ The FIREPLACE setting is no safety
feature. For safety, a delta-pressure
switch switching off the ventilation in
case of under pressure should still be
installed;
■ Do not change the filters when the
unit is powered without using the filter
wizard. For safety reasons the unit will
stop the ventilation during the filter
replacement instructions.
CHANGED
SAME
ESD
CHANGED
SAME
ESD

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2 Technical specifications
Q 350 Q 450 Q 600
Performance
Minimal airflow when preheater is off 75m3/h 75m3/h 75m3/h
Minimal airflow when preheater is on 100m3/h 100m3/h 100m3/h
Maximal airflow 350m3/h 450m3/h 600m3/h
Thermal Efficiency
(According to EN 13141-7:2010)
92% 90% 89%
Electrical data
Maximal power including pre-heater
(At -15°C and max airflow)
1850W 10.00A 2240W 10.80A 2620W 12.70A
Maximal power excluding pre-heater 180W 1.42A 250W 1.98A 350W 2.77A
Power supply / power cord 230V±10%, single phase, 50Hz
Cos φ0.36 - 0.54 0.32 - 0.57 0.4 - 0.62
Internal fuse F5010
(10A)
F5015
(16A)
F5015
(16A)
Connection data
Air connection size (Ø) Inside: 160mm
Outside: 190mm
Inside: 160mm
Outside: 190mm
Inside: 180mm
Outside: 200mm
Condensation drain size (Ø) Tube version: 32mm
Thread version: 1¼”
ComfoNet data
Maximal power 400mA@12V
Maximal non powered devices 4
Cable type 2x unshielded twisted pair,
stiff (solid) wires 0,6mm2 (max 50m)
Color code 12V: red
GND: black
CAN_H: yellow
CAN_L: white
Material specifications
Housing Coated Sheet Steel
Interior EPP and ABS
Heat Exchanger Polystyrene
Enthalpy Exchanger Polyethylene-polyether-copolymer
General
IP classification IP40
ISO classification B
Temperature range during tansport and
storage
-40°C tot +60°C
Temperature range moved air -20°C tot +60°C
Temperature range installation area 0°C tot 45°C
Relative air humidity installation area <90%; non-condensing
Weight 50kg
Filter class Outdoor air: F7
Extract air: G4

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ComfoAir Q 350
1
23
4 56
7
8 9 10
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
37
40
43
46
49
0
50
100
150
200
250
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Pst(Pa)
Qv(m³/h)
ComfoAirQ350PLVVTR
SFP(Wh/m³) Lw(dB[A])
1
2 3
4 5 6
7
8 9 10
0.7
0.9
1.1
1.3
37
40
43
46 49
0
50
100
150
200
250
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Pst (Pa)
Qv (m³/h)
ComfoAir Q350 GB ST
SFP (W/l/s)intended work area Lw (dB[A])
Qv
m³/h
Pst
Pa
P
W
cos φ
-
SFP
Wh/l/s
Lw, supply
dB(A)
Lw, extract
dB(A)
Lw, casing
dB(A)
1150 25 16 0.41 0.37 46 34 33
2200 50 31 0.45 0.57 51 38 37
3245 50 43 0.47 0.64 54 40 40
4250 100 59 0.49 0.85 56 42 42
5300 100 77 0.50 0.92 59 45 45
6350 100 98 0.51 1.00 63 48 47
7250 150 74 0.50 1.06 59 44 44
8250 200 88 0.51 1.27 61 46 46
9300 200 108 0.52 1.30 63 48 48
10 350 200 131 0.53 1.35 66 50 50
Lw in dB(A) reference 10ˉ¹²W
Casing radiation measured according to ISO 3741:2010
Supply noise and extract noise measured according ISO 5135:1997 (values include end duct correction)
SFP calculated using data measured according EN13141-7:2010
cos phi with pre heater switched off (if present)

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ComfoAir Q 450
1
23
56
8
9 10 11
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
40
43
46
49
52
4
7
0
50
100
150
200
250
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450
Pst(Pa)
Qv(m³/h)
ComfoAirQ450PLVVST
SFP(Wh/m³) Lw(dB[A])
1
2 3
4 5 6
7
8 9 10
0.7
0.9
1.1
1.3
37
40
43
46 49
0
50
100
150
200
250
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Pst (Pa)
Qv (m³/h)
ComfoAir Q350 GB ST
SFP (W/l/s)intended work area Lw (dB[A]) d
Qv
m³/h
Pst
Pa
P
W
cos φ
-
SFP
Wh/l/s
Lw, supply
dB(A)
Lw, extract
dB(A)
Lw, casing
dB(A)
1200 25 19 0.40 0.33 51 40 39
2250 50 37 0.46 0.54 54 43 42
3300 50 53 0.48 0.64 57 45 44
4315 50 59 0.49 0.67 57 46 45
5350 100 89 0.52 0.92 61 48 48
6400 100 113 0.54 1.01 63 50 50
7450 100 140 0.55 1.12 66 52 53
8350 150 106 0.53 1.09 62 49 49
9350 200 122 0.54 1.26 63 50 50
10 400 200 148 0.55 1.33 65 52 52
11 450 200 177 0.57 1.42 68 54 54
Lw in dB(A) reference 10ˉ¹²W
Casing radiation measured according to ISO 3741:2010
Supply noise and extract noise measured according ISO 5135:1997 (values include end duct correction)
SFP calculated using data measured according EN13141-7:2010
cos phi with pre heater switched off (if present)
When the automated bypass control is active the maximum air flow is restricted.

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ComfoAir Q 600
1 2
3 4 5
6 7 8
9
10 11 12
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
45
48
51
54
57
0
50
100
150
200
250
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
Pst (Pa)
Qv (m³/h)
ComfoAir Q600 GB ST
SFP (W/l/s) Lw (dB[A])
intended work area
Qv
m³/h
Pst
Pa
P
W
cos φ
-
SFP
Wh/l/s
Lw, supply
dB(A)
Lw, extract
dB(A)
Lw, casing
dB(A)
1250 25 28 0.48 0.40 54 43 43
2300 25 44 0.51 0.53 56 45 45
3350 50 72 0.54 0.74 59 48 48
4400 50 97 0.55 0.87 62 50 50
5420 50 107 0.56 0.92 63 51 51
6450 100 143 0.57 1.15 65 53 53
7500 100 176 0.59 1.27 68 55 55
8600 100 254 0.61 1.53 73 59 60
9450 150 162 0.58 1.29 66 53 54
10 450 200 180 0.59 1.44 67 54 55
11 500 200 215 0.60 1.55 70 56 57
12 600 200 296 0.61 1.77 75 60 61
Lw in dB(A) reference 10ˉ¹²W
Casing radiation measured according to ISO 3741:2010
Supply noise and extract noise measured according ISO 5135:1997 (values include end duct correction)
SFP calculated using data measured according EN13141-7:2010
cos phi with pre heater switched off (if present)
When the automated bypass control is active the maximum air flow is restricted.

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2.1 Overview of the unit
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Position Part
ASemi-transparent visor for access to the display and the filter caps.
B2 filter caps for easy access to the filters.
C2 filters for air filtering.
DDisplay to operate the unit.
ECable tray cover for cover and protection of the connected cables.
FFront cover for an air tight seal.
GComfoNet RJ45 connection.
HMains power connection and identification plate detailing information on the unit (not visible).
I2 ComfoNet plug-in connections.
JMain board behind the display cover.
LPre-heater for frost protection. (optional; standard in unit version “VV” )

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2.2 Service parts
The service parts mentioned below can be ordered as a special service set from Zehnder.
Each set will be supplied with its own service instruction explaining how to replace the part.
Please check the pricelist of the supplier for the article codes and prices of all available sets.
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4
5
2
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15
16
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Position Part
2Top-section sensor
3Main board
4Filter set G4/F7 (1x/1x)
5Mid-section sensor
6Fan pressure hoses
7Drain set
8Heat exchanger
Enthalpy exchanger
9Fan
10 Modulating bypass actuator
11 Pre-heater
12 Filter cap set (2x)
13 Display
14 Front cover
15 Power cord
16 Mounting bracket
17 Modulating bypass valve
18 Screws

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2.3 Wiring diagram main board
Legend:
Meaning
Code Meaning Code Orientation: Right Orientation: Left
PE Green / Yellow DISPLAY Display screen Display screen
N / BU Blue RF Not applicable Not applicable
L / BK Brown or Black VV Pre-heater Pre-heater
WH White BYP Modulating bypass actuator Modulating bypass actuator
RD Red M1 Exhaust motor Supply motor
GN Green M2 Supply motor Exhaust motor
YE Yellow S1 Sensor outdoor air Sensor extract air
GY Grey S2 Exhaust air pressure sensor Supply air pressure sensor
VT Violet S3 Sensor supply air Sensor exhaust air
17 / 18 ComfoNet plug-in S11 Sensor extract air Sensor outdoor air
19 ComfoNet RJ45 S22 Supply air pressure sensor Exhaust air pressure sensor
S33 Sensor exhaust air Sensor supply air

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3 Commissioning procedure
3.1 Commissioning the unit
Zehnder recommends cleaning the air ducts before commissioning the unit if the dwelling is occupied. This will
prevent damage to the furniture from building dust being blown out of the air ducts.
1 2 3
Connect the power to the unit.
Run the first part (basic
configuration) of the
commissioning wizard
immediately after turning on
the power. These settings are
necessary to protect the unit
from frost and water damage.
Open the semi-transparent visor. The unit will automatically start up the
commissioning wizard.
Follow the instructions on the display.
4
Example ancillaries
5 6 Example report
Commission all connected ancillaries
as instructed in their manual.
The commission procedure for
the RF ancillaries is different
from the older Zehnder units.
Please help the user by also setting
the advanced user menus for them.
Like for instance the settings for
the control of the sensors and
temperature comfort.
In the user manual you can find how to
set the advanced menus.
Fill in the installation/test report in the
back of the user manual.

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Attention point commissioning wizard
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Right Left
3
Example siphon
The password for the installer settings
is 4210.
■ Right = The supply and extract air
are on the right side of the unit;
■ Left = The supply and extract air are
on the left side of the unit.
When the unit has a standard heat
exchanger a dry siphon must always
be present.
4
Left
56Example flow meter
When the orientation of the unit is
LEFT the location of the filters should
be:
■ = Left side;
■ = Right side.
Make sure the arrow on the filters are
pointing upwards
When opening all valves also open
all grilles and close all windows and
doors.
Use a flow meter to set the valves
and/or grilles into the correct position
during fine tuning.

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3.2 Programming the RF controls
To enable the use of RF controls, the unit must be fitted with a connected ComfoSense C.
As standard, the last signal given takes priority. If the CO2 RF main control is in the AUTO setting, the highest signal
given takes priority.
1Check whether all installation conditions are met:
a) Select the location of the RF control(s) and the unit so that there are no large metal
objects between them.
b) Only one master may be placed in an RF system.
c) The CO2 RF main control acts as master, and must be placed in a central location in the
dwelling.
d) A CO2 RF upgrade sensor cannot be registered until a master has been registered.
e) An RF Repeater can only be registered using an RFZ or Timer RF. Refer to the relevant
manuals for the exact procedure.
2Check whether the RF controls to be programmed may operate together in a single RF system:
RFZ Timer RF RF-Repeater
CO2 RF
Main
CO2 RF
Upgrade
RFZ
Timer RF
RF-Repeater
CO2 RF Main
CO2 RF
Upgrade

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3 4 5A
≥ 6 sec.
Set the desired settings for all the RF-signals
in the ADVANCED user menu:
1. If needed: Activate ADVANCED MODE.
- Select SHIFT
- Select ADVANCED
2. Navigate to ADVANCED SETTINGS
3. Navigate to RF SETTINGS
Navigate to menu START on the ComfoSense
C display:
1. Navigate to the ADVANCED SETTINGS
menu.
- Press OK.
- Press MENU before the text SHIFT
disappears.
2. Navigate to the RF PAIRING menu.
You have 10 minutes time to commission one
RF device.
RFZ: Press button “1” & and button “ ”
together for at least 6 sec.
Timer RF: Press the button “10 min.” &
button “Timer OFF” together for at least 6
sec.
5B
≥ 8 sec.
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CO2 RF main control:
1. Press the button for at least 8 sec.
2. Set the RF SENSOR PRIORITY menu
(settings advice: AUTO ONLY).
3. Set the RF SENSOR FUNCTION menu
(settings advice: FLOW_PROPORTIONAL).
See the user manual for more details
about the settings.
CO2 RF upgrade sensor:
Press the button for at least 8 sec. using a
pointed object (paper-clip or pen).
Test the control after programming. Change the air flow rate of the unit (see the
unit’s display): Registering successful.
Do not change the air flow rate of the unit
(see the unit’s display): Return to step 3.
Each RF control must be registered separately.
So for each extra RF control, return to step 3.

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4 Operation
You can find a complete explanation about how
to use the unit display in the user manual. In this
chapter you can find the basic information needed to
commission and maintain the unit.
4.1 Access the unit display
To save energy the unit display screen will be off
most of the time. The display will automatically turn
off after 15 minutes of no activity. The following
actions will make the screen visible:
■ Open the semi-transparent visor;
■ Press any key on the display.
4.2 Overview of the unit display
AUTO
SHIFTMENU
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B
C
E
D
Position Part
AStatus indicator LED light.
■ On = The unit is operating correctly;
■ Off = The unit has no power or the display is in
use;
■ Slowly flashing (every second) = Warning
(Change filters or SERVICE MODE active);
■ Rapidly flashing (four times a second) = Error.
BUniversal button.
The function depends on the current text on the
display.
CUp button to:
■ Increase preset;
■ Increase value;
■ Select the previous item.
DDown button to:
■ Decrease preset;
■ Decrease value;
■ Select the next item.
EUniversal button.
The function depends on the current text on the
display.

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Position Part
ACurrent function of the universal button
below it.
BCurrent function of the universal button
below it.
CCurrent day and time.
DCurrent operating function.
ERemaining time of current operating
function.
FCurrent active automated control.
GCurrent ventilation mode:
■ AUTO = the airflow is set by the
scheduler;
■ MANUAL = the airflow is set by the user.
HTemporary override of the SCHEDULER
VENTILATION.
ICurrent fan mode:
■ no icon = both fans are in operation
(BALANCE);
■ = extract fan is not in operation
(SUPPLY ON LY );
■ = supply fan is not in operation
(EXTRACT ONLY);
■ = both fans are not in operation
JCurrent warning or error message:
■ = Warning;
■ = Error.
KComfoCool Q600 is in operation.
Position Part
LCurrent set temperature profile:
■ no icon = NORMAL.
■ = WARM;
■ = COOL.
MChild lock is in operation.
NCurrent set airflow:
■ = PRESET A (Away)
■ = PRESET 1 (Low)
■ = PRESET 2 (Middle)
■ = PRESET 3 (High)
When an automated control requires more
airflow than requested the extra airflow
segment is blinking.
Only available in advanced mode
OCurrent airflow volume in m3/h or l/s.
PCurrent supply fan mode:
■ no icon = fan is not in operation;
■ = fan is in operation.
QCurrent outdoor air temperature in °C or
°F.
(Only visible when the supply fan is active)
RCurrent supply air temperature °C or °F.
(Only visible when the supply fan is active)
SCurrent extract fan mode:
■ no icon = fan is not in operation;
■ = fan is in operation.
There are two user modes available on the unit:
■ The basic mode provides access to general settings and information on the main screen and in the menu screen.
The symbol is displayed in the left top corner of the menus when the basic mode is active.
■ The advanced mode provides access to more detailed information on the main screen and in the menu screen.
All information from the basic mode is also accessible in the advanced mode.
The symbol is displayed in the left top corner of the menus when the advanced mode is active.
Overview Main screen
SHIFTMENU
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AUTO
BYPASS
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SERVICE MODE
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4.3 Activate/deactivate the child lock
To prevent unwanted changes to the settings, the
unit display is equipped with a child lock. As long as
the child lock is enabled the symbol is visible on
the main screen.
Select and hold MENU in the main screen for 4
seconds to activate or deactivate the child lock.
4.4 How to navigate through the unit menu
1. Open the semi-transparent visor.
2. Select MENU to gain access to the menus.
3. Use the up and down button to navigate forward
and back through the menus.
4. When the selection arrow is in front of the desired
option select CONFIRM.
When you are done with all your operating options:
1. Select BACK until you reach the main screen.
2. Close the semi-transparent visor.
4.5 Access the installer settings
The installer settings menu is password protected to
prevent user from altering system critical settings by
accident. The symbol is displayed in the left top
corner of the display when the installer password is
active.
Do not forget to log out as an installer when you
are done.
To log in to the installer settings:
1. Select SHIFT for at least 4 seconds in the main
screen.
2. Select the password number with the up and
down button. (password: 4210)
3. Select CONFIRM after each number
To log out:
1. Select SHIFT in the main screen.
2. Select LOG OUT
AUTO
SHIFTMENU
Tu 14:02
4s
1
AUTO
SHI F TMENU
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2
CONFIRMBACK
RESET ERROR
TASK MENU
STATUS
BASIC MENU
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4.6 Menu structure
Installer menu’s
INSTALLER SETTINGS
Password: 4210
COMMISSIONING
VENTILATION PRESETS
BATHROOM SWITCH
OPTION BOX SETTINGS3
VENTILATION CONTROL
FILTER SETTINGS
LOG OUT
ALTITUDE
0-10V INPUT 13
FACTORY DEFAULTS
RESET
FIRE PLACE PRESENT
0-10V INPUT 23
RESET ERRORS
UNBALANCE
HEAT EXCHANGER TYPE
0-10V INPUT 33
RESET ANALYSIS
DIRECT FAN CONTROL
0-10V INPUT 43
PERIPHERALS ERRORS
SERVICE MODE
0-10V FUNCTION3
0-10V PRIORITY3
MAIN BOARD SETTINGS
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