Before starting to define your programs, you must first set the date and time following the procedure given in
§ 6.1.1.1 and 6.1.1.2
What you want to do
What you must do to achieve this
What happens
Enter the programming
sub-menu
Press the
key
«Date – time» is displayed.
Press the and keys to access the
«Programming» message et
The message «Programming» is
displayed.
Press
The message «Prog1» is displayed.
Enter a program
Press the
key for Comfort times
and
key for the Eco times.
Comfort segment =
Eco segment =
Use the and keys to go from one
time to another.
Press
to validate.
The information displayed no longer
flashes.
Use the and keys to go to the
next program.
The message «Prog2» is displayed.
Proceed as for «Prog1».
Assign the programs to
the days of the week
Use the and keys to access the
first day of the week.
The day and the message
«Centralised» are displayed.
Use the
or
key to select
Prog 1, Prog 2 or Prog 3.
The programs are scrolled and flash.
Stop on the selected program and
validate by pressing
.
The selected program stops flashing.
Use the and keys to go to the
next day: Tuesday, and so on up to the
end of the week.
Exit from sub-menu
Press the and keys until you
reach «Menu return» and click
.
Return to the main menu is obtained.
Exit from menu
Press the and keys until you
reach «Exit from menu».
«Exit from menu» flashes.
Click
.
The initial screen, with current mode
and selected temperature, is displayed.
6.1.2.2 - Program your radiator using an external programming function
By default, the program installed for every day of the week is the external program downloaded by the
centralised programming function. Consequently, if your radiator is connected to a centralised programming
system you have nothing to do other than select the Prog. mode.
