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1.

Ignition indicator,

2.

Fan operation indicator,

3.

Manual fan activation 
indicator,

4.

Fan power percentage 
value indicator, 

5.

AUTO function indicator,

6.

Counting of operation time 
of the fan and the duration 
of the interval between the 
blow-throughs. "EE" 
signaling, hysteresis setting; 
fan power and start time 
setting,

7.

Symbols indicating the fan operation settings (ON) and the interval 
between the blow-throughs (OFF),

8.

Temperature setting above which the fan will be switched on and off 
periodically (according to the settings),

9.

STOP HI function indicator,

10.

STOP LO function indicator,

11.

Set time unit (S - second, MIN - minute).

5.4.5. Switching on the emergency heat takeoff function   

NOTE: 
As a default setting, the emergency heat takeoff function is switched off. 
Be very careful when using this function. The maximum temperature of 
water  in  the  tank  is  85  °C,  which  may  lead  to  the  risk  of  scalding  of 
people, in particular small children!

Press the "

C

" button under the temperature setting. The digits begin to 

blink and indicate the value of the current temperature setting. Display 
the hysteresis setting (

HI

) by pressing the "

C

" button again. Then press 

the "

C

" button again to display the HDW pump operation indicator (      ).

When the "

C

" button is pressed once again (this enables switching the 

emergency heat takeoff function on or off), lines are displayed (and blink) 
in the "

A

" section and in the "

C

" section (the function is off). When the 

lines are displayed, changes can be made using the "+" or the "-" button. 
After the function is switched on, section "

A

" displays the value of 85°C, 

which means that above this temperature value (measured by the 

SR1

 

sensor), the CH pump will be started (in the "

A

" section). On the other 

hand, section "

C

" (setting value) displays the value of 85°C, which means 

that the tank will collect heat but only to the value of 85°C (

SR3

). Also, the 

forced  operation  indicator  (the  CH  pump  is  switched  on)  is  displayed. 
After  the  value  is  set,  approve  it  (within  10  seconds)  by  pressing  the 
"

OK

" button. Otherwise, the changed setting will not be saved and the 

controller will return to the previous setting.

The  emergency  heat  takeoff  function  is  used  in  situations  where  the 
temperature in the system increases to dangerous levels above 85°C and 
enables  quick  takeoff  of  the  heat  by  the  heating  system.  In  such 
situations, the HDW tank is used as a heat buffer. Also, the CH pump in the 
"

A

" section is used.

NOTE: The emergency heat takeoff function uses the CH pump in the 

 

"

A

"

 section only when the forced pump operation mode (  ) is switched 

on in the 

"

A

"

section. 

5.5. Wiring diagram  

5.5.1.  HDW circuit  

HDW 

tank

Pump

 

power supply

230V mains 

Temperature sensor 
(fix with a band)

HW CW

0

I

A

B

C

D

SR1 SR2 SR3

OUT1

OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

OUT5

IN

5.5.2. With the HDW tank  

Pump

HDW sensor

HDW 

tank

0

I

A

B

C

D

SR1 SR2 SR3

OUT1

OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

OUT5

IN

NOTE: When only the SR3 sensor is connected, the remaining functions 
of the controller are inactive, i.e. there is no indication of operation of 
CH pump (SR1) and of the control of the CH pump and the tee valve in 
the fireplace circuit, and the blower is not controlled.

Gas 

boiler

Use of a fan

(part D of the display)

6

D

3 4

6

8

ON
OFF

S MIN

STOP LO

STOP HI

AUTO

%

1 2

7

9

10

5

11

 

power supply

230V mains 

Summary of Contents for S14

Page 1: ...User manual www auraton pl S14 dla oprogramowania w ver F03 oraz F0A ...

Page 2: ...1 ThedisplayoftheAURATONS14controllerisdividedintofourparts Eachpartcorrespondstoaseparatedevicesupportedbythecontroller PartA Controlofthecentralheating CH pump PartB Control of the central heating CH pump the automatically reset actuator or the second central heating pump in the fireplacecircuit PartC Controlofthehotdomesticwater HDW circulatingpump PartD Controlofthefan blower ON OFF S MIN STOP...

Page 3: ...ors 2 User ssetting 3 Counted operation time of the fan and the duration of the interval betweentheblow throughs 4 Indicatorofextinguishedfireinthefurnace 5 Indicatorofemergencyshutdownofthefan 6 Indicatorofmanualactivationofthedevice 7 Indicatorofignition 8 Indicatoroffanpowerpercentagevalue 9 Indicatorofforcedoperation oftheCHpump 10 Indicatorofsustainedfireinthefurnace ...

Page 4: ... provided with an approx 2 5 m long cable If an expanded functionality of the controller is required additional temperature sensors must be bought option If the length of the cable is inadequate a sensor with an approx 15 m long cable can be purchased 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 I A B C D SR1 SR2 SR3 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 IN Description of buttons and cable terminals 2 NOTE Inordertoaccessthecabletermi...

Page 5: ...to circulate in a CH system with a coal fired boiler or a gas boiler without a system controlling the operation of the pump The controller s sensor measures the temperatureofthewateronthesupplysideoftheCHsystem In a CH system with a coal fired boiler the controller switches off the circulation pump after the flame in the boiler is extinguished Pumping of water is not recommended when the flame is ...

Page 6: ...ing them off In the controller connect the temperature sensor to the SR1 terminals Then install the sensor on an uncovered outlet pipe connected totheCHboiler asclosetotheboileraspossible NOTE If a coal fired boiler and a gas fired boiler work in the same CH system the sensor should be installed in a location where the two outletsmergeandmustbeinsulated 3 1 4 Connection check Checkifthewireisconne...

Page 7: ...topat38 C 3 2 5 Changing the forced pump operation mode Press the A button under the temperature setting The digits begin to blink and indicate the value of the current setting Display the hysteresis setting HI by pressing the A button again After you press the A button one more time the value of 85 C will be displayed in the temperature section and on the right side of the display the symbol of f...

Page 8: ...n again and hold it pressedfor3seconds NOTE When only the SR1 sensor is connected the remaining functions of the controller are inactive i e there is no indication of operation of CH pumps in the fire place circuit and of the control of the pump in the HDWcircuit h 3 3 Diagram of connection of the controller with the pump at the CH boiler 0 I A B C D SR1 SR2 SR3 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 IN CH boil...

Page 9: ... stove fireplace uses two control outputs oneforthewaterpumpinthefireplacecircuit ź one for an actuated valve or the second pump which is required for ź proper cooperation between the boiler stove fireplace with the CH circuit After the power supply is switched on temperature in the water jacket of the boiler stove fireplace is measured with the digital sensor the temperaturesignalcanbedividedinto...

Page 10: ...e immersed in liquids or installedatthefireplacesmokeoutlets 4 1 4 Connecting the power supply cable to the valve or the second CH pump In the controller the valve s cable must be connected to the OUT3 terminal L N In the valve connect the green or yellow green wire grounding or protective zero to the terminal grounding symbol the bluewire tothe N terminal andthebrownwire tothe L terminal u 4 1 5 ...

Page 11: ...ain When the CH set temperature indicator right of the valve or the second CH pump in the fireplace circuit starts blinking use the or button to set the desired temperature After the value is set approve it within 10 seconds by pressing the OK button Otherwise the changed valuewillnot be saved and the controller willreturntotheprevioussetting 4 2 4 Changing the hysteresis Press the B button under ...

Page 12: ...anged setting willnotbesavedandthecontrollerwillreturntotheprevioussetting 4 2 6 Automatic operation The controller starts or stops the pump and the valve depending on the set temperature value In the CH system the pump and the valve are started when the temperature in the location of the sensor exceeds the set value and stopped when the temperature drops below the value set in the controller taki...

Page 13: ...lementsnecessaryforproperoperationofthesystem 1 7 2 3 4 5 8 9 6 230V mains power supply 0 I A B C D SR1 SR2 SR3 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 IN 1 Boiler stove fireplace 6 Radiator 2 Cut offvalve 7 Compressionvessel 3 Pump 8 Temperaturesensor 4 Exchanger 9 CHboiler 5 Automaticallyresetactuator NOTE When only the SR2 sensor is connected the remaining functions of the controller are inactive i e there is...

Page 14: ...oller working with a hot domestic water HDW pump part C of the display C 4 5 1 2 3 5 5 1 Operation with the HDW over CH priority switched on If the HDW over CH priority function is switched on then the pump in the HDW circuit depends only on the setting and on the temperature measuredbytheSR3sensorinstalledinthetank 5 1 1 Settings range Temperature from 0 C to 99 C is measured by the SR3 sensor Th...

Page 15: ...rinthetank 5 1 2 Programming of the HDW functions When the button is pressed the value of 50 C factory setting starts blinking Usethe or buttontosetthedesiredtemperature Once the desired temperature value is set it must be confirmed do not forget to do so within 10 seconds by pressing the button Otherwise the changed value will not be saved and the controller will returntotheprevioussetting After ...

Page 16: ...sor On the controller side the temperature sensor must be connected to the SR3 terminals and then installed in the hot domestic water tank The sensor must not be immersed in liquids or installed at the fireplace smoke outlets Themaximummeasuredtemperaturevalueis99 C 5 2 1 Manual mode continuous operation In order to manually switch on the circulating pump regardless of thecurrent temperature at th...

Page 17: ...ll not be saved and the controllerwillreturntotheprevioussetting 5 4 3 Changing the hysteresis Press the C button under the temperature setting The digits begin to blink and indicate the value of the current setting Display the hysteresis setting HI by pressing the C button again Using the or button set the required hysteresis value in the range of 2 C to 10 C with a 2 C increment After the value ...

Page 18: ... displays the value of 85 C which means that above this temperature value measured by the SR1 sensor the CH pump will be started in the A section On the other hand section C setting value displays the value of 85 C which means that the tank will collect heat but only to the value of 85 C SR3 Also the forced operation indicator the CH pump is switched on is displayed After the value is set approve ...

Page 19: ... indicator 11 Settimeunit S second MIN minute on hedoff ature of ding of begin to Display en press r hing the nd blink hen the button of 85 C the SR1 e other h means Also the splayed sing the and the ere the 5 C and In such mp in the p in the witched er supply V mains 0 IN 5 5 2 With the HDW tank Pump HDW sensor HDW tank 0 I A B C D SR1 SR2 SR3 OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 IN NOTE When only the SR3 se...

Page 20: ...be connected to the OUT5 terminal L N In the blower connect the green or yellow green wire grounding or zero to the terminal the blue wire to the N terminal andthebrownwire tothe L terminal 6 1 1 Mounting the controller The controller must be mounted on a wall or another support using two screws the concrete anchors with screws are delivered with the controller The cables extending from the contro...

Page 21: ...temperature value is set it must be confirmed do not forget to do so within 10 seconds by pressing the OK button Otherwise the changed value will not be saved and the controller will returntotheprevioussetting 6 2 4 Changing the operation time and the time of periodic breaks in the fan s operation Press the D button once The fan temperature will start blinking If you press the D button again withi...

Page 22: ...emperature value Once the desired temperature value is set it must be confirmed saved within 10 seconds by pressing the OK button Otherwise the changed setting will not be saved and the controller will returntotheprevioussetting 6 2 6 Changing the hysteresis To change the hysteresis value press the D button and display the fan temperature If you press the D button again the fan operation time and ...

Page 23: ...ere 100 is the maximum fan power value In order to change the fan power press the D button and display the fan temperature If you press the D button again the fan operation time and the break time settings will be displayed By pressing the D button yet again you will display the definitive fan switch off temperature and the STOP LO text Press the D button one more time and set the desired hysteres...

Page 24: ...o switch off and then switch on again the controller using the switch in ordertostarttheignitionfunction 0 I 0 I 6 2 11 Adding fuel to the furnace During normal operation fuel can be added with the operation of the fan blocked intwoways Switch off the controller using the switch Add fuel and then ź switch on the controller and start the ignition function at the same time The second method consists...

Page 25: ...ress and hold the OK button and the button for about 3 seconds The activation ofthepermanentilluminationisconfirmedwithasoundsignal The permanent illumination can be switched off by pressing the OK and button simultaneously The deactivation of the permanent illuminationisconfirmedwithasoundsignal NOTE The first time any function button is pressed the illumination is switchedonfirst ifthepermanenti...

Page 26: ...t stop f 2 10 Supply voltage 230V 50Hz Maximum load for output sum 6A C C C C diff rom C to C A Data pertaining to the controller working in a CH circuit Temperature settings range 10 85 Range of measured values 0 99 Hysteresis start stop f 2 10 Supply voltage 230V 50Hz Maximum load for output sum 6A C C C C diff rom C to C B Data pertaining to the controller working with a CH pump and valve Z or ...

Page 27: ...a pertaining to the controller working with a fan Cleaning and maintenance ź The outside of the controller must be cleaned with a clean cloth Do not use solvents suchasbenzene thinners oralcohol ź Do not touch the device with wet hands This can lead to electric shock or seriousdamagetothedevice ź Nonotexposethedevicetoexcessiveimpactofsmokeordust ź Donottouchthedisplaywithsharpobjects ź Avoidconta...

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