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7.3..1
“Heating” operating mode
The keys on the operator console are explained in
Section 6
.
In this operating mode the operator may set the desired
target room temperature (between 10°C and 30°C) by
means of the four operator keys on the operator
console.
The stove heats the room to the relevant target room
temperature and after reaching this and going through
the Cooling down programme it switches to “Standby”
operating status.
Whilst the stove is operated in this operating mode, the
room is repeatedly heated to the set target room
temperature by day and night i.e. during this operating
mode, no distinction is made between day and night or
any other times with regard to the desired room
temperature.
7.3..2 Setting the target room temperature in
“Heating” operating mode
Press the left key repeatedly until the Info
screen appears.
Then press the middle bottom key
Now the programming window in which the
desired target room temperature is set is
opened. The explanations of the keys or their
functions are shown in the bottom line of this
programming window.
With the upper middle key the desired target
room temperature is increased in “jumps of 1ºC”
at a time. With the lower middle key the desired
target room temperature is reduced in “jumps of
1ºC
” at a time.
With the left key, the programming window is
closed without saving a new target room
temperature.
With the right key this programming window is
closed and the just input target room
temperature is saved.
7.3..3
“Auto” operating mode (weekly programme)
In this operating mode, the operator is free to select
three switching on and three switching off times per day
(per 24 hours) for each of the seven days of the week
with the relevant associated target room temperatures
desired by the operator (between 10°C and 30°C).
7.3..3.1 Setting date and time
Before operation with the weekly programme, it is
necessary to input the date and time.
Procedure:
Press the left key on the operator console
repeatedly until the information screen appears
In the Info screen, press the right key (Menu)
Now the main menu appears
In the main menu, place the cursor on
Date/Time with the two middle keys
Press the right key (Select)
Now the programming window for the date and
time appears
In the programming window, press right key
(Edit).
Now programming is activated
– select the field
to be edited with the right key (arrow)
With the two middle keys (+ / -) perform the edit
With the right key (arrow) scroll through the
programming window until the function “Save”
appears in the bottom text line
Press the right key (Save)
– the change is saved
Press the left key (Back)
– the main menu
appears.
7.3..3.2
“Auto” operating mode (weekly programme)
In this operating mode programming must be done for
each day of the week.
The stove heats up the room to the relevant target room
temperature and after reaching it and after going through
the Cooling down programme
switches to the “Standby”
operating status
This operating mode permits adjustment of the target
room
temperature
to
suit
individual
heating
requirements.
7.3..3.3 Setting the target room temperature in
“Auto” operating mode (weekly programme)
Press the left key repeatedly until the Info
screen appears.
Then press the middle bottom key.
Now the programming window in which the days
of the week can be selected is opened.
With the two middle keys, the day of the week
can be selected in the second line with the
cursor. (The selected day is the one which is
highlighted by the cursor).
After completing the selection with the cursor,
press the right key (Edit)
Now the programming window for the selected
day appears.
The first column contains position numbers 1, 2
and 3
In the second column, the switch on times
(marked by the letter E) are programmed in 15
minute jumps with the two middle keys.
With the right key (arrow) you can move from
the left column to the right.
In the third column, the switch off times (marked
by the letter A) are programmed in 15 minute
jumps with the two middle keys.
In the fourth column, the desired target room
temperature is assigned to each period that falls
between the relevant switch on and switch off
times.
