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Select Loc’n of shunt pump?
MFR2 ()
MFR3 ()
MFR4 ()

Select Loc’n of shunt pump?
MFR3 ()
MFR4 ()

The Master boiler in a cascade can indicate if 

a system fault condition exists, so any boiler 

fault, Master or Slave. This can then be used 

to  indicate  to  plant  monitoring  equipment 

if  any  fault  exists  in  the  complete  system. 

If  this  is  required  then  select  the  output  of 

the  Master  boiler  that  controls  this  signal. 

Otherwise select ‘None’.

System fault indication

None

PWM/0-10V ()
MFR1 (HC1 pump)

The following outputs can be configured for 

this function:

System fault indication

None

PWM/0-10V ()
MFR1 (HC1 pump)
MFR2 (DHW pump)

System fault indication

PWM/0-10V ()
MFR1 (HC1 pump)
MFR2 (DHW pump)
MFR3 (Boiler on indicator)

System fault indication

MFR1 (HC1 pump)
MFR2 (DHW pump)
MFR3 (Boiler on indicator)
MFR4 (Boiler Fault Indicator)

System fault indication

MFR2 (DHW pump)
MFR3 (Boiler on indicator)
MFR4 (Boiler Fault Indicator)

System fault indication

MFR3 (Boiler on indicator)
MFR4 (Boiler Fault Indicator)

The  plant  may  be  controlled  in  a  number 

of ways:

1.  0-10V analogue input

2.  230V 50Hz switched live input via a ‘Volts 

Free’ contact
3.  OpenTherm Master controller

0-10V analogue input control

If  the  Plant  cascade  control  is  via  a  BMS 

with a 0-10V signal then this can be selected 

and configured next. The following options 

are available:

Configure 0-10V input

None
0-10V Capacity
0-10V Temperature

Configure 0-10V input

None
0-10V Capacity
0-10V Temperature

Configure 0-10V input

0-10V Capacity
0-10V Temperature

If  0-10V  Temperature  control  is  selected, 

then  the  parameters  for  the  Minimum  and 

Maximum flow temperature in relation to the 

voltage demand range values can be 

set.

0-10V input Temp. Setp. 0V:

Temp. setp. 0V

8

ºC

Done

Temp. setp. 0V

8

ºC

Done

0-10V input Temp. Setp. 10V:

Temp. setp. 10V

80

ºC

Done

Temp. setp. 10V

80

ºC

Done

Once  0-10V  control  is  selected  a  number 

of parameters must be defined. The default 

settings are as shown below but these can 

be  hanged  if  required.  To  configure  the 

parameters select ‘Yes’, to accept the current 

default settings select ‘No’.

Configure 0-10V parameters

No

Yes

Once ‘Yes’ is selected the parameters can be 

set using the following screens. 
Voltage demand.  This setting determines the 

switching point at which demand is expected 

by the system, anything below this is at keep 

alive voltage:

Configure voltage demand

1.0V

Done

Voltage  life  zero.   This  setting  determines 

the minimum keep alive voltage where the 

system expects a voltage to be present on 

an operational interface, anything below this 

indicates a wiring fault:

Configure voltage life zero

0.0V

Done

Once  this  level  is  set,  ‘Done’  may  be 

selected. 

The  next  plant  control  signal  that  may  be 

configured is where a Switched Live signal 

is used to generate a demand to enable the 

cascade.

SL1 230V demand

Configure SL1

None
Enable

If this signal is to be configured then select 

Enable, otherwise select ‘None’. This will then 

prompt for a Cascade flow temperature set 

point, which will be the target temperature for 

the cascade under direct SL1 control.

Plant Setp. SL1

85ºC

Done

Once this level is set, ‘Done’ may be selected.

Summary of Contents for EVOMAX 2

Page 1: ...require Do not use reconditioned or copy parts that have not been clearly authorised by Ideal Heating For the very latest copy of literature for specification and maintenance practices visit our webs...

Page 2: ...g circuit Operating mode 17 3 7 8 Menu Heating circuit Room temperature 17 3 7 9 Menu Heating circuit Flow temperature 17 3 7 10 Menu Heating circuit Settings 17 3 7 11 Menu Heating circuit Settings P...

Page 3: ...17 SEQUENCE CONTROL 1 16 BOILERS BOILER N WITH CT PUMP AND INDIRECT HWS CIRCUIT 40 FIGURE 18 SEQUENCE CONTROL 1 16 BOILERS BOILER N WITH 2 X CT PUMP CIRCUIT 40 FIGURE 19 EXTENSION MODULE WITH 1 X MIX...

Page 4: ...em manager can be configured as a Master or Slave in a cascade of Boilers and or when any external module is used E g Extension module The Master System manager controls both its own Combustion manage...

Page 5: ...ighlight the first menu item Enter the highlighted menu sub menu or parameter if in a menu or sub menu If in a parameter setting select a parameter which will then flash for adjustment once adjusted u...

Page 6: ...is indicating that there is a second status screen access by turning the knob anticlockwise Boiler Name Model No Operation Standby Boiler Setp 0 Boiler cap 0 Flow temp 40 2 C On the Master boiler in t...

Page 7: ...nth 7 Day 4 Done Date Year 2019 Month 7 Day 4 Done Date Year 2019 Month 7 Day 4 Done 3 4 4 Menu Configuration General Time The Time screen is then displayed and each item can be selected and changed T...

Page 8: ...ommission step has been carried out causing a change in any of the functional modules in the system Plant Boiler HC DHW A full recommission system always offers a backup Backup is only possible in boi...

Page 9: ...here in a sequential list Once a boiler is selected then the following menu allows you to select which configuration parameters you want to display Boiler 1 Demand control Temperature sensors Other s...

Page 10: ...mp MFR3 Boiler on indicator Boiler 1 MFR1 HC1 pump MFR2 DHW pump MFR3 Boiler on indicator MFR4 Boiler Fault indicator Boiler 1 MFR2 DHW pump MFR3 Boiler on indicator MFR4 Boiler Fault indicator Boiler...

Page 11: ...will display the current Real time values for the configured Sensors once again items that are not configured will be shown with no value but with 2 dashes to indicate this the list can be scrolled to...

Page 12: ...is selected then the service interval will start and the boiler will run in service mode at the selected capacity for a maximum of 10 minutes If you wish to abort service mode just use the back key St...

Page 13: ...this can also be reset Faults Summary Show detail Reset 3 5 17 Menu Boiler Faults Summary On selecting which boiler you want to interrogate the system will read back the fault summary and display Boil...

Page 14: ...hen the following screen will display the current Real time values for the configured outputs once again items that are not configured will be shown with no value but with 2 dashes to indicate this Ou...

Page 15: ...al values For hydraulic systems that cause a faster load capacity change in the header then the Faster response time PIDs should be selected for a hydraulic system which causes a slower load capacity...

Page 16: ...lowing options Real time values Demand inputs Sensors Outputs Real time values Demand inputs Sensors Outputs Real time values Sensors Outputs 3 7 4 Menu Heating circuits Status Real time values Demand...

Page 17: ...iler 2 1 HC3 Boiler 2 2 HC1 Boiler 1 1 Room temp day Room temp night Room temp holiday HC1 Boiler 1 1 Room temp day Room temp night Room temp holiday HC1 Boiler 1 1 Room temp night Room temp holiday E...

Page 18: ...om sensor The value ensures that the Heating Circuit does not continuously cycle demand into the system Room temp switch diff 1 C 3 7 14 Menu Heating circuit Settings Pump The pump for each individual...

Page 19: ...ime clock Holiday program DHW Time clock Holiday program 3 8 1 Menu DHW Status The status sub menu give you access to see the current real time values of the Dometic Hot Water circuits The status menu...

Page 20: ...ions are DHW Boiler 1 Standby DHW Boiler 1 Time clock single day DHW Boiler 1 Time clock multiple days Standby Frost protection only Time clock single day Normal operation timed Time clock multiple da...

Page 21: ...t the weekday and time of operation Interval sets the interval between operation The mode of operation when set changes the last menu option to set the parameter controlling the anti legionella event...

Page 22: ...present Settings Boiler modulation Sequence on delay Hours run Settings Boiler modulation Sequence on delay Hours run Sequence order Settings Sequence on delay Hours run Sequence order Timed Settings...

Page 23: ...e sequence changeover will occur after the Timed period has been completed It can be set in multiples of 1 day as shown below Select Done to confirm the change Hours run 7day s Done 3 9 13 Menu Cascad...

Page 24: ...24 4 INSTALLATION 4 1 Electrical Connections Figure 2 VARICAN ADAPTOR DIAGRAM Figure 3 EXTENSION MODULE DIAGRAM...

Page 25: ...Select button Enter a menu if in the normal operation screen and highlight the first menu item Enter the highlighted menu sub menu or parameter if in a menu or sub menu If in a parameter setting selec...

Page 26: ...all slave boilers will adopt these settings Once Done is selected the following screen will appear Set boiler number Boiler 01 Master Boiler 02 Done This is an example where there are two boilers in t...

Page 27: ...second HC is already allocated then this will not be available for selection Once you have selected and allocated a number to the DHW Circuits that you wish to use and configure for example in line wi...

Page 28: ...d boiler pump None PWM 0 10V MFR1 The following outputs can be configured for this function Loc n of shared boiler pump None PWM 0 10V MFR1 MFR2 Loc n of shared boiler pump PWM 0 10V MFR1 MFR2 MFR3 Lo...

Page 29: ...10V input 0 10V Capacity 0 10V Temperature If 0 10V Temperature control is selected then the parameters for the Minimum and Maximum flow temperature in relation to the voltage demand range values can...

Page 30: ...the capacity of the cascade the Master boiler needs to know what the maximum capacity rating of the External heat source is Maximum rating 35 0kW Done Maximum rating 80 0kW Done The demand switch on...

Page 31: ...figuration step is the Boiler Fault indication output Once again any of the programmable outputs may be selected Usually MFR4 is allocated The full screens list is omitted for simplicity Boiler fault...

Page 32: ...connected and being used control the room temperature for this Heating Circuit Room Sensor available No Yes The next step is to confirm is an Outside Temperature sensor is connected and being used as...

Page 33: ...step is to set the initial mode of operation for this Heating Circuit By selecting the highlighted field the choices are shown in the following screens Once selected then select Done Operating mode S...

Page 34: ...is connected to the boiler Tank sensor No Yes The next step is to determine the function of the SL2 input which is a mandatory input for an Unvented Domestic Hot Water tank If the Tank is Unvented you...

Page 35: ...e can now be selected The process above is then repeated for all Domestic Hot Water circuits in the cascade Select DHW to configure DHW1 Boiler 1 Done After all Domestic Hot Water Circuits have been c...

Page 36: ...Boile Header S FT P1 0 10V VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn SL1 Ext Timer P1 0 10V Header S FT P1 0 10V or P2 or Override VariCAN Adapter Outside S OT P B P B P1 0 P B or Override Outside S OT Ext Timer or Enab...

Page 37: ...P PC Tank S HWS or P2 SL1 RT PC TS HWS P3 Header S FT Outside S OT P3 V DHW SL2 SL1 Boiler Connections Inputs Outputs Opentherm RT PC Boiler run Room S RT SC Boiler fault Tank S HWS P1 0 10V P B or P...

Page 38: ...S RT PC1 Room S RT CT2 or P2 SL1 RT CT1 P1 0 10V V CT1 SL2 RT CT2 or P2 P3 V CT2 Tank S RT CT2 or P2 SL1 RT CT1 P3 V HWS SL2 TS HWS or P2 Boiler Connections Inputs Outputs Opentherm RT PC1 Boiler run...

Page 39: ...T PC2 S OT V CT1 V CT2 P SYS Opentherm1 or SL1 Opentherm2 or SL2 Boiler CT Pump Circuit CT Pump Circuit Opentherm2 RT PC2 Boiler Connections Inputs Outputs Opentherm1 RT PC1 Boiler run Room S RT PC1 R...

Page 40: ...10V P PC or Override or P2 SL2 TS HWS P3 P HWSC Tank S HWS Ext Timer SL1 Bn Connections Inputs Outputs Opentherm RT PC Boiler run P PC1 or Override or P2 Ext Timer P3 P PC2 Room S RT PC1 Boiler fault...

Page 41: ...WS circuit RT MC T HWS S RT MC S OT MC V MC PP HWS SP HWS Inputs Outputs VF1 P MC S1 S RT MC VF2 V MC open S2 S FT MC VF3 V MC close S3 S OT MC VF4 PP HWS Ext Timer Enable or Holiday VF5 S4 S RT HC S5...

Page 42: ...de or Pump Flt VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn EMn Bn Connections Inputs Outputs VF1 P PC OT2 RT HC2 S4 S RT HC2 S5 S FT HC2 S6 S OT HC2 DI3 Ext Timer Enable or Holiday S FT HC1 VF4 P HC2 S3 S OT HC1 VF5 AH HC2...

Page 43: ...r Enable or Holiday VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn EMn DI3 Ext Timer Enable or Holiday VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn EMn Override or Pump Flt DI2 S ST HWS2 S4 TS HWS1 DI1 S OT HWS S3 S ST HWS1 S1 DI3 TS HWS2 DI1 Ext T...

Page 44: ...r for Direct DHW with pump V MC S OT HWS S FT HWS S FT MC DHW out DHW ret S PB P DHW P MC CWS in Direct DHW with Primary Buffer VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn EMn VariCAN Adapter B1 Bn EMn DI1 Ext Timer Enable...

Page 45: ...rage Circuit S FT Flow temperature sensor S FT HC Flow temperature sensor of Heating Circuit S FT MC Flow temperature sensor Mixing Circuit S FT SC PT Common Flow temperature sensor of Sequence Contro...

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