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CONTENTS

USER MANUAL

CONTROLLER DESCRIPTION

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Controller appearance

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Operation mode indication

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INITIAL SETUP OF CONTROLLER

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Procedure of initial setup

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MAIN DISPLAY AND NAVIGATION

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Main display description and design

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Description of symbols shown on display

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Symbols for operation mode

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Symbols for user functions

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Symbols for temperature ans data overview

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Symbols for protection functions

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Symbols for communication of controllers in network

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Symbols for notice and warnings

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Basic screen navigation

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Locking / unlocking the screen

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Display for help, notices and warnings

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ENTRY AND NAVIGATION THROUGH THE MENU

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Menu structure and description

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Temperture settings

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User functions

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Operation mode

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Time programs

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Basic settings

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Data Overview

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SERVICE SETTINGS MANUAL

SERVICE SETTINGS

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Basic parameters

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Heat curve

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Service parameters

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Floor drying parameters

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Factory settings

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Summary of Contents for SELTRON PROMATIC CMP25-2

Page 1: ...PROMATIC CMP25 2 Weather compensated controller for mixing heating circuits...

Page 2: ...g circuit with radiator or surface heating systems CMP25 2 features multi chanel program timer for time dependent room heating CMP25 2 controllers can be connected to network and operate as uniform co...

Page 3: ...rview 12 Symbols for protection functions 13 Symbols for communication of controllers in network 13 Symbols for notice and warnings 13 Basic screen navigation 14 Locking unlocking the screen 14 Displa...

Page 4: ...ors room units and BUS 39 Connection of digital room unit DD2 40 Connection of room sensor 40 Marking and installation of temperature sensors 41 Operation mode by sensor failure 42 Expanding the syste...

Page 5: ...MANUAL CONTROLLER DESCRIPTION OPERATION MODE INDICATION CONTROLLER APPEARANCE 1 2 Graphic display with touch panel Button Esc Help Illuminated button green closing of mixing valve red opening of mixin...

Page 6: ...own Next the setup wizard runs PROCEDURE OF INITAL SETUP On screen appears picture for selecting the display orientation Press icon where letter A is normally readable After selecting proper display o...

Page 7: ...LANGUAGE SELECTION Select scheme for controller operation Confirm your selection with button STEP 4 HYDRAULIC SCHEME Selected hydraulic scheme screen orientation direction rotation direction and langu...

Page 8: ...unit Temperature overview Screen unlocking Key Esc Time and date Screen unlocking Indication of mixing valve and pump operation Notifications and warnings SYMBOLS FOR OPERATION MODE DESCRIPTION OF SY...

Page 9: ...culated or set point temperature Indoor Room temperature Outdoor temperature Stand pipe temperature Return pipe temperature Boiler temperature Mixing valve closing flashing indicates trend for closing...

Page 10: ...AND WARNINGS Symbol Description Notice In case of exceeding the maximum temperature or activation of protection function the controller indicates the event with flashing symbol on the display If the...

Page 11: ...sing decreasing the data value Confirmation Confirmation and return to the previous menu or selection If you want to change the controller settings or overview the operation data Press the button to u...

Page 12: ...for help notices and warnings is opened Short manual Short manual for use of the controller Controller version Overview of controller type and software version Notices List of exceeding the maximum t...

Page 13: ...of selections press button to move on the next screen or button to move to the previous screen To unlock the screen press button To enter the menu press button ENTRY AND NAVIGATION THROUGH THE MENU To...

Page 14: ...NCTIONS Party Eco Holiday Deactivation of function OPERATION MODE Time program operation mode Day temperature operation mode Night temperature operation mode Switch OFF Heating or cooling operation mo...

Page 15: ...nation Intensity of inactive display illumination Contrast DATA OVERVIEW Diagrams of measured temperatures for last week Diagrams of measured temperatures for last day Special service data CONTROLLER...

Page 16: ...manual PRAMETERS FOR FLOOR DRYING FACTORY SETTINGS Reset of all controller parameters Reset of time programs Reset of all controller settings and restart of initial setup Save user settings Load user...

Page 17: ...Day temperature Night temperature Use buttons and to set the temperature Confirm and return to the previous screen by pressing button Use buttons and to set the temperature Confirm and return to the...

Page 18: ...ll finish Temperature setting ECO Press icon ECO to activate economic temperature operation mode To adjust function press the ECO icon once again A new screen opens Use buttons and to set the temperat...

Page 19: ...valve Circulation pump switch on Press button to confirm and exit to the previous screen Heating or cooling operation mode selector For cooling operation mode it is necessary to connect a room sensor...

Page 20: ...ay whose program course you want to edit or copy it to other days TIME PROGRAMS Four independent time programs are available If we press on already selected time program icon a new screen opens Time p...

Page 21: ...rval Move to left Move to right Save time program changes and return to the previous screen With the help of above listed icons we draw requested course of time program The time program copying Icons...

Page 22: ...N FRI 06 00 22 00 SAT SUN 07 00 22 00 Day Day temperature period MON FRI 05 00 7 30 13 30 22 00 SAT SUN 07 00 22 00 Day Day temperature period MON FRI 06 00 08 30 11 00 13 30 16 00 22 00 SAT SUN 07 00...

Page 23: ...ish to use by pressing the icon Confirm your selection and exit to the previous screen by pressing button Time and date Screen for time and date setting is opened Confirm your setting and exit to the...

Page 24: ...L SERVICE DATA Diagnostic data for service department DIAGRAMS OF MEASURED TEMPERATURES FOR LAST WEEK Graphical representation of temperatures for each sensor by days Temperatures are recorded for the...

Page 25: ...rs Service parameters Floor drying parameters CONTROLLER PARAMETERS BASIC PARAMETERS SERVICE SETTINGS MANUAL Only those parameters that are used in the selected hydraulic scheme are visible From the s...

Page 26: ...he controller carries out the automatic changeover between summer and winter time 0 NO 1 YES 1 P1 7 PERIOD OF TEMPERAT LOGGING MINUTES By setting this field you define how often the measured temperatu...

Page 27: ...he object by low outdoor temperatures gets warmer the heat curve steepness needs to be decreased The maximum steepness increase decrease should not be greater than 0 1 to 0 2 units at one observation...

Page 28: ...1 4 With adjusting the heat curve steepness the controller is tuned with the building For optimal controller operation the right setting of the heat curve steepness is very important Preferred settin...

Page 29: ...before editing Parameter index Default parameter value Parameter is locked Current parameter value Navigation buttons Parameter description Decrease value Previous position Increase value Next positio...

Page 30: ...the operation mode for sensor T1 If return pipe sensor is selected a limitation of temprature difference between stand and return pipe needs to be set with parameter S2 13 0 ROOM SENSOR 1 RETURN PIPE...

Page 31: ...igher frequency 0 4 2 5 1 S2 10 MIXING VALVE D CONSTANT Sensitivity of mixing valve for stand pipe temperature changes Smaller value means low sensitivity higher value means high sensitivity 0 4 2 5 1...

Page 32: ...R DRYING 0 NO 1 YES 0 F1 2 INTERVAL 1 DURATION 1 15 days 10 F1 3 INTERVAL 1 START TEMPERATURE 10 60 C 20 F1 4 INTERVAL 1 END TEMPERATURE 10 60 C 20 F1 5 INTERVAL 2 DURATION 1 15 days 5 F1 6 INTERVAL 2...

Page 33: ...S Load previously saved user settings RESET OF ALL CONTROLLER PARAMETERS Restores all settings of parameters P1 P2 P3 S1 except S1 1 S2 S3 and F1 to default values RESET OF TIME PROGRAMS Restores defa...

Page 34: ...ng or opening of the controller is not needed and not allowed INSTALLATION ONTO MIXING VALVE Installation example shown on the picture bellow is valid for mixing valves of the following manufacturers...

Page 35: ...38 Installation manual Installation onto 4 way mixing valve Installation onto 3 way mixing valve...

Page 36: ...ibility of publisher for unprofessional wrong and false information and con secutive damage are explicitly excluded We retain the right for technical errors mistakes changes and corrections without pr...

Page 37: ...ry to set the coding switches on the back side of the room unit REQUIRED SETTING Room unit controls the heating circuit Room unit does not control the heating circuit First room unit 1 Second room uni...

Page 38: ...lip Room sensor or room unit Room sensor or room unit is mounted on the inner wall of the living room which is not exposed to the sun and away from heat sources and drafts First take off the lid then...

Page 39: ...by manual operation mode Room temperature sensor or room unit isn t connected or has a malfunction Room heating operates normally with respect of outdoor temperature Return pipe temperature sensor is...

Page 40: ...connection of controllers CMP25 2 and WDC10B WDC10 or WDC20 By Bus connection you can connect with each other any number of controllers WDC and CMP25 2 The first controller WDC controls the heat sour...

Page 41: ...o not contain all auxiliary and safety elements When installing you have to follow valid rules IMPORTANT For controller operation room unit or room sensor is not needed Room unit or room sensor connec...

Page 42: ...45 Hydraulic and electric schemes Scheme 360b Expanding mixing circuit BUS connection of controllers is described on pages 42 and 43...

Page 43: ...60730 1 Temperature control class III without room temp sensor VII with room temp sensor Type of operation Tip 1B by EN 60730 1 Ambient temperature 0 to 40 C Storing temperature 20 to 70 C Technical s...

Page 44: ...for hazardous substances in electric and electronic appliances 2011 65 EC Rohs II PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Weather compensated controller for central heating systems MODEL NAME CMP25 2 APPLIED STANDARDS E...

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