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G USER SETTINGS
Customise the controller according to personal requirements
default settings
( ) = value range
1 Program select
Select one of the pre-defined programs, see 8. (If another program is chosen,
settings will not be saved)
P1 (P1 ... P3)
2 Event Setting
Modify Time and Temperature of active program, see 8. Each event can be reduced to the previous one
or to 00:00h. Each event can be extended up to 23:50h, then is indicating that the event is in the next
day. By pr or – key at a time can be adjusted. Max 9 events are possible. The first digit indi-
cates the actual event e.g. 3.12:00- 14:00 shows event 3. Events can be set for day-blocks as well, when
selecting days (Mon...Fri, Sat/Sun, Mon...Sun). In order to finish programming, press V repeatedly.
as selected at G1
3 Clock Settings
Set Date and Time
4
Off Heating
Permanent
Switch off the heater, the controller remains on power. Display reading OFF. Frost protection may happen
if selected. See H6. Switching ON again by activating e.g.
NO
5
Summer/ Winter
time change over
Select if automatic Summer/Winter-Time changeover
YES
6 Key Lock
Protect controller against unauthorised use. Re-activate via code = 93
NO
7
Temperature
limits min/max
Limits the temperature which can be set by the user, If both values are the same, no adjustment is possible.
This affects AUTO, MAN, HOL, TIMER, AT-HOME, event setting (G2). The active program / mode will not be
affected automatically.
5; 30 °C
8
Cost/Hr for
Energy
The assumed energy cost per hour (in cent/h) can be set. To use this feature as hour counter set the
cost to 100 cent/h.
100 (1 ... 999)
9
Energy
consumption to
date
Shows the approximate energy cost of the controlled area. For the last: 2 days, week (7 days), month (30
days), year (365 days). On the actual day, calculation is up to current time. In case of overflow 9999 will
be displayed. This feature mainly can be used for electric heating. Calculation: On-Time of heater x cost
per hour see above. Reset see H9
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