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Mixer
Room influence
Influence of the room temperature on the mixer‘s behavior
Start excess
in percent, assuming a setback time of 10 hours. The
previous setback time leads to an increase (which recedes over
time) of the flow temperature to shorten the heat-up time.
FS = 0%
Mixer run time
Total mixer run time (FS = 3min)
Ave. time o/s temp.
Compensation of fluctuating outside temperature for the calcu
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lation of the flow temperature.
Curr. ave. o/s temp.
Current average outside temperature
HC controller status
Status of the heating circuit
HC controller mode
Operation mode of the heating circuit controller
1
Room temp normal mode
Set room temperature in normal mode (FS = 22°C)
Room temp setback mode
Set room temperature in setback mode (FS = 15°C)
Control speed.
Adjustment of the control speed of the mixer‘s motor to the
heating circuit (Range 20% - 500%, FS = 100%)
The length of the impulses responsible for opening/closing the
mixer are adjusted by this percentage, the distance between the
impulses remains unchanged.
1
Time/Auto
or
Room sensor
The heating circuit is operated according to time programs and the settings on the room
sensor RAS.
Normal
Continuous operation according to the temperature of normal mode.
Setback
Continuous operation according to the temperature of setback mode.
Standby
System operation is deactivated (except for frost protection).
Party
Normal operation up until the time of day specified below.
Holiday
Heating in setback mode beginning with the current day, until midnight of the date below.
Bank holiday
Beginning with the current day, the heating times specified for a Saturday will be used for
operation, until the date specified below, which will use those of a Sunday. When using
mode Party, Holiday or Bank holiday, the device switches back to automatic after the spec
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ified time/date has passed.
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