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USER LEVEL DIAGRAMS

Extensive

Normal

Limited

Turn unit on

Setup

Away

At home

Boost

Fireplace mode

Away information

At home information

Boost information

Fireplace information

Service menu

Language

Week clock on / off

Filters

Temperatures and sensors

Time and date

Display settings

Professional settings

Turn unit off

Edit

Edit /

Next reminder

Unit information

Error log

Fan test

Heater test

HR cell bypass test

Self-test

HR cell defrost

Save and restore settings

Control settings

Basic fan settings

I/O and bus settings

Lock code and access rights

Defrost settings

Relay settings

Input settings

Panel address

Modbus settings

Turn unit on

Setup

Away

At home

Boost

Fireplace mode

Away information

At home information

Boost information

Fireplace information

Service menu

Language

Week clock on / off

Filters

Temperatures and sensors

Time and date

Display settings

Professional settings

Turn unit off

Edit

Edit /

Next reminder

Unit information

HR cell defrost

Save and restore settings

Control settings

Basic fan settings

I/O and bus settings

Lock code and access rights

Defrost settings

Relay settings

Input settings

Panel address

Modbus settings

Turn unit on

Setup

Away

At home

Boost

Fireplace mode

Away information

At home information

Boost information

Fireplace information

Service menu

Language

Week clock on / off

Filters

Temperatures and sensors

Time and date

Display settings

Professional settings

Turn unit off

Edit

Edit /

Next reminder

Save and restore settings

Control settings

Basic fan settings

I/O and bus settings

Lock code and access rights

Defrost settings

USING THE UNIT

Bypass settings of the HR cell

Heating settings

External sensor settings

Error log

Fan test

Heater test

HR cell bypass test

Self-test

External sensor settings

Bypass settings of the HR cell

Heating settings

Bypass settings of the HR cell

Heating settings

Relay settings

Input settings

Panel address

Modbus settings

External sensor settings

Unit information

HR cell defrost

Error log

Fan test

Heater test

HR cell bypass test

Self-test

Summary of Contents for MyVallox Control

Page 1: ...Manual Model MyVallox Control Document D5311 Valid from 04 02 2020 Updated 31 03 2020 Control panel MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ireplace mode information 17 Editing the ventilation mode settings 17 Timer functions of the Fireplace and Boost modes 17 Temperatures and sensors 18 Viewing temperature data 18 Viewing temperature statistics 18 Viewing the relative humidity of air and the carbon dioxide and VOC levels measured by the sensors 19 The relative humidity of air and carbon dioxide and VOC level statistics 19 Settings 2...

Page 3: ...ns concerning transportation installation use or maintenance Structural or electronic modifications or changes made to the software INTENDED USE All Vallox ventilation units have been designed to provide appropriate and continuous ventilation so as to present no threat to health and to maintain structures in good condition IMPORTANT In order to ensure that the indoor air presents no harm to health...

Page 4: ...TIBILITY OF THE MYVALLOX CONTROL PANEL The control panel is compatible with the following ventilation units MODELS TYPE Vallox TSK Multi 50 MV ValloMulti 200 MV EH ValloMulti 200 MV Vallox TSK Multi 80 MV ValloMulti 300 MV EH ValloMulti 300 MV ValloMulti 300 MV EHX 3609 A3609 3609 1 A3609 1 3608 A3608 B3608 3608 1 A3608 1 B 3608 1 3608 2 A3608 2 B3608 2 EH post heating EHX post heating and additio...

Page 5: ... or Modbus messages In addition to the integrated carbon dioxide and humidity sensors ventilation can also be adjusted automatically by using the optional external carbon dioxide VOC and humidity sensors When these are used ventilation remains optimal even when the dwelling is unoccupied Each user can use the week clock to adjust the ventilation to fit their individual lifestyle SYSTEM DESCRIPTION...

Page 6: ...allox Cloud service opens A unique identification number of the ventilation unit will be automatically generated into the field 7 Enter the following information on the form Ventilation unit name Enter the ventilation unit name of your choice in this field Language Select the desired language from the drop down menu Country Select the desired country from the drop down menu Select username Enter t...

Page 7: ... next menu item Move from a one day view to a week view in the temperature relative humidity of air carbon dioxide or VOC level graphs The Minus button allows you to Reduce the value of the selected setting Return to the previous menu item Move from a week view to a one day view in the temperature relative humidity of air carbon dioxide or VOC level graphs The Up arrow button takes you upward in t...

Page 8: ...te Do not alter the file name you have downloaded at the root of the control panel the control panel will be displayed on your computer as a mass memory or a removable disk drive When the file has uploaded onto the control panel remove the USB cable Next the control panel will take a while to load the update The control panel will now start to load the update file onto the motherboard This can tak...

Page 9: ...e the Plus and Minus buttons to set the hours 2 Select Right arrow 3 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to set the minutes 4 The time is now set 5 Proceed to the next phase by selecting Right arrow Set the 24 or 12 hour clock The 24 hour clock is used by default To use the 12 hour clock 1 Select Down arrow The 24 Hour time setting value is changed to Off 2 Proceed to the next phase by selecting Right ...

Page 10: ...tilation unit information and modify some of its settings Limited The user can change the ventilation mode and view the ventilation unit information For more information on user levels see Chapter User level diagrams 1 Use the Arrow buttons to set the user level 2 The user level is now set Proceed to the next phase by selecting Right arrow Lock code NOTE The default lock code is 0000 i e the lock ...

Page 11: ... carry out extra defrosting cycles in sub zero temperatures thus making adjustment of the air flows more complicated Check the air flows by measuring them at the valves and fine tune the percentage values as required NOTE If the outdoor air is extremely cold below 10 C on an aluminium cell or below 3 C on a plastic cell the ventilation unit may have to defrost the heat recovery cell If this happen...

Page 12: ... to the structures of the building 4 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to set the extract air fan ratio as a percentage of the maximum output ratio The fan speed rpm will change accordingly Measure and adjust the extract air flows from the valves 5 Select OK Supply and extract air flow settings are now complete 6 Record the set percentages in the measurement log Do not change the output ratio between...

Page 13: ...rmal Droplet and two shaded bars The relative humidity of air is slightly higher than normal Ventilation efficiency needs to be boosted When the automatic fan speed control based on the relative humidity of the air is turned on ventilation is boosted automatically Droplet and three shaded bars The relative humidity of air is significantly higher than normal The fan speed will be automatically incr...

Page 14: ...Arrow buttons to turn the automatic fan speed control based on relative humidity of air on or off 8 The automatic fan speed control based on the relative humidity of air is now set 9 Proceed to the next phase by selecting Right arrow 10 Use the Arrow buttons to turn the automatic fan speed control based on carbon dioxide or VOC level on or off 11 The automatic fan speed control based on the carbon...

Page 15: ... speed control based on carbon dioxide or VOC level on or off 15 The automatic fan speed control based on the carbon dioxide or VOC level is now set 16 Move to the settings of the next mode by selecting OK Fireplace mode 1 Use the Arrow buttons to select whether the mode timer function is used or not The options are On When the timer is in use The Fireplace mode is only used for the period specifi...

Page 16: ...d its set value in brackets if the supply air is warmer than the set value Outdoor air Indicates the outdoor temperature USING THE UNIT 10 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to set the extract air fan speed of the Fireplace mode as a percentage of the maximum output ratio 11 The extract air fan speed of the Fireplace mode is now set 12 Select OK IMPORTANT The timer function of the fireplace mode can b...

Page 17: ...ensors If a VOC sensor has been installed it indicates the VOC level Replace filters Indicates the next recommended filter replacement date Time in operation Indicates how long the device has been running Browsing the Fireplace mode information 1 Open the main display of the fireplace mode 2 Select Mode information 3 The information display shows the following information Duration Indicates the du...

Page 18: ...tes the temperature of the air flowing outdoors from the unit TIP The temperature and sensor data can also be viewed by pressing the temperature button on the mode display Viewing temperature statistics 1 Select Settings Temperatures and sensors 2 Select OK 3 Select Statistics 4 A graph appears on the display showing the indoor air temperature over the past 24 hours 5 Use the Plus and Minus button...

Page 19: ...or the carbon dioxide or VOC levels 1 Select Statistics next to the sensor group you wish to view 2 A graph opens on the display showing the relative humidity of air or the carbon dioxide or VOC levels recorded over the past 24 hours by the sensor with the highest values 3 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to alternate between weekly and daily statistics 4 To exit the menu press the Back button NOTE ...

Page 20: ...intenance section After replacing the filters enter the replacement date 1 Select Settings Filters 2 Select OK 3 Select Edit 4 Select OK if you want to update the filters as having been replaced today NOTE Based on the set reminder interval the unit will automatically set the service to provide a reminder to replace the filters at the due time Setting the Filter replacement reminder interval 1 Sel...

Page 21: ...ect OK 3 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to set the Sleep time 4 Select OK TIP The MyVallox Control panel automatically switches to the sleep mode when the pre set Sleep time has elapsed To reactivate the MyVallox Control panel press any button Adjusting the display brightness 1 Select Settings Display settings 2 Select OK 3 Select Right arrow 4 Use the Plus and Minus buttons to set the display bri...

Page 22: ...minutes 6 Select OK Selecting the 24 or 12 hour clock The 24 hour clock is used by default To use the 12 hour clock 1 Select Settings Time and date 2 Select OK 3 Select Right arrow 4 Select Down arrow The 24 Hour setting value is changed to Off 5 Select OK Automatic daylight saving time By default automatic daylight saving time is turned on To use the manual daylight saving time setting 1 Select S...

Page 23: ...he mode manually when the week clock is on the selected mode will remain active until the week clock switches to the next mode in the program If ventilation is being controlled by the humidity carbon dioxide or VOC sensors they will adjust the fan speed regardless of whether a mode has been manually selected or selected by the week clock Setting and editing the weekly program 1 Select Settings Wee...

Page 24: ...kly program settings 1 Select Settings Week clock on or Week clock off 2 Select Remove all settings 3 Select OK to accept deletion of the weekly program The weekly program has now been deleted Example of setting a weekly program In this example the following weekly program has been set Mon Fri 8 17 Away Mon Fri 17 7 At home Sat 8 17 At home Sat 18 20 At home with a ventilation boost needed for coo...

Page 25: ...res It also reduces the risk of moisture damage TIP To re start the ventilation unit press any key The figures above show the aforementioned settings in the week clock USING THE UNIT To set the week clock proceed as follows 1 Open the week clock 2 Select Monday and input the following settings 3 For 08 00 select the Away mode 4 For 17 00 select the At home mode 5 Then input the corresponding setti...

Page 26: ...ge Supply air temperature The supply air temperature is too high The operation of the post and additional heating resistor must be checked Contact the service centre Error message Bus fault Problems with the data transfer bus Ensure that the control panel and any external sensors are connected correctly and are functioning properly The ventilation unit is not working the control panel is not worki...

Page 27: ...it Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Next reminder Unit information HR cell defrost Save and restore settings Control settings Basic fan settings I O and bus settings Lock code and access rights Defrost settings Relay settings Input settings Panel address Modbus settings Turn unit on Setup Away At home Boost Fireplace mode Menu Away information At home information Boost information Fireplace information Se...

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