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Continue programming accordingly to set the temperature mode and
switching point time for the selected switching point until all switching points
are set.
Example 1
C
comf mode
SP
switching point
E
eco mode
H
heating
This example describes the following programme:
SP
time
temperature
1
6:00-8:00
20 °C (comf mode 1)
2
8:00-12:00
13 °C (eco mode 1)
3
12:00-14:00
20 °C (comf mode 1)
4
14:00-18:00
13 °C (eco mode 1)
5
18:00-22:00
24 °C (comf mode 2)
6
22:00-6:00
16 °C (eco mode 2)
8.3
Temporarily Modifying the Temperature
Modifying the programmed temperature is simple: just rotate the dial to the
desired temperature. The thermostat will maintain the temperature until the
next switching point.
8.4
Group Execution Priority
By default, single-day groups have priority over multi-day groups. In other
words, if a single-day group is programmed differently than a multi-group,
the thermostat will follow the single-
day group’s settings.
Note that modifying a setting in a multi-day group will automatically alter
the setting in the coinciding single-day group.