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1. Introductory information

Symbols .................................................................................................

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Terminology ...........................................................................................

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Intended use ..........................................................................................

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Commissioning ......................................................................................

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Permissible ambient temperature .......................................................

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Energy saving tips .................................................................................

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Tips for greater comfort .........................................................................

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Central heating ...................................................................................

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DHW heating ......................................................................................

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2. Operation

Controlsand symbols .............................................................................

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Programming unit default display .......................................................

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Symbols in the display ........................................................................

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Screensaver .......................................................................................

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Menu navigation .................................................................................... 10

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Settings made via the default display ................................................. 10

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Settings made via the menu ............................................................... 10

3. Central heating

Central heating settings ......................................................................... 11
Heating circuit selection ......................................................................... 11
Setting temperatures for central heating ................................................ 11

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Setting the room temperature for standard heating mode .................. 11

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Setting the room temperature for reduced heating mode (night set-
back) ................................................................................................... 11

Operating program ................................................................................. 11

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Setting the operating program ............................................................ 11

Time program ........................................................................................ 12

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Setting a time program ....................................................................... 12

Comfort function "Party mode" .............................................................. 13

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Setting "Party mode" ........................................................................... 13

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Ending "Party mode" ........................................................................... 14

Energy saving function "Economy mode" .............................................. 14

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Setting "Economy mode" .................................................................... 14

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Ending "Economy mode" .................................................................... 14

Energy saving function "Holiday program" ............................................ 14

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Setting "Holiday program" ................................................................... 14

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Ending "Holiday program" ................................................................... 15

Heating curve ......................................................................................... 15

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Setting the heating curve via the questionnaire .................................. 15

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Setting the heating curve via standard mode ..................................... 16

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Setting the heating curve via contractor mode ................................... 17

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For technically-minded system users ................................................. 19

4. DHW heating

Settings for DHW heating ...................................................................... 20
DHW temperatures ................................................................................ 20

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Changing the set DHW temperature .................................................. 20

Setting a time program .......................................................................... 20
Automatic time program ......................................................................... 20
Individual time program ......................................................................... 21
Operating status for DHW heating ......................................................... 21

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Starting DHW mode ............................................................................ 21

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Stopping DHW mode .......................................................................... 22

5. Boiler operation

Boiler menu ............................................................................................ 23

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Displaying the boiler overview ............................................................ 23

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Calling up the overview ...................................................................... 23

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Calling up a detailed screen ............................................................... 23

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Symbols in the boiler operation menu ................................................ 24

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Calling up menu points ....................................................................... 24

Index

Index

5778 774 GB

Summary of Contents for Vitotrol 350-C

Page 1: ...Operating instructions for the system user Viesmann Remote control unit and cascade controller VITOTROL 350 C 5778 774 GB 2 2016 Please keep safe...

Page 2: ...ter Work on electrical equipment must only be carried out by a qualified electrician Work on the appliance All settings and work on the appliance must be car ried out as specified in these operating i...

Page 3: ...materials in the installa tion room or in direct proximity to the heating system Please note Incorrect ambient conditions can lead to heating system damage and can put safe operation at risk Ensure a...

Page 4: ...am 12 Comfort function Party mode 13 Setting Party mode 13 Ending Party mode 14 Energy saving function Economy mode 14 Setting Economy mode 14 Ending Economy mode 14 Energy saving function Holiday pro...

Page 5: ...activating the display 31 Changing the delay in standby mode 31 Changing the delay for the idle screen 32 Setting the time and date 32 Setting the language 32 Reinstating factory settings 32 Changing...

Page 6: ...ogy To provide you with a better understanding of the func tions of your Vitotrol control unit some terminology is explained In the operating instructions these points are identified as follows Furthe...

Page 7: ...also describe functions that are only available for certain boilers or only in conjunction with accessories These functions are not specifically identified For questions relating to the available ran...

Page 8: ...le different temperatures for day and night time Heating curve The heating curve enables you to individually adjust the heating system to the actual heat demand in your home If set correctly your pref...

Page 9: ...nu Calls up the menu Regulated circuit 1 Selects the required group Heating circuit 1 Selects the required group OK Confirms your selection or set ting Returns you to the default dis play Takes you ba...

Page 10: ...11 Tap on Heating is ON when the operating program has a highlighted frame Note and are only shown when the heating is ON Settings made via the menu Note Subject to the features of your heating system...

Page 11: ...ing circuit If you or your heating contractor have renamed the heating circuits e g to Apartment or similar that name is shown in place of Heating circuit 1 Setting temperatures for central heating Se...

Page 12: ...with standard room temperature is active during those times If no time phases are set central heating is carried out to the reduced room temperature for the whole day For central heating up to 4 chang...

Page 13: ...ose days which have been checked Comfort function Party mode Setting Party mode Note You can set party mode directly for the regulated cir cuit set in the default display Default display 1 Menu 2 Cent...

Page 14: ...order to display Economy mode for selection 6 OK to confirm or wait a few seconds Ending Economy mode Economy mode ends automatically on changeover to the Reduced operating status in accordance with t...

Page 15: ...temperature does not meet your requirements for a prolonged period of time you can alter the heat ing characteristics Please observe the modified heating characteristics over several days if possible...

Page 16: ...orrections 7 Press OK to confirm Note Your input automatically changes the heating curve Setting the heating curve via standard mode Default display 1 Menu 2 Central Heating 3 Select the required heat...

Page 17: ...ig 16 7 Correct the temperature with the buttons 8 Press OK to confirm Setting the heating curve via contractor mode Default display 1 Menu 2 Central Heating 3 Select the required heating circuit 4 Te...

Page 18: ...ample The living space is too cold during winter Set the heating curve slope to the next high er value e g 1 5 Slope 1 5 Level 0 K The living space is too hot during win ter Set the heating curve slop...

Page 19: ...mply The lower the outside temperature the higher the flow temperature The heating curves shown apply with the following settings Heating curve level 0 A different setting for the level will shift the...

Page 20: ...h for every day of the week with operating status Top You can set time programs in 2 different ways Via the automatic time program Via the individual time program Note Between the time phases DHW is n...

Page 21: ...the required switching times 9 Press OK to confirm 10 Set further switching times or tap OK to confirm Fig 26 11 Select the days of the week when the new switch ing times should apply 12 Press OK to c...

Page 22: ...not enabled tap DHW mode 5 OK to confirm or wait a few seconds Stopping DHW mode Default display 1 Menu 2 DHW 3 Select the required group 4 An operating program with a highlighted frame is already ena...

Page 23: ...f installed Ignition system if installed Calling up the overview Default display 1 Menu 2 Boiler operation Fig 30 3 Call up the required overview page with 4 Select the required menu Calling up a deta...

Page 24: ...al mode Example Fig 31 Stopped function in manual mode Note A menu in manual mode is identified on the overview display with Calling up menu points Tap the buttons of the individual menu points in ord...

Page 25: ...property Changing the max flow temperature of the local heating network supply Default display 1 Menu 2 Use to open the next overview screen 3 Local heating network supply 4 Select the required group...

Page 26: ...en 3 Solar energy 4 Select the required group if there are several Fig 32 5 Tap on Solar op mode to change the operating mode or on Solar energy to receive solar energy information An operating mode w...

Page 27: ...fer charging status S To scroll to the left Symbols for boiler status display 0 Ready for operation Operation Load operation with heat supply Not ready for operation Maintenance required Fault h Manua...

Page 28: ...to account If two boilers have the same priority the next boiler to be used will be the one which is still warm and still within the tolerance Example 1 Fig 37 With this setting boiler 1 is started fi...

Page 29: ...iler external heat generator has been configured a starting point for the additional boiler can be defined 1 Menu 2 Cascade 3 Starting point add boiler Charging If collective charging has been configu...

Page 30: ...ntensity 6 Press OK to confirm Setting the brightness of the display in standby mode Default display 1 Menu 2 Settings 3 Panel Fig 40 4 Standby illumination 5 Select the required illumination intensit...

Page 31: ...anel Fig 42 4 Screen lock The message Screen locked for cleaning appears for 5s 5 The duration set for the lockout is counted down Changing the delay in standby mode If no input is made on the screen...

Page 32: ...ettings 3 Date time 4 Set the time and date 5 Press OK to confirm Setting the language Default display 1 Menu 2 Settings 3 Language 4 Select the required setting 5 Press OK to confirm Reinstating fact...

Page 33: ...Holiday program DHW Set DHW temperature 60 C Individual time program Note If the heating cooling circuits have been named the names will be retained Changing network settings Further information can...

Page 34: ...wledge fault messages several times in quick succession If a fault occurs repeatedly notify your heating contractor so the cause can be analysed and the fault recti fied Note If you have connected an...

Page 35: ...heating time program Reduced heating mode For periods when you are absent or during the night heat your rooms to the reduced room temperature You determine the periods with the central heating time pr...

Page 36: ...ly with the following set tings Heating curve level 0 Standard room temperature set value 20 C 0 2 Outside temperature in C Flow temperature in C Slope 2 4 2 6 2 8 3 0 3 2 3 4 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 0 1...

Page 37: ...cuits to be controlled Heating circuit 1 Heating circuit 2 etc Example One heating circuit for your living space and one heating circuit for an apartment Heating circuit pump Circulation pump for circ...

Page 38: ...address enables communication between the subscribers of a computer network This enables the appliance to be clearly addressed and reached It is unique within the specific computer network and com pa...

Page 39: ...inary domestic waste Please contact your heating contractor in connection with the correct disposal of your old system DE Operating fluids e g heat transfer medium can be disposed of at municipal coll...

Page 40: ...monitoring 9 G Gateway Explanation 38 Glossary 35 H Heating circuit 37 Heating circuit cooling circuit 37 Comfort 8 Selecting 11 Heating curve Explanation 19 35 Level changing 18 Slope changing 18 Hea...

Page 41: ...dard heating mode 35 Subnet mask Definition 38 Switching off Economy mode central heating 14 Symbols in the display 9 Symbols on the display 24 System version Explanation 35 T Terminology 35 Time sett...

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Page 44: ...d local contractors on the internet under www viessmann com Viessmann Limited Hortonwood 30 Telford Shropshire TF1 7YP GB Telephone 44 1952 675000 Fax 44 1952 675040 E mail info uk viessmann com Viess...

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