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Astra P-7 USER MANUAL
An example of created programs is presented in the table below:
P1 Program
P2 Program
P3 Program
P4 Program
P5 Program
P6 Program
On Off
On Off
On Off
On Off
On Off
On Off
23:00 4:30
4:30 7:30
17:00 23:00
00:00 7:30
7:30 24:00
7:30 23:00
16°C
19°C
19°C
16°C
19°C
16°C
The above mentioned programs are displayed in the time intervals diagram:
Day/Time
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
(d1) Monday
[P1] 16°C
[P2] 19°C
[P3] 19°C
(d2) Tuesday
[P1] 16°C
[P2] 19°C
[P3] 19°C
(d3) Wednesday
[P1] 16°C
[P2] 19°C
[P3] 19°C
(d4)Thursday
[P1] 16°C
[P2] 19°C
[P3] 19°C
(d5) Friday
[P1] 16°C
[P2] 19°C
[P3] 19°C
(d6) Saturday
[P4] 16°C
[P5]19°C
(d7) Sunday
[P4] 16°C
[P6] 19°C
• SETTING THE ROOM TEMPERATURE
The stove is capable of sustaining the desired room temperature. It has a room temperature sensor for that purpose. The sensor must
be placed as far from the stove as its cord allows. The stove reacts to indications of the sensor and increases the heating power after
the air in the room has cooled down. When the temperature in the room rises, the stove decreases the heating power or even stops.
There are two ways to set the desired room temperature:
• use weekly timer programs;
• set the room temperature manually.
When using weekly timer, you describe time intervals for each day of a week and assign the desired temperatures to them. For more
information about time programing see the previous chapter Setting the Weekly Timer Programs.
It is also possible to set the desired room temperature manually. If a weekly timer program is active at the same time, the manually
set room temperature temporary gains priority. This priority disappears, when the current weekly timer program ends. When the next
time program starts, the room temperature again is controlled by the weekly timer.
To view a current room temperature, press
button to enter the Temperature menu section. The actual measured room
temperature value is indicated on the screen.
Actual measured room temperature.
To set the desired room temperature, press . button. The screen indicates the target temperature in the blinking mode. Increase
or decrease this value with
buttons.
Target temperature value blinks.
When finished, press button for confirmation. The actual measured room temperature is indicated on the screen again.
The room temperature can be set and changed with remote control as well. It is treated by the controller the
same as a manual setting.
• OUTPUT POWER REGULATION
The output power defines the maximum burning power level which will be used by the stove to heat the ambient air. There are six
power levels:
. The stove increases burning power by raising
a rotations quantity of pellet transporting auger per time period and the quantity of supplied air for combustion simultaneously.
Thus, more pellets and more air are supplied to the burning pot. If the target room temperature is set, the stove chooses the optimal
burning power level itself. You can interfere with this process and set, for example, a higher power level if you want the stove to
achieve the target room temperature faster. When your goal is to decrease the consumption of pellets, you can diminish the burning
power level. In either case, the stove lowers the burning power level itself for better economy, after the target room temperature has
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