6.1.1.3 - Setting the language
What you want to do
What you need to do so
What will happen
Set the language
Press the
key
The “day / time” sub-routine appears.
Press and to display “Language”.
The sub-routines scroll through
to the “language” sub-routine.
Press
The currently selected language is
displayed flashing.
Change the language by pressing the
or
keys.
The languages scroll by flashing.
Stop on the desired language and
validate with the
key
The selected language is displayed and
no longer flashes.
Exit the Sub-Menu
ress the and keys until “Back to
Menu” is displayed, press
.
You are returned to the main menu.
Exit the Menu
Press the and keys until “Exit
Menu” is displayed.
“Exit Menu” flashes.
Click
.
The initial screen with the current mode
and chosen temperature are displayed.
6.1.2 - What is a Scheduling System ?
- A scheduling system is a system that operates your device in order to heat in comfort mode when you are
present and eco mode when you are absent or during the night. Flexible and easy to use, this system manages
the alternation between these two modes.
- There are several scheduling systems.
o Centralized external scheduling:
you have a central unit that manages all devices. Your installer connects
your devices to this installation and enters the schedule hours corresponding to your lifestyle.
o Individual external scheduling:
your device may host a scheduling card. You define the appropriate
schedule hours with your installer and insert the card in the back of the device. When programmed, your device
recognizes pilot line orders: Comfort / Comfort -1 / Comfort -2 / Eco.
o Individual internal scheduling:
your device can be directly programmed on the case, as explained in the
following part.
For more information please consult your scheduler or energy manager’s manual
6.1.2.1 – Programming your radiator using the internal programming function
The procedure for programming your radiator for the week involves two phases:
- 1. Definition of three type program (for example, one for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, one for
Wednesday and one for the weekend).
- 2. Assign these programs to the days of the week.
Three programs have already been recorded. These correspond to the habits most frequently encountered in
France, but can be modified to adapt more closely to your particular requirements.
The three programs are as follows:
