Thermostat NO contact with centre plate, time-controlled
MAN
Time-independent control of the room temperature according to the value
set here
Activation:
OK
Set temperature:
+/–
in the basic display
Display of function (16):
MAN
TIMER
Specifying a room temperature for a set number of hours
Set hours:
+/–
Activation:
OK
Display of function (16):
TIMER
Display of time (12):
xh
(x = number of remaining hours)
HOLIDAY
Specifying a room temperature for a set time period with start and end date
of the holiday
The
AUTO
function is active until the start of the holiday. Alternatively, the
AUTO, MAN, TIMER, AT HOME
functions can be set.
HOLIDAY
starts
when the start date is reached.
Set
Year,
Month,
Day,
Temperature
:
+/–
, confirm each setting by
pressing
OK
.
Activation by confirming the temperature setting:
OK
Display of function (16):
U.
Display of time (12): End date of the holiday in the format DD-MM-YY
AT HOME
Temperature control independent of the weekday according to time and
temperature parameters of the set program (day profile).
The presettings of the program correspond to the current day program of
Monday.
Set temperature and events:
+/–
, confirm each setting by pressing
OK
Activation with confirmation of the last event
Display of function (16):
HOME
USER SETTING
Invoke a settings menu for user settings (see User settings)
Invoke:
OK
Display of room temperature (15) shows the menu identification - beginning
with
G.
Scrolled text at the bottom of the display with information about the current
settings menu
INSTALLER
SETTINGS
Invoking a settings menu for the electrician
Invoke:
OK
(see Information for Electricians – Commissioning)
Display of room temperature (15) shows the menu identification - beginning
with
H.
Scrolled text at the bottom of the display with information on the current
settings menu
Table 1: Overview of the functions and operation
Setting default values
Default settings need to be set for some functions e.g. times/temperatures. The value to be set
then flashes in the display.
Value flashes.
Set the default value using the
+/–
push-button and press
OK
to confirm.
The new value is saved, the next value to be set flashes.
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