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D) Timer operating modes

The programmable timer has 3 operating modes, they are available 
through selector 1.

I

 

permanently ON mode (the channel, or the channels 

 

selected  are always active)

AUTO 

operation follows the programs (the channels, 1 and 2, are  

 

activated and de-activated following the programs (see C 

 

paragraph for programming procedure)

0

 

permanently OFF mode (the channel, or the channels 

 

selected are always inactive)

Permanently ON mode (I)

Proceed as follows in order to set one channel always active:
Position selector 

1

 to I, press button 

once to activate channel 

1

twice to activate channel 

2

; the selected channel will flash for three 

seconds (indicator 

3

), after that it will be displayed fixed and symbol 

 will be displayed (indicator 

4

), now the channel is permanently 

active. Selector 

1

 is to remain set to I.

When both channels are to be set always active, repeat the above 
procedure and select the channel which was not previously set. In-
dicator 

3

 will confirm permanent activation of both channels by di-

splaying digits 

1

 and 

2

.

When  only  one  channel  is  set  to  be  permanently  active,  the  other 
channel follows the set programs (see C paragraph for programming 
procedure).
In order to stop permanent activation of the channels, position se-
lector 

1

 to 

AUTO

Program operation mode (AUTO)

The channels activate and deactivate following the programs (see C 
paragraph for programming procedure).
When a programmed start time is active, the symbol 

 (indicator 

4

and the active channel (indicator 

5

) are displayed.

 

Permanently OFF mode (0)

 

Proceed as follows in order to set one channel always inactive:
Position  selector 

1

  to 

0

,  press  button 

6

  once  to  select  channel 

1

twice for channel 

2

; the selected channel will flash (indicator 

3

), do 

not press any other button for three seconds, now the selected chan-
nel will remain permanently inactive (indicator 

3

 will keep flashing the 

selected channel). Selector 

1

 is to remain set to position 

0

.

Should it be needed to set both channels always inactive, repeat the 
above procedure for the channel not previously involved. Indicator 3 
will keep flashing digits 

1

 and 

2

, confirming both channels are inac-

tive.
When only one channel is set to be permanently inactive, the other 
channel follows the set programs (see 

C

 paragraph for programming 

procedure).
In  order  to  stop  permanent  de-activation  of  the  channels,  position 
selector 

1

 to 

AUTO.

 

It is possible to permanently activate one channel and permanently 
de-activate the other.
Proceed as follows: 
position selector 

1

 to I, press button 

6

 once to select channel 

1

, twice 

for channel 

2

; the selected channel will flash for three seconds (indi-

cator 

3

), afterward it will be displayed fixed and symbol 

 will ap-

pear (indicator 

4

), now the channel is permanently active

Quickly  move selector 

1

 to 

0

, without stopping in 

AUTO

, press but-

ton 6 once or twice to select the channel to be permanently de-acti-
vated; the chosen channel will flash (indicator 

3

), while the previously 

activated channel will keep being displayed fixed and symbol � will 
keep  being  shown  (indicator 

4

),  do  not  press  any  other  button  for 

three seconds, now the channel will remain permanently inactive (in-
dicator 

3

 will keep flashing the selected channel). 

E) SKIP function setting

The SKIP function (program by-pass) allows to change the operatio-
nal mode of the timer from ON to OFF and vice-versa, after pressing 
button 6. Such function is displayed by the symbol 

.

In order to activate or de-activate the SKIP function, press button 6 
again.
The SKIP function is active only when the programmable timer is set 
to AUTO.
The  operational  status  is  shown  on  the  display  by  the 

  symbol 

(indicator 4).

F) Technical characteristics

Electric  connection:  220-
240Vca 50/60 Hz
Relay  exit:  2  x  5A;  250Vca 
single-pole contact
Lithium  battery  for  program 
memory in excess of 5 years
Minimum commutation time: 
1 minute

Relays
CH1: ON/OFF switch (3-5)
CH2: ON/OFF switch (4-5)

1.2.4.  “OPEN  THERM”  remote  control  programming  (optional 
equipment)

The heating units can be connected to an “Open Therm” remote con-
trol (option) supplied by the manufacturer.
In this instance the electronic timer (when available) has to have both 
channels, 1 and 2, programmed as permanently ON (see 1.2.3 para-
graph);
The  remote  control  allows  for  full  management  of  the  heating  unit 
(CH,  DHW,  CH  and  DHW  flow  temperatures,  operation  programs, 
etc.) with the exception of the EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE MAIN-
TENANCE and CYLINDER ACTIVATION/DE-ACTIVATION, are to be 
managed via the relevant adjusters/selectors: 12b (pic.1) for CYLIN-
DER  function  and  13b  for  EXCHANGER  TEMPERATURE  MAINTE-
NANCE function.

WARNING
When a Remote Control is connected, selector 11 is to be set to 
COMFORT 

 and the programmable timer (when available)  has 

to have both channels, 1 and 2, programmed as permanently ON 
(see 1.2.3 paragraph);

See 3.2.11 paragraph for “Open Therm” remote control installation 
procedure.
See the “Open Therm” remote control own manual for programming 
procedure

M

1

2

3

4

CH1

CH2

5

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