Vaillant VRT 392f, Руководство по эксплуатации и установке

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4.2 Overview of the displays
The display and input parameters (operating values) of
the VRT 392f are shown on the various screens.
The screens are sub-divided into:
– Default display (Fig. 4.8)
– Basic display (Fig. 4.2)
– Display/input screens for certain parameters in the
operator level
– Display/input screens for operating and
system-specific parameters at the expert technician
level
All the screens are divided into three areas.
56.0 °C
Auto
> Change room temperature
21.0 °C
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11:46
HC1
Auto Hot water
1
2
3
Fig. 4.2 Overview display (example basic display)
Key
1 Area for basic data, title of the screen or status and error
messages
2 Area for display and input of parameters
3 Area for display of explanations
The basic data are:
– Current day
– Date
– Time of the day
The title of the screen appears instead of the basic data
in the display/input screens for the specific parameters
(see Fig. 4.12).
> Change room temperature
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11:46
HC1
Hot water 56.0 °C
21.0 °C Auto
Auto
1
2 3
4
Fig. 4.3 Area for display and input of parameters
(example basic display)
Key
1 Parameter name (only display)
2 The cursor marks the jump to a modifiable value
3 Input field for parameter values; here: target set temperature
4 Input field for parameter values; here: Operating mode
4.3 Operating concept
The operator input in the default display is described in
Section 4.3.3.
The operating concept described below applies to the
basic display (Fig. 4.2) and to the various different
display/input screens of the user level.
The two dials (Fig. 4.1 Items 2 and 3 ) function according
to the Vaillant "Turn and Click" principle.
When turning (forwards or backwards) the adjusters
locate in the next position with a detectable click. Each
index step also moves the cursor one position forwards
or backwards in the display.
By clicking (pressing) you can highlight or accept
changes to a parameter.
Action Result
Left-hand dial
Turn Scroll to next screen
Right-hand dial
Turn Scroll to an
input field within
a screen (marked by
cursor )
Changing a parameter
Clicking
(pushing) Highlight for
changing
Turn Change the
parameter value
Clicking
(pushing) Acceptance of
selected parameter
value
Table 4.1 Operating concept
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