Mark optitherm 06 29 191 Technical Manual

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OptiTherm
0664011_R01
06 29 191
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06 29 191
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Contents
Warnings ..............................................................................................................................................page 3
1.0 General
1.1 Subject to change ..............................................................................................................page 3
1.2 General warnings .............................................................................................................. page 3
1.3 Type of thermostat and application .............................................................................page 3
2.0 Technical data
2.1 Technical data ....................................................................................................................page 4
2.2 Factory settings .................................................................................................................page 5
3.0 Installation and initial starting
3.1 General ..............................................................................................................................page 5
3.2 Placing ..................................................................................................................................page 5
3.3 Cabling .................................................................................................................................page 6
3.4 Mounting and installation ................................................................................................ page 6
3.5 First initial operation ........................................................................................................page 7
4.0 Operation
4.1 Explanation of buttons .....................................................................................................page 8
4.2 Explanation of display and symbols .............................................................................page 9
4.3 Frost protection ................................................................................................................page 10
4.4 Switching on/off the heating mode ...............................................................................page 10
4.5 Switching on/off the ventilation mode .........................................................................page 10
4.6 Switching on/off the overtime timer (extend timer) ................................................ page 10
5.0 Change settings
5.1 Call user menu ..................................................................................................................page 11
5.2 User menu: Change temperature setting ..................................................................page 12
5.3 User menu: Set/change clock program ........................................................................page 12
5.4 User menu: Set/change exception day .........................................................................page 13
5.5 User menu: Call settings menu......................................................................................page 14
5.6 Settings menu: Change date/time ..................................................................................page 14
5.7 Settings menu: Change overtime timer settings ........................................................ page 15
5.8 Settings menu: Ventilator high/low ...............................................................................page 15
5.9 Settings menu: Heater high/low ....................................................................................page 16
5.10 Settings menu: Temperature sensor selection ..........................................................page 17
5.11 Settings menu: Calibrating thermostat / external sensor ........................................ page 17
5.12 Settings menu: Change language ...................................................................................page 18
5.13 Settings menu: Switch on/off Summer/Winter time ................................................page 19
5.14 Settings menu: Info .......................................................................................................... page 19
5.15 Settings menu: Change pin code ...................................................................................page 20
5.16 Settings menu: Call service menu .................................................................................page 20
5.17 Service menu: Change on/off regulation (switch differentiation) ......................... page 21
5.18 Recover factory values ....................................................................................................page 22
6.0 Messages and Malfunctions
6.1 Message ............................................................................................................................page. 23
6.2 Malfunction messages ......................................................................................................page 23
7.0 Scrap OptiTherm ......................................................................................................................page 24
Figures / Tables
[1] Table of cable diameters and max. length of cabling ................................................page 99
[2] Overview - connecting thermostat ..............................................................................page 99
[3] Connecting OptiTerm to one or more air heaters .................................................. page 100
[4] Correctly addressing OptiTherm ................................................................................page 101
[5] Setting dip switches and S4 air heater switch ...........................................................page 102
Quick start .............................................................................................................................................page103
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Read this document before
installing the appliance
Warning
Incorrect installation, adjustment, alteration, repair or maintenance may lead to material
damage or injury. All work must be carried out by approved, qualied professional. If the ap-
pliance is not positioned in accordance with the instructions, the warranty shall be rendered
void. This appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) who suffer from a
physical, sensory or mental handicap, or who are inadequately knowledgeable or experienced,
unless they are supervised or have received instruction in the use of the appliance from a per-
son who is responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do
not play with the appliance.
If in this technical book there is a reference to an image or table, then a gure is stated between
square brackets , for example [3]. The number refers to the images and tables with the number
stated in this technical book.
1.0 General
1.1. Subject to change
The manufacturer has a policy of continuous product improvement and reserves the right to make
changes to the specications without prior notice. The technical details are considered correct
but do not form the basis for a contract or warranty. All orders are accepted subject to the stan-
dard terms and conditions of sale and delivery (which will be sent to you at your request).
1.2 General warnings
Installation must comply with the relevant local and/or national regulations. Therefore allow the
OptiTherm to be installed by a professionally competent and qualied electrician taking account of
the national and international regulations. Faulty installation, adjustment, alteration, maintenance
activity or repair shall render the warranty void.
1.3 Type of thermostat and application
The OptiTherm is a digital clock thermostat with internal room sensor with which 1 or more air
heaters (type G(N)SD or G(N)CD), up to a maximum of 8, can be controlled on the basis of the
room temperature by means of a bus system.
The OptiTherm provides:
The possibility of switching on/off the heating mode.
The possibility of switching off/off the ventilator of the air heater(s).
The possibility to signal and to rectify malfunctions
A year clock with 20 program blocks
The possibility to program exception days on date.
The possibility to regulate between 4 different methods of operation
(DAY, ECO, NIGHT, FROST).
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An overtime timer for switching to a different operating mode outside the switching times.
Pin code protection to protect settings such as temperature, clock program, etc.
A frost protection which automatically switches on the air heaters when the temperature falls
too low.
2.0 Technical data
2.1 Technical data
Type designation : OptiTherm
Type of thermostat : Digital clock thermostat
Item number : 06 29 191
Connection : Bus system (2 Wires)
cabling : Protected bus cable, see also §3.3
Switch differential : 1K
Dimensions : 129 x 129 x 20mm (lxwxh)
Weight : 188 grammes
Protection class : IP30
Ambient temperature : 0 - 40º
Temperature setting : 0 to 40º, in increments of 0.5º
Clock program : 20 program blocks
Mon-Fri , Tues-Fri, Sat-Sun, daily or per day
Exception days : 20 program blocks
Switch to day, eco or night temperature
overtime timer : Free setting range from 15 mins - 24 hrs
Switch to day, eco or night temperature
Calibrate temperature sensor : setting range from -3.0º to 3.0º
Room sensor : standard provision
External sensor : option of measuring the temperature per unit or on the basis
of an average value.
Time display : 24 hours
Summer / winter time : Adjustable automatic/off
Languages : Dutch, English, German, French, Polish, Romanian
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2.2 Factory settings
Temperature : Day 18°C
Eco 15°C
Night 08°C
Frost 05°C
Clock program : Program block 1
Day 12345
Switch time 08:00 >> 17:00
Switch to Day
Exception day : off
overtime timer : Maximum setting time 03:00hrs
Switch to Day
Ventilator high/low : Day High
Eco High
Night High
Heater high/low : Heater High
Differentiation 1.0K
Selection temperature sensor : Sensor Thermostat
Calibrate temperature sensor : 0.0°C
Summer / winter time : Automatic
Pin code : 1 0 0 0
3.0 Installation and initial starting
3.1 General
After unpacking check the OptiTherm and if also ordered, the external sensor(s) delivered with
it for damage.
At the same time check the correctness of the type/model
(Thermostat: OptiTherm 06 29 191, external sensor: Digital sensor conc. 2 Wires 0629194).
Contact the supplier if the thermostat is damaged or it is not the correct type/model.
3.2 Positioning
In order to determine an appropriate place to mount the OptiTherm you must consider the
points below:
Place the OptiTherm in the room to be heated, because it is supplied with an internal room
sensor. This is not applicable when an external sensor (optional deliverable) connected to the air hea-
ter(s).
Mount the OptiTherm in a draft free location
Do not mount the OptiTherm on a cold wall/partition.
Do not mount the OptiTherm directly in the airow of the air heater(s).
It is advised to place the OptiTerm at a distance of ±1.5m from the oor.
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3.3 Cabling
For the cabling a protected bus cable must always be applied.
Also see table [2] for the maximum length and the proper diameter.
Attention!
The cable protection is earthed on the air heater.
The bus cable must be selected according to the country specic rules, where the values which
are included in the technical data must be adhered to.
3.4 Mounting and installation
For the correct mounting and connection of the OptiTherm to the air heaters, you follow the
points below:
Check that the electricity supply is switched off. If that is not the case, then rst switch off the
electricity supply before you proceed. For this, also consult the technical manual of the air hea-
ter to be connected.
Mount the OptiTherm on the partition, taking into account §3.2 Placing the OptiTherm
Only applicable when external sensors are applied.
Mount the external sensors at the correct place. For this, also consult the instruction which is
delivered with the sensor.
Lay the correct cabling between the air heater and the OptiTherm and, if applicable, the air he-
aters with each other. For this also take into account §3.3 Cabling. [2][3]
Only applicable when external sensors are applied.
Lay the correct cabling between the air heater and the external sensor. For this also take into
account §3.3 Cabling and the instructions for the external sensor. [2][4]
Connect the OptiTherm and the air heater(s) according to the diagram [2][3]
Only applicable when external sensors are applied.
Connect the cable to the external sensor and the air heater and there also take into account
the instructions for the external sensor. [2][4]
Only applicable with the connection of more than one appliance on 1 OptiTherm.
Install the Dip switch and switch S4 on the automatic burner of the air heaters. For this, ensure
that the air heater to which the OptiTherm is connected is always addressed as appliance 1.
[5][6]
Cable type Application EIB specication
YCYM Fixed system Dry, damp, wet rooms
In the open air (no direct exposure to
sunlight)
Face-t, ush-t, in conduits
J-Y(st)Y Fixed system Only in interior spaces
Face-t, in conduits
JH(st)H Halogen-free cables,
Remote system
A-2Y(L)2Y
A-2YF(L)2Y
Telephone ground cable,
System in outside area
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When you are ready with the installation and connection, you can start to operate the OptiTherm
and the air heater(s). For this, also consult the technical manual of the air heater.
3.5 First initial operation
Connect the electricity supply again once the mounting and installation of the OptiTherm and
air heaters has been completed. For this, also consult the technical manual of the air heaters.
After you have connected the electricity supply the OptiTerm display will light up and ask you:
1. To select the correct language.
2. To enter the correct data and time.
For this, follow the image below:
Select with the and button, the desired language and conrm this with the OK button.
The display now automatically jumps to the date setting. Now change the day, month and year,
in that order with the and button. Conrm each entry with the OK button after which
the display automatically goes to the following entry. After you have changed the year, the dis-
play will automatically go to the time settings.
Now change the hours and minutes, in that order with the and button. Conrm each
entry with the OK button after which the display goes automatically to the following entry.
After the minutes are lled in the main screen will be shown on the display and the OptiTherm
is ready for use.
For further explanation see the sequence of this technical manual.
For the operation and explanation of the display and the buttons, see §4.0 Operation.
For changing the settings see §5.0.
For the Messages and Malfunctions see §6.0.
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Language
Nederlands
Deutsch
Français
English
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Date/Time
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4.0 Operation
4.1 Explanation of buttons
A - Display
B - Red led i
Lights up when there is a Malfunction Message.
C - Info push-button (blue)
With this the actual (Malfunction) Messages can be passed through from the air heaters.
D - Push-button for switching the heating mode on and off.
E - Push-button for switching the ventilator on and off.
F - Push-button for switching the overtime timer on and off.
Every push increases the time by 15 mins.
You switch the timer off again by keeping the push-button pressed in.
G - No function
H - ESC Push-button
Menu or item left without executing changes
I - RESET Push-button
Reset a Malfunction
J - OK Push-button
Conrm a choice or proceed in order to change the next gure.
K - (up) and (down) buttons
The menu proceeds if a setting is increased or decreased.
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4.2 Explanation of display and symbols.
Display
A - Shows the measured room temperature.
B - Displays the desired room temperature.
Displays the mode of operation (DAY, NIGHT, ECO, FROST PROTECTION)
C - Indicates which functional mode is switched on (HEATING, VENTILATION),
if there is a heating request and of the Message
(clip 1 and 2 on the air heater dis-
connected) is active.
D - Reason for the mode of operation.
(clock switch, overtime timer or exception day)
E - Shows the actual date and time
Symbols
F - Heating mode switched on symbol
G - Heating request symbol
H - Ventilator switched on symbol
I or II indicates if the ventilator is in high or low position (if applicable).
I - Message OFF (clip 1 and 2 on equipment disconnected)
J - Clock switch active symbol
K - overtime timer active symbol
(running time indicates when this function will be switched off again)
L - Exception day active symbol
M - Day temperature symbol (factory setting 18 °C)
N - Night temperature symbol (factory setting 15 °C)
O - Eco temperature symbol (factory setting 8 °C)
P - Frost protection symbol (factory setting 5 °C)
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4.3 Frost protection
The OptiTherm is supplied with a frost protection function. This means that when the room
temperature falls below the set frost temperature, the air heater(s) are automatically switched on.
That is also the case when the heating mode is not switched on. The frost temperature is set as
standard at 5°C, you can change that, if you wish, for that see §5.2 change temperature setting.
4.4 Switch heating mode on/off.
To switch the heating mode on or off, you push the button “heating”.
The ame symbol will now appear on the display so that you can see that the heating mode is
switched on. With heating request, the status bar will also appear on the display.
4.5 Switch ventilation mode on/off.
To switch the ventilator of the air heater on or off, you push the button “ventilation”.
The ventilator symbol will now appear with I or II on the display so that you can see that the ven-
tilator is switched on.
Note!
The ventilation mode can be used at the same time as the heating mode. So if you wish during
heating mode you can have the ventilator running continuously.
4.6 Switch overtime timer on/off
When you want to switch to another operation mode outside the program switch times you can
make use of the overtime timer
See the image below:
Switch on overtime timer : press in button
or increase the time duration. Every time this button is pushed in, the time duration is in-
creased by 15 mins.
Switch off overtime timer : keep button pushed in until the symbol and the time
remaining disappear from the screen
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2x = 00:30
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As standard, the overtime timer will switch the OptiTherm to the day temperature The maxi-
mum time duration is 3:00 hrs. The settings can be changed in the settings menu: §5.7 overtime
timer
5.0 Change settings
5.1 Call user menu
To activate the users menu:
You push the OK button.
After which you enter the correct Pin code according to the image below
(standard factory setting is 1000).
with the and button you change the ashing gure.
you conrm this with the OK button and you jump to the next gure. After you push on the
OK button at the 4th gure and you enter the correct pin code, you enter the user menu and
you can change the temperature setting, the switch times, the exception days and all the other
settings.
When an incorrect pin code is entered the screen image pin code input remains visible and the
code jumps back to 0000.
Note!
When no button is pressed for the duration of 1 minute the OptiTherm display will automatically
leave the menu and go back to the main display.
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Clock Program
Special day
Settings
Temperature
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1 0 0 0
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5.2 User menu: change the temperature setting
To change the temperature setting you follow the images below.
In the user menu select the menu-item temperature and then push the OK push-button.
With the and button, select the mode of operation which you wish to change and con-
rm this with the OK button.
The display jumps to the temperature setting of the chosen mode of operation. With
the and button, change the temperature setting and conrm this with the OK button.
Follow the steps above to change the other temperature settings.
When you are nished with changing the temperature settings:
After the last change you press the OK button to conrm this.
Then you push the ESC button to go back to the user menu again.
5.3 User menu: change/set the clock program
To adjust the existing clock program or to enter new times:
You select the menu item clock program and then you push the OK button.
Now change the existing clock program or input a new clock program following the images
below.
Now with the and button, you select the menu-item program and then push the OK but-
ton
With the and button, select a new or existing program block (1 to 20) and then push the
OK button.
Now with the and button, you select Day and then push the OK button
Now with the and button, you change to the desired days and then push the OK button
again.
(12345, 1234567, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 67, 2345 or off).
1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, ……, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
Now with the and button, you select the switch time program and then push the OK
button
now with the and button you change the hours and minutes from the start and end times,
in that order. Conrm each entry with the OK button after which the display goes automati-
cally to the following entry. After you conrm the last entry you automatically go back to the
menu-item clock program
User Menu
Clock Program
Special day
Settings
Temperature
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
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Temperature
Eco
Night
Frost
Day
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Temperature
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Frost
Day
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Clock Program
Date
Interval
Switch to
Program
12345
08:00 >> 17:00
Day
1
Clock Program
Date
Interval
Switch to
Program
12345
08:00 >> 17:00
Day
1
OK OK
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User Menu
Clock Program
Special day
Settings
Temperature
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Now with the and button, you select switch to and then push the OK button.
Now with the and button you change the desired mode of operation (DAY, NIGHT,
ECO) and then push the OK button.
Repeat the above to input a new clock program or another change.
When you are nished with changing the clock program:
You push the ESC button to go back to the user menu again.
5.4 User menu: change/set exception day
Exception days can be used to allow the OptiTherm to switch to another mode of operation on
a certain date. After the exception day has passed then it automatically disappears from the pro-
gram and it is again available for the entry of a new one. You have 20 program blocks available for
input.
To program or to change an exception day:
With the and button, you select the menu-item exception day and then push the OK
button
Now change the existing exception days or input new exception days following the images below.
With the and button, you select program and then push the OK button
Chose a new or existing program block (1 to 20). And conrm this with the OK button.
Now with the and button, select the desired date and conrm this with the OK button.
Change the date or enter a new date (day-month-year) by changing the day, month and year, in
that order with the and button. Conrm each entry with the OK button after which the
display goes automatically to the following entry. After you have changed the year, the display
will automatically go to the time settings.
Now with the and button select the switch time and with the and button change
the hours and minutes of the start and end time, in that order. Conrm each entry with the
OK button after which the display goes automatically to the following entry. After you conrm
the last entry you automatically go back to the menu-item Switch time
Now with and button select switch to and change the desired mode of operation in
DAY, NIGHT or ECO.
Conrm this by then pushing the OK button again
Repeat the above to enter a new exception day or to change an existing one.
Push the ESC button to go back to the main display.
OK OK
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Special day
Date
Interval
Switch to
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Special day
Date
Interval
Switch to
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Off
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1
back to main screen
User Menu
Clock Program
Special day
Settings
Temperature
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5.5 User menu: call settings menu
In the settings menu you can make more extensive setting changes such as, among other things,
the date/time, the maximum duration of the Overtime timer, the language and the pin code.
To enter the settings menu:
With the and button, you select the menu-item settings and then push the OK button
You are now in the menu settings and can now select various settings to change.
The setting which you can
change are:
- Date/Time
- Overtime timer
- Ventilator high/low
- Burner high/low
- Selection temperature sensor
- Calibrate thermostat
- Language
- Summer / winter time
- Info
- Pin code
- Service menu
5.6 Settings menu: Change date/time
To adjust the date/time you follow the images below.
With the and button, select the menu-item Date/time in the menu settings and then push
the OK button.
Now select the date by pushing the OK button.
Change the date with the and button and conrm each input with the OK button after
which the display automatically goes to the next entry. After you have changed the year, the
display will automatically go back to the Date.
Now with the and button, select Time
Now with the and button, select Time and then push the OK button. With the and
button change the hours and minutes and conrm each entry with the OK button, after which
the display automatically goes to the next entry. After you conrm the last entry you automati-
cally go back to the Time.
User Menu
Clock Program
Special day
Settings
Temperature
OK
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Settings
Overtime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Date/Time
Select Temperature sensor
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OK OK
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Settings
Overtime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Date/Time
Select Temperature sensor
2x
Date/Time
Time
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Date
Time
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When you have nished the changes and these are conrmed with the OK button, you push
the ESC button to go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.7 Settings menu: Change overtime timer settings
To change the overtime timer settings you follow the image below.
With the and button, select the menu-item Overtime timer in the menu settings and then
push the OK button.
Now the maximum time duration of the overtime timer and to which mode of operation the
OptiTherm must be switched, can be changed using the overtime timer.
s elect the maximum setting time and then push the OK button.
With the and button, change the maximum time (minimum increasing or decreasing is 15
minutes). And then push the OK button.
With the and button Switch to, to change the mode of operation, and then push the OK
button.
With the and button, change the mode of operation in DAY, NIGHT or ECO and con-
rm this by pushing the OK button.
When you have nished the changes and these are conrmed with the OK button, you push
the ESC button to go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.8 Settings menu: Ventilator high/low setting
When the ventilator of the air heater is in high/low operation, in this menu item you can set when
this can switch to low. So here, for every mode of operation, you can determine if the ventilator
must function in the high or low mode.
Note:
In the ventilation mode only this setting is determined, in heating mode, the setting burner high/
low is also determined.
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
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Settings
Overtime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Date/Time
Select Temperature sensor
2x
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Overtime setting
Switch to
Max time setting
Day
Overtime setting
Switch to
Max time setting
Day
01 :00 01 :00
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All operation modes (DAY, NIGHT, ECO) are set standard at high, see the image below to
change this.
With the and button, select the Ventilator high/low in the settings menu and then push
the OK button.
with the and button select the desire mode of operation (DAY, NIGHT, ECO) that
you wish to change and then push the OK button.
With the and button, change the setting (high or low) and conrm this by pushing the
OK button.
push the ESC button to go back to the settings menu when you have nished the changes and
have conrmed this with the OK button.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.9 Settings menu: Burner high/low setting
This menu-item determines, with an air heater in high/low operation, when the burner may switch
to low or high while in heating mode. The ventilator will then automatically switch to the high or
low mode.
Note!
During the start up the burner will always operate in high mode.
The time that the burner may operate at low or high may be determined by the differential.
The ventilator setting high/low will also be determined in this way.
When the differential is the same or higher than the set value, the burner will be switched to
low.
When the differential falls 0.5K under the set value the burner switches back to high.
The burner will not switch high or low when with Ventilator high/low the ventilator is set on
low in a mode of operation.
The image below shows how you can change that:
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
select selec
tm
odify
Settins
2x
Burner high / low
Differential
Burner
1.0 K
High
Burner high / low
1.0 K
High
Differential
Burner
Overtime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Date/Time
Select Temperature sensor
back to main screen
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
select selec
tm
odify
Settings
2x
Fan high / low
Eco
Night
Day
High
High
High
Fan high / low
Eco
Night
Day
High
High
High
Overtime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Date/Time
Select Temperature sensor
back to main screen
EN
17
With the and button, select Burner high/low and then push the OK button.
To change the standard setting push the OK button again.
Now with the button setting, change from to automatic and then push the OK button.
Now with the and button, select the differential and then push the OK button.
With the and button, now change the differential setting and conrm this with the OK
button.
When you have nished with the changes you leave the menu item by pressing the ESC button
and you go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.10 Settings menu: Selection temperature sensor
With the OptiTherm you have the possibility to measure the room temperature by:
1. Thermostat: sensor built-in to OptiTherm itself
2. External zone: an external sensor connected to each air heater.
3. External average: an external sensor connected on one or more air heaters. Where the average
value is automatically calculated based on the number of connected sensors.
As standard, the temperature sensor on the OptiTherm is used.
When use is made of 1 or more external sensors, you must indicate this in the settings menu
Change selection temperature sensor.
See the image below:
To adjust this:
Select the menu-item Selection temperature sensor and then push the OK button.
Select the sensor by pushing the OK button.
Change the setting and then push the OK button.
You can choose from the thermostat (OptiTherm sensor), external zone (each air heater one
own external sensor) or external average (1 or more sensors).
When you have nished with the changes you leave the menu item by pressing the ESC button
and you go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.11 Settings menu: Calibrate thermostat/external sensor
When because of unfavourable circumstances there is a deviation in the displayed measured room
temperature and the actual room temperature, you can adjust this deviation by calibrating the
OptiTherm. Always ensure that the thermostat or external sensor is properly mounted and con-
nected.
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
select select modify
Settings
Calibrate
2x
Select Temperature sensor
Sensor Room Control
Select Temperature sensor
Sensor Room ControlOvertime setting
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Select Temperature sensor
back to main screen
18
For example:
The measured temperature is 18°C, the screen display on the OptiTherm shows 20°C. The diffe-
rence in this example is therefore 2°C too high the correction value must then be set at -2°C.
You can change this following the image below:
Now with the and button, select Calibrate Thermostat and then push the OK button
Only applicable when an external sensor is also used.
With the and button, select Sensor and then push the OK button
Only applicable when an external sensor is also used.
Now with the and button select the air heater (1 to 8) from where the external sensor
must be calibrated and then push the OK button.
With the and button, select Deviation and then push the OK button
With the and button set the desired value and conrm this with the OK button.
When you have nished with the changes you leave the menu item by pressing the ESC button
and you go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.12 Settings menu: Change language
If you want to change the chosen language you can change this by going to the settings menu and
changing the language.
To change the chosen language you follow the image below.
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
select select modify
Language
2x
OK
to next digit
Calibrate
Deviation
Sensor
0.0 K
Room Control
Calibrate
Deviation
Sensor
0.0 K
Room Control
back to main screen
Settings
Calibrate
Fan high/low
Burner high/low
Select Temperature sensor
OK
ESCESC
back to main screen
select select
Settings
Select Temperature sensor
Calibrate
Language
Fan high/low
Summer/wintertime
2x
Language
Nederlands
Deutsch
Français
English
English
OK
conrm selection
EN
19
With the and button, select Language and then push the OK button
With the and button, select the desired language and conrm this with the OK button. In
the middle of the top of the screen the chosen language is shown and the display also appears in
that language.
When you have nished with the changes you leave the menu item by pressing the ESC button
and you go back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or to go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC but-
ton. Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.13 Settings menu: Switch on/off Summer / winter time
The OptiTherm has an automatic summer/wintertime conversion. When this is not desired, it can
be switched off here.
Follow the image below to change it.
In the settings menu select Summer/winter time and then push the OK button.
Select status by pushing the OK button
With the and button, change the setting on/off and conrm this with the OK button.
Quit summer/winter time by pushing the ESC button The display now goes back to the set-
tings menu.
Now select another item to change or go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC button.
Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.14 Settings menu: Info
In this menu-item you can read the software version and if applicable the measured value of the
external temperature sensor.
OK OK
ESC ESCESC
back to main screen
select selec
tm
odify
Setting
Calibrate
Language
Summer/wintertime
Select Temperature sensor
Information
2x
Summer/wintertime
State Automatic
Summer/wintertime
StateAutomatic
OK
ESCESC
select
Setting
Language
Summer/wintertime
Information
Calibrate
PIN
2x
Information
Software version 1.0 [xxxxxxxx]
Outside temperature __,_ °C
back to main screen
20
In the settings menu select Info and then push the OK button. The info data is now shown on
the screen.
Quit Info by pushing the ESC button. The display now goes back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC button.
Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.15 Settings menu: Change pin code
The OptiTherm is provisioned with a security pin code as standard. This is set as 1000. If desired,
you can change this to another Pin code.
Follow the image below to change the Pin code.
In the settings menu select Pin code and then push the OK button.
With the and button, change the rst gure and conrm this by pushing the OK button,
the display automatically jumps to the next gure. Change all desired gures in that way. After
the 4th gure the display automatically goes back to the settings menu.
Now select another item to change or go back to the user menu by pushing the ESC button.
Push the ESC button again to go back to the main display.
5.16 Settings menu: Call service menu
To call the service menu you follow the image below.
OK OK
ESCESC
back to main screen
select modify
Settings
Summer/wintertime
Information
PiIN
Language
Service menu
2x
PIN
Code
New PIN
0000
OK
to next digit
4x
OK OK
ESCESC
back to main screen
select select
Settings
Information
PIN
Service menu
Summer/wintertime
2x
Service menu
Code 0000 Control On/Off
Service menu
to next digit
OK
ESC
factory default
Service menu code
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