Description
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2. Description
The system interface is a device that controls the heating
system. It can be used as a room thermostat and/or as a
system interface for monitoring the installation’s operation and
configuring the desired settings.
2.1 Glossary of terms
Zone: a heating system can be divided into multiple
hydraulically independent areas, which are referred to as
“zones”. Each zone can autonomously generate a heating/
cooling request towards the heat generator. For example, a
building can be divided into a zone with radiant panels and a
zone with radiators.
Time slot: by selecting the scheduled operating mode for a
zone, the user can define a specific time schedule. The time
schedule is divided into intervals which are referred to as “slots”;
for each slot it is possible to define a target temperature (set-
point) according to the time schedule set during the system’s
configuration.
Daily 2-level time scheduling: the daily 2-level time
scheduling allows for dividing the schedule into a maximum
of 4 comfort slots and 4 reduced-temperature slots within the
24 hours of each day.
Daily multi-level time scheduling: in this mode, available
only on specially configured products, it is possible to define
up to 12 daily slots, each of which can be associated with a
specific target temperature value.
2.2 Menu navigation
The interface is equipped with a colour display, a selector and
two buttons.
The interface menus can be navigated using the “Menu” button
(A), the selector (B) and the “Back” button (C).
–
“Menu” button (A): when pressed, it opens up the
main menu.
– Turning
the selector (B) allows the user to perform
the following functions:
– move through the items that can be selected on the
screen.
– scrolling the settings for a specific function or
parameter.
– Pressing
the selector (B) allows the user to perform
the following functions:
– accessing the items that can be selected on the
screen.
– confirming the settings for a specific function or
parameter.
–
The “Back” button (C) allows the user to perform the
following functions:
– returning to the previous menu or sub-menu.
– cancelling the entry of a setting for a specific
function or parameter.
ABC
Fig. 1
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