Bosch Control 8313 User Manual

6720859790 (2020/02) GB/AU SW1.5.x
Operating instructions for users
Control unit
Control 8311/8313
0010004580-001

Bosch Control 8313 Specifications

General

Product type	Control Unit
Operating voltage	24 VDC
Operating Temperature	-20 °C to +60 °C
Series	Control 8000
Communication interface	CAN

Summary

1 Explanation of symbols and safety instructions

1.1 Explanation of symbols

Explains signal words and symbols used for warnings and indicators.

1.2 Safety precautions

Provides essential safety instructions for users, covering general safety, spare parts, and electrical safety.

2 Product Information

2.1 Declaration of Conformity

States the product's conformity with European Directives and its CE designation.

2.2 Open Source Software

Details the proprietary and open-source software included in the product.

2.3 Product data for energy consumption

Presents product data related to energy efficiency as per EU regulations.

2.4 Explanation of the terms used

Defines key terms such as "heat source", "qualified person", and "contractor".

2.5 Product Description

Describes the Control 8311 and 8313 units, their features, and capabilities.

2.6 Determined use

Specifies the intended application of the control unit for heating systems in various buildings.

3 Operation of the control unit

3.1 Overview of the control unit and the control elements

Provides a visual overview and identification of all physical control elements on the unit.

3.2 Function buttons and system status

Explains the function keys and how system status is displayed via LEDs and indicators.

3.3 Switch on and enable control unit

Describes the procedure to turn on and initialize the control unit for operation.

3.4 Lock Screen

Details how to activate and use the screen lock feature with a password for security.

3.5 Operating and display elements of the touch screen

Explains the various displays and elements accessible via the touch screen interface.

3.6 Control system

Describes the menu structure and navigation principles for operating the control unit.

3.6.1 Calling up menu levels or functions

Explains how to access and select specific menu levels and functions using the touch screen.

3.6.2 Calling up submenus

Instructions on how to access submenus for specific system components.

3.6.3 Toggling between displays (Retro mode)

Explains how to switch to older display views for compatibility.

3.6.4 Modifying settings

Details how to change various parameters and settings via the touch screen interface.

3.6.5 Labelling a text field

Describes how to add custom labels to text fields for identification.

3.7 Function keys of the user interface

Identifies and explains the purpose of the physical function keys on the control unit.

3.7.1 Reset button

Explains how to use the reset button for unlocking faults and resetting functions.

3.7.2 Chimney sweep button (flue gas test)

Details the procedure and precautions for performing a flue gas test.

3.7.3 Manual operation

Explains how to operate system components manually and the associated risks.

3.8 Setting the date and time

Guide on how to adjust the system's date and time settings.

3.9 Information menu

Explains how to access and view information about the installation or system.

3.10 Selection of control units

Details how to select and manage multiple control units within the system.

3.11 NM582 power supply module

Describes the power supply module, its components, and safety features.

4 Settings

4.1 Standard functions

Explains basic settings like operating mode, time programs, and DHW settings.

4.2 Advanced functions for heating circuits

Introduces advanced functions for heating circuits, such as Party, Pause, and Holiday.

4.3 Advanced functions for DHW

Covers advanced settings for DHW functions like circulation pumps and thermal disinfection.

5 Information on the standard functions and the advanced functions

5.1 heat source

Explains operating modes for the heat source, including Auto and Manual.

5.1.1 Operating mode

Details the different operating modes available for the heat source.

5.2 Heating circuit, operating modes, temperature

Describes operating modes and temperature settings for heating circuits.

5.2.2 Temperature

Explains how room temperature is set and displayed.

5.2.3 Auto Automatic heating mode

Explains the Automatic heating mode and its temperature settings.

5.2.4 Automatic setback mode

Describes the Automatic setback mode and how to adjust its time program.

5.2.5 Manual heating mode * and Manual setback mode

Details manual heating and setback modes and how they are set.

5.3 Advanced functions for heating circuit

Covers advanced functions like Party, Pause, and Holiday for heating circuits.

5.3.1 Holiday function

Details how to set and manage the holiday function for heating circuits.

5.3.2 Party function

Explains the Party function for temporary heating at a higher temperature.

5.3.3 Pause function

Describes the Pause function for operating in setback mode.

5.4 Remote Control (room thermostat)

Explains the functionality and use of the optional remote control.

5.5 Hot water

Introduces the functions and settings related to domestic hot water (DHW).

5.5.1 Auto

Explains the Auto operating mode for DHW heating based on the time program.

5.5.2 Manual heating mode

Details how to set DHW temperature in manual heating mode.

5.5.3 Manual setback mode

Describes setting DHW temperature in manual setback mode.

6 Time program

6.1 Heating circuit

Covers setting time programs for individual heating circuits.

6.1.1 Setting the room temperature

Explains how to set the room temperature for heating or setback modes.

6.2 Time program

Introduces time programs for automatic operation changes and customization.

6.2.1 Selecting a standard program

Guides on choosing and applying pre-defined time programs.

6.2.2 Modifying the standard program

Details how to adjust existing standard time programs.

6.2.3 Creating a new time program

Explains the process of creating custom time programs.

6.2.4 DHW time program

Describes how to create and set time programs specifically for DHW heating.

7 Connectivity

7.1 Set up access to MEC Remote Portal

Instructions for establishing an internet connection and accessing the remote portal.

7.1.1 Registration of control unit

Guides on registering the control unit to access the Buderus Control Center Commercial.

7.1.2 Dialling in to the Bosch MEC Remote Portal

Details the login process for the Bosch MEC Remote Portal after registration.

9 Operating and fault displays

9.1 Error display

Explains how faults are indicated and how to view the error display.

9.2 Faults

Lists common faults and their potential causes and remedies.

9.2.1 Eliminating simple faults

Provides steps to resolve common faults and errors displayed by the unit.

10 Environmental protection and disposal

Packaging

Information on the company's participation in recycling and material compatibility.

Used appliances

Guidance on dismantling and recycling used appliances.

Old electrical and electronic appliances

Details disposal regulations and environmental considerations for electronic waste.

11 Data Protection Notice

Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd.

Information about data processing, GDPR compliance, and contact details for privacy.

12 Appendix

12.1 Assignment of heating circuits

Instructions for assigning heating circuits to specific system components.