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7.6 DAY OF THE WEEK
Indicates the day of the week of the displayed programme. A setting can be made for each day, from Monday to Sunday
(Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su) or else for all work days from Monday to Friday (MF), or else for weekends from Saturday to
Sunday (SS). This system allows the setting of a single programme to turn the stove on or off every day, from Monday to Fri-
day, at the same time.
7.7 HOUR
Stove on or off hour.
7.8 MINUTES
Stove on or off minutes.
7.9 TEMPERATURE
For ignition programmes, the requested ambient temperature must be set between 5 and 30°C.
7.10 REQUESTED PROGRAMME
For ignition programmes, the requested heating programme must be set between 1 and 5.
7.11 PROGRAMME TYPE
Set either an ignition programme, ON, or power off programme, OFF.
7.12 PROGRAMME ENABLING
This function is essential, because if in the disabled position (No A.) the system will not control the programme and the pro-
gramme function may not be executed.
7.13 EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMMING
To programme the stove so that it turns on every day from Monday to Friday at 8am at level 4, with a temperature of 20°C,
proceed as follows after opening the ignition programme setting.
With TEMP+ select MF as the ignition days from Monday to Friday.
Select the Hour using the PROG+ key and set 08 with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Select the minutes using the PROG+ key and set 00 with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Select the temperature using the PROG+ key and set 20° with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Select the heating power using the PROG+ key and set 4 with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Select the mode using the PROG+ key and set ON with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Select the programme type using the PROG+ key and set Enab. with the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys.
Press SET to save the data and insert a new ignition programme. If programming is complete, press STOP to exit.
Remember to set the operating mode to Automatic to enable control of the weekly programmer.
7.14 THERMOSTAT MODE
Fig. 20
Press SET to open and modify the operating mode for temperature control or automated ignition and power off .
7.15 INTERNAL THERMOSTAT
Operating mode that regulates stove operation based on the detected ambient temperature. The stove is ignited both manu-
ally and automatically by the settings of the incorporated weekly programmer or internal timer. The stove power is automati-
cally controlled based on the set temperature, optimising heating with significant pellet savings.
7. CONTROL PANEL
A - SET User Menu
B - AUTO to enable the weekly programmer
C - ON/OFF and exit from Menu functions
D - Temperature setting + and menu functions
E - Temperature setting – and menu functions
F - Heating programme setting+ and menu functions
G - Heating programme setting – and menu functions
H - Remote control infra-red sensor
I - Alphanumeric 16x2 LCD Display
7.1 USE OF PANEL
Press SET (A) to open the user menu. Scroll the menu using the keys and .
To open the submenu, confirm using the SET (A) key.
1 - Set Date and Time
2 - Weekly programmer setting
3 - Thermostat mode
4 - Stove parameters
5 - Error log
6 - Language selection
7 - Fuel selection
7.2 PROGRAMMING
User programming is possible through the menu, which can be opened by pressing the SET key on the illuminated display
panel. To exit the menu at any time without making any changes, press the STOP key. In any case, if the keys are not pressed
for about 1 minute, the system will automatically exit the menu to show the stove status. To scroll the various menus use the
TEMP+ and TEMP keys, to open the displayed menu, press SET.
7.3 DATE AND TIME
Fig. 17
Press SET to open the incorporated calender setting menu. The day of the week can be changed from Monday to Sunday, as
well as the time and date. To switch between the variables, use the PROG+ and PROG- keys, and to change the values, use the
TEMP+ and TEMP- keys. To confirm the changes and exit, press the SET key.
7.4 WEEKLY
Fig. 18a+18b
The programmer is only active in the automatic operating mode (AUTO on the display).
There are 15 settable programming levels for on and off times, the temperature and operating programme. Each single pro-
gramme can be disabled without needing to be cancelled, following a very simple procedure.
Press SET to open and scroll the various programmes, or the TEMP+ and TEMP- keys to scroll the variables to be changed.
Then use the PROG+ and PROG- keys to set the requested values.
7.5 PROGRAMME NUMBER
Fig. 19
Indicates the selected programme, from 1 to 15.
Fig. 16
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