EB 5573 EN 16-67
Appendix A (conguration instructions)
Frost protection operation of a pump, a heating circuit or the DHW circuit is only active when
the
frost protection icon is displayed. In the stand-by mode ( ) xed set point control with-
out outdoor temperature sensor does not include frost protection.
16.4.3 Forced pump operation
When the heating circuit pumps have not been activated for 24 hours, forced operation of
thepumpsisstartedbetween12.02hand12.03h.Thisisdonetoavoidthatthepumpsget
stuck when they are not operated for long periods of time. In the DHW circuit, the circulation
pumpisoperatedbetween12.04hand12.05h,theotherpumpsbetween12.05hand
12.06h.
16.4.4 Return ow temperature limitation
Thetemperaturedifferencebetweentheowandreturnowinanetworkindicateshowwell
theenergyisused:thegreaterthedifference,thehighertheefciency.Areturnowsensor
issufcienttoevaluatethetemperaturedifferencewhentheowtemperaturesarepre-
dened.Thereturnowtemperaturecanbelimitedeithertoavaluedependingontheout-
doortemperature(variable)ortoaxedsetpoint.Whenthetemperaturemeasuredatreturn
owsensorRüFexceedsthereturnowtemperaturelimit,thesetpointoftheowtempera-
ture(owtemperatureoftheheatingsystem,chargingtemperature)isreduced.Thiscauses
theprimaryowratetobereducedandthereturnowtemperaturetodrop.Insystems
Anl2.xand4.1,the'Max.returnowtemperature'parameter(PA4level)isusedforlimita-
tion in the primary circuit during DHW heating if it is greater than the parameter valid for
the primary circuit. The 'Limiting factor KP' determines how strongly the controller responds
when the limits are exceeded in either direction (PI algorithm).
Ifjusttheproportionalcomponentistobeimplemented,setCO5->F16-1.Thisallowsthe
integral-actioncomponentinthereturnowtemperaturelimitationalgorithmofallcontrol
circuitsofthecontrollertobedeactivated.Thesetpointreading(owtemperatureofthe
heating,chargingtemperature)blinkstoindicatethatareturnowlimitationisactiveinthe
control circuit concerned.
Note