En2h0221-Ge51r1105 2

Heating Controller SDC
District Heating Controller DHC 43

SERVICE MANUAL
EN2H-0221GE51 R1105
SDC / DHC 43 Service Manual
EN2H-0221GE51 R1105
SDC / DHC 43 Service Manual
EN2H-0221GE51 R1105
Contents SDC / DHC 43
Contents
1 SOFTWAREVERSION..........................................................................................................................................5
2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................................6

2.1 Application .......................................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Conditions for start-up .....................................................................................................................................6
2.2.1 Do not separate the controller from the mains..........................................................................................6
2.2.2 Electric installation ....................................................................................................................................6
2.2.3 Safety measures for EMC-compatible installation ....................................................................................7
2.2.4 Cable dimensions......................................................................................................................................9
2.2.5 Maximum cable length ..............................................................................................................................9
2.2.6 Cable installation .......................................................................................................................................9
2.2.7 Cabinet earth and ground .........................................................................................................................9
2.3 Domestic hot water higher than 60 °C ..........................................................................................................10
2.4 Connecting accessories ................................................................................................................................10
2.5 Service and cleaning .....................................................................................................................................10
3 DHC 43 / SDC – OVERVIEW..............................................................................................................................11
4 ABBREVIATIONS...............................................................................................................................................12
5 OPERATION .......................................................................................................................................................13
5.1 User Interface ................................................................................................................................................13
5.1.1 Basic display ...........................................................................................................................................13
5.1.2 Operating elements.................................................................................................................................14
5.1.2.1 Rotary Pushbutton (Press/Turn) ......................................................................................................14
5.1.2.2 "Daytime Room Temperature" Key..................................................................................................14
5.1.2.3 "Night-time Room Temperature" Key...............................................................................................15
5.1.2.4 "Daytime DHW Temperature" Key...................................................................................................15
5.1.2.5 "Operating Mode" Key (Basic display) .............................................................................................16
5.1.2.6 "Heating Characteristic" Key............................................................................................................22
5.1.2.7 "System Information" Key ................................................................................................................23
5.1.2.8 "Manual Mode" / "Emission Measurement" Key ..............................................................................28
5.2 Parameter Input.............................................................................................................................................29
5.3 Automatic exit time ........................................................................................................................................29
5.4 Menu Selection..............................................................................................................................................30
5.4.1 Time-Date Menu......................................................................................................................................32
5.4.2 Time programs Menu ..............................................................................................................................32
5.4.2.1 Control Circuit Selection ..................................................................................................................33
5.4.2.2 Program Selection............................................................................................................................33
5.4.2.3 Weekday and Cycle Selection .........................................................................................................33
5.4.2.4 Programming Switching Times and Cycle Temperatures................................................................33
5.4.3 System Parameter Menu ........................................................................................................................43
5.4.3.1 Language Selection .........................................................................................................................43
5.4.3.2 Time Programs.................................................................................................................................43
5.4.3.3 Control Mode....................................................................................................................................45
5.4.3.4 Summer Switch-off (heating limit)/ Heating Limit.............................................................................46
5.4.3.5 Parameter Reset ..............................................................................................................................47
5.4.3.6 Full Reset .........................................................................................................................................47
5.4.4 Domestic Hot Water Menu ......................................................................................................................48
5.4.4.1 DHW Economy Temperature...........................................................................................................48
5.4.4.2 Legionella Protection-Day................................................................................................................48
5.4.5 Unmixed Circuit / Mixing Circuit 1 / Mixing Circuit 2 Menu .....................................................................48
5.4.5.1 Reduced Mode.................................................................................................................................48
5.4.5.2 Heating System................................................................................................................................49
5.5 Malfunction Messages...................................................................................................................................50
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5.6 Parameter Settings........................................................................................................................................51

5.6.1 Hydraulic Menu........................................................................................................................................51
5.6.2 System Parameter Menu.........................................................................................................................53
5.6.3 Domestic Hot Water Parameter Menu (DHW) ........................................................................................54
5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu ....................................................................................................................55
5.6.5 Mixing circuit 1 / Mixing circuit 2 Menus..................................................................................................56
5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu..............................................................................................................................57
5.6.7 District Heating Menu ..............................................................................................................................59
5.6.8 Return control Menu................................................................................................................................59
5.6.9 Solar Menu ..............................................................................................................................................59
5.6.10 Solid Fuel Menu ......................................................................................................................................60
5.6.11 Buffer Menu .............................................................................................................................................60
5.6.12 Menu "Cascade"......................................................................................................................................60
5.6.13 Data Bus Menu........................................................................................................................................61
5.6.14 Relay Test Menu .....................................................................................................................................61
5.6.15 Malfunction Messages Menu...................................................................................................................62
5.6.16 Sensor Calibration Menu.........................................................................................................................62
6 CONTROL FUNCTIONS .....................................................................................................................................63
6.1 Adjusting the hydraulic parameters ...............................................................................................................63
6.1.1 Connection and settings table .................................................................................................................64
6.2 Switching Time Program Enabling ................................................................................................................64
6.3 Suppressing the cycle temperature on Time program level..........................................................................64
6.4 Enabling of Separate Control Mode ..............................................................................................................65
6.5 Temperature display in Fahrenheit................................................................................................................65
6.6 Selection of Hydraulic Parameter Presettings...............................................................................................65
6.7 The Variable Inputs and Outputs of the Smile controllers.............................................................................66
6.8 General Functions and their Operation .........................................................................................................66
6.8.1 Outside Temperature Measurement .......................................................................................................66
6.8.1.1 Building Type....................................................................................................................................66
6.8.2 Heating Circuit Outside Temperature Assignment..................................................................................66
6.8.3 Climate Zone ...........................................................................................................................................67
6.8.4 Summer Switch-off ..................................................................................................................................67
6.8.5 System Frost Protection ..........................................................................................................................68
6.8.6 Anti-blocking Protection...........................................................................................................................69
7 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS..................................................................................70
7.1 Heat Generatior: Boiler..................................................................................................................................70
7.1.1 Heat Generator Start-up Protection ........................................................................................................70
7.1.2 Heat Generator Minimum Temperature Limit..........................................................................................70
7.1.3 Heat Generator Maximum Temperature Limit.........................................................................................71
7.1.4 Heating circuits minimum temperature limit ............................................................................................71
7.1.5 Heat Generator Sensor Operating Modes ..............................................................................................71
7.1.6 Minimum Burner Run time.......................................................................................................................72
7.1.7 Multi-stage Heat Generator/ Switching Differential .................................................................................72
7.1.8 Switching for modulating burners ............................................................................................................75
7.1.9 Modulation P-band (Xp) ..........................................................................................................................76
7.1.10 Modulation sample time Ta .....................................................................................................................76
7.1.11 Modulation integral action time Tn ..........................................................................................................76
7.1.12 Modulation running time ..........................................................................................................................76
7.1.13 Modulation starting time ..........................................................................................................................76
7.1.14 Modulation starting load ..........................................................................................................................77
7.1.15 When to apply boiler sensor 2.................................................................................................................77
7.1.16 External heat generator disable ..............................................................................................................77
7.1.17 Heat generator forced dissipation ...........................................................................................................78
7.1.18 Flue gas temperature monitoring ............................................................................................................78
7.2 Heat Exchanger Heat Generator, district heating..........................................................................................79
7.2.1 District Heating Valve On / Off Mode (district heating) ...........................................................................79
7.2.2 Continuous Heat Exchanger Valve Control (district heating)..................................................................80
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7.2.3 District Heating Return Temperature Limit (district heating)...................................................................81

7.2.4 Return Temperature Limitation for DHW Loading (district heating)........................................................82
7.2.5 Hot-water pre-control for District heating systems ..................................................................................82
7.2.6 Mode of operation – hot-water pre-control..............................................................................................84
7.2.7 Operating principle – HW operating mode “External operation” .............................................................84
7.2.8 Conditional parallel operation for mixing circuits.....................................................................................84
7.2.9 Operating mode circulation pump ...........................................................................................................85
7.2.10 Deactivation district heating control ........................................................................................................85
7.2.11 Return Interval flushing (district heating) ................................................................................................85
7.2.12 Heat meter for additional limitation according to the volume flow or thermal output (district heating) ...86
7.2.13 Charging pump (CHP).............................................................................................................................86
7.2.14 Primary pump ..........................................................................................................................................87
7.2.15 Boiler circuit pump...................................................................................................................................87
7.2.16 Parallel heat generator enabling (PWF)..................................................................................................88
7.2.17 Return control..........................................................................................................................................88
7.2.17.1 Bypass pump (RBP) ........................................................................................................................89
7.2.17.2 Return control through controlled flow mixing..................................................................................89
7.2.17.3 Indirect return control .......................................................................................................................89
7.3 Heating Circuit ...............................................................................................................................................90
7.3.1 General Heating Circuit Functions ..........................................................................................................90
7.3.1.1 Heating Characteristic Curve ...........................................................................................................90
7.3.1.2 Setting of the Heating Characteristic Curve.....................................................................................91
7.3.1.3 Heating Circuit Reduced Mode ........................................................................................................92
7.3.1.4 Heating system (exponent) ..............................................................................................................93
7.3.1.5 Heating Circuit Temperature Limitation ...........................................................................................93
7.3.1.6 Heating Circuit Parallel Shift ............................................................................................................94
7.3.1.7 Heating Circuit Pump extended running time ..................................................................................94
7.3.1.8 Screed function ................................................................................................................................94
7.3.2 Heating Circuit Constant Temperature Control.......................................................................................96
7.3.3 Fixed Value Control.................................................................................................................................96
7.3.4 Assessment of the Room Temperature / Room Influence......................................................................97
7.3.4.1 Heating Circuit with Room influence ...............................................................................................97
7.3.4.2 Heating Circuit Room Factor............................................................................................................98
7.3.4.3 Room Controller Heating Circuit ......................................................................................................98
7.3.4.4 Heating curve adaptation heating circuit..........................................................................................98
7.3.4.5 Heating Circuit Switch-on Optimisation ...........................................................................................99
7.3.4.6 Function Heating Limit ...................................................................................................................100
7.3.4.7 Heating Circuit Room frost protection Limit ...................................................................................101
7.3.4.8 Room Thermostat Function (Room Temperature Maximum Limit) ...............................................101
7.3.5 Domestic Hot Water Heating.................................................................................................................105
7.3.5.1 DHW Tank Loading (DHWP) .........................................................................................................105
7.3.5.2 Circulation pump (CIR.) .................................................................................................................108
7.3.6 Solar / Solid Fuel / Buffer ......................................................................................................................109
7.3.6.1 Solar Loading Pump (SOP) ...........................................................................................................109
7.3.6.2 Buffer Loading Pump (BULP) ........................................................................................................112
7.3.6.3 Solid Fuel Loading Pump (SFP) ....................................................................................................119
7.3.7 Solar loading switchover .......................................................................................................................120
7.3.8 Solar forced dissipation.........................................................................................................................121
7.3.9 Hydraulic buffer relief (HBR) .................................................................................................................122
7.3.10 Other System Components...................................................................................................................122
7.3.10.1 Global Malfunction Message input.................................................................................................122
7.3.10.2 Global Malfunction Message output...............................................................................................123
7.3.10.3 Timer ..............................................................................................................................................123
7.3.10.4 External switching modem .............................................................................................................123
7.3.10.5 External information .......................................................................................................................124
7.3.10.6 Demand Contact ............................................................................................................................124
7.3.11 Bus Communication ..............................................................................................................................125
7.3.11.1 Controller Bus Address ..................................................................................................................125
7.3.11.2 Control functions via the bus..........................................................................................................126
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7.3.11.3 Operation of wall devices ...............................................................................................................129

7.3.12 Cascading of heat generators in the bus system ..................................................................................132
7.3.12.1 General description of cascading of control devices......................................................................132
7.3.12.2 Functions of the cascade parameter..............................................................................................133
7.3.12.3 Mode of operation of cascade control............................................................................................133
7.3.13 Start-up, Maintenance and Troubleshooting Help.................................................................................135
7.3.13.1 Automatic set functions ..................................................................................................................135
7.3.13.2 Emission Measurement (not for DHC43) .......................................................................................135
7.3.13.3 Relay / Function Test .....................................................................................................................136
7.3.13.4 Malfunction Messages ...................................................................................................................137
7.3.13.5 Sensor Calibration..........................................................................................................................139
7.3.13.6 Controller global reset ....................................................................................................................139
7.3.13.7 Controller time correction ...............................................................................................................139
8 TECHNICAL DATA ...........................................................................................................................................140
8.1 General ........................................................................................................................................................140
8.1.1 Installation recommendations................................................................................................................140
8.2 Sensor Resistance Values ..........................................................................................................................141
8.3 Sensor measuring ranges ...........................................................................................................................141
8.4 Digital inputs ................................................................................................................................................142
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Safety Instructions SDC / DHC 43
1 Softwareversion
Please use this documentation in conjunction with softwareversion V2.1 of your
controller. The version will be displayed for about 8 s when the controller is
connected to the mains. If you may be using an older version, please contact your
heating specialist.
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2 Safety Instructions
2.1 Application
The Smile controller family DHC/SDC is designed exclusively for the control of warm
water heating and district heating systems including domestic hot water control.
These systems should not exceed a flow temperature of 120 °C.
2.2 Conditions for start-up
2.2.1 Do not separate the controller from the mains
CAUTION The heating installation must be completed and filled with water in order to
prevent the pumps from running dry and to avoid damage for the boiler.
The controll system must be installed according to the mounting instructions.

All electrical connections (power supply, burner, valve actuator, pumps and
sensors) must be carried out according to the local rules and standards and
must comply with the attached wiring diagrams.
If a floor heating system is connected, a limiting thermostat must switch off

the pump if the flow temperatures are too high.
The heating specialist must check the complete installation before switching
on the controller.
IMPORTANT NOTE! The actual time and date are already adjusted from the factory and backed up by a
battery.
There is a basic time program already activated and the control functions for
standard heating systems with low temperature boilers are pre-adjusted.
If this happens the back-up battery will be unnecessarily stressed. Also the frost
protection functions of the controller will be out of order.
2.2.2 Electric installation

All electrical connections must be carried out by qualified personnel.
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2.2.3 Safety measures for EMC-compatible installation

Cables under mains power must always be laid separately from sensor and data bus
cables, with a minimum distance of 2 cm between the cables. Cable crossings are
allowed.
15 cm
Mains 230 V~
Data bus cable 12 V~
2cm
For control devices powered through a separate mains connection, separation

between power cables and sensor or bus cables must be maintained under all
circumstances. If cable ducts are used, these ducts must be fitted with separating
webs.
When installing control or room devices, a minimum distance of 40 cm must be

maintained between the devices and other electrical systems emitting
electromagnetic radiation, e.g. contactor switches, motors, transformers, dimmers,
microwave and TV products, loudspeakers, computers, mobile phones, etc..
40 cm
Room devices and central devices must be separated by a distance of at least 40

cm. Several central devices connected to the data bus can be installed immediately
next to each other.
The mains power connection of the heating system (boiler – control panel – control
device) must be laid out as an independent circuit, to which neither fluorescent
lamps nor other possible sources of interference may be connected or connectable.
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Circuit breaker 16 A Heating room and power

sockets must be connected to
separate circuit!
Heating room emergency switch
Room device(s)
Heat generator
Shielded cables must be used for the data bus lines.

Recommended construction: see Technical Data, page 139.
The cable shield must be grounded on only one side at the ground connector, e.g. at
the metal enclosure of the heat generator, ground clamp, etc. Multiple grounding of
any one cable is not allowed (ground loop noise).
Do not ground here!
Central device
Ground
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Double grounding is not allowed in star-shaped data bus systems. The ground
connection must be installed on side only, at the neutral point!
Shielding
2-core
data bus cable
Terminal block
Junction box
The external sensor must not be installed in the vicinity of transmitter or receiver
units (e.g. on garage walls close to a receiver of a remote-control garage door
opener, ham radio antennas or in direct proximity to major transmission stations,
etc.).
2.2.4 Cable dimensions

1.5 mm² for all 230 V cable (power supply, burner, pumps, actuators).
0.5 mm² for sensors, selectors , bus and analogue in- and outputs.
2.2.5 Maximum cable length

Sensors selectors and analogue inputs
A maximum cable length of 200 meters is recommended. Longer distances are
possible but increase the risk of interferences.
Relay outputs
Unlimited cable length.
Bus connections
A maximum cable length of 100 meters is strongly recommended.
2.2.6 Cable installation

Cables for 230 V must be installed separate from low voltage (sensor selector bus)
cables.
2.2.7 Cabinet earth and ground

Please install and connect the controllers according to local rules and standards!
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2.3 Domestic hot water higher than 60 °C

Please note that in the following cases there is a danger at hot water tabs (kitchen,
bath). In order to avoid scalding please mix enough cold water.
Anti legionella automatic

If the anti legionella automatic is activated, the domestic hot water will automatically
be heated up to temperatures around 65 °C order to kill legionella bacteria in the hot
water system.
Manual operation / Emission measurement

In the manual mode / emission measurement mode the domestic hot water can be
heated up to the maximum possible boiler temperature because the burner and all
pumps are switched on and the valves will be completely opened. Also here there is
the danger of scalding at all warm water tabs in the building. Please mix enough cold
water or switch the domestic hot water loading pump manually off (if there is a switch
at the pump).
Heating and domestic hot water are not temperature controlled in these modes.
These modes are especially used by the emission measurement specialist or by the
installer in case the controller is defect. The high water temperatures can however
be avoided if the boiler thermostat is adjusted to a max. of 60 °C.
2.4 Connecting accessories
CAUTION According to VDE 0730 the power supply for the controller must have a
separate main switch for life and neutral. Please follow local rules and
standards for cabinet earth and ground!
As soon as there is power supply at the terminals 21, 22, 2, 6, 12 and 18 also
the terminal rows X3 and X4 will carry 230 V connections!
External switches must be installed if a manual switch function is desired for

pumps. All accessories (sensors, selectors, etc.) must be connected
according to the attached wiring.
2.5 Service and cleaning

The controller is service free. The unit can be cleaned with a moist cloth from the
outside.
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Overview SDC / DHC 43
3 DHC 43 / SDC – Overview

This document describes the Smile controller family DHC/SDC for panel installation
and wall mounting. The product is available in the following variations for use as a
built-in controller and as a wall-mounted controller:
district heating valve
DHW loading pump

2nd burner stage or
Number of output
Variable output 2
Variable output 2
variable output 3
1st burner stage
Mixing circuit 1
Mixing circuit 2
Direct circuit
closed
relays
Type
SDC 3-10 3-Rel. x x x

DHC 3-40* 3-Rel x
SDC 6-20 6-Rel. x x x x
SDC 8-21 6-Rel.+ 2 Variable x x x x x x
SDC 9-21 7-Rel.+ 2 Variable x x x x x x x
SDC 12-31 10-Rel.+ 2 Variable x x x x x x x x
DHC 43-1* 7-Rel x x x x x
DHC 43-2* 7-Rel.+ 2 Variable x x x x x x X
DHC43-3* 10-Rel. x x x x x x x x
+ 2 Variable
* District heating versions.
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4 Abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in this document and in the control unit display:
ABS Reduced mode PF Buffer tank sensor (upper)

AF Outdoor sensor PF 2 Buffer tank sensor 2 (lower)
AF 2 Outdoor sensor 2 RG Room device for room temp. measurem.
AGF Flue gas temperature sensor RBP Return bypass pump
AT Outside temperature PLP Buffer loading pump
BCP Boiler circuit pump RBP Return bypass pump
BS Buffer sensor (upper) RED Reduced mode
BS2 Buffer sensor (lower) RLP Return flow pump
BULP Buffer loading pump SBUS Solar buffer sensor
BUS System data bus SD I Switching differential I
BZ1 Op. hours counter burner stage 1 SD II Switching differential II
BZ2 Op. hours counter burner stage 2 SF Storage tank sensor
CHP Charging pump SFD Solar forced dissipation
CIR Circulation pump SFB Solid-fuel buffer sensor
DHC Direct heating circuit SFP Solid-fuel loading pump
(D)HW (Domestic) hot water SFS Solid-fuel boiler sensor
DHWP Hot water loading pump SLP Storage tank loading pump
DK Direct heating circuit SLV Solar loading switch-over
DKP Direct heating circuit pump SLVS Sensor solar loading switch-over
ECO Switch-off mode SOP Solar loading pump
ELH Electric heating element SPFS Solar panel flow sensor
FKF Solid-fuel boiler sensor SPRS Solar panel return sensor
FPF Solid-fuel buffer sensor SSP Stratified storage pump
FR Fixed-value regulation VA Variable output (general)
FSP Solid-fuel loading pump VA/VO1 Variable output 1
HBR Hydraulic buffer relief VA/VO2 Variable output 2
IMP Pulse input VE/VI Variable input (general)
KP Boiler circuit pump VE/VI1 Variable input 1
CC Constant control VE/VI2 Variable input 2
KRLF Solar panel return flow sensor VE/VI3 Variable input 3
KSPF Solar tank / buffer sensor VF1 Flow sensor mixer circuit 1
KVLF Solar flow sensor VF2 Flow sensor mixer circuit 2
MIMO Mixer motor PWF Parallel heat generator enabling
MK/MC Mixer heating circuit WEZ Heat generator
MKP Mixer circuit pump WF/KF Heat generator sensor
P1 Switching time program ZKP Circulation pump
P2 Switching time program ZUP Charging pump
P3 Switching time program
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5 Operation
5.1 User Interface

5
1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
11 10
1 "Manual mode" key / "Emission Measurement" key (not applicable for district heating controllers)
2 "Operating mode" key for permanent and temporary operating modes (Basic display)
3 "Heating characteristics" key
4 "Information" key for the display of temperatures and operating statuses
5 Multi-functional Display
6 Cover clip for the service jack
7 "Daytime room temperature setpoint" key
8 "Night-time room temperature setpoint" key
9 "DHW daytime temperature setpoint" key
10 Rotary pushbutton (push and turn)
11 Operating modes symbols
5.1.1 Basic display
Date MO. 18.MAR. 01

oc
Time
Active operating mode
11.47
▼
40.0 Heat generator temperature
Operating modes symbols æ ç è é ê ë ì í
The display illumination is activated with every push of a key, respectively the rotary
pushbutton and switches off after a longer periode of inactivity.
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When the controller is first started or after a power cut a segment test + fault
diagnosis is carried out. After this test the software version and the controller type is
displayed.
In the automatic mode the basic display shows the weekday, the date, the time and
the heat generator temperature. Depending on the adjusted operating mode other
information will be displayed.
Active heating limits will be shown with the "umbrella"icon, frost protection with the
"crystal" icon.
5.1.2 Operating elements
5.1.2.1 Rotary Pushbutton (Press/Turn)

By pressing the rotary pushbutton once, you can:
ð • Confirm inputs/values
By prolonged pressing (ca. 3 s) the rotary pushbutton, you can:
• Shift to the menu selection level

• Get one menu level higher
By turning the rotary pushbutton, you can:
• Change values (clockwise increases values, counter-clockwise decreases

values)
• Browse through menus
5.1.2.2 "Daytime Room Temperature" Key

This key sets the room temperature setpoint in the automatic program during the
¥ heating cycles as well as during the PARTY and HEATING operating modes. In
control mode 1 the set point is identical for all the heating circuits. In control mode 2
the setpoint can be individual for all circuits. To change the control mode, see 5.4.3.3
Control Mode section.
NOTE! These setpoints are the starting values for the individual temperature settings during
the heating cycles (= cycle temperatures) in the switching time menu. If these values
differ from the starting value, they are being corrected with the Requisite amount of
the adjustment if a subsequent adjustment of the setpoint is made.
If wall modules are connected they always show the Requisite setpoint of their
corresponding heating circuit on their display.
Setting:
ROOM-DAY ► Press the "daytime room temperature" key ¥.
► Set the flashing room temperature default value by turning the rotary pushbutton
oc î to the desired value.
20.0 ► Confirm the set value by pressing either the "daytime room temperature" key ¥
æ ç è é ê ë ì í key or the rotary pushbutton î.

► Alternatively the value can be acquired by automatic exit after the set INFO-TIME
(see 5.1.2.7 "System Information).
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Factory setting 20 °C
Setting range 5 ... 30 °C
5.1.2.3 "Night-time Room Temperature" Key

This key sets the reduced room temperature setpoint in the automatic program
¦ between the heating cycles as well as during the ABSENT and REDUCED operating
modes.
In control mode 1 the set point is identical for all the heating circuits. In control mode
2 the setpoint can be individual for all circuits. To change the control mode, see
"Control Mode"section.
NOTE! If wall modules are connected they always show the Requisite setpoint of their
corresponding heating circuit on their display
Setting:
ROOM-NIGHT ► Press the "night-time room temperature" key ¦.
16.0 ► Confirm the set value by pressing either the "night-time room temperature" key
¦ or the rotary pushbutton î.
æ ç è é ê ë ì í
5.1.2.4 "Daytime DHW Temperature" Key

This key sets the DHW temperature setpoint during the DHW operating times in the
§ automatic program as well during the PARTY and HEATING operating modes.
This setting value applies also for domestic hot water only mode (manual summer
mode).
NOTE! This setpoint is the starting value for the individual temperature setting during the
DHW cycles (= cycle temperatures) in the switching time menu. If this value differs
from the starting value, they are being corrected with the Requisite amount of the
adjustment if a subsequent adjustment of the setpoint is made.
Setting:
DHW ► Press the "daytime DHW temperature" key §.
DAY 50.0 ► Confirm the set value by pressing either the"daytime DHW temperature" key §
æ ç è é ê ë ì í or the rotary pushbutton î.

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Setting range Hot water economy temperature ... water heater maximum temperature limit (service
setting)
Single DHW loading

Function
Pushing the"daytime DHW temperature" key § longer than 3 s will lead to the
I TIME DHW single DHW loading function. This function will override the actual time program.
min The operator will see an adjustable time with the following meaning:
▼
0.0 0 s: the single loading function will be carried out only once. The setpoint is
æ ç è é ê ë ì í the DHW day setpoint. As soon as the setpoint is reached this function
is disabled again.
>0 s: The DHW day setpoint is maintained for the adjusted time interval. The
time interval can be adjusted between 0 and 240 min with the rotary
pushbutton.
5.1.2.5 "Operating Mode" Key (Basic display)

The desired operating mode can be selected with this key. The operating mode
¢ appears in plain text, while at the same time a cursor at the bottom of the display
indicates the relevant operating mode symbol. The selected operating mode applies
for all heating circuits in control mode 1. In control mode 2, every heating circuit can
be assigned with its own operating mode. To change the control mode see 5.4.3
System Parameter Menu.
Overview of the Operating Modes

Arrow on the
Program Display in basic mode Setting
Symbol
æ Holiday Return Date
P1 (2, 3), Return

ç Absence
time
P1(2,3),
è Party
Party End Time
é Automatic P1 (2, 3)
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ê Summer P1 (2, 3)
Constant Heating
ë Mode
Constant Reduced
ì Mode
Constant
í Standby Mode
Setting:
► Press the "operating mode" key ¢.
► Set the flashing operating mode by turning to the desired operating mode.
► Confirm the value by pressing the "operating mode" key ¢ or the rotary
pushbutton î.
► In case of short-term operating modes (Holiday, Absence, Party) set the desired
target value by turning the rotary pushbutton î and confirm the set value as
described above.
(see(see 5.1.2.7 "System Information).
► Return to the basic display by keeping the "operating mode" key ¢ pressed for
about 3 s.
Return to the
basic display By keeping the ¢ key pressed for about 3 seconds.
5.1.2.5.1 Holiday Mode (Short-term Program)
By means of this program the heating and domestic hot water (DHW) can be
HOLIDAY TIL switched off with frost protection for the whole duration of the holiday.
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Application Long absence during the heating season
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Control during the If outdoor temperatures are below the frost limit, the heating circuits
holiday mode
without wall modules are controlled at a roomsetpoint of 3°C
with wall modules are controlled to their individual frost protection limit
(see mixing circuit parameter 8: room frost protection limit)
Setting See 5.1.2.5 "Operating Mode" Key (Basic display)
Terminate holiday mode An active holiday mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press the
"operating mode" key ¢ and adjust to automatic.
Factory setting Current date
Setting range Current date ... Current date + 250 days
Display An active holiday program appears on the basic display with the indication of the
return date.
5.1.2.5.2 Absence Mode (Short-term Program)
By means of this program the heating can be temporarily switched off in case of a
ABSENT TIL brief period of absence. During the period of absence all the heating circuits are
controlled according to the specified reduced room temperature. At the expiry of the
set time the heating circuits return automatically to the operating mode that was
20.10
▼
01.10 active before the absence program. Short-term programs like Party or Holiday will be
skipped during this mode.
Application Short-term absence within the heating season
Terminate absence mode An active absence mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press the
Factory setting P1 from the time of activation (the next switch on time leads back to automatic
mode)
Setting range P1 (absent up to the next switch-on time)

0.5 hours from the activation ... 24 hours from the activation
P1 (P2, P3):
Program-controlled restart of the automatic mode. After activating the REDence
program the heating is stopped until the next switch-on time of the current automatic
program P1 (as well as P2 or P3 if enabled).
0,5 ... 24h:

The set time periode is added on the basis of the current time and represents the
return time. When calling the REDence program again, the last set value is saved
and used as the new default value.
Display An active absence program appears on the basic display with the indication of the
return time.
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5.1.2.5.3 Party Mode (Short-term program)
This program provides for a one-time intermediate heating of all the heating circuits
PARTY TIL up to a specified time and skips completely or in part a forthcoming or an already
active reduced cycle. At the expiry of the set time the heating circuits return
automatically to the operating mode that was active before the party program.
20.10
▼
02.30 Short-term programs like ABSENCE or HOLIDAY will be skipped during this mode.
Application One-time unscheduled extension of the heating or intermediate heating during

reduced mode
Terminate party mode An active party mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press the
Factory setting P1 after activation (the next switch on time leads back to automatic mode)
Setting range P1 (Party mode up to the next switch-on time), or

0.5 hours from the activation ... 24 hours from the activation
P1 (P2, P3):
Program-controlled restart of the automatic operation. After activating the party
program the heating mode is continued until the next switch-off time of the current
automatic program P1 (as well as P2 or P3 if enabled).
0,5 ... 24h:

The set time periode is added on the basis of the current time and represents the
return time. When calling the party program again, the last set value is saved and
used as the new default value.
Display An active party program appears on the basic display with the indication of the
duration of the party.
5.1.2.5.4 Automatic Mode
In automatic mode automatic time programs with various heating times are available.
FR. 21.SEP.01 The standard time programs set at the factory can be overwritten if necessary with
one’s own switching times (see 5.4.2 Time programs Menu).
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Time Programs)
All three automatic programs have for each weekday up to three heating cycles per
circuit with its own switch-on time, switch-off time and cycle temperature.
In case of heating circuits the last one refers to the room temperature, while in case
of domestic hot water circuits it refers to the water heater temperature.
If standard programs are used, these are preset at the factory with one or two
heating cycles. (An overview of the standard programs is provided in the description
of the switching time programming.)
NOTE! The automatic programs P2 or P3 can be selected only if they were enabled in the
System Paramete Menu (Parameter 2 – Time Program = P1-P3). If they are not
enabled, only Program P1 is active.
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Application Municipial buildings (schools, administration etc.), heating and domestic hot water on
weekends frostprotected switched off, program changes in case of shift operation.
Setting See 5.1.2.5 "Operating Mode" Key (Basic display)"
Terminate automatic
mode An active automatic mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press the
Disable/Enable P2-P3 Disable Programs P2 - P3

System Parameter - Menu Time Program = P1
The selected automatic program is activated by pressing the rotary pushbutton. All
FR. 21.SEP.01 the heating circuits as well as the hot water circuit work exclusively according to the
standard or personalized programmed switching times in automatic program P1.
The P1 programs does not appear on the display.
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Enable Programs P2 - P3
System Parameter Menu - Time Program = P1-P3
If the automatic program was confirmed by pressing the rotary pushbutton, program
FR. 21.SEP.01 P1 starts to flash. By means of the rotary pushbutton programs P2 … P3 can be
selected.
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58. 0 date. If automatic programs P2 and P3 are enabled, the relevant symbol é1, é2, or
æ ç è é ê ë ì í é3 is inserted depending on the selected program.
5.1.2.5.5 Manual Summer Mode (Only DHW)
In this program only the domestic hot water circuit remains active and the
SUMMER temperature is controlled according to the DHW setpoint and the DHW time
program. The heating system is frost protected.
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0 The manual summer mode can only be selcted in control mode 1 because it
æ ç è é ê ë ì í influences the complete controller function (heating + DHW)
Terminate manual An active manual summer mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press
summer mode the "operating mode" key ¢ and adjust to automatic.
Disable/Enable P2-P3 Disable Programs P2 - P3

System Parameter - Menu Time Program = P1
The selected automatic program is activated by pressing the rotary pushbutton. All
SUMMER the heating circuits as well as the hot water circuit work exclusively according to the
standard or personalized programmed switching times in automatic program P1.
The P1 programs does not appear on the display.
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Enable Programs P2 - P3
System Parameter Menu - Time Program = P1-P3
SUMMER If the automatic program was confirmed by pressing the rotary pushbutton, program
P1 starts to flash. By means of the rotary pushbutton programs P2 … P3 can be
Â selected.
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Display A manual summer mode appears on the basic display with the indication SUMMER.
If automatic programs P2 and P3 were enabled, the relevant symbol é1, é 2, or
é 3 is inserted depending on the selected program. This is then the valid DHW time
program.
5.1.2.5.6 Constant Heating Mode
This program provides for uninterrupted heating according to the specified daytime
HEATING room temperature. The DHW heating works continuously according to the specified
DHW setpoint.
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Terminate constant An active constant heating mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press
heating mode the "operating mode" key ¢ and adjust to automatic.
NOTE! The operating mode HEATING remains active until a different operating mode is
selected
Display An active constant heating mode appears on the basic display with the indication
HEATING.
5.1.2.5.7 Constant Reduced Mode
This program provides for a constant reduced heating mode according to the
RED. HEATING specified reduced room temperature corresponding to the ECO (frost protected
switch-off mode) or ABS (reduced mode) reduced operating mode set at a heating
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circuit level in compliance with the low limit of the relevant heating circuit.
19.40 40.0▼ See the parameter menu Unmixed Circuit, Mixing circuit 1 or Mixing circuit
2/Parameter 1 = Reduced Mode. The DHW heating works constantly according to
æ ç è é ê ë ì í the specified DHW economy temperature (see the menu DHW /Parameter 1- DHW
Economy Temperature).
NOTE! The operating mode REDUCED remains active until a different operating mode is
selected
Terminate constant An active constant reduced mode can be terminated for an early return.
reduced mode Simply press the "operating mode" key ¢ and adjust to automatic.
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Display An active constant reduced mode appears on the basic display with the indication
REDUCED.
5.1.2.5.8 Standby Mode
In this mode the entire system is switched off and provided with frost protection (all
STANDBY frost protection functions are active). The DHW heating is blocked and has frost
protection. At tank temperatures of below 5 °C the water is reheated to 8 °C.
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Application Complete switch-off of the heating and hot water including a complete building frost
æ ç è é ê ë ì í protection
Terminate standby mode An active standby mode can be terminated for an early return. Simply press the
NOTE! The heat generator and hot water heating remain active upon external request or
upon the request of other heating circuits connected via bus. The heating circuit
pumps are switched on briefly every day (pump anti-blocking protection).
Display An active standby mode appears on the basic display with the indication STANDBY.
5.1.2.6 "Heating Characteristic" Key

This key makes it possible to set the heating characteristics for the system’s heating
£ circuits. To view the diagram, please refer to 7.3.1.2 Setting of the Heating
Characteristic Curve.
The slope of the heating characteristic describes the relation between the change in
the flow temperature with the change in the outside temperature. In case of large
heating surfaces like floor heating systems the heating characteristic is less steep
compared to smaller heating surfaces (e.g. radiators). The set value refers to the
lowest outside temperature at the basis of the heat demand calculation.
CAUTION This parameter is to be set by the heating technician and should not be altered
anymore.
Setting:
► Press "heating characteristic" key £.
HEATCURVE
► Turn the rotary pushbutton î in order to select the desired heat circuit.
► Confirm the set value by pushing the rotary pushbutton î.
MC1 1.00 ► Turn the rotary pushbutton î in order to set the characteristc type.
► Confirm the set value by pushing the rotary pushbutton î.

æ ç è é ê ë ì í ► Adjust the flashing value and confirm.
► To return to the basic display, press the "heating characteristic" key £.

Setting Range 0.20 ... 3.5
Factory Setting Direct heating circuit (DK): = 1.50

Mixer heating circuit 1 (MK1): = 1.00
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5.1.2.7 "System Information" Key

With the "information" key ¤ a query of all the system information can be made by
¤ using the rotary pushbutton.
The first data item to appear always is the outside temperature. By turning the rotary
pushbutton î clockwise the system temperatures and the counter and consumption
statuses appear; by turning the rotary pushbutton î counter-clockwise the operating
statuses of the connected system components appear.
NOTE! The information displayed depends on the plant components installed and the
control loops.
Example See the operating scheme and tables below
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Operating modes to be System temperatures; counter data to

called up sequentially by be called up sequentially by clockwise
counterclockwise rotation of Touch key ¤ rotation of rotary-push button
rotary-push button
Outside temperature
mean / actual
Program/Operating mode Outside temperature

Direct circuit/Pump status Min–Max (0:00–24:0 h)
Program/Operating mode Heat generator temperature

Mixer circuit 1/Pump status nominal / actual
Actuator Water heater temperature

Mixer circuit 1/Status nominal / actual
Program/Operating mode Flow temperature

Mixer circuit 2/Pump status nominal / actual
Actuator Flow temp. Mixer circuit 1

Mixer circuit 2/Status nominal / actual
Program/Operating mode Flow temp. Mixer circuit 2

WW-circuit/Pump status nominal / actual
Heat generator Variable input 1

Status nominal / actual
Pump direct circuit Variable input 2

Function/Status nominal / actual
Variable output 1 Variable input 3

Function / Operating mode nominal / actual
Variable output 2 Operating hours

Function / Operating mode
Heat generator switch-ons
Manual exit:
Return to basic display at any time by touching information key ¤.
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5.1.2.7.1 Temperature indications
Information Display Display condition Remarks

Outside temp (1) Mean value/
Actual value
Outside temp (1) Min./max.-value AF conneted and
(0.00 bis 24.00 No fault indication
Outside temp 2 Mean value/ Variable input configured as AF2
AF 2 connected to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
Actual value
Outside temp 2 Min./max.-value AF2 conneted and
(0.00 bis 24.00 No fault indication
Heat generator temp. setpoint/
If a heat generator is used 1 appears only if BS 2 is used
(1) actual value
Heat generator temp. setpoint/ Variable input configured as
BS 2 connected to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
(2) actual value BS2
RL-1/2 connected to corresponding variable input
Mixing circuit return setpoint/ Return sensor connected and one of
1 or 2, used VI no longer selectable
temperature actual value the return control functions active
setpoint/
Sec. flow temp. HG-FL, With district heating controllers
actual value
distr. heating valve
Return temp. HG-RT setpoint/ With district heating controllers

distr. Heating valve actual value
External disable of status External HG-disable
External contact connected to VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
heatgenerator ON/OFF (VE1-3) default
Flue gas temperature Limit value/ Connection only to variable input VI-1
Variable input configured as AGF
Actual value
setpoint/
DHW temperature (1) If DHW function is enabeled 1 appears only if DHWS-2 is used
actual value
setpoint/
DHW temperature (2) Variable input configured as DHWS-2 Connected to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
actual value
DHW temperature Loading status
Thermostatic operation Thermostat instead of sensor (only DHWS- 1)
controller ON/OFF
Heat demand via demand
VI configured as demand contact External contact to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
switching contact (VI-1) ON/OFF
VI configured as outdoor sensor 2 External contact to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
VI configured as outdoor sensor 2 External contact to variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
Flow temperature setpoint/
If there is a mixing circuit 1
Mixing circuit 1 actual value
Return temperature Return temperature for high limit
actual value
Mixing circuit 1 control
Flow temperature setpoint/
If there is a mixing circuit 2
Mixing circuit 2 actual value
Return temperature Return temperature for low limit
actual value t
Mixing circuit 2 control
Room temperature setpoint/ Setpoint without room influence/ actual room
If there is an unmixed heating circuit
unmixed heating circuit actual value setpoint
If mixing circuit 1 is used
Mixing circuit 1 actual value setpoint - Mixing circuit 1
If mixing circuit 2 is used
Mixing circuit 2 actual value setpoint Mixing circuit 2
Thermostatic function
THERMOSTAT HC If there is a thermostatic function OFF=temperature limit exceeded
unmixed heating circuit
Thermostatic function THERMOSTAT MC-1
If there is a thermostatic function OFF=temperature limit exceeded
Mixing circuit 1
Thermostatic function THERMOSTAT MC-2
If there is a thermostatic function OFF=temperature limit exceeded
Mixing circuit 2
Temperature of Connection to the corresponding variable input
actual value VO1/2 configured as solid fiel pump
Solid fuel boiler 1 or 2, used VI no longer selectable
Buffer tank temperature Solid-fuel loading pump at variable output,
actual value
Solid-fuel boiler equivalent to KSPF or SFB depending on config.
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setpoint/ VO1/2 configured as buffer loading Connection to the corresponding variable input
Buffer tank temp. top
actual value pump 1 or 2, used VI no longer selectable
Buffer tank setpoint/ VO1/2 configured as buffer loading
Connection to the variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
temp.bottom actual value pump
Solar panel-flow VO1/2 configured as solar buffer
actual value Special sensor
temperature loading pump
Solar buffer tank- VO1/2 configured as solar buffer
actual value
Solar panel-return VO1/2 configured as solar buffer
actual value Connection to the variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
Solar storage
actual value Solar loading valve activated
switchover temperature
5.1.2.7.2 Operating statuses
The request for operating statuses appears in the info menu after the sensor and setpoint information. The
following informations will be shown in the display depending on the controller type:
Operating status
AUTO-P1 ECO If there is an unmixed heating
HC ON circuit Operating modes: holiday, absence, party, auto,
heating circuit
summer heating, red heating, standby
Time program: P1(P2,P3) mode: day, RED, ECO
Operating status
AUTO-P1 ECO If there is a mixed heating
MC-1 ON circuit 1 Operating modes: holiday, absence, party, auto,
mixing circuit 1
Operating status MIX.VALVE-1 If there is a mixed heating

Mixing valve 1 openes/closes or stops
actuator MC-1 STO circuit 1
P
Operating status
AUTO-P1 ECO If there is a mixed heating
MC-2 ON Operating modes: holiday, absence, party, auto,
Mischerheizkreis 2 circuit 2
Operating status MIX.VALVE-2 If there is a mixed heating

OPEN/STOP/ Mixing valve 2 openes/closes or stops
actuator MC -2 circuit 2
CLOS
Operating status
OPEN/STOP/CLO District heating valve openes,
actuator district With district heating
S closes or stops
heating
Operating status (St. HEAT GENER..

If there is a heat generator
1) heat generator Info about the staged heat generator
ON/OFF
Operating status (St. HEAT GENER. If there is a 2 stage heat Info about the switching status of ST2 of the heat
2) heat generator ST-2 generator generator
ON/OFF
If there is a modulating heat
MODULATION Info about the modulating stage of the heat
Operating status generator
generator actual value and setpoint in %
modulating heat 57 %
generator. 60%
Operating status AUTO-P1 ECO If there is a DHW function DHW Operating modes: holiday, absence, party,
DHW circuit DHW ON auto, summer heating, red heating, standby
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Function and status

Solar (SOP), Circulation (CIR.), electric heating
of the OUTPUT HC-P Defined output element (ELH), charging pump (CHP), boiler pump
Unmixed heating EO ON/OFF (BCP-1,BCP-2), error output (EO), return bypass
circuit pump
pump (RBP), buffer loading pump(BULP), solid fuel
pump (SFP), heating circuit pump(HCP), constant
control (CC), timer (CLOCK)
Function and status
of the
OUTPUT VO-1 Solar (SOP), Circulation (CIR.), electric heating
SOP ON/OFF Defined output element (ELH), charging pump (CHP), boiler pump
(BCP-1,BCP-2), error output (EO), return bypass
Variable output 1
control (CC), timer (CLOCK))
Function and status
Solar (SOP), Circulation (CIR.), electric heating
of the OUTPUT VO-2 Defined output element (ELH), charging pump (CHP), boiler pump
CIR. ON/OFF (BCP-1,BCP-2), error output (EO), return bypass
Variable output 2
control (CC), timer (CLOCK)
Volume flow district
If there is a heat meter With district heating
heating valve
Heat power If there is a heat meter With district heating
District heating valve
Starts heat generator STARTS
1275 If there is a heat generator Info about heat generator starts (burner starts).
(1)
Operating hours heat OPER. HOURS

280 If there is a heat generator Info about heat generator operating hours
generator (1)
Starts heat generator STARTS If there is a 2 stage heat Info about heat generator restarts (burner starts of
St.2 530 ST-2 generator
nd
2 stage).
Operating hours heat OPER. HOURS If there is a 2 stage heat

200 ST-2 Info about heat generator operating hours stage 2
generator St.2 generator
Test temperature for INFO TEMP KVT-sensor connected and VI

50 °C Independant test temperature, connected to the
measuring purpose configured
variable input VI-1, VI-2 or VI-3
Operating status
MODEM RED
VI configured as ext. Switching Operating modes depending on modem switsch:
ext. Switching
modem AUTO (automatic) STBY (standby), HEAT
modem
(heating), RED (reduced).
Switching status VARIABLE-1 Valid for: demand contact, ext. error input, burner
display OFF VI-1 configured as contact input
disable, flue gas thermostat, switching
Variable input 1
modem, info input
display OFF VI-2 configured as contact input
Variable input 2
modem, info input
display OFF VI3 configured as contact input
Variable input 3
modem, info input
Solar heat power HEAT-POWER VO1/2 configured as solar Only with solar systems
…….kW SOL panel pump
Solar heat gain HEAT-ENERGY ……. VO1/2 configured as solar Only with solar systems
. kWh SOL panel pump
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Nr. of solar panel NR. OFSTARTS VO1/2 configured as solar Only with solar systems
pump starts ……. SOL panel pump
Buffer tank sensor BU 1 connected to a variable

Operating hours OPER. HOURS VO1/2 configured as solar
input
Solar panel pump ........ SOL panel pump
1 or 2, occupied input no longer selectable
Set Time for If the "information key" ¤ is pressed for approx. 3 s upon accessing the information
Automatic Exit level, the INFO-TIME parameter appears.
This parameter determines the time for the automatic return to the basic display.
INFO-TIME
2.0 min
Setting range OFF, 1 ... 60 min
OFF No exit, the last information displayed remains constantly until the next
setting on the display.
1 ... 60 min Automatic exit from the information level after the specified time,
settable in 0.5 minute steps.
Factory setting OFF
5.1.2.8 "Manual Mode" / "Emission Measurement" Key

5.1.2.8.1 "Manual Mode"
If the "manual mode" / "emission measurement" key is pressed for more than 5 s
while the basic display is visualized, the controller is switched to manual mode. In
this operating mode the heat generator temperature is set manually with the rotary
pushbutton î according to the desired setpoint. All the pumps are active, while the
MANUALMODE available mixing valves are de-energized and can be actuated by hand.
The heat generator setpoint can be set from 38 to 80 °C and it flashes on the left
oc hand of the display, while the actual heat generator temperature is visualized
38.0
oC
58.0 statically on the right hand of the display.
æ ç è é ê ë ì í The switching differential corresponds to the set differential for automatic control and
is symmetrical to the setpoint.
NOTE! The heat generator high limit prevails over the heat generator switching differential
and deactivates the heat generator in case it is exceeded.
Application Controller malfunctions (emergency mode)

Breakdowns
Termination The return to the last selected operating mode is carried out with the "manual mode"
/ "emission measurement" key or the "Operating mode" key ¢.
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5.1.2.8.2 Emission Measurement (Heating Controllers only)
CAUTION Emission Measurement has to be carried out by a technician only.
By pressing "manual mode" / "emission measurement" key the heat generator runs
for 20 minutes at the set maximum temperature limit. The remaining time is
visualized as it passes.
Function The direct heating circuit pump is activated, if the temperature in the heat generator
exceeds 65 ºC. Any existing mixing valves carry out the control upon demand.
Below 60 ºC the pump is blocked and existing mixing valves are closed.
The mixing circuit pumps remain continuously in function.
The DHW loading temperature remains continuously in function.
WARNING Danger of scalding because the DHW temperature may exceed the defined
DHW setpoint.
Application Emission measurement via the chimney sweep.
Termination Emission measurement can be terminated in any moment in advance with the
"manual mode" / "emission measurement" key.
5.2 Parameter Input

By entering the technician parameter other setting options are enabled in the
parameter menus.
Parameter input: - Parameter query by pressing simultaneously the ¥ und § keys
- Change the flashing number to the parameter.
- Confirm the right number.
- Return by pressing the information key.
- The default technician parameter is: 1234
- OEM parameter is _ _ _ _
5.3 Automatic exit time

When work with the control unit has finished, the unit automatically returns to basic
display after a factory-set time of 2 minutes. The exit time can be changed by
adjusting a system parameter (Par 11).
The exit time applies to keys ¢ £ ¥ ¦ and §, operation at selection level,
and code entering. For the exit time for key ¤ see page 21.
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5.4 Menu Selection

The controller has a parameter menu which varies according to the different
controller types.
Entry to the Parameter Menu Level

To enter the menu the rotary pushbutton î is to be pressed for approx. 3 s. The
parameter menu starts always with the time programs menu; all the other menus
available can be selected with the rotary pushbutton î. Press the rotary pushbutton
to enter the selected menu.
The menus and their function are described in the following:
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Programing Configuration Parametrization Service functions
generator
Hydrau-
Domes-
function
circuit 1
circuit 2
System
messa-
heating
heating
Sensor
bration
District
control
Return
Mixing
Mixing
grams
tic hot
Buffer
Direct
circuit
meter
Relay
water
para-
Solar
Time
Solid
Date
Heat
Data
Cali-
Mal-
pro-
fuel
bus
test
ges
meter
Para-
lic
Heating
Return
circuit Hydraulic Type of Type of Type of Switch on Minimum Minimum Controller bus Heat Malfunction Outdoor
1 Time Language DHW night Type Parallel shift temperature
(HC/MC/ diagram reduced mode reduced mode reduced mode differential temperature temperature adress generator message 1 sensor
setpoint
DHW)
Program DHW pump Day for leg. Heating Heating Heating Start up Max. limit flow Switch off Switch off Maximum Maximum Direct heating Malfunction Heat gen-
2 Year Time program
(P1/P2/P3) output protection system system system protection temp. set point differential differential temperature temperature circuit pump message 2 erator sensor
Mixing circuit Solar panel Domestic hot
Day- Weekday Time for leg. Room Room Room Min. tem- Minimum Pump ext. Switch on Boiler parallel Mixer circuit Malfunction
3 1 (MC1) Control mode pump min. water (DHW)
month (Mo ... Su) protection influence influence influence perature limit valve travel running time difference shift pump 1 message 3
output running time sensor
Mixing circuit Temperature Maximum Buffer Flow sensor
Chang Cycle Solar panel Switch off Mixer actuator Malfunction
4 2 (MC2) Summer for legionella Room factor Room factor Room factor temperature Controller gain switching mixing circuit 1
eover (1 ... 3) maximum limit difference 1 message 4
output protection limit differential (MC1)
Heating circuit System frost Type of DHW Flow sensor
Switch-on Temperature Integral action Buffer Forced Mixer circuit Malfunction
5 pump (HC) protection temperature mixing circuit 2
Time limitimg mode time maximum limit dissipation pump 2 message 5
output temperature measurement (MC2)
Demand DHW maxi- District heating Solar Ext. running Reset the
Switch-off Variable Switch on Switch on Switch on Mixer actuator Solar panel
6 contact modul mum tempera- Sensor mode valve 1 operating time switch on malfunction
Time output 1 optimation optimation optimation 2 sensor
for VE1 ture limit running time mode differential messages
Demand DHW Minimum District heating Ext. running
Temperarur Variable Hot water
7 contact modul operating burner run valve 2 time switch off Buffer sensor
e output 2 loading pump
for VE2 mode time running time differential
Demand Tank Max district Sensor
Variable input Room frost Room frost Room frost Burner switch- Buffer start up Variable
8 contact modul discharge heating return variable 1
1 protection limit protection limit protection limit ing diff. I protection output 1
for VE3 protection temp. limit (VE1)
Heat gener- Flexible district
Room Room Room Buffer Sensor
Variable input ator parallel Burner switch- heating return Variable
9 Climate zone thermostat thermostat thermostat Heat balance discharge variable 2
2 shift during ing diff. II temp. output 2
function function function protection (VE2)
DHW loading operation point
Outdoor Outside Outside Return temp. Sensor
Variable input Type of DHW switch- Time delay Reset heat
10 temperature temperature temperature limitation for variable 3
3 building ing difference stage II balance
assignment assignment assignment DHW loading (VE3)
Hot water
Indirect boiler Constant Consant Consant Return limit
Automatic exit loading pump Enabling
11 return control temperature temperature temperature district heating Volume flow
time extented mode stage II
via MC setpoint setpoint setpoint valve
running time
Time program Minimum Minimum Minimum DHW loading
Anti-blocking Calibration
12 circulation temperature temperature temperature mode stage Fluid density
protection thermal output
pump limit limit limit 1-2
Logical alarms Economy Max. tem- Max. tem- Max. tem- Pre run. time Calibration Fluid heat
13
display interval (pulse) perature limit perature limit perature limit boiler pump volume flow capacity
Economy
Automatic Set- Heating circuit Heating circuit Heating circuit Ext. run. time Max. thermal
14 interval (period
function parallel shift parallel shift parallel shift boiler pump output
duration)
Pump ext. Pump ext. Pump ext. Ext. run. time Max. volume
15 Password
running time running time running time charging pump flow
Flue gas temp.

16 Type code
monitoring
Return temp. Return temp. Flue gas temp.

17
limit limit limit
... End user
Heating
24 Para Reset
technician
OEM
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5.4.1 Time-Date Menu

The following current date values can be set in this menu:
- Time
- Calendar year
- Calendar day – calendar month
- Time changeover mode (Summer - Wintertime)
All the listed values are preset at the factory and as a rule do not need to be
updated. If corrections are necessary in exceptional cases, the values can be
adjusted to the current conditions. An internal pre-programmed calendar provides for
automatic time changeover at the recurrent summer – winter changeover dates. If
necessary, the automatic time changeover can be deactivated.
The current weekday from Mon. to Sun. is determined from the calendar data and
requires no setting.
Entry see 5.4 Menu Selection.
Modify
► Select menu by pressing the rotary pushbutton î.
► In the Date – Time menu, select desired calendar value (time, year, day-month,
change) by turning the rotary pushbutton î.
► Press rotary pushbutton î and change value by turning the rotary pushbutton î.
► Confirm value by pressing the rotary pushbutton î.
► If desired, select further calendar values by turning the rotary pushbutton î and
change them.
Termination In order to terminate and return to the basic display, press the "operating mode" key
¢ or wait the INFO-TIME set for automatic termination.
5.4.2 Time programs Menu

In this menu the time programs can be set individually for the heating and DHW
modes.The P1 standard program set at the factory (also P2 and P3, if enabled) for
each heating or DHW circuit can be overwritten with individual switching times and
temperature values. This is particularly useful if specific personalized heating
programs are to be created in case of periodically recurring events with varying
times (e.g. work shifts, etc.).
For the programming of the switching times a maximum of 3 heating cycles with their
own switch-on and switch-off times are available for each weekday. Each heating
cycle can be combined also with a freely selectable temperature setpoint.
IMPORTANT! The standard programs are not lost if they are overwritten with personalized
programs. Personalized programs will be deleted if the standard program is reloaded
and hence need to be created again. For this reason the personalized switch-on and
switch-off times as well as the temperature values should be entered in the tables
envisaged for this purpose.
Termination In order to terminate and return to the basic display, press "operating mode" key
¢ or wait the INFO-TIME set for automatic termination.
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5.4.2.1 Control Circuit Selection

After accessing the switching time menu the desired control circuits can selected
with the rotary pushbutton in the following sequence:
- Direct heating circuit (HC)

- Mixer heating circuit 1 (MC-1)
- Mixer heating circuit 2 (MC-2)
- Water heater circuit (DHW)
Access to the selected circuit is carried out by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
5.4.2.2 Program Selection

If switching time programs P2 and P3 were enabled (see System Parameter Menu /
Parameter 2- Time Program = P1 – P3), the program selection appears.
If switching time programs P2 and P3 are disabeled (System Parameter Menu /
Parameter 2- Time Program = P1), the program selection is skipped automatically.
5.4.2.3 Weekday and Cycle Selection

After selecting the program the first cycle of the first weekday (MON-1) appears as
well as the relevant section flashing in the upper time bar. The other cycles are set
by turning the rotary pushbutton clockwise in crescent order according to the cycles
and week day (e.g. MON-1, MON-2, MON-3, TUES-1, TUES-2, TUES-3, etc.), while
after setting these are to be selected by turning the rotary pushbutton counter-
clockwise and confirmed by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
5.4.2.4 Programming Switching Times and Cycle Temperatures
5.4.2.4.1 Switch-on Time

(= Start heating, or with enabled optimisation: start occupancy)
After selecting the weekday and the corresponding cycle the relevant switch-on time
starts to flash on the display and can be set with the rotary pushbutton. The time bar
in the upper part of the display provides an overview of all the programmed cycles
between 00:00 and 24:00 of the selected weekday.
IMPORTANT NOTE! The switch-on time can not be set earlier than the switch-off timer of a previous cycle
(if available) and not earlier than 0:00 of the selected weekday.
When a setting of the switch-on time is made, the relevant time bar display on the
left is adjusted.
If the switch-on time coincides with the switch-off time, the relevant cycle is deleted.
A following cycle (if available) replaces automatically the deleted cycle when
acquired.
When adding subsequently an earlier cycle the relevant weekday needs to be
reprogrammed.
A flashing switch-on time is acquired by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
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5.4.2.4.2 Switch-off Time
(= End heating, or with enabled optimisation: end occupancy)
After acquiring the switch-on time the relevant switch-off time starts to flash on the
display and can be set immediately with the rotary pushbutton. The time bar in the
upper part of the display provides an overview of all the programmed cycles between
00:00 and 24:00 of the selected weekday.
IMPORTANT NOTE! The switch-off time cannot be later than the switch-on time of a following cycle (if
available).
When a setting of the switch-off time is made, the relevant time bar display on the
right is adjusted.
If the switch-off time coincides with the switch-on time, the relevant cycle is deleted.
A following cycle (if available) replaces automatically the deleted cycle when
acquired.
When adding subsequently an earlier cycle the relevant weekday needs to be

reprogrammed.
A flashing switch-off time is acquired by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
5.4.2.4.3 Cycle Temperature
After acquiring the switch-off time the relevant cycle temperature starts to flash on
the display and can be set immediately with the rotary pushbutton. In the case of
heating circuits the displayed cycle temperature always refers to the desired room
temperature, while in the case of the DHW circuit it refers to the desired water heater
normal temperature in the selected cycle.
A flashing cycle temperature is acquired by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
At the same time the last cycle to be called starts to flash on the display so that it
can be checked. Further cycles can be selected directly subsequently and
processed in the following order: SWITCH-ON TIME – SWITCH-OFF TIME –
CYCLE TEMPERATURE.
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Switching time programming (Program P2 and P3 disabled)
When accessing the Parameter Menu level the time programming function appears.
BASIC DISPLAY
Return:
press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL öî press for 3 sec.
SYSTEM UNMIXED
TIME-CALENDAR TIME PROGRAMS Etc.
PARAMETER CIRCUIT
Return:
press öî öî press for 3 sec.
UNMIXED MIXING CIRCUIT Mixing CIRCUIT DOMESTIC HOT COPY HEATING

Heating circuit select ð STANDARD
CIRCUIT 1 2 WATER CIRCUITS
Example: direct heating circuit
Return:
MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wed.– Thurs. – SUNDAY

Day & cycle select ð heating cycle 1 Heating cycle 2 Heating cycle 3 Heating cycle 1 Fri. – Sat. last heating cycle
COPY DAYS
Example: Monday cycle 1 It appears only if switching

nd
times are available in the 2
Return:
press öî heating cycle!
öî press for 3 sec.
Switch-on time change ð START HEATING
Return:
Switch-off time change ð STOP HEATING Controls
Return:
TEMPERATURE
Temperature change ð SETPOINT
Immediate return to the basic display with the ¢ program

key
press öî
Standard time Program P1 Standard Time Program (P1) for heating and DHW
Heating Mode
Heating circuit Day
from to
Automatic heating and hot water operation
For each day of the week
unmixed Mon.
6:00 – 22:00
heating circuit – Sun.
DHW heating Mon.

5:00 – 22:00
circuit – Sun.
Mixing circuit Mon.

6:00 – 22:00
1/2 – Sun.
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Switching time programming (Program P2 and P3 enabled)

When accessing the Parameter Menu level the time programming function appears.
Enabling of programs P2 and P3 in the SYSTEM PARAMETER menu (see Parameter Menu Level)
BASIC DISPLAY
Return:
press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL öî press for 3 sec.
SYSTEM UNMIXED
PARAMETER CIRCUIT
Return:
UNMIXED Mixing CIRCUIT Mixing CIRCUIT DOMESTIC HOT COPY HEATING

Heating circuit select ð STANDARD
CIRCUIT 1 2 WATER CIRCUITS
Example: direct heating circuit
Return:
Program select ð PROGRAM P1 PROGRAM P2 PROGRAM P3
Example: Program 1
Return:
MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wed.– Thurs.– Fri. SUNDAY

Day & cycle select ð COPY DAYS
Heating cycle 1 Heating cycle 2 Heating cycle 3 Heating cycle 1 – Sat. Last heating cycle
Example: Monday cycle 1 It appears only if switching

nd
times are available in the 2
Return:
press öî heating cycle!
öî press for 3 sec.
Switch-on time Change ð START HEATING
Return:
Switch-off time Change ð END HEATING Controls
Return:
TEMPERATURE
Temperature Change ð SETPOINT
Immediate return to the basic display with the ¢ program

key
press öî
Standard Program P1 Standard Program P2 Standard Program P3
Heating Heating
Heating Heating mode
Heating circuit Day Mode Day Heating circuit Day Mode
circuit from to from to
from to from to
Mon. – Mon. –
6:00-8:00 16:00-22:00
Mon. – Thurs. Fri. 7:00 – 18:00
unmixed circuit 6:00 – 22:00 unmixed circuit 6:00-8:00 13:00-22:00 unmixed circuit
Sun. Fri. Sat. – reduced
7:00-23:00
Sat. – Sun. Sun.
Mon. – Mon. –
5:00-8:00 15:30-22:00
DHW heating Mon. – DHW heating Thurs. DHW heating Fri. 6:00 – 18:00
5:00 – 22:00 5:00-8:00 12:30-22:00
circuit Sun. circuit Fri. circuit Sat. – reduced
6:00-23:00
Sat. – Sun. Sun.
Mon. – Mon. –
6:00-8:00 16:00-22:00
Mon. – Mixing circuit Thurs. Fri. 7:00 – 18:00
Mixing circuit ½ 6:00 – 22:00 6:00-8:00 13:00-22:00 Mixing circuit 1/2
Sun. 1/2 Fri. Sat. – reduced
7:00-23:00
Sat. – Sun. Sun.
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5.4.2.4.4 Block Programming
5.4.2.4.4.1 Copying the Switching Time Programs (Days)
Block programming provides for the copying of switching times and cycle
temperatures of the weekday you choose:
1 – to a specific day of the week (Mon., Tues., Wed., ....Sun.)

2 – to all weekdays (Mon. through Fri.)
3 – to the weekend (Sat. – Sun.)
4 – to the whole week (Mon. – Sun.)
Calling the Copy Function (Days)
See also the ”Block programming” diagram
Source day After the copy function is confirmed by pressing the rotary pushbutton, the flashing
source day (MON. - SUN.) to be copied is selected with the rotary pushbutton. The
relevant automatic program P1 (P2, P3) of the source day is shsown on the display
with the clock symbol and the program index.
Target day After confirming the source day by pressing the rotary pushbutton, the target day
following the source day starts to flash on the display. By means of the rotary
pushbutton you can select
- the following single target days (MON-SUN);

- all the days of the week (1-7) as a weekly block;
- all working days (1-5) as a working day block;
- the weekend (6-7) as a weekend block;
and confirm by pressing the rotary pushbutton.
The copy function is confirmed with the confirmation message ”COPY DAY OK”.
After the confirmation the next target days appear automatically one after the other
by pressing the rotary pushbutton. These can be skipped or accepted if necessary.
The return to the basic display occurs by pressing the program selection key ¢.
NOTE! Only complete days with all the cycles and temperature settings and the relevant
program can be copied.
5.4.2.4.4.2 Copying Switching Time Programs (heating circuits)

Block programming provides for the copying of all the switching times and the
temperature settings of one heating cycle to another.
Calling the Copy Function (Heating Circuits)
See also the ”Copying heating circuits” diagram
Source circuit After confirming the copy function by pressing the rotary pushbutton, the flashing
source to be copied (DK, MK-1, MK2, WW) is selected with the rotary pushbutton.
If the automatic programs P1, P2 and P3 (see System Parameter Menu - Time
Program = P1-3) were enabled, the desired switching time program P1, P2 or P3 of
the source circuit can be selected. If these are not enabled, the program selection is
skipped.
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Target circuit After confirming the source circuit by pressing the rotary pushbutton, the desired
target circuit can be selected according to the same procedure and, if enabled, the
desired program can be selected and confirmed.
The copy function is confirmed with the message ”COPY OK”. The copy function can
be called again to copy other circuits if necessary.
IMPORTANT NOTE! Heating circuits cannot be copied to water heater circuits and vice versa because of
the different temperature settings. If a heating circuit (DK, MK-1, MK-2) is selected
as source circuit, the water heater circuit (WW) is excluded as target circuit.
A source water heater circuit can be a target and a source circuit at the same time.
In this case only switching time programs P1 - P3 can be copied between each
other.
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Block Programming
The copy function makes it possible to copy a source day to the desired target day or to all weekdays (week
programming). All the cycles of the source day are copied. Single heating cycles cannot be copied.
BASIC DISPLAY
press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL
SYSTEM UNMIXED
PARAMETER CIRCUIT
press öî
Mixing CIRCUIT MIXNG CIRCUIT DOMESTIC HOT COPY HEATING

Heating circuit select ð Unmixed circuit STANDARD
1 2 WATER CIRCUITS
Example: Mixer circuit 2
press öî
1)
Program select ð PROGRAM P1 PROGRAM P2 PROGRAM P3
Example: Program 1
press öî
MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wed.– Thurs.– Fri. SUNDAY COPY Day/Week
Copy function select ð Heating cycle 1 Heating cycle 2 Heating cycle 3 Heating cycle 1 – Sat. Heating cycle 3 Days/Week copy functions
Example: Monday cycle 1
press öî
COPY
Source day select ð FROM MON.
MON. – SUN.
E.g.: Monday
press öî
Source day
COPY MON.
1st target day select ð TO TUES. 1st Target day or
1-7 (MON. – SUN.) or
E.g.: Tuesday 1-5 (MON. – FRI.) or
6-7 (SAT. – SUN.)
Copy the source day to the 1st
target day press öî
COPY
Confirm Tuesday like Monday
2 sec.
Source day
2nd Target day COPY MON.
E.g.: Wednesday
select ð TO WED.
nd
2 target day
nd
Copy source day to the 2 target
day press öî
COPY Wednesday like

Confirm
Monday
If necessary, select other

target days and transfer.
Quit
ö¢ Return
1)
The program selection is skipped if programs P2 and P3 are disabled in the BASIC DISPLAY
System parameter menu.
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Copying Heating Circuits
NOTE! Heating circuits cannot be copied to DHW circuits, as these have different cycle temperatures: if a heating circuit
is selected as a source circuit, the DHW circuit can no longer be used as a target circuit.
BASIC DISPLAY
press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL
SYSTEM UNMIXED
PARAMETER CIRCUIT
Press öî
UNMIXED MIXING CIRCUIT MIXING CIRCUIT DOMESTIC HOT COPY HEATING

Copy function Select
ð CIRCUIT 1 2 WATER
STANDARD
CIRCUIT
Press öî
SOURCE SOURCE SOURCE

Source CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
circuit
Select
ð
HC MC-1 MC-2
E.g.: direct heating circuit
Press öî
SOURCE SOURCE SOURCE

Program Source CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
circuit
Select
ð 1)
HC P1 HC P2 HC P3
Press öî
TARGET TARGET TARGET

Target CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
circuit
Select
ð
HC MC-1 MC-2
E.g.: Mixer heating circuit 2 (MK-2)
Press öî
TARGET TARGET TARGET

Program Target CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
circuit
Select
ð 1)
MC2 P1 MC2 P2 MC2 P3
E.g.: Program P2
Copy Press öî
COPY Program P1 (direct heating circuit) =

Confirm
Program P2 (mixer heating circuit 2)
-OK-
If necessary, copy other

heating circuits
Quit
ö¢ Return
BASIC DISPLAY
1)
The program selection for source and target circuits is skipped,
if programs P2 and P3 were disabled in the System Parameter
menu.
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5.4.2.4.5 Reloading Standard Programs
See also the ”Reloading Standard Programs” diagram
Personalized switching time programs P1, P2 or P3 can be overwritten with the

standard switching time programs P1, P2 or P3 if necessary.
After accessing the Switching Time Menu ,the STANDARD TIME function within the
heating cycle selection must be chosen.
After confirming by pressing the rotary pushbutton, the circuit to be reset (HC, MC-1,
MC-2, ALL) starts to flash on the display.
If the automatic programs P1, P2 and P3 (see System Parameter Menu - Time
Program = P1-3) were enabled, the selected switching time program P1, P2 or P3 of
the circuit to be reset can be selected. If these are not enabled, the program
selection is skipped.
Resetting The reset occurs simultaneously by keeping the rotary pushbutton pressed for
approx. 5 seconds, until the confirmation appears on the display.
The reset is confirmed by the message ”COPY OK”.
The STANDARD TIME function is called again by replacing the other circuits with
their relevant standard programs if necessary.
CAUTION With the setting ALL, all the heating circuits and the hot water circuit regarding
the selected program will be overwritten with their standard switching times.
When overwriting, the personalized switching time programs are lost
definitively and need to be created all over again!
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Reloading Standard Programs

Switching time programs P2 and P3 disabled:
BASIC DISPLAY
Press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL
TIME SYSTEM UNMIXED

TIME-CALENDAR Etc.
PROGRAMS PARAMETER CIRCUIT
Press öî
COPY
MIXING CIRCUIT MIXING CIRCUIT Domestic HOT
Standard Select
ð unmixed CIRCUIT
1 2 WATER
STANDARD HEATING
CIRCUITS
Press öî
MIXING MIXING DOMESTIC HOT ALL
UNMIXED
Heating CIRCUIT 1 CIRCUIT 1 WATER
CIRCUIT
circuit
Select
ð MC-1
PROGRAM P3
DHW
MC-1
E.g.: Mixer heating circuit 1
Press öî
RESET
Function Call
ð MC-1
press for approx. 5 s öî, until the confirmation -OK- appears.

Reset
!
RESET The standard program was reloaded.
Personalized program is no longer available!
MC-1 -OK-
Switching time programs P2 and P3 enabled:

Basic display
Press for approx. 3 s öî MENU – SELECTION LEVEL
SYSTEM
TIME-CALENDAR Time programs unmixed CIRCUIT Etc.
PARAMETER
Press öî
MIXing CIRCUIT MIXing CIRCUIT Domestic HOT COPY HEATING

Standard Select
ð Unmixed circuit
1 2 WATER
STANDARD
CIRCUITS
Press öî
UNMIXED MIXING MIXING DOMESTIC HOT ALL

Heating CIRCUIT CIRCUIT -1 CIRCUIT-1 WATER
circuit
Select
ð PROGRAM P3
HC P1 MC-1 P1 MC-1 P1 DHW P1
E.g.: Mixing circuit 1
Press öî
RESET RESET RESET

Program Call
ð MC-1 P1 MC-1 P2 MC-1 P3
E.g.: Program 3
press for approx. 5 s öî, until the confirmation -OK- appears.

Reset
!
RESET The standard program P3 was reloaded.
Personalized program P3 is no longer available!
MC-1 -OK-
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5.4.3 System Parameter Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to general limit parameters and default values
within the heating system.
When work with the control unit has finished, the unit automatically returns to basic
display after a factory-set time of 2 minutes. The exit time can be changed by
adjusting a system parameter.
The exit time applies to keys ¢ £ ¥ ¦ and § operation at selection level,

and to code entering. For the exit time for key ¤ see page 20.
Exit To return to the basic display directly, press the "operating mode" key ¢.
Alternatively the value can be acquired by automatic exit after the set INFO-TIME
5.4.3.1 Language Selection
Function Several languages can be chosen for all the information appearing on the display.
Factory setting GERMAN
Setting range GERMAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN (other languages are being prepared)
Setting value 1: GERMAN

2: ENGLISH
3: FRENCH
4: ITALIAN
5.4.3.2 Time Programs

Function This parameter determines the enabling and disabling of the time programs for the
heating circuits. When supplied, only a single time program is enabled. The use of
only a single time program will simplify the operation.
Factory setting P1
Setting range P1, P1-P3
Setting values P1: Program 1 enabled, Programs 2 and 3 = blocked

P1-P3: All three programs enabled
Effects Besides the settings described above, the enabling of programs P1 to P3 provides
for the following additional setting options:
5.4.3.2.1 Operating Mode Setting
The time programs P1, P2 or P3 can be selected in the operating modes automatic
and summer.
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5.4.3.2.2 Time Programming
When programming, each heating circuit can be assigned one of the three time
programs P1-P3.
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5.4.3.3 Control Mode

Factory setting 1
Setting range 1, 2
This parameter determines the control mode and has effects on the:
- Operating mode selected with the "operating mode" key ¢
- Daytime temperature selected with the "daytime temperature" key ¥
- Nighttime temperature selected with the "night-time temperature" key ¦
with regard to the effect on the various heating circuits.
Setting values 1 The selected setting (operating mode, daytime temperature,

night-time temperature) applies for all the heating circuits equally.
2 Each heating circuit can be assigned its own setting (operating mode,
daytime temperature, night-time temperature).
5.4.3.3.1 Separate Daytime Temperature per heating circuit
Function In control mode 2 the relevant setpoint applies only to the HC (= unmixed circuit),
MC 1 (= mixing circuit 1) or MC 2 (= mixing circuit 2)
Setting:
ROOM - DAY ► Press the "daytime temperature" key ¥.
► Select the desired heating circuit, HC, MC-1 or MC-2, with the rotary
oc pushbutton î.
DC
▼
20.0 ► Confirm the selected circuit by pressing the rotary pushbutton î.
æ ç è é ê ë ì í ► Set the flashing room temperature value by turning the rotary pushbutton î to the
desired value.
► Confirm the set value by pressing the "daytime temperature" key ¥ or the rotary
pushbutton î.
5.4.3.3.2 Separate Night-time Room Temperature per heating circuit
Function In control mode 2 the relevant setpoint applies only to the HC (= unmixed circuit),
MC 1 (= mixing circuit 1) or MC 2 (= mixing circuit 2).
Setting:
ROOM - NIGHT ► Press the "night-time temperature" key ¦.
► Select the desired heating circuit, HC, MC-1 or MC-2, with the rotary
oc pushbutton î.
DC
▼
16.0 ► Confirm the selected circuit by pressing the rotary pushbutton î.
► Set the flashing room temperature value by turning the rotary pushbutton î to
the desired value.
► Confirm the set value by pressing the "night-time temperature" ¦ key or the
rotary pushbutton î.
► Alternatively the value can be acquired by automatic exit after approx. 60 s.
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5.4.3.3.3 Separate Operating Mode
Function In control mode 2 the selected program applies only for the heating circuit specified
previously.
Hence each heating circuit can be assigned its own operating mode.
Setting:
OP. MODE ► Press the "operating mode" key ¢.
► Select the desired heating circuit, i.e. HC, MC-1 or MC-2, with the rotary
pushbutton î..
MC 2 ► Confirm the circuit by pressing the pushbutton î..
► Set the flashing operating mode by turning to the desired value.
► Confirm the set value by pressing the "operating mode" ¢ or the rotary
pushbutton î.
► In case of short-term operating modes (Holiday, Absence, Party) set the desired
AUTOMATIC target value by turning the rotary pushbutton î and confirm the set value as
described above.
MC 2 (see 5.1.2.7 "System Information).
▼
5.4.3.4 Summer Switch-off (heating limit)/ Heating Limit

Function This parameter determines the end of the heating season on the basis of the outside
temperature according to the following criteria:
Rapid increase of the outside temperature

As long as the mean outside temperature is below the set value and the current
outside temperature is 2 K above the set value, the heating is stopped.
Slow increase of the outside temperature

The switch-off is enabled if the mean and actual outside temperature exceed the set
value.
Deactivating of the heating limit

The switch-off is disabeled if the mean and current outside temperature fall below
the set value plus 1 K.
The summer switch-off function is also deactivated:
• In case of an external sensor defect

• In case of active frost protection
NOTE! In case of switch-off phases (Standby Mode, Manual Summer Mode, Summer
Switch-off) lasting more than 24h, all the pumps are switched on to protect the
system against blocking owing to corrosion for 20 s every day and the mixing valves
are opened temporarily during this time.
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In connection with a 2nd outside sensor the current mean outside temperature is
applied for the summer switch-off as long as the mean value of both sensors was
determined when assigning the external sensors. When the heating limit is active, it
is indicated on the basic display with an umbrella symbol.
Setting range OFF, 0,5 ... 40 °C
5.4.3.5 Parameter Reset

With the Parameter "RESET" you can restore the factory settings in case of settings
made by mistake in the parameter menus.
CAUTION Reset is to be performed only if all the personalized set values are to be
replaced by the factory settings.
Settings:
► With the flashing reset display PARAM.-RESET press the rotary pushbutton.
► The flashing reset ready indication (SET) appears.
► Press the rotary pushbutton for approx. 5 s.
In case of a reset, the confirmation RESET OK appears briefly, then -in order of
feedback- the first parameter in the relevant menu is called.
As soon as Parameter Set is finished, the unit returns to the first parameter of level
SYSTEM.
5.4.3.6 Full Reset

For a global reset of settings, a full reset can be performed at the unit.
The full reset is initiated by simultaneously pressing the keys ¢, ¥, ¦ and § until
the controller restarts.
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5.4.4 Domestic Hot Water Menu

This menu comprises all the parameters necessary for the programming of the DHW
circuit with the exception of the DHW time program.
NOTE! This menu can be called only if the heating technician has activated a DHW loading
pump or a DHW circulation pump.
5.4.4.1 DHW Economy Temperature

Function This parameter determines the temperature in the domestic hot water heater
between the heating cycles in automatic mode.
Setting range 10 °C ... DHW normal temperature setting
NOTE! If a DHW thermostat is used to determine the water heater temperature, this
parameter is skipped.
5.4.4.2 Legionella Protection-Day

Factory setting OFF
Setting range OFF, MON. to SUN., ALL
Setting values OFF: The Legionella protection function is not active.

MON.- SUN: The Legionella protection is activated on the selected weekday at the
Legionella protection time set by the heating specialist with a different
parameter.
ALL: The Legionella protection function is activated every day at the

Legionella protection time.
NOTE! If a DHW thermostat is used to determine the water heater temperature, this
parameter is skipped.
5.4.5 Unmixed Circuit / Mixing Circuit 1 / Mixing Circuit 2 Menu

These menus comprise all the parameters necessary to program the heating circuits
with the exception of the time programs. A maximum of 1 unmixed circuit and 2
mixing circuits (mixing circuit 1 and mixing circuit 2) are available per controller as
heating circuits.
The heating circuit parameters described below are available for each heating circuit
and are to be set separately.
5.4.5.1 Reduced Mode

Function During reduced mode you can choose from two operating modes:
Factory setting ECO
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Setting range ECO, ABS
Setting values ABS (Reduced mode)
The direct heating circuit’s pump remains active during reduced mode (see Time
Program). The flow temperature is determined by the relevant reduced heating
characteristic according to the decreased room temperature. The temperature will
not fall below the set low limit.
Application: Buildings with low insulation values and high heating losses.
ECO (Switch-off Mode)
During reduced mode the direct heating circuit is completely switched off in case of
outside temperatures exceeding the set frost protection limit. The heat generator
minimum temperature limit is deactivated. The heating circuit pump is switched off
with a short delay in order to avoid a safety switch-off owing to heat accumulation in
the heat generator (pump extended running time).
If the outside temperature falls below the specified frost protection limit, the controller
switches from switch-off mode (ECO) to reduced mode (ABS) and the heating circuit
temperature is adjusted according to the set reduced setpoint considering the low
limit of the heat generator.
Application: Buildings with high insulation values
IMPORTANT NOTE! The mode set here applies also for the operating modes: ABSENCE and
CONSTANT REDUCED operating modes.
5.4.5.2 Heating System
Function This parameter refers to the type of heating system (floor-, radiator-, or convector
heating) and can be compared to the exponent of the relevant heat exchanger. The
setting determines the curvature of the heating characteristic of the unmixed circuit
and compensates the performance losses at low temperatures by means of its
progressive characteristic.
Depending on the type of heating system the following settings are recommended:
1.10 Slightly progressive heating characteristic for floor or other panel

heating systems.
1.30 Progressive standard characteristic for all radiator-heating systems with
m-values comprised between 1.25 and 1.35.
2.00 Progressive heating characteristic curves for convector and baseboard
heating systems.
>3.00 Very progressive heating characteristic curves for general ventilator
application with high start temperatures.
Factory setting 1.30 (Radiator systems)

1.10 (Floor heating) for mixer circuits
Setting range 1.00 ... 10.00
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5.5 Malfunction Messages

The controller has an extensive built-in malfunction reporting logic, which displays
with top priority the type of malfunction.
The malfunction messages alternate with the basic display as they appear. Several
malfunctions occurring at the same time will appear one after the other in the
temporal order in which they occur.
There are four different malfunction message categories:
Sensor malfunction messages

Sensor values beyond the measuring range are considered as interruptions or short
circuits. They appear with error codes 10 to 20 and index 0 for short circuits or 1 for
interruptions.
Heat generator malfunction messages

These malfunction messages analyse the current switching status. They appear with
error codes 30 to 40 and index 0, 1 or 2.
Logical malfunction messages

These malfunction messages refer to the expected controller function. They appear
with error codes 50 to 60 and index 0, 1 or 2.
Bus malfunction messages

These malfunction messages refer to the address errors such as double
assignments or the failure to recognize address settings within the data bus. They
appear with error code 70 and index 0 or 1.
IMPORTANT NOTE! The heating technician is to be informed of any error message.
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5.6 Parameter Settings
5.6.1 Hydraulic Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the general hydraulic system as well as to the functions and configuration of
the programmable inputs and outputs for the relevant system components. Instead of many single settings all
applications can only be defined with the 1st parameter of the setting table. Many applications are published with
this parameter. Applications not yet published are to be defined individually in the hydraulic menu.
Example: The controller must cover system no. 0202. Provided that the controller has enough relays, parameter 1
must be set to the value 0202.
Parameter Description Setting range / Setting value Factory setting Setting

01 Hydraulic diagram 0, 0101, 0102, ... n 0
02 DHW pump output OFF No function 1
1 DHW loading pump
4 DHW circulation pump
5 DHW electrical heating element
03 Mixing circuit 1 (MC1) output OFF No function 3
2 Direct circuit (only pump output)
3 Mixing circuit 1 (OTC)
6 Mixing circuit 1 (as constant controller)
7 Mixing circuit 1 (as fixed value controller)
8 Mixing circuit 1 (as boiler return controller)
30 Continuous DHW control (district heating)
04 Mixing circuit 2 (MC2) output Setting range and assignment as parameter 03 3
05 Heating circuit pump (HC) output OFF No function 2
2 Direct circuit pump OTC
6 Constant control
10 Charging pump
11 Boiler circuit pump 1
13 General malfunction
14 Timer
15 Solar loading pump (controller with variable
outputs only)
21 Parall. heat generator enable
27 Hydr. Buffer relief
06 Variable output 1 OFF No function OFF
9 Boiler bypass pump
10 Charging pump
13 General alarm output
15 Solar loading pump
16 Buffer loading or unloading pump
17 Solid fuel boiler pump
18 Unmixed storage tank loading pump
(DHC43-2/ DHC43-3)
19 Solar loading switch-over
20 Solar forced dissipation
21 Parall. heat generator enable
26 Primary pump
27 Hydr. Buffer relief
07 Variable output 2 Setting range and assignment as parameter 06 OFF
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Parameter Description Setting range / Setting value Factory setting Setting

08 Variable input 1 OFF No function OFF
1 Outdoor sensor 2
2 Boiler sensor 2
3 DHW tank sensor 2
4 Buffer tank sensor 2
5 Demand contact
6 External alarm input
7 Return sensor for MC 1
8 Return sensor for MC 2
9 Retrurn sensor for bypass pump
10 External heat generator disable
11 External switching modem
12 External information
13 Common flow sensor
14 Solar panel return sensor
15 District heating sensor for unmixed DHW tank
16 Flue gas sensor
18 Solid-fuel buffer tank sensor
19 Buffer tank sensor 1
09 Variable input 2 Setting range and assignment like parameter 08, but OFF
without setting 16 (Flue gas sensor)
10 Variable input 3 Setting range and assignment like paremeter 08, but OFF
without setting16 (Flue gas sensor), 2 nd District
heating return sensor.
11 Indirect boiler return control via MC OFF, ON OFF
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5.6.2 System Parameter Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the general limit parameters and default values in the heating system to be
used.
Parameter Description Setting range / Setting values Factory setting Setting

LANGUAGE** Selection of the language 1 German 1
2 English
3 French
4 Italian
TIME Number of the enabled time P1 Only one time program enabled P1
PROGRAM programs P1-P3 Three switching time programs enabled
CONTROL Enabling of separate control 1 Common setting for all heating circuits 1
MODE mode setting 2 Individual setting for single heating
circuits
SUMMER Limit temperature for summer OFF No function 20 °C
switch off 10 ... 30 °C
05 System frost protection OFF No function 3 °C
temperature -20 ... +10 °C
06 Demand contact modul for VE1 1 Direct heating circuit (HC) 1
2 Mixing circuit 1 (MC1)
3 Mixing circuit 2 (MC2)
4 Domestic Hot Water
ALL Complete controller
07 Demand contact modul for VE2 Settings see parameter 06 1
08 Demand contact modul for VE3 Settings see parameter 06 1
09 Climate zone -20 ... 0 °C -12 °C
10 Type of building 1 Light construction 2
2 Medium construction
3 Heavy construction
11 Automatic exit time OFF No automatic return OFF
(Return time to basic display) 0.5 ... 5 min Automatic return to the basic display
according to the set time
12 Anti-blocking protection ON Active ON
OFF Not active
13 Logical alarms display OFF, ON ON
14 Automatic Set-funktion OFF, ON OFF
15* Password for heating specialist OFF Password disabled 1234
0001 … 9999
16* Typecode Controller type as per typecode table Type
18 Enabling cycle temperature OFF Cycle temperature disabled ON
ON Cycle temperature enabled
19 Frost protection mode OFF Permanent frost protection as per OF
param. 5
0.5…60 min. cycle operation
21* RTC-Adjustment -10 … 10 sec. 0 sec.
23 Password for end user 0000, …., 9999 OFF
24 Temperature display in OFF, ON OFF
Fahrenheit
PARA Parameter reset
RESET
*OEM
**Other controls offer additional language options.
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5.6.3 Domestic Hot Water Parameter Menu (DHW)

This menu comprises all the parameters necessary for the programming of the DHW circuit with the exception of
the DHW switching time programs.

DHW- Hot water economy temperature 10 °C ... Hot water normal temperature 40 °C
NIGHT
LEGION. Day for legionella protection OFF No legionella protection OFF
PROT. Mon ... Sun Legionelle protection on the
specified day
ALL Legionella protection every weekday
03 Time for legionella protection 0 ... 23 h 02:00
04 Temperature for legionella 10 °C ... DHW max. 65 °C
protection
05 Type of DHW temperature 1 DHW temperature sensor 1
measurement 2 DHW temperature controller (Thermostat)
06 DHW maximum temperature limit 20 °C ... Hot water maximum temperature 65 °C

07 DHW operating mode 1 Parallel mode 2
2 Priority mode
3 Conditional priority
4 Weather-responsive parallel mode
5 Priority mode with intermediate heating
6 Priority disable
7 External operation
8 Conditional parallel operation for MC
(DHC only)
08 Tank discharge protection OFF No discharge protection ON
ON Discharge protection activated
09 Heat generator parallel shift during 0 ... 50 K; 15 K
DHW loading Difference between the DHW loading temperature
and the DHW setpoint
10 DHW switching difference 0 ... 20 K; 5K
Amount of the DHW switching differential,
symmetric to the DHW setpoint
11 Hot water loading pump extented 0 ... 60 min 5 min
running time
12 Time program circulation pump AUTO Active DHW time program AUTO
1 P1, direct heatimg circuit
4 P1, Mixing circuit 1
10 P1, DHW circuit
11 P2, DHW circuit
12 P3, DHW circuit
13 Economy interval ZKP 0 min ... Setting parameter 14; ZKP running time 5 min
within Economy interval
14 Economy interval (period duration) 10 ... 60 min 20 min
16 Circulation pump 1 normal operation 1
2 switched off during HW- filling
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5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu

All the necessary parameters for the programming of the heating circuit are provided in this menu with the
exception of the switching time programs.

RED. Type of reduced mode ECO Switch off mode ECO
HEATING ABS Reduced mode
HEAT Heating system (exponent) 1.00 ... 10.00 1,30
SYSTEM
03 Room influence (with room unit) OFF Display heat generator temperature, OFF
room sensor OFF, control operation
active
1 Display room temp., room sensor active,
operation active
2 Display room temp., room sensor active,
operation disabled
3 Display room temp., room sensor OFF,
control operation active
04 Room factor AUS, OFF
10 ... 500 % influence active
RC Room controller active
05 Adaptation heating curve OFF, ON OFF
06 Switch on optimization OFF, 1 ... 8 h OFF
07 Heating limit OFF, 0,5 … 40 K OFF
08 Room frost protection limit 5 ... 30 °C 10
09 Room thermostat function OFF, 1 ... 5 K OFF
10 Outdoor temperature assignment 0 Control to mean value of AF 1 + AF 2 0
1 Control to AF 1
2 Control to AF 2
11 Constant temperature setpoint 10 ... 95 °C only if output set at constant control 20 °C
(CC)
12 Minimum temperature limit 10 °C ... 20 °C
Maximum temperature limit (Parameter 13)
13 Maximum temperature limit Minimum temperature limit (parameter 12) ... 95 75 °C
14 Heating circuit parallel shift 0 ... 20 K 0K
15 Pump extented running time 0 ... 60 min 5 min
16 Screed function OFF OFF
1 Function heating
2 Heating function for floor covering
3 Heating function + heating function for
floor covering
23 only SDW20 Proportional band 1 … 50%/K 8 %/K
24 only SDW20 Integral action time 35 min
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5.6.5 Mixing circuit 1 / Mixing circuit 2 Menus

All the necessary parameters for the programming of the mixing circuits are provided in these menus with the
exception of the switching time programs.

RED. Type of reduced mode ECO Switch off mode ECO
HEATING ABS Reduced mode
HEAT Heating system (exponent) 1.00 ... 10.00 1,10
SYSTEM
03 Room influence (with room unit) OFF Display heat generator temperature, OFF
room sensor OFF, operation active
1 Display room temperature, room sensor
active, operation active
active, operation disabled
OFF, operation active
04 Room factor 0, OFF
10 ... 500 % influence active
RC Room controller active
05 Adaptation heating curve OFF, ON OFF
06 Switch on optimization OFF, 1 ... 8 h OFF
07 Heating limit OFF, 0,5 … 40 K OFF
08 Room frost protection limit 5 ... 30 °C 10 °C
09 Room thermostat function OFF, 1 ... 5 K OFF
10 Outside temperature assignment 0 Control to mean value AF 1 + AF 2 0
1 Control to AF 1
2 Control to AF 2
11 Constant temperature setpoint 10 ... 95 °C; 20 °C
Only if output set at constant control (CC)
12 Minimum temperature limit 10 °C ... 20 °C
Maximum temperature limit (Parameter 13)
13 Maximum temperature limit Setting Minimum temperature limit (parameter 12) 75 °C
... WEZ parameter 30
14 Heating circuit parallel shift 0 ... 20 °C 8 °C
15 Pump extented running time 0 ... 60 min. 5 min
16 Screed function OFF OFF
1 Function heating
2 Heating function for floor covering
3 Function heating with + heating for floor
covering
17 Return temperature limit 10 ... 90 °C 90 °C
18* Proportional band XP 1 ... 50 %/K 5.0 %/K
19* Mixing valve control sample rate Ta 1 ... 600 sec. 20 sec.
20* Integral action time Tn 1 ... 600 sec. 180 sec.
21* Actuator running time 10 ... 600 sec. 120 sec.
22* End position function actuator 1 Constant control signal in end position 2
2 Control signal suppressed in end position
(actuator without current)
23 only SDW20 1 … 50%/K 8 %/K
24 only SDW20 35 min
*OEM
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5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the type of the relevant heat generator and to the corresponding specific
control functions.

01 Heat generator type OFF Without heat generator 1
1 Oil/Gas 1 stage
2 Oil/Gas 2 stage
3 Oil/Gas 2 x 1 stage
4 Modulating burner
02 Heat generator start up protection OFF No start-up protection ON
1 Unlimited start-up protection
2 weather-dependent start-up protection
3 Start-up protection separated
03 Heat Generator minimum 5 °C ... Maximum temperature limit 38 °C
temperature limit
(not if parameter 01 = OFF)
04 Heat Generator maximum Minimum temperature limit ... Setting limitation 80 °C
temperature limit max. temperature heat generator (Par 30)
05 Heat generator temperature limiting 1 Demand-responsive minimum limit 1
mode 2 Conditional minimum limit
(not if parameter 01 = OFF) 3 Permanent minimum limit
06 Heat generator sensor mode 1 Burner switch off in case of defect 1
2 External burner switch off
3 Burner enabling in case of defect
07 Minimum burner run time 0 ... 20 min 2 min
08 Burner switching differential I 1 stage: 2 ... 30 K 6K
2 stage: 2 ... (Burner switching differential II
–0.5 K)
09 Burner switching differential II (Burner switching differential I + 0,5) ... 30 K 8K
(not if parameter 01 = 2)
10 Time delay stage II 0 ... 60 min (0 = 10 s) 0 min
11 Enabling mode stage II 1 Unlimited enabling during start up phase 2
2 Stage II is switched on according to the
set time delay (para. 10)
12 DHW loading mode stage 1-2 1 2-stage DHW loading with delayed 1
enabling of stage II
2 Unlimited 2-stage DHW loading
3 DHW loading only with stage I
13 Pre-running time boiler circuit pump 0 ... 10 min 0 min
or parallel heat generator enabled
(only if set accordingly in the
Hydraulic menu)
14 Extended running time boiler pump 0 ... 60 min 2 min
(only if set accordingly in the
Hydraulic menu)
15 Extended running time charging 0 ... 60 min 2 min
pump (only if set accordingly in the
Hydraulic menu)
16 Flue gas temperature monitoring OFF Only display of flue gas temp. OFF
(only if set accordingly in the 0 ... 60 min Heat generator inhibited if limit is
Hydraulic menu) exceeded for the set time
STB Heat generator inhibited if limit is
exceeded
17 Flue gas temperature limit (only if 50 ... 500 °C 200 °C
set accordingly in the Hydraulic
menu)
19* Modulation proportional band XP 0.1 ... 50 %/K 5 %/K
20* Modulation sample rate Ta 1 ... 600 sec. 20 sec.
21* Modulation integral action time Tn 1 ... 600 sec./°C 180 sec./°C
22* Modulation running time 5 ... 600 sec. 12 sec.
23* Modulation starting time 0 ... 240 sec. 60 sec.
24* Modulation starting load 0 ... 100 % 70 %
25 Outside temperature lock OFF, -20 ... 30 °C OFF
26 Base load offset 0 ... 60 K 10 K
27 Min. temperature limit heating 5°C ...KT-Min (only if Para02 = 3) 36 °C
circuits
28 Switching differential Minimum 2 K ... 20 K (only if Para02 = 3) 4K
temp limit heating circuits
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29 Heat generator forced dissipation OFF OFF

1 Dissipation into DHW tank
2 Dissipation into heating circuits
3 Dissipation into buffer tank
30* OEM-max. temp. limitation Minimum temperature limit … 110 °C 110 °C
H-GEN. Reset of burner starts and SET
RESET ST- operating hours stage 1
1 (not for parameter 01 = OFF)
H-GEN Reset of burner starts and SET
RESET ST- operating hours stage 2
2 (not for parameter 01 = 2 or
01 = OFF)
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5.6.7 District Heating Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the type of the relevant district heating station and its corresponding control
functions.

01 Parallel shift -10 ... 50 K 0,0 K
02 Max. limit flow temp. set point 10 ... 130 °C 90.0 °C
03* Minimum valve travel 0 ... 50 % 10 %
04 Controller gain 0.1 ... 30 % / K 5,0 %/K
05 Integral action time 0 ... 60 min. 3 min
06 District heating valve 1 running time 10 ... 1800 s 120 sec.
07* District heating valve 2 running time 10 ... 1800 s 30 sec.
08* Max district heating return temp. 0 ... 100 °C 90 °C
limit
(heating)
09* Flexible district heating return temp. OFF, -20 ... 10 °C OFF
operation point
10* Return temp. limitation for DHW 0 ... 100 °C 90 °C
loading
11* Return limit district heating valve 0 Temperature (codes 12 til 15 will not be 0
displayed)
1 Volume flow and temperature (codes 12
til 14 will not be displayed)
2 Thermal output and temperature (codes
13 til 15 will not be displaed)
12* Calibration thermal output 1 ... 9999 1
13* Calibration volume flow 1 ... 9999 1
14* Max. thermal output 1 ... 9999 kW 9999 kW
3 3
15* Max. volume flow 0.01 ... 99.99 m /h 99.99 m /h
*OEM
5.6.8 Return control Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the special settings for the increase of the return temperature of heat
generators. Enabling occurs only following activation in the hydraulic menu tree.

01 Return temperature setpoint 10 ... 95 °C 20 °C
02 Switch off differential 2 ... 20 K 2K
03 Pump extented running time 0 ... 60 min 1 min
5.6.9 Solar Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the special settings for solar energy applications. Enabling occurs only
following activation in the hydraulic menu tree.

01 Switch on differential (Switch off differential + 3 K) ... 30 K 10 K
02 Switch off differential 2 K ... (Switch on differential - 3 K) 5K
03 Solar panel pump min. running time 0 ... 60 min 3 min
04 Solar panel maximum limit 100 ... 210 °C 210 °C
05 Buffer maximuml limit 50 ... 110 °C 75 °C
06 Solar operating mode 1 Priority mode 2
2 Parallel mode
07 Heat generator temporary OFF, 0.5 … 24 h OFF
interruption
(only if PARA 06=1)
08 Solar-priority/ parallel switchover OFF, 1 … 30 K OFF
09 Heat balance OFF No heat balance OFF
1 Heat balancing with fixed volume flow
2 Heat balancing with pulse input
10 Reset heat balance SET by pushing the rotary-push button
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11 Volume flow 0.0 ... 30 l/min. or l/ pulse 0,0

12 Fluid density 0.8 ... 1.2 kg/l 1.05 kg/l
13 Fluid heat capacity 3.0 ... 5.0 KJ/kgK 3.6 KJ/kgK
14 Switch-off temperature OFF, 90 ... 210 °C 210 °C
15 Checking cycle solar switchover 1 ... 60 min 10 min
16 Switch-over temperature 50 ... 110 °C 75 °C
5.6.10 Solid Fuel Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to the special settings regarding solid fuel control. Enabling occurs only following
activation in the hydraulic menu tree.

01 Minimum temperature 20 ... 80 °C 60 °C
02 Maximum temperature 30 ... 100 °C 90 °C
03 Switch on difference (Switch off difference +3 K) ... 20 K 10 K
04 Switch off difference 2 K ... (Switch on difference -3 K) 5K
05 Heat generator temporary OFF, 2 … 180 min OFF
interruption
5.6.11 Buffer Menu

The parameters in this menu refer to special settings regarding buffer loading. Enabling occurs only if duly
activated in the hydraulic menu tree.

01 Minimum temperature 5 °C ... Maximum temperature 20 °C
02 Maximum temperature Minimum temperature ... 95 °C 80 °C
03 Boiler parallel shift -10 ... 50 K 8K
04 Buffer switching differential 1 ... 20 K 2K
05 Forced dissipation OFF OFF
1 Into DHW tank
2 Into heating circuits
06 Extended running time switch on (Switch off differential + 2 K) ... 30 K 10 K
differential
07 Extended running time switch off 1 K ... (Switch on differential – 2 K) 5K
differential
08 Buffer start up protection OFF No start up protection ON
ON Start up protection active
09 Buffer discharge protection OFF No discharge protection ON
ON Discharge protection active
10 Buffer tank operating mode 1 Charging control HC and DHW 1
2 Charging control HC without DHW
3 Discharge control HC and DHW
4 Discharge control HC without DHW
5 Charging control w. switchover DHW
6 Discharge control to heat generator
5.6.12 Menu "Cascade"

The parameters in this menu refer exclusively to parameters associated with the cascading of several heat
generators. This selection can only be called up if several heat generators are available.

01 Switching differential 6.0 ... 30 K 8K
02 Switch-on time delay 0 ... 60 min 2 min
03 Switch-off time delay 0 ... 60 min 2 min
05 Switchover load stages OFF, 1... 240 h OFF
06 Master stage 1 ... [max. stages] 1
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5.6.13 Data Bus Menu

The parameters in this menu refer exclusively to the parameters related to the data bus.

01 Controller bus adress 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 10
02 Bus access level SDW 20 Direct 1 enhanced access level 1
heating circuit 2 basic access level
03 Bus access level SDW 20 Mixing 1 enhanced access level 1
circuit 1 2 basic access level
04 Bus access level SDW 20 Mixing 1 enhanced access level 1
circuit 2 2 basic access level
5.6.14 Relay Test Menu

In this menu the relays mounted in the central unit can be selected with the rotary pushbutton and their function
can be checked.

01 Heat generator test Varying relay switching sequence according to
the set Heat generator
02 Direct heating circuit pump test OFF-ON-OFF- OFF
03 Mixer circuit pump 1 test OFF-ON-OFF- OFF
04 Mixer actuator 1 test STOP-OPEN-CLOSE- STOP
05 Mixer circuit pump 2 test OFF-ON-OFF OFF
06 Mixer actuator 2 test STOP-OPEN-CLOSE- STOP
07 Hot water loading pump test OFF-ON-OFF- OFF
08 Variable output 1 test OFF-ON-OFF- OFF
09 Variable output 2 test OFF-ON-OFF- OFF
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5.6.15 Malfunction Messages Menu

In this menu any malfunction message that may appear on the controller is saved in 5-slot message memory.

01 Malfunction message 1 Last malfunction message "Display"
02 Malfunction message 2 Next to last malfunction message "Display"
03 Malfunction message 3 Third to last malfunction message "Display"
04 Malfunction message 4 Fourth to last malfunction message "Display"
05 Malfunction message 5 Fifth to last malfunction message "Display"
06* Reset the malfunction messages SET -
*OEM
5.6.16 Sensor Calibration Menu

In this menu all the sensors connected to the central unit can be adjusted by ± 5 K compared to the factory
calibration value.

01 Outdoor sensor -5 ... +5 K 0K
02 Heat generator sensor -5 ... +5 K 0K
03 Domestic hot water (DHW) sensor -5 ... +5 K 0K
04 Flow sensor mixing circuit 1 (MC1) -5 ... +5 K 0K
05 Flow sensor mixing circuit 2 (MC2) -5 ... +5 K 0K
06 Solar panel sensor -5 ... +5 K 0K
07 Buffer sensor -5 ... +5 K 0K
08 Sensor variable 1 (VE1) -5 ... +5 K 0K
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Control Functions SDC / DHC 43
6 Control Functions
6.1 Adjusting the hydraulic parameters

The parameter 1 of the Hydraulic menue defines an existing application. All
applications are so far listed in the design brochure for the smile controllers.
Individual adjustments can still be made with every single parameter.
Thus there is a flexible way either to use the preconfigured applications (very low
start up effort) or the much more flexible, individual adjustment in the parameter
menues.
CAUTION The hydraulic parameters define the system. Any change can have extensive
effectes on the function and efficiency. Please take care when you adjust
parameters manually for special applications.
Explanation Only the existing in- and outputs of the hardware will appear in the hydraulic menue.
The setting of the hydraulic parameters define the application.
Example:
PARAMETER 05 defines the output of the heating circuit pump. The default setting
is: heating circuit pump.
However this output can also be configured for e.g. the DHW circulation pump.
Of course the hydraulic setup must be corresponding.
Example:
The parameters for the circulation pump are only accessable if the HC pump output
has ben assigned for the circulation pump.
If a variable function requires an input value (sensor), then by force this will be
assigned at the matching variable input. This input can no longer be manually
changed.
If the user has defined a different input variable before, then this will be reset and
replaced.
Example:
The variable input has been assigned the 2nd outdoor sensor. The variable output 1
will now be a adjusted to the function of a buffer loading pump. The variable input 1
will then be automatically reset and then assigned to the buffer sensor, because this
information is vital for the control function.
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SDC / DHC 43 Control Functions
6.1.1 Connection and settings table
No. Function Adjustable at Inputs Comment

output fixed Optional
assignm (VE1/2)
ent
1 DHW loading SLP SF --- Fixed sensor input
2 Direct heating circuit weather- DKP, MK1, --- ---
dependent MK2
3 Mixer heating circuit weather- MK1, MK2 VF1, VF2 --- Fixed sensor input for respective mixer
dependent heating circuit
4 Circulation pump SLP, DKP, --- ---
VO1, VO2
5 Electrical heating element SLP, DKP, --- ---
VO1, VO2
6 Constant control DKP, MK1, VF1, VF2 --- Sensor for connection to MK
MK2
7 Fixed-value control MK1, MK2 VF1, VF2 --- Sensor for connection to MK
8 Boiler return control MK1, MK2 VF1, VF2 ---
9 Bypass pump (..VV..) VO1, VO2 --- ---
10 Charging pump DKP, VO1, --- ---
VO2
11 Boiler circuit pump 1 DKP, VO1, --- ---
VO2
12 Boiler circuit pump 2 DKP, VO1, --- ---
VO2
13 Global malfunction message DKP, VO1, --- ---
VO2
14 Timer DKP --- ---
15 Solar pump (SDC 8-21, DKP, VO1, KVLF, KRLF (14) Return flow sensor option
SDC 9-21, SDC 12-31, DHC 43-2) VO2 KSPF
16 Buffer tank loading pump (SDC 8- VO1, VO2 PF PF1 (19) Fixed assignment to VE if PLP is set to PF.
21, Otherwise, PF1 can be adjusted at free VE
SDC 9-21, SDC 12-31, DHC 43-2) (activation buffer management)
17 Solid-fuel loading pump VO1, VO2 SFS SFB (18) SFS in fix assignment to corresponding VE;
standard buffer tank sensor is KSPF;
separate solid-fuel buffer tank sensor SFB
can be configured (optional)
18 Stratified storage loading pump VO1, VO2 SSLP ---
(DHC 43-2)
19 Solar loading valve VO1, VO2 SLVS ---- SLVS in DHW storage; KSPF in buffer
20 Solar forced dissipation valve VO1, VO2
6.2 Switching Time Program Enabling
The Smile controllers have three separate switching time programs for each heating
circuit.
When supplied, only one switching time program is enabled. The use of only a single
switching time program for a wide range of applications makes it possible to simplify
operating.
See also 5.4.3.2 Time Programs
6.3 Suppressing the cycle temperature on Time program level

When programming switching times, the specialist can set a system parameter to
suppress the respective room or hot-water temperature for the cycle.
Function Setting “ON“ causes the control of the respective circuit to be based on the cycle
temperatures stored in the switching cycles.
Setting “OFF”:
• All cycle temperatures are suppressed during switching time programming
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• Nominal room and DHW temperatures exclusively depending on daytime room

temperature or daytime water heater temperature
• All connected room devices react identically to parameter changes in the central
device
6.4 Enabling of Separate Control Mode

In order to make the operation as easy as possible for most of the applications, a
global control mode is set for all heating circuits when supplied. For those rare cases
in which a separate control modes are necessary (e. g. in case of separate control
mode selection for tenants and landlords) it must be enabled by means of the
”Control Mode” parameter in the ”System” menu.
Effect This parameter determines the control mode and has effects on the
• Operating mode selected with the program selection key ¢;
• Daytime temperature selected with the temperature selection key ¥;
• Night-time temperature selected with the temperature selection key ¦;
Enabling 5.4.3.3 Control Mode
6.5 Temperature display in Fahrenheit

Apart from the °C (Celsius) temperature scale, the °F (Fahrenheit) scale is common
in the US and the UK. The conversion formula is:
T [°C ] * 9
T [° F ] = + 32
5
Every device in the control system can be switched separately to temperature
display in °F. The control system as such continues to operate in °C. The conversion
to °F only acts on the displayed temperatures.
The temperature display is in full degrees only (no decimals).
6.6 Selection of Hydraulic Parameter Presettings

Each controller type covers a specific hydraulic diagram in its ”as supplied”
condition. Depending on the configuration variants there is also the possibility of
adapting the system by means of further parameter settings to hydraulic diagrams
differing from the standard hydraulic system.
With parameter 01 in the ”Hydraulic” menu a preselection can be made from the
hydraulic schemes collection . The corresponding inputs and outputs are assigned
automatically according to the hydraulic diagram and can be altered if necessary.
The relevant system diagrams are available in a separate document.
See also 5.6 Parameter Settings
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6.7 The Variable Inputs and Outputs of the Smile controllers
FM – Description, VO setting options, VI setting options, VO-VI setting dependencies
Variable inputs The selected functions can be assigned only once and are then no longer callable in
other variable inputs. If an input function is absolutely necessary for a corresponding
output function with regard to the variable outputs, no selection is possible.
6.8 General Functions and their Operation
6.8.1 Outside Temperature Measurement
6.8.1.1 Building Type
Function This parameter takes into account the relevant building type by means of various
calculation methods for the determination of the outside temperature mean value
according to the setting.
Light Construction The mean value is obtained over a period of 2 hours.
Application: wooden houses, lightweight brick buildings
Medium Construction The mean value is obtained over a period of 8 hours.
Application: medium-weight masonry in hollow blocks or bricks
Heavy Construction The mean value is obtained over a period of 24 hours.
Application: heavy masonry in tuff or natural stone
See also Parameter settings 5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu and 5.6.5 Mixing circuit 1 /
Mixing circuit 2 Menus
6.8.2 Heating Circuit Outside Temperature Assignment

NOTE! Function active only when using a second outdoor sensor!
Function If in the central unit a second outdoor sensor (AF2) was connected to a variable
input, the heating circuit can be assigned at choice either to the external sensor 1, 2
or to the mean value of both sensors.
For each external sensor the following applies:

In case of a defect of one of the sensors, there is an automatic switchover to the
remaining outdoor sensor and a simultaneous malfunction message. In case of a
defect affecting both sensors the heating circuit is regulated on the basis of a set
heating characteristic curve and heating program corresponding to a fictitious
external temperature of 0 °C with regard to the set minimum temperature.
See also Parameter settings 5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu and 5.6.5 Mixing circuit 1 /
Mixing circuit 2 Menus
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6.8.3 Climate Zone

Function The climate zone is the coldest outside temperature value to be expected.
For the heat demand coverage this value is taken as the basis for the design of the
heating system.
This parameter defines the corresponding steepness value of the heating

characteristic of the heating circuit with regard to the climate zone.
See also 5.6.2 System Parameter Menu
6.8.4 Summer Switch-off
NOTE This function is only effective in operating mode “Automatic”.
Function For higher outside temperatures (normally above 20 °C) it makes no sense to keep
the heating on in the building. You can hence choose to switch-off the heating
depending on the outside temperature according to the following criteria:
Outside temperature rise

A switch-off is initiated when the mean outside temperature exceeds the set value.
T /°C
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The switch-off is reversed when the average outside temperature drops below the
set value by more than 1 K.
The summer switch-off function is disabled:
• when an outdoor sensor defect is detected

• when frost protection is active
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NOTE The HEATING LIMIT parameter can be used to assist the summer switch-off
function during the transitional seasons. This function allows setting non-heating
periods on warm days for each individual heating circuit.
When a second outdoor sensor is used, summer switch-off is based on the actual
mean value of the two sensor readings, provided the mean value for the two sensors
was defined as the relevant figure in outdoor sensor allocation.
A parasol symbol in the basis display indicated that summer switch-off is active. If
the heating circuits are operated separately (system parameter “Operating mode”)
this symbol will be missing. If two outdoor sensors are connected to the system and
these two sensors were assigned to different heating circuits, the symbol will only be
displayed if both sensors fulfill the condition for summer switch-off.
6.8.5 System Frost Protection

Function To avoid the freezing of the heating system in switch-off mode, the controler is
equipped with an electronic frost protection.
Operation without Room Temperature sensing

If the external temperature (current value) drops below the set limit, the heating is
turned on again. The heating is interrupted if the outside temperature exceeds the
set limit by 1 K.
Operating with Room Temperature sensing

As long as the room temperature is above the room setpoint, the heating circuit
pumps are running in case of outside temperatures below the set freezing limit.
If the room temperature drops below the set room setpoint, the heating is resumed.
The heating is switched off if the room temperature exceeds the set room target
value by 1 K. If at this moment the outside temperature is still below the freezing
limit, the heating circuit pumps remain active.
NOTE! If not each heating circuit is operated with room temperature sensing, different frost
protection functions can be assigned to the single heating circuit. If, for example, a
mixing circuit is operated with room temperature sensing and the direct heating
circuit is not, the latter’s heating characteristic and room temperature setpoint are to
be set as low as possible.
In connection with a 2nd external sensor the frost protection function is activated, as
soon as one of the two outside temperatures drops below the frost protection limit.
In case of a faulty outdoor sensor the frost protection is constantly activated.
CAUTION In connection with a room sensor the thermostat function is not active with
active frost protection.
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Cycle Operation
The frost protection function is activated as soon as the temperature drops below the
set frost protection limit (SYSTEM-PARAMETER 05). The frost protection function
becomes effective when frost protection is active and there is no request for the
heating circuit.
• With the frost protection setting “Cycle operation”, there is no continuous request
for the heat generator, in contrast to continuous operation.
• With the system frost protection active, the heating circuit pumps are switched on
and the mixer valves closed.
• As long as the measured flow temperature of the mixer circuits or the heat
generator temperature in the direct heating circuit, respectively, does not drop
below the set nominal room temperature (RTFrost or RTNight), no demand value is
posted to the heat generator.
• When the flow temperature drops below the set nominal room temperature,
heating is activated.
• Once the nominal flow temperature has reached the nominal room temperature
and the set time (SYSTEM-PARAMETER 19) has passed, the demand value
to the heat generator is retracted and the mixer valve closes while the pumps
continue running.
• If no data are detected from the outdoor sensor (e.g. because the sensor is
defective), only the pumps are switched on while heating is disabled.
• The set minimum and maximum limits are taken into account in heating
operation.
• When the heat generator is activated, the set start-up protection conditions of the
heat generator are applied. This can mean that the heating circuit pumps are
switched off temporarily.
Frost protection function in case of heat generator fault
If system malfunction message 30-3 or 31-3 occur (e.g. switch-on failure of the
burner(s) due to fuel shortage burner malfunction), priority pump switch-off functions
such as boiler start-up protection, hot-water priority etc. are disabled if frost
protection is active.
The heating water circulated in the heating circuits adopts the overall mean room
temperature and reduces or delays any freezing.
6.8.6 Anti-blocking Protection

Function With this function activated all the pumps are switched on every day for approx.
20 seconds to protect against blocking owing to corrosion in case of long switch-off
periods (> 24h) and the mixers are opened temporarily during this period.
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Hydraulic Components and their Functions SDC / DHC 43
7 Hydraulic Components and their Functions
7.1 Heat Generatior: Boiler
7.1.1 Heat Generator Start-up Protection

The start-up protection function prevents condensate precipitation when heating up
from cold.
Function There are three different modes of start-up protection that can be set:
Unlimited start-up protection

When the temperature in the heat generator drops to 2 K below the set minimal limit,
all heating circuits are separated, at the water side, from the heat generator (pumps
off , mixers closed) to pass through the dew point as quickly as possible. The
heating circuits are enabled as soon as the temperature in the heat generator has
reached the minimum limit plus half of the burner switching differential 1.
Weather-dependent start-up protection

The heating-up characteristic is the same as for unlimited start-up protection,
meaning the heat generator remains in operation until the set minimum temperature
plus half of burner switching differential 1 is crossed. Below the minimum
temperature the pumps remain switched off and the mixers closed.
Once the heat generator has been switched off, the start-up protection becomes
active again only when the heat generator temperature drops below the weather-
responsive demand value (acc. to heating curve setting and nominal room setting).
The subsequent heating-up follows the same scheme as for unlimited start-up
protection. The result is a mean value depending on the difference between the
weather-responsive demand value and the minimum limit setting. This mean value
will be significantly lower than the value set for a heat generator operated with a
permanent minimum temperature limit.
Separate start-up protection for heat generator and heating circuits

This function allows separating the temperatures for switching on the burner and
switching off the heating circuit when the boiler temperature falls below the boiler
minimum temperature limit.
See also 5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu
7.1.2 Heat Generator Minimum Temperature Limit

Function In order to protect the heat generator against agressive condensate the minimum
temperature limit documented by the manufacturer of the heat generator is to be set.
The heat generator switches on when the temperature falls below the set value,
while it switches off when the set value plus the burner switching differential is
exceeded. During heating the limit temperature will be maintained.
This setting is used only for the reaction of the heat generator (burner) to reaching
the set minimum temperature ( KTmin −WEZ ). The function for the heat generator
remains unchanged.
The mode of operation of the set limit is defined via the heat generator parameter
“Heat generator start-up protection”.
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There are three different modes of operation for the minimum temperature limit:
Demand-responsive minimum limit

As long as there is no demand from heating or hot water, the boiler remains
switched off. The minimum limit is disabled. The burner is switched on and the heat
generator is heated up to the set minimum temperature limit as soon as the
temperature in the heat generator drops below the fixed heat generator frost
protection temperature of +5°C.
Conditional minimum limit

The boiler minimum temperature acts as the lower limit, which will be maintained
even if there is no demand. The boiler is switched off only if Summer switch-off is
active.
Permanent minimum limit

The boiler temperature is maintained according to the set minimum temperature,
independent of demands or deactivating operating modes.
7.1.3 Heat Generator Maximum Temperature Limit

Function In order to protect the heat generator against overheating, the controller is equipped
with an electronic maximum temperature limit. It shuts off the burner if the
temperature in the heat generator exceeds the limit value.
The burner is switched on again if the temperature in the heat generator falls below
the limit value by half of the burner switching differential plus 2 K.
7.1.4 Heating circuits minimum temperature limit
• If the boiler temperature KTact <= parameter 27 (KTmin-HK), the heating circuit
pumps (DKP, SLP, MKP) are switched off and the mixer valves are closed.
• The heating circuit pumps and mixer valves are enabled again as soon as KTact>
KTmin-HK + SKmin-HK is fulfilled.
7.1.5 Heat Generator Sensor Operating Modes

Function There are various ways in which the heat generator can react to a malfunction of the
heat generator sensor:
Burner switch-off in case of a faulty heat generator sensor

A message appears in case of a short circuit or the break of the sensor; the burner
will be switched off.
External burner switch-off

In case of the interruption of the sensor the burner is switched off without a
malfunction message. Application for example as external burner switch-off or
enabling in case of the interruption of the heat generator sensor.
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CAUTION Only Ag (hard silver), Au (gold) or Ni (nickel) are to be used for the contacts.
In case of a sensor short circuit a relevant malfunction message appears and the
burner is blocked.
Burner enabling in case of a faulty heat generator sensor

A message appears in case of a short circuit or the break of the sensor and the
burner is enabled without limitations.
The control of the heat generator is carried out only manually by means of the
mechanical boiler temperature controller (boiler thermostat) on the boiler panel
according to the set value.
CAUTION This activation is only permitted if there is a boiler thermostat in the burner
circuit. In the other case there is the danger of boiler overheating!
7.1.6 Minimum Burner Run time

Function This function extends the burner run times and reduces the standby losses. After
starting the burner at least this time is to elapse before the burner is deactivated
again (regardless of the temperature increase).
NOTE! If the temperature in the heat generator exceeds the set heat generator maximum
temperature limit, the minimum burner run time is stopped and the burner is
switched off in advance.
7.1.7 Multi-stage Heat Generator/ Switching Differential
Function The control unit offers independently adjustable switching differentials with reference
to the same nominal value.
Switching differential I Switching differential I controls the heat generator capacity required according to
load and demand by switching on and off the stage required for the actual heat
demand within the set range. The switching is initiated symmetrically to the nominal
value within half of the absolute value of the switching differential.
Switching differential II Switching differential II (only two-stage heat generator and heat generator 2 x single-
stage) determines how many stages are required to meet the actual heat demand
(partial load - stage I, full load - stage II). This switching differential is overlaid
symmetrically on switching differential I and must always be set to higher values.
NOTE In Cascade mode this setting would be superseded by the cascade setting and is
therefore not available.
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Mode of operation with switching differential II

• When the heat generator temperature is below switching differential II, stage I is
switched on without delay. Stage II is enabled after stage II delay has passed
(see heat generator parameters, page 61).
• Stage II is switched off as soon as the heat generator reaches the set nominal
temperature plus half of switching differential I.
• Stage II is switched on again when the heat generator temperature drops below
the set nominal temperature minus half of switching differential I.
• Stage I is switched off when the heat generator temperature exceeds the set
nominal value plus half of switching differential II.
Combined operation for 2-stage heat generators

• As long as just one stage can meet the heat demand (stage II inactive), stage I is
switched according to switching differential I.
• As soon as stage 2 is needed to meet the heat demand, switching differential I
takes over the switching on and off of stage II and switching differential II takes
over the switching of stage I.
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Time delay stage II Enabling of stage II (full load) is controlled not only by the switching differentials but
also by a time delay. In this way stage II remains disabled for the set delay so that
stage I will be active for longer. This function is only effective during the start-up
phase (when there is demand for both stages). When stage I is in base-load
operation and stage II in adjustment operation (covering excess heat demand), the
latter is switched on immediately when the demand arises.
NOTE In Cascade mode, this setting would be superseded by the cascade setting and is
Enabling mode stage II The parameter “Enabling mode stage II” allows changing the effect of a Time delay
stage II setting during the start-up phase below the heat generator minimum
temperature limit.
Unlimited enabling during start-up phase

Both stages are in unlimited operating during start-up.
Time delay during start-up phase

Stage II is switched on after the set time delay acc. to Time delay stage II:
DHW loading mode stage II The function DHW LOADING MODE STAGE 1-2 allows defining the loading mode
for the hot-water heater with 2-stage or 2 x single-stage heat generators. The
following options are available:
• 2-stage loading with delayed enabling of stage II acc. to Time delay stage II
• Unlimited 2-stage DHW loading
• DHW loading with stage I only; stage II disabled
See also 5.6.6 Heat Generator
Outside temperature disable When the actual outdoors temperature exceeds the set limit, all request to the heat
generator are disabled within a device. The heating circuits continue operating, but
the heat generator will not be switched on. Preset minimum burner running times are
fulfilled. Only when the outside temperature drops to the AT-disable level minus 2K,
the heat generator is enabled again. If several heat generators are controlled though
one device (condensing burners, 2-stage burners), all stages of the device will be
disabled.
Base load offset This setting becomes effective only if several heat generators are operated in
cascade mode.
Burner stages operating as base load are given a higher nominal temperature than
the modulating stage, which is switched on last. This higher value is composed of
the set nominal temperature plus the set base load offset. If several heat generators
are switched though one control, the setting applies to every heat generator.
Heat generator reset With 2-stage heat generators, the counters for operating hours and burner starts
(see Info menu, page 49) Can be reset separately for stage 1 (ST-1) and stage 2
(ST-2).
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Reset
With the reset indicator flashing (RUECKSETZEN), the reset-ready indicator ( )
will flash when the rotary-push button is pressed briefly. A reset will be performed
when the rotary-push button is pressed for approx. 5 seconds.
Once the parameter settings have been reset, the device will jump back to the first
parameter on menu level WAERMEERZ.
7.1.8 Switching for modulating burners

Modulating burners are controlled in a way similar to mixer control, through a PI
control algorithm, since in this case an actuator integrated in the burner regulates the
air/fuel ration according to the heating power. However, in contrast to the control of
conventional burners, control of modulating burners is subject to the following
criteria:
Switching differential In contrast to conventional ON/OFF burner control systems with their switching
differentials symmetrical around the respective nominal temperature, the switching
differential for modulating burners is an asymmetric interval with the switch-on level
always 1K below the nominal temperature. This offers the advantage that, in case of a
possible overshoot through the P-band, the burner is not switched off, because the
switch-off point lies above the nominal value by a wider margin than the switch-on
point is below the nominal value (overshoot reserve). Also, when the heat demand is
low (especially in the low-load regime) the temperature will drop only slightly since the
burner is switched on again as soon as there is a deviation of more than 1 K.
Example:
Set nominal temperature = 50 K
Switching differential = 6 K
Switch-on at (50°C - 1K) = 49 °C
Switch-off at (49°C + 6K) = 55°C
Deviation (K)
Switch-off level
Nominal level
Switch-on level
Activation of modulation The modulating burner stage is activated when the heat generator temperature has
dropped below the set nominal temperature by more than 1K. The burner is enabled
through the burner relay. As soon as the heat generator temperature crosses the
switch-off level the burner is deactivated. In contrast to the mixer parameters.
Adjustment Adjustment to the nominal temperature is realized through the conventional 2-point
output (activating the burner) and an additional 3-point output for modulating the
actuator in the burner. The temperature is registered by the heat generator sensor.
In contrast to mixer control, no end position function is assigned to this actuator. The
control mechanism is running continuously.
Minimum burner run time Independent of temperature-related switch-off conditions, the burner is kept running
for the duration of the set minimum burner run time.
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Minimum and maximum The same functions as for conventional heat generators apply when the heat
generator maximum temperature is exceeded or the heat generator minimum
temperature limitation temperature is undershot.
7.1.9 Modulation P-band (Xp)

Function When the nominal temperature changes abruptly, the proportional band Xp
determines the appropriate readjustment of the respective actuator in the burner
according to the new setpoint.
Example
At a maximum heat generator temperature of 70°C, the actuator in the modulating
must cover a temperature difference of 50K (based on a room temperature of 20°C).
This corresponds to a temperature deviation of 100 %, meaning that the setting is
calculated as follows:
Xp (%)/K x 50K = 100 % or Xp = 2 %/K
7.1.10 Modulation sample time Ta

The sample time is a controller setting that defines the time interval between two
subsequent actuator pulses when a deviation is detected. Shorter sample times
result in finer adjustment.
7.1.11 Modulation integral action time Tn

The integral action time (= reset time) determines the dynamic behavior of the
controller and thus the time needed by the controller to adjust for a detected
deviation from the nominal setting. The reset time is constant, independent of the
size of the deviation.
7.1.12 Modulation running time

This function allows adjusting the actuator, with regard to its finite running time, to
the control characteristics, meaning that actuators with different running times react
to the same deviation by readjusting by the same amount through adapting the
action times. The integral action time Tn remains unchanged in this. However, care
must be taken that the latter must always exceed the running time of the respective
actuator.
7.1.13 Modulation starting time

The starting time parameter determines the length of the start-up phase in
modulation mode so that a stable start-up is ensured. As soon as the set starting
time has expired, the modulation switches to its normal control characteristics
defined by the modulation parameters.
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7.1.14 Modulation starting load

The starting load parameter determines a percentage setting for a fraction of the
modulation running time during the start-up phase. With a setting of 0% the actuator
valve remains always closed. After the set starting time the modulation switches to
its normal control characteristics defined by the modulation parameters.
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7.1.15 When to apply boiler sensor 2

Function Two single stage heat generators
In order to measure the temperature in the second heat generator. See also 4.4.6
parameter 01
Two measuring points in the combustion chamber

In order to reduce standby losses by increasing the burner running times. With
automatic sensor switching between boiler sensor 1 and 2 after the burner switching
cycle the On- signal for the burner will be determined by the upper sensor (BS1) and
the Off- signal by the lower sensor (BS2)
7.1.16 External heat generator disable

Function If the assigned variable input is short circuited, there will be a permanent disable of
the heat generator. If the contact is open again, normal operation will be continued.
CAUTION This function is meant exclusively for external override signals and not for
safety switch off.
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7.1.17 Heat generator forced dissipation

Function When the temperature in the heat generator exceeds the set maximum temperature
limit, any excess energy is dissipated into circuits downstream. This function applies
to all controllers on the bus system.
Possible settings OFF

No heat dissipation
Dissipation into DHW tank

Only for independent DHW tanks
CAUTION Thermal mixer valve at water heater outlet obligatory because of scalding hazard.
Dissipation into heating circuits

Any excess heat is dissipated into existing heating circuits, without exceeding the set
maximum temperature. The intended room temperature may be exceeded for short
periods. If the respective circuits are equipped with room stations, the thermostat
function should be activated.
CAUTION For floor heating a contact thermostat must be installed to control forced switch-off of
the pumps.
Dissipation into buffer tank
7.1.18 Flue gas temperature monitoring

NOTE Only if Parameter 8 VI-1 = 13 – Flue gas sensor set in the “Hydraulics” menu.
NOTE A flue gas sensor can only be connected to the variable sensor input VI 1. Due to the
high temperatures a PT 1000 sensor is used for this purpose. The control device
automatically evaluates the sensor data, which are different from the data supplied
by the standard sensors.
NOTE When a sensor fault is detected with the fuel gas sensor active, and if flue gas
monitoring was set for temporary disable or permanent inhibit (safety functions),
there will be a heat generator switch-off in addition to the malfunction message.
Function This function controls the necessary measures in case the fuel gas temperature
exceeds the allowable limit.
Only display of fuel gas temperature

No follow-up function; the actual fuel gas temperature is displayed in the Information
display.
Heat generator disable for set time when limit is exceeded

When the temperature limit is exceeded the heat generator is disabled for the set
time and a malfunction message is triggered.
Heat generator disable when limit is exceeded

When the temperature limit is exceeded the heat generator is disabled and inhibited
permanently. It can only be unlocked by a reset in the “Malfunction messages”
menu.
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Flue gas temperature limit With the parameter set accordingly, the allowable temperature limit for the flue gas,
according to instructions of the heart generator manufacturer, has to be entered as
the reference value for the follow-up functions described above.
Recommended setting:
Nominal fuel gas temp. acc. to manufacturers’ data, plus 10 - 20 K
7.2 Heat Exchanger Heat Generator, district heating

Function The heat exchanger control assures that the right flow temperature is provided for all
heating demands. The set popint for the heat exchanger’s secondary flow
temperature is the maximum selection of all the required flow setpoints . A parallel
shift is to be entered under parameter no. 01.
Parameter no. Name Range Presetting Step Unit

01 Parallel shift –10 ... 50.0 0 0.5 K
The target value for the secondary flow temperature is limited by the parameter 02:
maximum limit. There is also a fixed minimum limit of 10°C.
The parallel shift is valid only if there is a demand higher than 15°C.

02 Max flow temp 10.0 ... 90.0 0.5 °C
target value 130.0
7.2.1 District Heating Valve On / Off Mode (district heating)

To assure always a minimum flow so that the heat meter can work precisely, pure
on/off switching is envisaged in low load mode. Parameter 03 is suitable for the
adjustment. The following diagram provides a clearer picture of the function.
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Should the secondary flow temperature controller output fall below the settable
minimum travel in % (parameter 03), two-step operating begins and the valve is
closed. The valve remains closed until the internal controller output reaches 10%
again. If a 10% controller output is reached, the valve opens again to the minimum
travel. If the controller output drops below 10% again, the valve closes again and the
cycle starts from the beginning.
This means that whenever there are demands of 10% on the heat generator the
valve is operated in On / Off mode and the secondary flow temperature is controlled
this way.
7.2.2 Continuous Heat Exchanger Valve Control (district heating)

If the output of the secondary flow temperature controller rises above 10%, the PI
controller controls the secondary flow temperature according to the required set
point within its min. and max. limits. The control parameters, controller gain, integral
action time, and District heating valve1 run time are settable with parameters 04 to
06.

04 Controller gain 0 ... 50 0.1 ... 30.0 5.0 %/K
05 Integral action 0 ... 60 3 1 min.
time
(0 = pure P
controller)
06 District heating 10 ... 1800 120 1 s
valve1 run time
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7.2.3 District Heating Return Temperature Limit (district heating)

Many district heating companies require minimal volume flows in their networks. It
can be obtained by reaching a high temperature difference between the flow and
return temperature.
Ex. 1 (Factory setting)
target value
Max. return Return temperature
limitation
Ex. 2
Outside temperature
Ex. 3
target value
Max. return
Ex. 4
Outside temperature
Operating points for flexible

return temperature
limitation in Ex. 3 and 4
By means of district heating return temperature limitation the required temperature

difference is assured. The maximum limit can either be a fixed value limitation or a
flexible limitation according to the outside temperature. A fixed value limitation to
e.g. 50 °C means that this value is independent of the outside temperature.
In case of higher outside temperatures it is desirable that the maximum limit can be
reduced, i.e. flexible district heating return temperature limitation is to be adopted. By
doing so, the relevant outside temperature is assigned to the lowest possible district
heating return temperature and hence a good heat exploitation is obtained.
The values for the maximum limitation of the district heating return temperature
(Parameter 08) and the starting point of the flexible district heating return
temperature limitation (Parameter 09) can be set for the operation with heating
circuits. The flexible return temperature limitation can be switched off by selecting
10°C as the starting point (Parameter 09).
The lowest return target value for flexible return temperature limitation is fixed at
+ 40 °C.
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If the maximum limit is exceeded, a second Pl controller intervenes with the same
parameters as in the secondary control (heat exchanger control).
Return temperature limitation Starting point of the flexible return

(parameter 8) temperature limitation (parameter 9)
Example 1: 90 °C 10 °C factory setting
Example 2: 50 °C 10 °C fixed value limit
Example 3: 80 °C 5 °C
Example 4: 50 °C -10 °C
Besides return temperature limitation either volume flow limitation or thermal output
limitation can also be set for this controller. The selection of these functions is
described below in parameter 11.

08 max. return 0.0 ... 90.0 0.5 °C
target value 100.0
09 Flexible district Off, Off 0.5 °C
heating ret. temp. -20.0 ...
operating point 10.0
11 Return limit: 0/1/2 0 - -
0=Temperature
1=Volume flow
and temperature
2=Thermal
output and
temperature
7.2.4 Return Temperature Limitation for DHW Loading (district heating)

In the case of DHW loading a special constant return setpoint applies. It is valid only
if the DHW loading pump is operating. The return setpoint is to be set with parameter
no. 10.

10 DHW loading: 40.0 ... 90.0 0,5 °C
return setpoint 90.0
7.2.5 Hot-water pre-control for District heating systems

The hot-water pre-control function is necessary for the controlled filling of hot water
storage tanks with layered filling from the district heating network. Generally, such
filling is carried out through a separate heat exchanger.
Operation The function is operated via a new variable in the hydraulic parameter for mixing
circuit 1 and 2 (PARAMETER 03 and 04 / HYDRAULICS).
Function number: 30
In the parameter tree for the heating circuits, parameters 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21 and
22 are available. With the return flow limiter activated, parameter 17 is displayed,
too.
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Info messages With the message “VORLAUF“, the symbol “WW“ for hot-water pre-mixing is
displayed to the lower left.
When the pump status is displayed, the string “ANFORDERUNG“ is displayed

instead of the operating mode.
Explanation When the hot-water pre-control is active, the respective mixing circuit cannot be
used as a heating circuit anymore.
When the hot-water pre-control is active, the request for hot-water filling is not sent
directly to the energy management unit (and from there to the district heating valve),
but instead to the hot-water pre-control.
The hot-water pre-control forwards the nominal value, taking into account the
parameter-defined offset (PARAMETER 14 / mixing tree), to energy management
and adjusts to the nominal value, which was received from hot-water filling, at the
mixer actuator.
Any parameter-defined return flow limiter sensor (setting 7/8 at the variable input)
acts according to its defined function on the actuator of the hot-water pre-control.
The switching behavior of the SFP is described under a separate request.
The hot-water pre-control must be activated in the same control device as the
associated hot-water filling unit.
The MC minimum and maximum limits are not adjustable and not effective.
The run-down time of the MCP runs parallel with the SFP run-down time
The boiler parallel shift of the SFP (parameter) acts on the MC request.
The boiler parallel shift of MC acts on the heat generator, provided the SFP
operating mode has not been set to “external storage tank”.
The optional return flow limitation acts on the flow mixture according to the setting.
The hot-water pre-control acts on only a hot-water filling configured in the same
device.
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7.2.6 Mode of operation – hot-water pre-control

Operation When operating in combination with hot-water pre-control, PARAMETER 08 (tank
drainage protection) does not act directly on the heat generator, but on the hot-water
pre-control.
For function with pre-mixer, parameter 08 is always adjustable. In this, the “OFF”
and “ON” settings have a different effect, which is described in the following.
Function With the setting “OFF”, there will be no start-up protection through the hot-water pre-
control. The SFP is switched on without any delay.
With the setting “ON”, the SFP is switched on only when the flow sensor detects that
the HW nominal temperature + ½ switching difference hot water (without offset) is
reached.
- HWPCnom = WWnom + P 09( HW )

1
- SFP=ON if HWPC act ≥ HWnom + SDHW
2
- SFP=OFF if HWPC act ≤ HWnom
Key:
HWPCact =Actual temperature at flow sensor hot-water pre-control
HWnom =Hot-water nominal temperature
P09( HW ) =Value of hot-water parameter 09 (HW filling temperature offset)
SDHW =Switching difference hot water)
Both pumps (SFP and HWPC) switch off after completion of a tank filling, taking into
account their run-down times. If they are to switch off simultaneously, identical run-
down times must be selected for them.
7.2.7 Operating principle – HW operating mode “External operation”

Operation If the energy supply for the hot-water filling is not provided through the district
heating valve, no hot-water request must be sent to the heat generator. The
following setting needs to be selected for this case:
HOT – WATER PARAMETER 07 (HW operating mode) = 7 (External operation)
Function The hot-water pre-control is part of the hot-water filling system. Consequently, the
request from storage control is forwarded to the hot-water pre-control, which acts
according to its function.
In the HW operating mode “External operation“, the nominal value from the hot-water
pre-control is not forwarded to the energy management unit (and, therefore, not to
the district heating valve).
7.2.8 Conditional parallel operation for mixing circuits

This function is only realized for district heating controllers.
Operation Additional setting for HOT – WATER PARAMETER 07 (HW operating mode) = 8
(priority with release control operation mixing circuits)
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Function Function as for hot-water priority operation (setting 2), with the difference that hybrid
heating circuits (mixing circuit control, constant control, fixed-value control) can still
adjust to their nominal value. During an active hot-water filling, the heating circuits do
post a nominal value to energy management. Mixing circuits must operate at the
temperature required by the hot-water request. Direct heating circuits remain
switched off.
A hot-water filling with priority operation in the system has priority. The mixer must
shut in this case.
7.2.9 Operating mode circulation pump

During service water filling, it should be possible to switch off the circulation pump.
Operation New parameter HOT – WATER PARAMETER 16
Access level HS (Heating Specialist)
Function 1: Function as before

2: While hot-water filling is active, the circulation pump is switched off.
7.2.10 Deactivation district heating control

Operation Parameter tree District heating, PARAMETER 01: Settings range is extended to
OFF, -10…+50.
Function Setting “OFF” means district heating deactivated

District heating valve permanently in STOP position when deactivated
The switch-over of the heat generators is controlled by district heating parameter 01.
7.2.11 Return Interval flushing (district heating)

If max. limitation is active and the district heating valve is opened less than 5%, the
district heating valve is opened to 10% every 10 minutes in case of heat demand, so
as to obtain an adequately precise return temperature measurement. This assures
that the limitation sensor is adequately supplied during return.
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7.2.12 Heat meter for additional limitation according to the volume flow or thermal output
(district heating)
This function is only active if a heat meter is present in the system. The signals
provided by the heat meter – pulses per unit of volume or pulses per unit of thermal
output – are used for the limitation function. Calibration of the thermal output and the
volume flow under parameters 12 und 13 allows calculating the entities thermal
output and volume flow. The values of these two entities are displayed when key ¤
is pressed. Nominal limits for thermal output and volume flow are entered under
parameters 14 und 15.
This limitation function operates as PI controller above the nominal value, using the
same parameters as the temperature control function.
The values are independent of the outside temperature. The heat flow is derived
from a volume signal in the following way:
The pulses representing the thermal output are counted, e.g. 5 pulses in one minute.
With the calibration parameters the actual thermal out, in kW, is calculated.
At an input of 60 pulses/min
7.2.13 Charging pump (CHP)
NOTE This function is only active if the CHARGING PUMP function was assigned to one of
the outputs "Direct circuit pump", "Variable Output 1"or "Variable Output 2" in the
"Hydraulics" menu.
Function A charging pump to supply remote parts of the heating system is active at every
heating or HW request to the heat generator. It can be connected, through variable
settings, at one of the variable outputs or at the direct circuit pump output.
Bus system A charging pump connected to the central device under address 10 will run as soon
as any request is present on the data bus (including all heating and hot-water circuits
within the control network).
A charging pump connected to an extension controller (address 20, 30,...50) runs
only on request from the heating circuit associated with the respective control
device.
:
Extended running time CHP To avoid a high-temperature safety switch-off of the heat generator, a charging
pump is switched off according to the set time delay when a request to the heat
generator is withdrawn.
See also 5.6.1 Hydraulic Menu and 5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu
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7.2.14 Primary pump

NOTE This function is only active if the PRIMARY PUMP function was assigned to one of
the outputs "Variable Output 1" or "Variable Output 2" in the "Hydraulics" menu.
Function The primary pump is the functional equivalent of a loading pump. It is only active
when heating requests to the heat generator are present. Hot-water requests are not
considered.
Bus system A primary pump connected to the central device under address 10 will run as soon
as any request is present on the data bus (including all heating and hot-water circuits
within the control network).
A primary pump connected to an extension controller (address 20, 30,...50) runs only
on request from the heating circuit associated with the respective control device.
Extended running time To avoid a high-temperature safety switch-off of the heat generator, the primary
primary pump pump is switched off according to the set time delay when a request to the heat
generator is withdrawn.
7.2.15 Boiler circuit pump

NOTE! Function active only if the function ”boiler circuit pump 1” was assigned in the
”Hydraulic” menu to one of the variable outputs ”Direct circuit pump”, ”Variable
Output 1” or ”Variable Output 2”.
Function The output controls a boiler circuit pump (or butterfly valve), which is switched on in
parallel with the heat generator and is put out of operation with a time delay after
switching off the heat generators.
BCP2 For systems with two single boilers or a double boiler two boiler circuit pumps can be
connected. The second output controls the boiler circuit pump of the sequential
boiler.
BCP pre-run time The pre-run time determines the burner’s switch-on delay and hence the opening
time of the shut-off device (motorized valve) to assure trouble-free circulation within
the heat generator when the burner switches on.
The setting of a pre-run time is only relevant if a shut-off device (motorized valve) is
used instead of a boiler circuit pump. Actuators with a reversible motor must be
operated by means of a slave relay with double throw contact (separate control
phases Lopen/Lshut).
BCP switch off delay After the switch-off of the burner the boiler circuit pump is switched off with a time
delay according to the set time in orderto prevent a safety switch-off of the heat
generator at high temperatures.
The switch off delay depends on the type of heat generator to be used and is to be
adjusted accordingly.
NOTE An external heat generator disable acts on output KP.
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7.2.16 Parallel heat generator enabling (PWF)

NOTE This function is only active if the “parallel heat generator enabling” function was
assigned to one of the outputs "Direct circuit pump", "Variable Output 1"or "Variable
Output 2" in the "Hydraulics" menu.
Function Regardless of a request to the heat generator, the output programmed accordingly
(DK, VO-1, VO-2) is activated immediately when the burner relay is activated (no
pre-running time).
When the burner relay is deactivated the programmed output is switched off after a
delay time. The switch-off duration depends on the setting of parameter 14
(extended running time) in the Heat generator menu.
Note A parallel setting of boiler circuit pump and parallel heat generator enabling is
allowed.
The temporary interruption (Solar/Solid fuel) and the external heat generator disable
act on output PWF.
See also 5.6.1 Hydraulic Menu and 5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu
7.2.17 Return control

Function To prevent the return flow temperature from dropping below the minimum return
temperature required by some heat generators, the control system features various
options for raising the return temperature. Once one of these return control options is
active, a parameter tree is activated where the appropriate settings can be entered.
The parameter “Boiler return control” determines the lowest allowable return flow
temperature for systems with direct or indirect return control. When the heat
generator return temperature drops below the set limit, the respective return control
device is activated and raises the return temperature until the set temperature is
reached or exceeded.
See also 5.6.8 Return control Menu
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7.2.17.1 Bypass pump (RBP)
Function The simplest way of controlling the return flow temperature is by means of a bypass
pump. When the return temperature in the heat generator drops below the set boiler
return minimum temperature, flow mixing is initiated by switching on a bypass pump
parallel to the heat generator. As soon as the return temperature rises above the
boiler return minimum temperature plus the return switching differential, the bypass
pump will be deactivated after the set delay time (Extended running time bypass
pump). As the mixing itself is not controlled, the bypass cross sections must be
taken into account for the system layout.
As soon as the switch-off conditions are fulfilled, the bypass pump will be switched
off after a delay according to the actual setting.
NOTE To avoid intermittent operation of the bypass pump, the return sensor must always
be positioned downstream of the mixing point for this mode of return temperature
control.
7.2.17.2 Return control through controlled flow mixing

Function If the control unit is equipped with a mixer output, this output can be programmed for
controlled flow mixing.
In this mode of return control the programmed mixing circuit adjusts the return
temperature to the return temperature setpoint. The adjustment is independent of the
status of any start-up protection of the heat generator. The return sensor for this
function is connected at the sensor input of the respective mixing circuit (e.g. VF 1
for mixing circuit 1).
The mixing circuit operates like a boiler circuit pump without boiler start-up protection
for this purpose.
7.2.17.3 Indirect return control

Function Indirect return control is realized by means of the mixer valves in the heating circuits.
It only works for heating systems without a bypass pump and without controlled flow
mixing.
When this function is active, two values are calculated independently for regulating
each mixing circuit. The first value is the control variable for the flow setpoint of the
heating circuit; the second is the control variable for the return setpoint.
The control variable used for mixer control (mixer control variable) results from the
superimposition of both values. In this the adjustment of the return temperature is
treated with priority.
Indirect return control is only active with mixing circuits that are in heating operation
as well. It does not affect a heating circuit in reduced operation.
To avoid excessive pulsing, we recommend enabling the connected consumers

(heating and HW circuits) with staggered switch-on times.
This function does not affect direct heating circuits.
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NOTE Indirect return control is only feasible for system without bypass pumps and without
controlled flow mixing.
7.3 Heating Circuit
7.3.1 General Heating Circuit Functions
7.3.1.1 Heating Characteristic Curve

The prerequisite for a constant room temperature is the exact setting of the heating
characteristic curve (see also the Heating Characteristic Curve section) of the
relevant heating circuit as well as a correct design of the heating system on the part
of the heating technician according to the heat demand calculation.
If adjustments are necessary, these should be made in small steps at a distance of a

few seconds to assure that a steady state condition is obtained.
Differences that can be balanced by installing a room device (see available

accessories) may occur between the measured room temperature in the inhabited
area and the desired room temperature.
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7.3.1.2 Setting of the Heating Characteristic Curve

This key provides for the setting of the heating characteristic .
Boiler- / Flow temperature (0C)
Outside temperature (0C)

T room (0C)
The slope of the heating characteristic describes the relation between the change in
the flow temperature and the change in the outside temperature. In case of large
heating surfaces (and therefore low flow temperatures) like floor heating systems the
heating characteristic curve is less steep compared to smaller heating surfaces (e. g.
radiators).
The setting value refers to the lowest outside temperature used for heat demand
calculation. This parameter is to be set by the technician and should not be altered
anymore.
The setting of the heating characteristic should be carried out only in small steps and
at adequately long intervals so that a stable condition can be noticed. It is
recommended to make any corrections in 0.1 – 0.2 steps after 1–2 days.
CAUTION In order to measure the room temperature the heating circuit of the most
occupied room is to be used.
Radiator thermostats are used together with correctly designed radiators to
control the external heat gain and should hence be almost completely open.
During the adjustment phase additional external heat sources like fireplaces,
majolica stoves, etc. should not be used. Furthermore, during the
measurement period excessive ventilation is to be avoided.
The measurement period covers basically the heating phases.

If the heating characteristic is correctly set, the room temperature remains constant
according to the set daytime setpoint regardless of the changes in the outside
temperature.
If an automatic correction of the heating characteristic (heating characteristic
adaptation) is made at the service level, this parameter can no longer be manually
set. Instead of the slope display the message HEATING CURVE starts to flash
during the adjustment and is corrected continuously.
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Recommended settings:
Floor heating: 0.3 ... 1.0
Radiator heating: 1.2 ... 2.0
Convector heating: 1.5 ... 2.0
NOTE! The heating characteristics are limited by the minimum and maximum temperature
limits. With activated limits the relevant flow temperature is controlled exclusively
according to the set limit values.
The first heating characteriszic displayed is always the direct heating circuit (HC). In
case of room units the assigned heating circuit will be the first. If other heating
circuits are existing, their slope values can be selected with the relevant access
authorization and modified if necessary.
Setting After pressing the £ key the direct heating circuit (HC) flashes with the current
setting.
Other heating circuits, if existing, can be selected with the rotary pushbutton and the
corresponding slope values can be modified if necessary.
Setting range OFF, 0,05 ... 3,5
Factory setting Direct heating circuit (DK): = 1.50

To return to the basic display press the £ key twice or just wait for approx.
60 seconds for automatic return (see 5.1.2.7 "System Information).
7.3.1.3 Heating Circuit Reduced Mode

Function During reduced mode you can choose from two operating modes:
RED (Reduced mode) The direct heating circuit’s heating circuit pump remains active during reduced mode
(see Switching Time Program). The flow temperature is determined by the relevant
reduced heating characteristic according to the decreased room setpoint. The set
minimum temperature will be maintained.
Application: Buildings with low insulation values and high heat losses.
ECO (Switch-off Mode) During reduced mode the direct heating circuit is completely switched off if the
outside temperature exceeds the set frost protection limit. The heat generator
minimum temperature limit is deactivated. The heating circuit pump is switched off
with a short delay in order to avoid a safety switch-off owing to the post heating of
the heat generator (extended pump running time).
If the outside temperature falls below the specified frost protection limit, the controller
switches from switch-off mode (ECO) to reduced mode (RED) and the heating circuit
temperature is adjusted according to the set reduced characteristic considering the
set heat generator minimum temperature settings.
Application: Buildings with high insulation values.
CAUTION The mode set here applies also for the ASENT and CONSTANT REDUCED
operating modes.
See also 5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu
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7.3.1.4 Heating system (exponent)

Function This parameter refers to the type of heating system (floor, radiator, convector
heating) and can be compared to the exponent of the relevant heat exchanger. The
setting determines the curvature of the heating characteristic of the direct heating
circuit and compensates the performance losses at low temperatures by means of its
progressive characteristic.
Depending on the type of heating system the following settings are recommended:
1.10 Slightly progressive heating characteristic for floor or other panel

heating systems.
1.30 Progressive standard characteristic for all radiator heating systems with
m-values comprised between 1.25 and 1.35.
2.00 Progressive heating characteristic for convector and baseboard heating
systems
3.00 – 5.00 Very progressive heating characteristic curves for general ventilator
application with high start temperatures.
7.3.1.5 Heating Circuit Temperature Limitation

NOTE! This function is not active if the heating circuit control is set at constant control (CC).
Function This function limits the flow temperature of a heating circuit. The minimum and
maximum temperatures set in the relevant parameters of a heating circuit must not
exceed or fall below the setpoints.
Minimum temperature limitation is not active:

• in case of switch-off in standby mode above the frost protection limit
• in case of switch-off in reduced automatic mode with the activated ECO function
above the frost protection limit
• in case of switch-off in constant reduced mode with activated ECO function
• in case of automatic summer switch-off
Application - Floor minimum limitation

- Ventilation pre-adjustment (warm air curtain)
- Convector heating
CAUTION To protect the floor heating systems against accidental overheating

(malfunction – manual mode) a controller-independent maximum temperature
limit must be provided. In this case a contact thermostat is recommended. By
means of its switching contact the control phase of the relevant heating circuit
pump is looped. The thermostat is to be set at the maximum permissible
system temperature.
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7.3.1.6 Heating Circuit Parallel Shift

Function For special applications this function offers the possibility to admit the heating
characteristic curve of the direct heating circuit with a constant shift value. The
demand value plus the shift value is transmitted to the heat generator.
The displacement of the heating characteristic curve is carried out in parallel with the
flow temperature.
Application Base correction of the heating characteristic for adjustment to the desired room
temperature without changing the room setpoint.
7.3.1.7 Heating Circuit Pump extended running time

Function If tere is no heat demand from the heating circuit, the heating circuit pump is
switched off after the time set in the relevant heating circuit menu to avoid a safety
switch-off of the heat generators at high temperatures.
7.3.1.8 Screed function

NOTE This function is not active if the heating circuit control is used as constant control
(CC).
Function The screed function is used exclusively for the required drying of newly applied
screed on floor heating systems. The process is based on recommendations of the
German Bundesverbandes Flächenheizungen (Federal Association for Surface
Heating) concerning the heating of fresh floor covers (heating according to a
mandatory temperature profile).
This is a special function that will not be interrupted by any other operating mode
(including manual operation or emission measurement)!
The screed function can be activated for mixer circuits and, in special cases (e.g. in
conjunction with a condensing boiler) also for a direct heating circuit.
When the screed function is active, all weather-dependent control functions of the
heating circuit concerned are switched off. The respective heating circuit operates
independent of the operating mode (switching times) as a constant temperature
controller.
An active screed function can be deactivated at any time (parameter setting Screed
function = OFF).
On completion of the screed function, the heating circuit returns to operation

according the actual operating mode setting.
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The screed function consists of two steps:
Step 1 Function heating acc. to DIN 4725 Part 4 (setting 1)
• Constant heating at 25 °C on the start day and for the following three days.
• Heating at set maximum flow temperature, limited to 55 °C.
TVLnom. [°C]
Maximum temperature setting = 40 °C
40
35
30
25
ST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 t
[Days]
Time profile of the screed function for function heating
Step 2 Heating function for floor covering (setting 2)
The heating of the floor covering follows a preset temperature profile.
Starting with 25°C on the first day, the requested temperature rises by 5° C per day
over the following days until the maximum temperature of the heating circuit is
reached. After that the nominal temperature is reduced with the same stepping until
the base point of 25°C is reached again.
Example Maximum temperature setting for the heating circuit = 40 °C

Day 1: constant heating at 25 °C
Days 5-15: constant heating at maximum flow temperature
Day 16: reduced heating at 35 °C
On the start day heating at 25 °C is maintained till midnight. The heating function for
floor covering sets in at 00:00 h on the following day.
TVLnom. [°C]
Maximum temperature setting = 40°C
40
35
30
25
ST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 t
[Days]
[Tage]
Time profile of the screed function for floor cover heating
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Step 1+2 Function heating with subsequent floor cover heating (setting 3)
Both steps are carried out subsequently.
TVLnom [°C]
40
35
30
ST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 t
[Days]
Time profile of the screed function for function heating and heating for floor covering
Prior to activation of the screed function it must be ensured that the screed to be
heated has dried appropriately.
Cement screed: 21 days
Calcium sulfate (anhydride) screed: 7 days
NOTE The maximum profile temperature is determined by the respective maximum flow
temperature limit.
After a short power failure of restart, a previously activated screed function is
continued where it was interrupted.
The Screed function parameter is automatically set to OFF when the function is
completed. The screed function can be activated again if necessary.
In the status display of the respective heating circuit, the word SCREED is displayed
instead of the actual operating mode.
7.3.2 Heating Circuit Constant Temperature Control

NOTE! This function must be activated in the HYDRAULIC menu for the corresponding
heating circuit (Direct heating circuit, Mixing circuit 1, Mixing circuit 2).
Function The control circuit is operated at a constant flow temperature value. The demand
value is transmitted to the heat generator.
The constant temperature setting is carried out with the relevant parameter
”Constant Temperature Setpoint”.
7.3.3 Fixed Value Control

Function As constant temperature control. In this case the demand value is not transmitted to
the heat generator and switching-times program and operating modes can be
activated.
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7.3.4 Assessment of the Room Temperature / Room Influence
7.3.4.1 Heating Circuit with Room influence

Function Depending on the application this function determines the enabling of the room
sensor in a room unit/room sensor connected with the direct heating circuit and of all
the parameters related to room temperature measurement.
No room sensor In the following cases:

• No room sensor influence when mounting the room unit outside the occupied
area (e.g. in unheated rooms like cellars, etc.).
• No room sensor switching for apartment buildings that, due to different residence
layouts, are operated at different room temperatures and therefore do not offer a
reference room.
• No display of the current room temperature is provided in the system information
if the room influence is off.
• The feed temperature is corrected purely by atmospheric conditions.
Room sensor active for room influence and connected outside sensor:
• With the room sensor switched on, the heating circuit is controlled in weather-
responsive mode taking into account the actual room temperature. The room
temperature deviation is taken account of according to the “Room factor”
parameter setting.
• If an SDW 20 room device is connected, the actual room temperature is indicated
in the basic display instead of the heat generator temperature.
• When the actual room temperature drops below the present nominal room
temperature + 1K, any active summer switch-off is disabled, provided Automatic
operation was not selected.
Room sensor active, operation disabled:

This setting enables the room temperature-related functions while operation via the
room device is disabled.
Application Public buildings (government, schools, public facilities, etc.) where only the
registration of the room temperature is required.
Room sensor off, operation active:

At this setting the room sensor is only used as a display device without influencing
the room temperature-related functions. The operation of the room device is possible
without restrictions.
Application All system layouts that exclude room influence while the display of the actual room
temperature is still required (in contrast to setting OFF).
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7.3.4.2 Heating Circuit Room Factor

Function This function determines to what extent a deviation of the room temperature from the
setpoint affects the control of boiler flow temperature.
If there is no difference between the desired (TARGET) and the current (ACTUAL)
room temperature, the direct heating circuit’s flow temperature is controlled
according to the set heating characteristic .
If there is a difference between the room temperature and the setpoint, the heating
characteristic is shifted parallel to the room temperature axis so that the deviation is
compensated. The amount of the displacement depends on the setting of the room
factor.
The following relation applies:

Corrected room setpoint = adjusted room setpoint – (Deviation x Room Factor)
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Example Adjusted room setpoint = 21 °C
Actual room temperature = 20 °C
Deviation = – 1 K
For a room influence of 100%:
Corrected room setpoint = 21 °C -(-1K · 100) = 22 °C.
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The boiler temperature is controlled according to a heating characteristic which
corresponds to a room temperature setpoint of 22 °C.
High settings lead to a quicker adjustment of the control deviation, while they reduce
the stability of the control circuit and can lead with excessively high setpoints to the
oscillating of the control value (= room temperature).
7.3.4.3 Room Controller Heating Circuit

At this setting the heating circuit concerned can be controlled through a room
controller. This requires a room device SDW 20 with room control function. The room
controller directly determines the required flow setpoint and transmits this
information to the central device.
At this setting the control of the respective heating circuit is completely room-guided.
Weather-dependence is inactive. However, the parameters for weather response
(heating characteristic curve settings) can still be entered.
7.3.4.4 Heating curve adaptation heating circuit

Function Adaptation means the automatic adjustment of heating curve slope to the building
characteristics under continuous measurement of outside, flow and room
temperatures. The determination of the optimum heating curve requires prolonged
heating periods so that a balance between heat supply and heat reduction is
ensured. The adaptation causes a targeted readjustment of the heating curve,
depending on the control deviation.
The value found through adaptation is not stored. The larger the deviations, the
larger the correction steps; the smaller the deviations, the smaller the corrections.
The heating curve is newly adapted whenever the heating curve slope parameter
setting is changed at a later stage.
An active adaptation is indicated by a flashing symbol in the user menu.
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Adaptation is a useful tool for determining the correct building characteristic curve.
We recommend switching off this parameter once the adaptation is complete, and to
set manually, in the user menu, the slope value found though adaptation.
NOTE An adaptation is allowed under the following conditions:

• Room sensor switched on (Room influence = ON)
• Heating curve adaptation switched on
• Heating operating under any Automatic program
• Continuous heating
• Mean outside temperatures below 16°C
• Room temperature deviations from present setpoint > ±1K.
The adaptation will not be initiated:

• if the heating circuit is switched off
• during the optimization phases
• if Heating curve adaptation is switched off
• if the room sensor is disabled (Room influence = OFF)
• if the outdoors sensor is defective or disconnected
• during reduced operation under any Automatic program
• during permanently reduced operation
• when the boiler maximum temperature is reached
7.3.4.5 Heating Circuit Switch-on Optimisation

Function With this function the latest heating up time is calculated considering the outside and
room temperature (heat loss) to assure the desired room temperature at the set
occupancy start time.
The switch-on times saved in the switching time programs for the relevant heating
circuit do not refer any longer to the heating start time but to the occupancy start
time (i.e. the time when the desired room temperature is reached).
tvor calculation of the advanced sw itch on time
tvor max
ϑANorm ϑRTSoll
ϑA
( −12°C ) ( 20° C )
ϑ RTSoll = room setpoint at the start time (adjusted switch on time)

t vor max = max.optimization time (Parameter 06)
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ϑ ANorm = design outside temperature

t vor = actual optimization time
ϑA = actual outside temperature
7.3.4.5.1 Switch-on Optimization for Room Control (RC)
For room controller operation, the advance time is determined by adaptation. For this
function, a room station SDW 20 must be connected and its parameter set
appropriately in the heating circuit menu (parameter 4 = RC). The function will not be
effective in conjunction with room device SDW 10.
Function With optimization switched off, a certain time passes at the transition between
reduced operation to heating operation until the room temperature reaches the
nominal daytime temperature (daytime setpoint).
This time is measured to determine an advance factor, which defines how much time
per kelvin of temperature rise the heat-up process takes. The advance factor is
computed from the time measured for the last x heat-up cycles, with x acting as a
damping factor.
The maximum advance time is derived from the parameter setting for switch-on
optimization (direct circuit or mixer 1 or 2 parameters 06).
A sliding setpoint adaptation starting from the advance time is not performed as the
entire control algorithm is designed for sharp setpoint steps.
Boundary conditions Switch-on optimization is carried out only if:

• the controller is in Automatic operation
• the controller is in Reduced operation, meaning that there will be no advance
switch-on between 2 subsequent heating cycles with different room temperature
setpoints
• the new room temperature setpoint is higher than the reduced temperature.
7.3.4.6 Function Heating Limit

This parameter supplements the summer switch-off function. It deactivates the
respective heating circuit as soon as the computed flow temperature setpoint
approaches the present room temperature setpoint.
The heating limit parameter can be activated separately for each heating circuit.
Function Switch-off: Flow-set < (room-set + heating limit setting)

Switch-on: Flow-set > (room-set + heating limit setting + 2K)
Example:
Room setpoint = 22 °C, heating limit setting = 2 K
Switch-off at flow setpoint 24 °C (22°C + 2K)
Switch-on at flow setpoint 26°C (22°C + 2K + 2K)
Boundary conditions The SUMMER SWITCH-OFF function (menu SYSTEM - parameter 04) has priority
over the HEATING LIMIT function.
The FROST PROTECTION function (menu SYSTEM - parameter 05) has priority
over the HEATING LIMIT function.
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7.3.4.7 Heating Circuit Room frost protection Limit

Function This function determines the room setpoint of the corresponding heating circuit
during switch-off mode with frost protection activated:
• during holiday mode

• in automatic mode between the heating cycles with active ECO function (see
5.6.4 Direct Heating Circuit Menu, Parameter 01 – Reduced Mode).
• in constant reduced mode with active ECO function (see 5.6.4 Direct Heating
Circuit Menu, Parameter 01 – Reduced Mode)
In connection with a room unit the heating circuit is controlled according to the room
frost protection temperature.
Without a room unit the setting serves a default value for the reduced room
temperature and is controlled on the basis of the latter.(parameter 08)
NOTE! With lasting frost protection mode and sensitive objects in the house like antiques,
plants, etc. the setting value is to be duly adjusted.
7.3.4.8 Room Thermostat Function (Room Temperature Maximum Limit)

Function This function determines a room temperature-related limit with adjustable switching
differential. If the room temperature of the relevant heating circuit exceeds the
current daytime or reduced room setpoint by the set switching differential, the
heating mode is temporarily stopped (heating circuit pump switched off).
Heating operation is resumed as soon as the room temperature of the respective

heating circuit drops to 0.5 K below the switch-off temperature.
Example:
Daytime room temperature setpoint = 22 °C
Thermostat function setting = 4 K
Interruption of heating operation: TRoom > (22 °C + 4 K) > 26.0 °C
Resumption of heating operation: TRoom < (26 °C – 0.5 K) < 25.5 °C
Setting OFF disables the thermostat function.
NOTE The thermostat function is effective in Heating mode and in Reduced mode.
The thermostat function is disabled when AT frost protection is active.
7.3.4.8.1 Special mixing circuit functions
Mixing circuit return

temperature high limit By means of an additional return sensor for the mixing circuit a return temperature
high limit control for this mixing circuit can be activated.
With some applications too high return temperatures may cause technical problems
(district heating, condensating boilers) These can occur if heating system does not
need the heat energy (e.g. radiator valves closed).
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If the return temperature exceeds the maximum value, the controller will change
from flow control to return control and thus prevent too high return temperatures.
7.3.4.8.2 Mixer control
7.3.4.8.2.1 Proportional band Xp
The proportional band Xp defines how a step change of the setpoint effects a
change of the corresponding actuator according to the new setpoint.
Example:
Consider an actuator moving though an angle of 90° in an action time of two
minutes. When a sudden flow temperature control deviation of 10 K occurs (e.g.
when the system switches from reduced to daytime operation) and the P-band
setting is 5%/K, the actuator has to open by 50 % (= 5%/K x 10K). Consequently, the
duration of the actuation pulse is one minute (= 50 % of the actuator action time).
7.3.4.8.2.2 Integral action time Tn
The integral part (= adjustment time) determines the dynamic behavior of the
controller and thus the time required by the controller to adjust for the actual control
deviation. The integral action time is independent of the amount of deviation.
Example:
With a sudden flow temperature control deviation of 10 K (e.g. when the system
switches from reduced to daytime operation) and a Tn setting of 7 minutes, the
controller will adjust for the new (10 K higher) flow temperature after the set time.
NOTE The adjustment time can be determined through the Ziegler-Nichols method: The
mixer is closed, initially, and the heat generator is taken to the maximum
temperature for the heating circuit concerned. As soon as half of all consumers at
the circuit to be measured have been opened, the mixer is fully opened from cold
condition (= room temperature) by means of the Relay Test function. The
characteristic heat-up curve, i.e. the temperature development over time following
this action, shows an inflection point. The crossing of the tangent through that point
and the time axis is the delay time. This value multiplied by the factor 3.3 is the
optimum integral action time for this heating circuit.
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Example: Step response function (surface Temperature (°C)

heating)
In the example illustrated to the right the mixer
circuit temperature reaches the level of the heat
generator temperature after about 17 minutes,
with the mixer fully opened.
The curve tangent through the inflection point
indicates a delay time of 5 minutes. Inflection tangent
The resulting optimum adjustment time (Tv x 3.3)
is approx. 16.5 min (setting: 17)
Inflection point
Delay time Tv
Recommended basic setting for integral action time for different heating systems:
Application Tn
Floor heating and other static heating surfaces 10 - 30 min
Radiator heating 6 -10 min
Convector heating 3 - 6 min
7.3.4.8.2.3 Sample time Ta
The sample time is a controller-internal quantity which defines the time interval
between two subsequent actuator pulses in the presence of a control deviation.
Shorter sample times allow finer adjustments.
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7.3.4.8.2.4 Actuator Running Time
This function allows adjusting the actuator, with regard to its finite running time, to
the control characteristics, meaning that actuators with different running times (e.g. 1
min, 2 min, 4 min) react to the same deviation by readjusting by the same amount
through adapting the action times. The integral action time Tn remains unchanged in
this. However, care must be taken that the latter must always exceed the running
time of the respective actuator.
Example of the coaction of P-band, I-band, adjustment time and sample time
Step response to different control deviations
(open control circuit, actuator pulled off) Mixer opening (%)
Integral action time Tn=7 min
Sample time Ta=20 sec Position OPEN
Mixer running time = 2 min
The P-pulse, which is proportional to the control

deviation, is followed by further actuator pulses if the
control deviation was not eliminated at that point (I-
Actuator characteristics
band)
For control deviation 50%
The integral action time remains constant for different
control deviations.
Actuator characteristics
For control deviation 25%
Adjustment time Tn (XW=25%)

Adjustment time Tn (XW=50%) Action time (min)
Actuator pulses for control deviation XW=50%
Actuator pulses for control deviation XW=25%
P-band I-band
7.3.4.8.2.5 End position function actuator
This function determines the type of control signal in the end positions OPEN and
CLOSED of each actuator.
1 = Continuous voltage signal at connector OPEN or CLOSED at the respective end
position
2 = De-energized in end position OPEN or CLOSED respectively
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7.3.5 Domestic Hot Water Heating
7.3.5.1 DHW Tank Loading (DHWP)

Function The output controls at request a DHW loading pump during the relevant operating
times.
DHW Day The DHW (Domestic Hot Water-) daytime temperature is set with a key on the user
interface. The DHW daytime temperature provides for the desired hot water
temperature during DHW operating times in the automatic program and during the
PARTY and HEATING operating modes.
This setting is the initial value for the nominal temperatures that can be set for each
heating cycle in the switching-time programs. The temperature settings in the
switching time programs are automatically adjusted when the HW daytime
temperature is changed.
Example Before
Temperature setting hot water daytime temperature: 50 °C
Temperatures in switching-time program:

05:00 – 08:00 60 °C
08:00 – 16:00 50 °C
16:00 – 22:00 60 °C
After
Temperature setting hot water daytime temperature: 52 °C
Temperatures in switching-time program:

05:00 – 08:00 62 °C
08:00 – 16:00 52 °C
16:00 – 22:00 62 °C
Changed settings are stored when key § or î is briefly pressed again or after
automatic return at a preset time. Once the settings are stored, the unit automatically
switches to Basic display.
See also 5.1.2.4 "Daytime DHW Temperature" Key
WW Night Hot water economy temperature is the setpoint for the DHW tank between the active
operating mode times in automatic mode.
If a DHW thermostat is used to determine the water heater temperature, the

parameter for the setting of the economy temperature is skipped.
Legionella Protection In order to kill Legionella germs in the tank, a Legionella protection function can be
activated. To activate, use parameter 02 in the Domestic Hot Water Parameter Menu
(DHW).
In order to completely kill all germs, the Legionella protection temperature should be
set at least at 50 °C.
The setting is carried out with two parameters. The weekday for Legionella
protection can be selected by the end user with a freely accessible parameter
(parameter 02). With parameters 03 and 04 the time and temperature can be set by
the heating technician.
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Temperature measurement Type of temperature measurement

This function determines the type of temperature measurement in the hot water tank.
Usually an electronic temperature probe (immersion sensor in the hot water tank) is
used for this purpose, utilizing the temperature-dependent electric resistance of the
probe.
Alternatively, hot water provision can also be controlled by a mechanical

temperature controller (Thermostat switching contact). A hot-water thermostat is
connected to tank sensor input SF and set to the required nominal temperature.
When the thermostat request energy via the tank sensor input (contact closed), the
tank is loaded with hot water at the set hot water maximum temperature until the
contact opens again.
NOTE With hot water control through a thermostat the actual hot water temperature cannot
be measured and registered and will therefore not be displayed as part of the system
information. Also, the hot water nominal temperatures cannot be set.
Maximum Temperature This function limits the temperature in the DHW tank according to the
aforementioned set value (parameter06). The desired water heater daytime
temperature to be set at the user level is limited by this parameter.
NOTE! If a DHW thermostat is used to determine the water heater temperature (see
Parameter 05), this function is not active.
CAUTION Hot water maximum temperature limitation is function protecting the tank and
terminates hot water loading into the tank. The tank loading pump is switched
off immediately when the maximum temperature is exceeded. In this case it
cannot be ensured that the set extended running time is adhered to.
NOTE If a HW-thermostat is used instead of an electronic sensor, the HW maximum

temperature setting (plus the set temperature shift during loading) is forwarded to the
heat generator.
DHW Operating Mode

(parameter 07) With this function it is set how the heating system reacts to a heat demand from the
DHW tank. There are 5 different setting options.
Parallel Mode
During tank loading the heating circuits remain operative.
Priority Mode
During tank loading the heating circuits are put out of function. They are restarted as
soon as the DHW loading pump extended running time is over.
If the DHW setpoint is not reached after 4 hours, an alarm is indicated on the display
Conditional Priority
During tank loading the heating circuits remain blocked until the temperature in the
heat generator reaches the current DHW target value minus half the burner
switching differential.
The heating circuits will be enabled according to the following criteria:
Enabling the heating circuits:

HG actual temperature >DHW setpoint + DHW switching differential/2 + 10K
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Disabling the heating circuits:

HG actual temperature <DHW setpoint + DHW switching differential/2 + 5K
NOTE! In this operating mode the loading temperature increase for the tank is to be
selected so that the heat generator does not switch off before the heating circuits are
enabled. A parallel shift of at least 10K should be set so that this function can
operate correctly.
Weather-responsive Parallel Mode

Above the set outside frost protection limit DHW heating is carried out in priority
mode; in case of active frost protection there is a switchover to parallel mode.
Priority Mode with Intermediate Heating

With this setting DHW loading is limited to a maximum of 20 minutes in order to
provide for a 10-minute long intermediate heating. The loading procedure is
continued at the end of the intermediate heating. DHW loading and intermediate
heating are carried out in an alternating order until DHW tank loading is finished.
Priority valve Switching

Tank loading is carried by means of a three-way changeover valve; the heating
circuit pump is also the DHW loading pump. At the end of the DHW loading and at
the expiry of the extended time the three-way valve is changed back to heating
mode.
The heating circuit pump is connected at output DKP and the three-way valve to
output SLP in this case.
External operation (Request does not act on heating generator and heating
circuit)
In external operation hot-water loading is switched only according to the set
switching differentials. There is neither a heat request to the heat generator nor tank
priority operation to the heating circuits. The parameters Boiler parallel shift, Tank
Discharge Protection, Pump Extended Running Time and Boiler Start-up Protection
do not act on the HW loading pump.
Tank Discharge Protection (parameter 08)

With discharge protection activated and a HW request present, the HW loading
pump enabled only when the temperature in the heat generator rises by more than 5
K above the actual temperature in the hot water tank.
This measure prevents any rear tank discharge through the heat generator. The HW
loading pump is disabled again as soon as the temperature difference between the
heat generator and the HW tank has dropped to less than 2 K.
NOTE! The heat generator minimum temperature limit operates continuously to protect the
heat generator and blocks the DHW loading pump in case of temperatures below the
set value.
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CAUTION In case of DHW temperature settings above 60°C this function should not be
activated to avoid safety switch-off (in particular for heat generators with a low
water capacity).
Tank Discharge Protection must be set accordingly for HW loading from buffer
tanks.
Boiler Temperature
parallel shift: This function determines the default setting of the tank loading temperature
compared to the set DHW setpoint. In case of setpoint modifications the heating
energy needed for the DHW supply is adjusted.
In case of several controllers connected via bus and several DHW circuits the tank
loading temperature depends on the highest setpoint if several tanks are loaded
simultaneously.
Switching differential This function determines the size of the DHW switching differential. The switching
differential affects the relevant DHW setpoint symmetrically.
Loading enabling The current DHW temperature is lower than the DHW setpoint by half the amount of
the DHW switching differential.
Loading abort The current DHW temperature exceeds the DHW setpoint by half the amount of the
DHW switching differential.
Extended Pump
running time After switching-off the heat generator the tank loading pump is stopped only after a
time delay to prevent a safety switch-off in case of high temperatures. The setting
can be adjusted to the capacity of the DHW tank.
NOTE! Excessively long overtravel times interrupt unnecessarily the heating mode and
increase the temperature in the hot water tank.
Tank sensor 2 For complete loading of a hot-water tank by means of automatic measuring point
changeover between tank sensors 1 and 2 (layer loading). The measured value of
the hotter sensor (SF1 or SF2) is evaluated for the activation of the loading pump.
Termination of the loading is carried out on the basis of the measured value of the
colder sensor. The set values for the hot-water setpoint temperature and the
specified hot-water switching difference continue to apply.
See also 5.6.3, Domestic Hot Water Parameter Menu (DHW)
7.3.5.2 Circulation pump (CIR.)

NOTE! This function is callable only if a variable output is defined for a circulation pump.
Function The output controls a hot water circulation pump.
Economy Interval (Pulse) The use of the economy interval minimizes the usual circulation losses owing to
adjustable switch-on intervals during operating and determines the run time of the
DHW circulation pump within an adjustable period (economy interval).
Economy Interval
(Period duration) This parameter determines the length of the period and hence the duration of the
pause in a circulation pump pulse operating mode.
Economy interval Pause = Economy interval Period duration – Economy interval Pulse –
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The switching-on degree is calculated from the ratio:

n = Pulse time/Period duration x 100 (%)
Example:
With an economy pause of 15 min and an economy period of 20 min, the circulation
pump will run for 5 min before the subsequent pause of 15 min.
The duty cycle n is calculated as: n = 5/20 = 25 %
Switching Times In this function a DHW circulation pump can be coupled to an existing automatic
program of a control circuit with regard to the switch-on and switch-off times. The
DHW circulation pump is in function during the heating or DHW cycles of the
selected circuit and program.
NOTE If operation of the time programs P2 and P3 were not enabled (see parameter
ZEITPROGRAMM on parameter level SYSTEM) and the circulation pump is
assigned to one of these programs, the pump will operate according to the stored
standard times. The same applies if a switching-time program was selected that
does not exist for the controller in use (e.g. a MK 2 for SDC 9-21).
Circulation pump HW parameter 16 allows switching off the circulation pump during HW loading.
with district heating
7.3.5.2.1 Electrical Heating Element (ELH)
Function The function controls indirectly (via circuit breaker) an electrical water heater if the
automatic summer switch-off is active.
An external DHW thermostat including the necessary safety installation will take care
of the switch off function.
7.3.6 Solar / Solid Fuel / Buffer
7.3.6.1 Solar Loading Pump (SOP)
Function The solar function makes it possible to combine solar panels with heating and DHW
systems in order to support the economy of the system. The Solar loading pump can
be controlled according to various conditions.
NOTE! This function is only active if a variable output is assigned to a solar loading pump.
Two separate sensor inputs are available for this function:

• SPFS for the solar panel flow temperature
• SBUS for the solar buffer tank
For heat metering a variable input (VI1..VI3) can be assigned for the solar panel
return sensor SPRS.
If the solar panel flow sensor is defect, the loading pump wiil be switched off for
safety reasons.
Switch on differential With sufficient solar heat energy the temperature difference between panel flow and
solar buffer tank will become bigger than the adjusted value and the solar panel
pump is switched on to load the buffer tank. The minimum value is 3K above the
switch off differential.
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Switch off differential If the temperature difference between panel flow and buffer tank falls below this
adjusted differential, the pump will be switched off and the loading terminated. The
maximum value is always 3K below the switch on differential.
Minimum running time The solar pump remains running for this adjusted time. The minimum running time
has priority over the switch off differential.
Solar panel
maximum limit This limit serves for the thermical protection of the solar panel/s. It activates the
panel pump if the adjusted temperature is exceeded. If the panel temperature falls
below the adjusted value again, then all solar functions and settings will be active
again.
Buffer maximum limit If the temperature in the buffer tank exceeds this limit, then even the solar panel
maximum limit function will be deactivated so that the pump switches off. This
function can be activated again as soon as the buffer tank temperature falls more
than 10K below its maximum limit.
Solar operating mode This function defines the loading mode:
Solar priority mode

During solar loading the heat demand is not sent to the heat generator when it is not
active. An active heat generator stays in operation until the next switch off cycle.
Solar parallel mode

During solar loading the demand to the heat generator is permitted.
Heat generator Heat generator temporary interruption (only with solar operating mode = priority
temporary interruption mode)
The temporary interruption serves to prevent frequent switching between solar
loading and loading by the heat generator. After a solar pump switch-off the set time
has to pass before the solar buffer tank can be loaded again by the heat generator
(boiler).
Switchover Parallel Solar priority / parallel switchover (only with solar operating mode = priority mode)
When the temperature in the solar tank drops below the nominal value by this
temperature setting during priority solar loading, the system is automatically witched
to parallel operation (Temporary interruption disabled, heat generator enabled).
Priority mode is activated again as soon as the tank temperature rises above the
actual setpoint plus the HW switching differential.
Heat balance Heat balancing is activated through this parameter setting. The user can select
between flow calculation via the pump running time and determination of the flow
volume via the pulse signal input of the device, if such input is available. Any
commercial flow meter can be connected to the pulse input.
Reset heat balance (only if heat balancing is activated)

If the heat balancing is active, the counter can be reset with this parameter.
Volume flow (only with Heat balancing enabled)

This setting allows choosing between volume flow computed in
• liters/minute for calculating the flow volume or

• liters / pulse when using the pulse input corresponding to the respective pumping
capacity of the solar loading pump.
NOTE! If the adjustment is 0, there is no heat balance.
Fluid density (only if heat balancing is activated)
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This parameter defines the fluid density according to the manufacturers data.
Fluid heat capacity This parameter defines the specific heat capacity for the correct calculation of the
heat balance. The data is supplied by the fluid manufacturer.
NOTE! The physical data Volume flow, density, and specific heat form the basis for the heat
output calculation.
W = (V / t) · ρ · cW · ∆δ · tSOP
The results can be seen in the information level.
W = Heat capacity
V/t = Volume flow of the heat carrier medium
ρ = Density of the heat carrier medium
cW = Specific heat capacity of the heat carrier medium
∆δ = Temperature difference (solar panel feed / return flow)
Anti blocking function This is an automatic function of the controller. If the solar loading pump was
switched off for longer than 24 hours, then it will be started for 20 seconds in order to
prevent blocking through corrosion.
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7.3.6.2 Buffer Loading Pump (BULP)
NOTE This function is only active if a buffer loading pump is assigned to a programmable
switching output or if a buffer tank sensor is connected to a variable input.
For stratified discharge, an optional second buffer tank sensor (PF 2) can be
connected at a variable input (VI1 to VI3).
The heat generator temperature is supplied by the temperature measuring device of

the heat generator.
Function Buffer or energy tanks are used for storing energy that is available without control
(e.g. from solar equipment or wood boilers). This energy buffer covers he energy
demand from heating circuits and HW systems.
Additional energy demand can be covered by controlled heat generators (boilers).
The buffer loading pump function ensures that a controlled heat generator supplies
the additional energy to the buffer tank or the heating and hot-water circuits,
respectively.
If no controlled heat generator is used (e.g. heating by wood boilers only), buffer
functions such as forced dissipation into the heating circuits can be used by
connecting and activating buffer tank sensor 1 at a variable input.
Operating modes To support the full range of available combination options in multivalent heating
systems with buffer support, the control system offers the possibility to set various
operating modes for buffer operation. The different settings cause different
processing sequences of heat requests for heating circuits and hot water. In the
following, the different operating modes are illustrated using exemplary hydraulics
layouts.
Operating mode 1 – Charging control HC and DHW requests
System hydraulics
VF1 VF2
AF
D KP
MK1 MK2
PF
SF
SLP
KF
Buffer tank DHW
Heat Pufferspeicher W arm
tankwasser-
generator PLP speicher
BR 1 Wärme-
erzeuger
PF2
Heating-circuit and hot-water control send their demand value to buffer control.
Buffer control requests additional energy from the heat generator via the buffer
loading pump.
See the table below for detailed correlations.
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Operating mode 2 – Loading control for HC request only
System hydraulics
VF1 VF2
AF
DKP
MK1 MK2
PF
KF
PLP
BR1 Heat
Wärme-
generator Buffer tank
erzeuger Pufferspeicher
PF2
SF
SLP
DHW tank
W arm wasser-
speicher
The heating circuit controls send their demand value to buffer control. Hot-water and
buffer control request energy from the heat generator when required.
With Hot-water priority activated, this function acts on the buffer loading pump but
not on the heating circuits.
Operating mode 3 – Discharge control HC and DHW requests
AF
VF1 VF2
DKP
MK1 MK2
PF
KF SF
PLP
SLP
BR1 Wärme-
Buffer tank Heat DHW tank
erzeuger
Pufferspeicher generator W arm wasser-
speicher
System hydraulics
HC and DHW controls send their demand values to buffer control. The BULP (PLP)
input switches ON when the energy demand can be met by the buffer. If the energy
in the buffer is insufficient, buffer control requests additional energy from the heat
generator and BULP (PLP) switches OFF.
BULP (PLP) is switched off when there is no request from the heating circuits and
from hot-water loading.
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Operating mode 4 – Discharge control for HC requests only
System hydraulics
VF1 VF2
AF
DKP
MK1 MK2
PF
KF
Heat PLP
generator
Buffer tank BR1 Wärme-
erzeuger
Pufferspeicher
SF
SLP
DHW tank
W arm wasser-
speicher
As operating mode 3, except that the requests from DHW control are send directly to
the heat generator.
An active hot-water priority only acts on the heating circuits when there is no buffer
discharge in progress.
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Operating mode 5 – Loading control with DHW switchover
System hydraulics
VF1 VF2
AF
SF
ê DKP
MK1 MK2
SLP PF
KF
Heat PLP
Wärme-
generator
erzeuger Buffer tank
Pufferspeicher
PF2
THE HC controls send their demand values to buffer control. DHW and buffer
controls request energy from the heat generator when required. The BULP (PLP)
output is ON during buffer discharge and DHW loading.
Any active DHW priority is not effective in this mode.
Operating mode 6 – Discharge control to heat generator
System hydraulics
AF
VF1 VF2
DKP
PLP MK1 MK2

KF
PF
SF
Heat
Buffer tank generator SLP
BR1 Wärme-
erzeuger DHW tank
Pufferspeicher W armwasser
-speicher
This hydraulic layout is used when an alternative-energy buffer tank is added to an

existing system. In such systems it is often the case that there are existing Unit
boilers with integrated DHW tank and DHW loading.
All heat requests are sent to the heat generator.
When the buffer tank can cover the energy demand, the heat generator nominal
temperature is maintained by the buffer, via BULP (PLP), instead of the burner.
In this way the heat generator always operates at its nominal temperature and can
not be exposed to excessive buffer temperatures.
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Buffer operating mode

1 2 3 4 5 6
Buffer request from HC/ HC HC/ HC HC ---
DHW DHW
Heat generator request BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER BUFFER/ BUFFER HC/ DHW
from / DHW DHW / DHW
Buffer control mode Load Load Discharge Discharge Load Discharge
1 1 2
Buffer start-up HC/ HC HC/DHW HC HC ---
protection acts on DHW
Buffer discharge X X --- --- X ---
protection
Buffer frost protection X X --- --- X ---
monitoring
Buffer minimum X X --- --- X ---
temperature monitoring
Buffer maximum X X X X X X
temperature monitoring
Buffer forced dissipation HC/ HC HC/ DHW HC HC HC/ DHW
into DHW
Buffer skimming function X X* --- --- X* ---
Loading temperature HC/ HC --- --- HC ---
control from DHW
Heat generator start-up X X --- --- X ---
protection on BULP
Function BULP without OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
request
Function BULP for ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF
manual operation
Function BULP for ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF
sensor defect
Function BULP for heat --- --- ON ON --- ---
generator disabled
Loading control
The supply of energy from a controlled heat generator to the heating circuits is
realized through loading the buffer tank. The buffer control ensures that the buffer is
supplied with sufficient energy from the heat generator, via the buffer loading pump.
Discharge control 1
The heating circuits are supplied with energy either from the buffer through
discharging the buffer tank via BULP, provided the buffer tank contains sufficient
energy, or through direct supply from the heat generator.
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NOTE If a heat generator disable is active (e.g. through external burner disabling via
contact, temporary interruption (solid fuel/solar)), the energy contained in the buffer,
independent of the actual buffer level, is dissipated into the heating circuits by
enabling the buffer discharge channel (e.g. switching on the buffer loading pump or
switching over the BULP diverter valve). The buffer minimum temperature is
monitored. DHW loading is enabled under the conditions of buffer/tank discharge
protection.
Discharge control 2
The heating circuits are always supplied with energy from the heat generator. As
long as the buffer contains sufficient energy, the heat generator will be heated via
the buffer loading pump instead of the burner. If the energy in the buffer is not
sufficient, the burner will be started.
NOTE If a heat generator disable is active (e.g. through external burner disabling via
contact, temporary interruption (solid fuel/solar)), this will only result in the
suppression of the request to the burner.
Buffer nominal temperature The buffer nominal temperature is the temperature that the buffer tank has to provide
for supplying the connected heating circuits. It corresponds to the highest demand
value of the respective heating circuits.
Example:
Demand value MC-1 = 45 °C
Demand value MC-2 = 55 °C
Demand value DHW = 65 °C
=> Buffer nominal temperature = 65 °C
Any required temperature offset (e.g. hot-water parallel shift during loading) is
already taken into account in the demand values of the heating circuits.
Buffer minimum temperature When there is a heat request to the buffer tank from the heating circuits or from DHW
limit this request will be maintained at least to the minimum temperature limit. When the
temperature drops below this limit, the buffer tank is recharged by the heat generator
under the conditions of the buffer start-up protection.
Buffer maximum- Buffer temperatures above the set buffer maximum temperature limit will trigger
temperature limit a forced switch-off
Of the buffer loading pump. The excess heat is dissipated into the selected circuits
(see Forced dissipation). Forced dissipation is disabled and buffer operation is
resumed when the temperature in the buffer tank drops below 2 K under the set
maximum temperature limit.
Buffer temperature to ensure an adequate control reserve for all consumers connected to the buffer
offset heat generator tank, the demand value sent to the heat generator can be raised by an additional
temperature offset.
Buffer switching differential When the buffer tank temperature rises above the actual demand value by the set
differential, the buffer loading pump will be switched off. The pump is switched on
again as soon as the buffer tank temperature drops below the actual demand value.
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Buffer forced dissipation When the set buffer maximum temperature limit is exceeded, the excess energy can
be dissipated into the heating circuits and the hot-water tank. The heating circuits
into which the forced dissipation is routed are determined by the respective
parameter.
Possible settings OFF

No heat dissipation
Tank loading pump

Only for independent DHW tanks
CAUTION Thermal mixer valve at water heater outlet obligatory because of scalding
hazard.
Heating circuit pump(s)

Any excess heat is dissipated into the heating circuit(s), without exceeding the set
maximum temperature. The intended room temperature may be exceeded for short
periods. If the respective circuits are equipped with room stations, the thermostat
function should be activated.
CAUTION For floor heating a contact thermostat must be installed to control forced
switch-off of the pumps.
Dissipation into buffer tank
Buffer skimming function Whenever the buffer tank is not being loaded by the heat generator (buffer setpoint
reached) the difference between the heat generator temperature and the buffer tank
temperature is measured continuously (BS). The buffer loading pump is switched on
as soon as the temperature difference rises above the set extended-running switch-
on differential. The buffer loading pump is switched off immediately when the
temperature difference drops to the extended-running switch-off differential.
This skimming function ensures that excess energy in the heat generator (e.g. due to
extended heating) will not be lost.
Buffer start-up protection In buffer operation there is no start-up protection for the heat generator acting on the
heating circuits. The start-up protection only acts on the buffer loading pump. When
buffer start-up protection is switched on and the buffer tank temperature drops below
the minimum temperature limit, all consumer circuits (HC, DHW) are separated
hydraulically (Pumps are switched off). The buffer start-up protection is disabled
(pumps are switched on again) when the buffer tank temperature exceeds the buffer
minimum temperature plus half of he buffer switching differential. All consumer
circuits remain in operation when buffer start-up protection is switched off.
Buffer start-up protection can be switched off.
Buffer discharge protection Buffer discharge protection disables the buffer loading pump until the heat generator
temperature has risen to more than 5 K above the buffer nominal temperature.
This function helps preventing rear buffer discharge though the heat generator. The
buffer loading pump is disabled again when the temperature difference between the
heat generator and the buffer tank is less than 2 K.
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Buffer tank sensor 2 (BS2) Buffer tank sensor 2 (BS 2)

As an option, the buffer tank can be equipped with the second buffer sensor (BS2)
via the variable inputs, for stratified loading of the buffer tank. The buffer is loaded
through the active heat generator as soon as the higher temperature (of the two
sensor temperatures) drops below the set nominal value. Loading though the heat
generator is terminated when the lower temperature (of the two sensor
temperatures) has reached the nominal value plus the set buffer switching
differential (stratified loading)
7.3.6.3 Solid Fuel Loading Pump (SFP)

NOTE! This function is only enabled, if a variable output is assigned to a solid fuel pump
The following sensors can be used for this function:
• SFS for the solid fuel boiler sensor

The connection is made according to the assignment to VI1 or VI2
• SFP for the solid-fuel buffer sensor (optional)
Connection according to assignment to any available variable input VI1 – VI3.
• If no SFP is connected, the SBUS signal (dedicated sensor input) is accepted as
a buffer sensor. In this way the SBUS input can be used as a sensor input for
several uncontrolled heat generators (e.g. solar or solid-fuel).
CAUTION Note the sensor and stratification conditions.
A forced switch-on will be initiated for the solid fuel loading pump if a solid-fuel boiler
sensor is defective.
Function The solid-fuel function allows integrating solid-fuel boilers (usually in combination
with a buffer tank) into the system to support the heating. Under this function the
solid fuel loading pump can be controlled through various switching conditions as
described in the following.
Solid fuel boiler low limit If the temperature of the solid fuel boiler is 10 K higher than the low limit, the solid
fuel loading pump will be switched on, if it falls below the low limit, it will be switched
off.
Solid fuel boiler high limit If the temperature of the solid fuel boiler is higher than the high limit, the solid fuel
loading pump will be forced to switch on. The excess heat will then be dissipated into
the selected (see menue buffer tank)circuits. This forced operation will be finished
and the temperature difference control enabled when the solid fuel boiler
temperature falls more than 10K below the high limit.
Solid fuel boiler,

temp. difference control If the solid fuel boiler temperature increases above the buffertank + adjusted switch
on temperature difference, the normal buffertank loading process can start again.
Prerequisite:
The temperature of the solid-fuel boiler lies at least 10 K over the minimum
temperature limitation.
Adjusted temperature difference must be 3 K higher than switch off temperature

difference.
Solid fuel boiler, temp.
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difference for switch off If the temperature difference is lower than the switch off difference, the loading
process will be terminated and the pump will be switched off. The maximum setting
value constantly lies 3 K under the selected activation difference in order to prevent
rear discharging of the buffer tank.
Temporary interruption Solid-fuel temporary interruption heat generator

The solid fuel temporary interruption serves to prevent frequent switching between
loading through the solid-fuel boiler and loading through a conventional oil/gas heat
generator.
After the solid-fuel loading pump has been switched off, the set time must pass
before loading of the buffer tank is continued through the conventional heat
generator.
Solid fuel boiler,

anti blocking function As an automatic function of the controller the pump will be switched for 20 sec if it
has not been in operation for more than 24h.
7.3.7 Solar loading switchover

In systems that have both an external hot water tank and a buffer tank, a diverter
valve can be used to switch between loading the hot water tank and loading the
buffer tank from solar equipment. This allows economical and effective use of solar
power to support the heating during periods when less solar power is available.
Description To ensure that the solar collector in priority operation (temperature measurement
through SPFS, usually HW tank) can be loaded, checks are performed at regular
intervals whether sufficient solar power is available (meaning the solar panel
temperature is sufficiently high for loading and the set switchover temperature can
be reached).
Switchover This function allows switching a diverter valve according to the load condition of two
heat storage tanks (2-point output) so that solar energy can be used to support the
heating system during periods of low solar intake.
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Measuring cycle If the switchover condition is not fulfilled after a preset time interval of 30 minutes
(meaning the temperature in the first-priority tank remains below the set switchover
temperature) und if the loading conditions for the second-priority tank (temperature
measurement through SBUS, usually buffer tank for heating support) are fulfilled, the
solar loading pump (SOP) is temporarily switched off after the time set on Solar level
(parameter 15). During the inactive time of the pump the difference between the
solar panel flow sensor (SPFS) and the sensor for solar switchover (SLVS) is
determined. If the switch-on condition is fulfilled, the first-priority tank is loaded. If the
loading condition is not fulfilled after the set time, loading is continued into the lower-
priority tank as long as the loading conditions are not fulfilled.
These cyclic checks are suspended if the temperature at sensor SLVS plus the
switch-on differential becomes greater or equal the set final switch-off temperature.
Operation of Solar loading switchover

This function can only be set if a SOP is set on the Hydraulics parameter level.
7.3.8 Solar forced dissipation

Function This function allows preventing the degassing of the medium at high solar panel
temperatures in solar power systems. Such degassing can occur when solar heat
tank is full (maximum temperature exceeded) and, consequently, forced dissipation
into the heat tank is impossible. In this case the solar pump would be switched off
and the solar panel temperature would rise.
Description The function of the solar forced heat dissipation valve involves a forced switch-off of
the SOP when the final switch-off temperature is exceeded.
This function is independent of the assignment of a force-dissipation valve to a
variable output.
The final switch-off setting is independent of the preset solar panel maximum
temperature and can be lower than the latter. In this way there are independent
forced switch-on and forced switch-off functions for the SOP.
The Solar forced heat dissipation output is energized under the following conditions:
• Function enabled for solar tank temperatures in excess of the maximum
temperature.
• When the solar panel temperature rises above the set solar panel maximum
temperature the output is switched on while the solar loading pump continues
running.
• When the solar panel temperature rises above the set final switch-off temperature
the SFD output and the solar loading pump are switched off.
Operation This function can be selected only if an SOP has been set.
CAUTION When this function is active the solar loading pump continues running even
when the solar panel temperature exceeds the set solar panel maximum
temperature.
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7.3.9 Hydraulic buffer relief (HBR)
PF BS
Buffer
Buffer
spe
tank
KSPF SBUS
B
M
HPE
HB
A
AB
Function Using a 3-way switching valve, hydraulic buffer relief (HBR) causes temporary intake
into the upper region of the buffer tank, if that region has not reached its nominal
temperature yet, so that connected heating or hot water circuits receive priority
supply of energy.
When the buffer temperature exceeds the buffer setpoint by 2.5 K, the 3-way
switching valve is hydraulically coupled to the lower region of the buffer tank so that
the entire buffer tank can be loaded. Another switchover to the upper region of the
buffer tank is initiated as soon as the buffer temperature drops below 2.5 K under the
buffer nominal temperature.
Application Partial buffer loading with priority supply for heating and hot water for all types of
loading control modes (see buffer operating modes 1, 2 and 5)
Hydraulic function When the output is inactive (de-energized), the buffer is fully loaded (valve position
A–AB, relief deactivated).
When the output is active (live), only the upper part of the buffer tank is loaded
(valve position B–AB, relief activated).
Switching differential SDHBR: 5 K (fixed)

Switch-on: Buffer setpoint + ½ SDHBR
Switch-off: Buffer setpoint - ½ SDHBR
7.3.10 Other System Components
7.3.10.1 Global Malfunction Message input
Function If the function is active, malfunction messages of any kind can operate this input .
(closed contact= malfunction) and serve as a global malfunction message input.
These messages will also be available on the bus system.
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There may be 3 different malfunction message inputs according to the assignment of

the 3 variable inputs.
7.3.10.2 Global Malfunction Message output

NOTE This function needs to be activated for a variable output (VO1 or VO2) in the
HYDRAULICS menu.
Function The function becomes active on detection of malfunction messages of any kind. It
serves as a global malfunction message output for connecting optical or acoustic
alarm signal devices.
7.3.10.3 Timer
NOTE Only active if parameter 05 (Output pump direct heating circuit) in the “Hydraulics”
parameter menu was set to 14.
Function The function can switch any device according to the current switching time program
of the direct heating circuit.
7.3.10.4 External switching modem

Function Only active if setting 11 (external switching modem) was selected in the ”Hydraulic”
Parameter Menu under Parameter 08, 09 or 10 (variable inputs)
This configuration allows switching between operating modes through the telephone,
via a switching modem to be provided by the user (for holiday homes, etc.).
Assignment A switching modem can be assigned to each of the three variable inputs (VI1...VI3).
If a variable input was assigned to this function the corresponding parameter for
allocating the switching modem to the respective heating circuit (same allocation
parameter and region as for Demand contact, meaning the modem acts either on the
direct heating circuit (DK), mixer circuit 1(MK-1), mixer circuit 2 (MK-2), Hot water circuit
(DHW), or on the entire system (ALL), i.e. on all controllers and central devices in the
data bus system.
The operating mode depends on the circuitry at the respective input, in the following
way:
Input VI1(2,3) open:

normal control (auto, reduced, heating, standby)
Input VI1(2,3) closed:

controller in standby, heating and DHW frostprotected
Input VI1(2,3) 2.2 kOhms:

continuous heating
Input VI1(2,3) 3.0 kOhms:

continuous reduced operation
NOTE Only one modem may be connected to one variable input (VI1, VI2 or VI3) of the
control device.
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CAUTION Close contact or resistor against controller ground only!
7.3.10.5 External information

Function Only active if setting 12 (external information) was selected in the ”Hydraulic”
Parameter Menu under Parameter 08, 09 or 10 (variable inputs).
This function can be used to display a sensor value which is controller independent.
7.3.10.6 Demand Contact

NOTE! The function for a demand contact is active if setting 5 (demand Contact) was
selected at a variable input (”Hydraulic” Menu, Parameters 08, 09, 10).
Function If a variable contact (see note) has been defined as a demand contact, the
corresponding parameter for allocating the contact to the respective heating circuit
(i.e. the heating circuit to be addressed by the demand contact) is displayed in the
“System” menu.
The range of setting includes all control circuits within a controller (DK, MK-1, MK-2,
WW, ALL) so that the demand contact can be allocated either to each individual
heating and hot water circuit or, if required, to all circuits.
CAUTION No multi-controller function for data bus systems with several central devices.
Operating modes and switching time settings are not effective when the demand
contact is active. The respective heating circuit only reacts to requests from the
demand contact.
The operating modes Manual, Emission measurement with STB check and Screed
function are of higher priority.
System information
An open demand contact is signaled by the string “Inhibit” in the Status display; a
closed contact is identified by the string “request”.
Contact function A variable input that has been defined as a demand contact acts on the heating
circuit in the following way:
• Variable input open: no request

The heating circuit is switched of unconditionally (no frost protection, no Stand-by
function).
• Variable input shorted: request
The heating circuit is in operating mode HEATING (continuous heating operation)
und works according to its parameter settings.
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CAUTION Customers must take appropriate frost protection measures for the respective
control circuit.
This function can be activated up to thee times (once for each available VI).
7.3.11 Bus Communication
7.3.11.1 Controller Bus Address

Function The Smile control system makes it possible to extend 1 controller with additional 4
controllers in order to cover several heating and hot water circuits or several heat
generators (cascading).
Also sensors and wall units will be part of this system architecture.
The following illustration shows the maximum possible extension of the bus system.
These controllers are identified by a corresponding bus address which provides for
selective communication between the base unit and the interactive subunits via the
bi-directional data bus. Each subunit itself can transmit the data of a maximum of 3
room units (wall units) via the assigned bus address shown in the blow table:
Adress Device type Assignment

10 SDC/DHC43 Controller 1 as ”base unit”
20 SDC/DHC43 Additional controller 2
NOTE! Make sure that base unit controller is assigned address 10.
Bus adresses must only be assigned once.
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7.3.11.2 Control functions via the bus
7.3.11.2.1 Boiler corrosion protection
If the HG is working with boiler corrosion protection, then this status is sent to all
mixing circuits. These will then disable the circuits (valve close and pump off).
7.3.11.2.2 Indirect return temperature control
The HG in the ”base controller” sends its actual boiler data to each mixing circuit in
the system which can then activate an indirect return control.
7.3.11.2.3 DHW priority
Each controller can control a DHW loading. The priority status of each DHW loading
process is sent via bus to all mixing circuits within the system. E.g. If the loading is in
parallel mode, then all mixing circuits will stay in operation.
7.3.11.2.4 Heating demand
Each heating demand will be fulfilled by the ”base controller”. The highest demand
on the bus is used for the heat generator. Also a manual operation is regarded as
demand.
7.3.11.2.5 Clock synchronisation
The actual time(from the ”base controller”) will be sysnchronized in the complete
system.
7.3.11.2.6 Room temperature information
All wall units will send the assigned room temperature values to their heating circuits
7.3.11.2.7 Errors/ status indications
Errors and status indications will be sent from the controllers to the wall modules for
display.
7.3.11.2.8 Examples with several controllers
Example 1 Heating system with 2 stage HG, DHW control, and 4 mixing circuits. The following
diagram shows the hydraulic system:
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AF
Bus
Datenbus
SF
SLP
ZG 1/ ZG 1/ ZG 2/ ZG2/
VF1 VF2 VF1 VF2
DHW
W arm wasser-
tank
speicher
MK1 MK2 MK3 MK4
KF
Boiler
Heizkessel
BR1
BR2
The following components will be connected to the first controller with busadress 10:
• Outdoor sensor
• Stage 1 and 2 of the burner
• Boiler sensor
• DHW sensor
• DHW loading pump
• Mixing circuit 1
The following components will be connected to the second controller with

busadress 20:
Example 2 Heating system with 2 stage HG, 2 mixing circuits and 2 DHW controls (e.g. for a
semi detached house with one boiler only). The following diagram shows the
hydraulic system:
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AF Bus
Datenbus
SLP SLP
ZG 1/ ZG 2/
V F1 VF2
SF DHW
W arm wasser- SF DHW
W arm wasser-
tank
speicher tank
speicher
M K1 MK2
KF
Boiler
Heizkessel
BR1
BR2
7.3.11.2.9 Unrestricted use of SMILE gateway
From software version 2.1 the SMILE gateway can be used. For this, all central
devices within the bus system must have installed software version 2.1 or later.
Connected room devices too should run a software version as recent as possible.
Use of versions earlier than 2.1 can lead to restricted functionality of the system.
7.3.11.2.9.1 Correction of the heat generator according to the total flow temperature
Total flow sensor The sensor connected at variable input VI-1(2,3) measures the total flow
temperature in thermohydraulic distributors or in the common flow.
The adjustment of the boiler temperature is controlled by the total flow sensor
instead of the boiler sensor while the boiler minimum and maximum temperatures of
the heat generator are still controlled by the boiler sensor.
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7.3.11.3 Operation of wall devices
7.3.11.3.1 Operation of digital wall devices SDW 20
Function A digital wall device SDW 20 can be connected to the control device.
With a digital wall device remote control for a central device (e.g. from a living room)
BUSADDRESS is possible in addition to the room temperature detection. Settings can be carried out
for all the existing heating circuits.
The bus address of the wall device is used to specify on which heating circuit the
11 room sensor (room influence) is to act.
When an SDW 20 is connected for the first time to the bus system, the address is
DATABUS selected for the heating circuit to which the SDW 20 is to be assigned (bus address).
After the input has been confirmed, a feedback is output to which heating circuit (DK,
MK-1, MK-2) and which central device (ZG) the digital wall device has been
MK-1 ZG-1 assigned.
æ ç è é ê ë ì í Assignment is carried on the basis of the following table:
Address Address ZG Assignment

11 10 ZG 1 – Direct heating circuit
12 10 ZG 1 – Mixing circuit 1
CAUTION Duplicate assignments of bus addresses are not allowed and will lead to data
transmission errors and, consequently, to control malfunctions of the heating
system.
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Changing a bus address

A bus address is can be changed at a later stage through the following procedure:
• Disconnect wall devices from the data bus line (disconnect plug connection at the
bottom of the device)
• Reconnect the wall device, holding the rotary-push button pressed down until the
address setting screen is displayed.
• Set and confirm the new bus address.
7.3.11.3.2 Operation with wall device SDW 10
Function A wall device SDW 10 can be connected to the control device.
With an SDW 10 it is possible to detect the room temperature, to remotely adjust the
room setpoint temperature and to change the operating mode for a heating circuit
The settings only apply for the applicable heating circuit.
The bus address of the wall device is used to specify on which heating circuit the
room sensor and the adjustment of the operating mode are to act.
The connection is carried out via the data bus.
Setting the bus address The address of the SDW 10 is set by means of the rotating encoding switch in the
inside of the wall device in accordance with the subsequent table.
Address Address ZG Assignment

0 Undefined Undefined
A 40 ZG 4 – Direct heating circuit
B 40 ZG 4 – Mixing circuit 1
C 40 ZG 4 – Mixing circuit 2
D 50 ZG 5 – Direct heating circuit
E 50 ZG 5 – Mixing circuit 1
F 50 ZG 5 – Mixing circuit 2
Detection of the current

room temperature The integrated room sensor determines the current room temperature for all the
room-temperature-related functions and transfers them to the central device every
20 s.
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Operating mode
adjustment The desired operating mode is selected with the key (keep pressed approx.
2–3 seconds) and indicated by the corresponding LED. As the key is pressed, the
operating mode is adjusted in the following sequence:
AUTOMATIC MODE – HEATING – REDUCED – AUTOMATIC MODE – ...
After the operating mode has been adjusted, the new operating mode is transferred
to the central device. Only the operating mode of the heating circuit to which the
SDW 10 is assigned is adjusted.
Automatic mode The heating circuit is controlled constantly in accordance with the specification of the
automatic program P1 - P3 set in the central device plus or minus the room setpoint
correction at the rotary button.
Heating The heating circuit is controlled constantly in accordance with the desired daytime
room temperature plus or minus the room setpoint correction at the rotary button.
Reduced The heating circuit is controlled constantly in accordance with the desired reduced
room temperature plus or minus the room setpoint correction at the rotary button.
The function depends on the setting in the parameter selection for the heating circuit,
REDUCED OPERATING MODE parameter.
Room setpoint correction The rotary button can be used to modify the room temperature set at the central
device by ± 6 K referenced to the central position.
Turn clockwise: Temperature increase

Turn anti-clockwise: Temperature decrease
Operation indication The operation indication is realized by three LEDs. The possible states are listed in
the table below:
Operating mode/Function Moon LED Clock LED Sun LED

Automatic OFF ON OFF
Permanent heating OFF OFF ON
Permanent reduced ON OFF OFF
Starting-up phase BRIEF BRIEF BRIEF
FLASHING FLASHING FLASHING
Error at address setting FLASHING ON ON
Bus fault as well as ON FLASHING ON
indication when parameters
are blocked
Party (can be set via ZG) OFF OFF FLASHING
Absent (can be set via ZG) ) FLASHING OFF OFF
Holiday (can be set via ZG) OFF Flash OFF
Definition:
Flashing 0.8 sec on and 0.8 sec off
Brief flashing 0.08 sec on and 0.7 sec off
Flash 0.08 sec on and 1.4 sec off
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The operation indication is updated immediately after adjustment when adjusted at

the SDC 10 and at the latest after about 20 s after adjustment when adjusted at the
central device.
NOTE! In all the other operating modes not defined in the table above all the LEDs are
activated.
7.3.11.3.3 Bus privilege heating circuit
Function This setting serves to determine the privilege status of a room station connected to a
heating circuit. One parameter per available heating circuit is available for this
setting.
Possible setting Simple access privilege

Only switching times and parameter of the own heating circuit can be read and
modified. On call-up, only the data for their own heating circuit are displayed for the
respective user.
Application Tenant status
Extended access privilege

This privilege status allows access to all heating circuits and to the hot water circuit
and their parameters and switching times within the respective central device
Application Landlord status
NOTE Once a room device is connected and registered via the data bus to the central
device, the central device automatically switches to remote operating mode! This is
necessary to ensure clear operation of the system with connected room devices.
7.3.12 Cascading of heat generators in the bus system
7.3.12.1 General description of cascading of control devices

Function In its standard version the control system features the possibility to couple and
cascade several boilers in a simple way. Also, the cascade control is independent of
the type of heat generators to be combined. For instance, condensing boilers can be
easily combined with atmospheric gas boilers.
The system automatically recognizes a cascade by checking if several central

devices have programmed a heat generator, or if more than one condensing boiler is
connected to a central device. In cascade operation an additional cascade selection
level is displayed for handling the parameters in the central device assigned to bus
address 10.
NOTE Cascade operation excludes 2-stage boiler control. All available stages are switched
by the cascade management. Consequently, the respective parameters of the Heat
generator selection level are not available for settings. All controls are governed by
cascade control.
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7.3.12.2 Functions of the cascade parameter

Switching differential: Each heat generator has its own switching differential. The cascade switching
differential must be set in such a way that it is always wider than the switching
differential of any individual heat generator.
Switch-on delay: The afterheating characteristics of the boilers must be taken into account when
rating the heating system. The cascade switch-on delay serves to adjust the system
to start-up delays of the individual boilers, i.e. when, after being enabled, the heat
generator delivers its energy into the system (start-up phase, run-in period). The
appropriate setting is the maximum delay time of the boilers in the system.
Switch-off delay: This parameter controls the run-down of the heat generators to avoid that all heat
generators switch off at the same time when the set cascade switching differential is
exceeded. The setting has to be adjusted to the afterheating characteristics of the
heat generators.
Stage swap: To ensure the balanced utilization of the heat generators within a cascade (cascade
stages), a running-time-dependent leading stage swap can be activated.
After the set operating time of the presently leading heat generator, the system
switches to the heat generator with the next higher bus address.
Stage swap can only be executed between several central devices. It cannot be
applied if several condensing boilers are switched by a single central device.
Leading stage: The leading cascade stage can still be set manually to any existing stage even when
automatic stage-sequence switching is disabled.
NOTE Changing the heat generator type within the central device under address 10 leads
to an automatic reset of the leading stage setting to the first heat generator.
7.3.12.3 Mode of operation of cascade control
7.3.12.3.1 Switch-on characteristics
The switch-on characteristics of a boiler stage is determined by the set switching

differential and the dynamic switch-on delay. The stage number is incremented only
when the following criteria are fulfilled:
BTact < BTnom – SD/2
t >= tswitch-on delay * (100 – (dFT * 100 / FTnom) ) / 100
Stagenumber = Stageselect
The actual boiler temperature BTact of the leading boiler or the total flow sensor
temperature FT has to have been below the boiler nominal temperature BTnom minus
half the switching differential SD for the time t, which has to be at least as long as
the calculated switch-on delay. Additionally, the requested stage number must have
been sent to central device10 as the active status response.
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7.3.12.3.2 Switch-off characteristics
The stage number is decremented again as soon as the temperature of the leading
boiler or of the total flow sensor exceeds the present nominal boiler temperature plus
half of the switching differential for at least the calculated switch-off delay time.
BTact > KTnom – SD/2 or BTact >= BTMAX
t >= tswitch-off delay * (100 – (dFT * 100 / FTnom) ) / 100
Stagenumber = Stageselect
7.3.12.3.3 Control characteristics
• The heat generator that was switched on last adjusts the system to the set
nominal temperature.
• All other heat generators operate at the set maximum temperature (base load).
• The boiler stage number can be reduced as soon as the adjusting stage has
withdrawn its request to the heat generator and the boiler temperature has risen
above the set nominal temperature plus the set switching differential.
• For each heat generator the displayed nominal temperature always is the
presently requested temperature to be adjusted to..
• A heat generator that is not available (malfunction, external inhibit or outside
temperature inhibit) is ignored within the stage sequence. The next available heat
generator will be switched on instead.
7.3.12.3.4 Behavior for special functions
Manual operation The heating circuits of the control device in which manual operation was activated,
operate according to the HAND function. The set request value is forwarded to the
energy management module of cascade control, and adjusted to by the available
boiler stages.
Emission measurement This function works as described under “Emission measurement“, with the following
extensions:
• The effect on heating circuits is extended to all heating circuits of the system.
• Enabling of the heat generators (burner) is initiated at the same devices where
emission measurement was activated.
STB This function works as described under “STB check”, with the following extension:
As soon as an STB function is detected within the BUS system, all consumers
(heating circuits) are inhibited.
Emergency mode The parameters of cascade control are determined in the central device with the bus
address 10. If that controller becomes unavailable due to some defect, the remaining
stages continue operating in an emergency mode. In this mode all heat generators
adjust to the same boiler nominal temperature (parallel operation). As soon as the
cascade manager comes back into operation, cascade control is reactivated
automatically.
Data transmission To enable the cascade function to process fast switching events, the transmission of
he cascade data was given a higher priority. Consequently, the data transmission
from any device to the master device, and of the request values from the master to
the slaver devices, takes no longer than approx. 3 seconds.
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7.3.13 Start-up, Maintenance and Troubleshooting Help
7.3.13.1 Automatic set functions

Function The controllers have a built in function which neglects unused inputs and control
functions. Messages from these functions will not be displayed.
The AUTO SET function is only active at power up.
There are two possibilities of calling up the AUTO SET function.
Automatic call-up If the commissioning date has not yet been stored, connected or disconnected
sensors are registered automatically whenever the control device is switched on.
Error and fault messages of sensors (short-circuit interruption) are suppressed in this
period. After the commissioning date has been saved, a change in the sensor
configuration is only still possible after the manual Set function. The AUTO SET
function can be enabled at any time again for a day (day change) by the parameter.
Manual call-up Manual call-up of the AUTO SET function is always possible. The call-up is activated
by pressing the pressure rotary transducer during the version display until the AUTO
SET function is shown in the display. The basic display is activated after the function
has been carried out.
A change in the function assignment by the AUTO SET function is only carried out
depending on the following inputs and selected configuration:
Input Only executed if:

Outdoor sensor (AF)
Flow sensor 1 (VF1) MK1: OFF / Mixer circuit valve
Flow sensor 2 (VF2) MK2: OFF / Mixer circuit valve
Tank sensor (SF) SLP: OFF / Tank loading pump
Boiler sensor (KF) BR: OFF / Single-stage
The current setting values are checked beforehand so that the configuration carried
out is not maladjusted by the AUTO SET function. A change is only carried out if one
of the settings specified above is applicable. This ensures that the AUTO SET
function cannot, for example, ever log off a return increase at the MK2 or re-function
it into a mixer heating circuit.
7.3.13.2 Emission Measurement (not for DHC43)

By pressing this key, the heat generator is controlled for 20 minutes according to the
maximum temperature limit. The remaining time is displayed as it elapses.
In case of two stage heat generators both stages are operative (measurement with
standard heat output).
Function The heat generator is controlled to Heat generator maximum temperature. All
heating circuits as well as DHW adjust to their respective maximum temperature.
WARNING There is danger of scalding because the DHW temperatures may rise above
the DHW setpoint
Application Emission measurement via chimney sweep
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Termination Emission measurement can be terminated in any moment in advance with the ¡
key.
Safety check (Safety temperature limiter check – to be performed only by the technician)
Function By keeping the rotary pushbutton pressed during an emission measurement the
integrated heat generator maximum temperature limit is bypassed, the heat
generator remains in function continuously until the triggering of the safety
LIMITER TEST temperature limiter (SLT).
During the SLT check all the loads are separated from the heat generator, i.e. any
available mixing valve is closed and all the heating and DHW loading pumps are put
out of function.
The emission measurement is continued from the moment of the termination with the
previously saved residual time.
Application SLT check by the heating technician
Termination Release the rotary pushbutton – the emission measurement still active is stopped
with the ¡ key.
7.3.13.3 Relay / Function Test

Function Depending on the controller version various outputs can be tested. This is not only a
relay test, but a function test by means of which the hydraulic components are
tested. The partially compulsory sequence of the switching procedures is
considered.
After selecting the test function the relevant relays can be switched one after the
other by pressing the rotary pushbutton î in the specified switching sequence.
Heat generator Heat Generator Test
Single stage Heat generator

(5.6.6 Heat Generator Menu, Parameter 1 = 1)
Switching sequence: OFF, ON, OFF...
2-stage Heat generator

Switching sequence: OFF, STAGE 1, STAGE 1+2, STAGE 1, OFF.....
2x1-stage Heat Generator

Switching sequence: OFF, HG 1, HG 1+2, HG 2, OFF.....
Modulating mode
(Menu "Heat generator" parameter 1 = 4)
Switching sequence: OFF, ON, OPEN, STOP, CLOSED, OFF ...
Pumps / VA’s Pump Test

(Direct circuit pump, mixing circuit pump, DHW loading pump, variable output 1,
variable output 2)
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Switching sequence: OFF, ON, OFF, ....
Actuators Mixing Circuit Actuator Test

Switching sequence: STOP, OPEN, STOP, CLOSED; STOP....
7.3.13.4 Malfunction Messages

Function The control unit has a malfunction message log in which a maximum of five
malfunction messages can be saved. The malfunction messages are displayed with
the date, time and malfunction type (error number); the query is carried out in the
sequence of the entered malfunction messages in the ”Malfunction Message” Menu.
The last (= most recent) malfunction message is in first position (No. 01); the
previous malfunction messages are shifted down by a position upon each new
malfunction message. The fifth malfunction message is deleted when a new
malfunction message appears.
There are 4 different types of messages:
Sensor alarm messages Sensor values which are not in their respective measuring range will either be
sensor breaks or sensor short circuits. Depending on the type of sensor the
indication will be between 10 and 20 and the index 0 for short circuit or 1 for break.
HG alarm messages These messages depend on the actual switching conditions and the indication will
be between 30 and 40, index 0,1 or 2
Logical alarm messages These messages will react on the actual control result. They appear between 50 and
60 with Index 0,1 or 2
Logical alarm messages can be disabeled with a special parameter.
Bus alarm messages These messages display adress problems like double adresses, not recognizing
adresses, etc. They appear with code 70 and Index 0 or 1.
Alarms will be indicated:
• In the controller display

• In the INFO menue
• Malfunction message log
• If active through an assigned output
• Via bus
Alarm messages
Alarm type Component Alarm cause Alarm-code Remarks
System Outdoor sensor break 10-0
System Outdoor sensor short circuit 10-1
System Boiler sensor break 11-0
System Boiler sensor short circuit 11-1
System Flow sensor 1 break 12-0 MCP=off, actuator=off
System Flow sensor 1 short circuit 12-1 MCP=off, actuator=off
System DHW sensor break 13-0
System DHW sensor short circuit 13-1
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Alarm messages
Alarm type Component Alarm cause Alarm-code Remarks
System VI 2 break 14-0
System VI 2 short circuit 14-1
System VI 2 alarm 14-7
System Solar buffer tank sensor break 17-0
System Solar buffer tank sensor short circuit 17-1
System Flow sensor 2 break 18-0 MCP=off, actuator=off
System Flow sensor 2 short circuit 18-1 MCP=off, actuator=off
System Solar panel sensor break 19-0
System Solar panel sensor short circuit 19-1
System Room sensor (RSC/RS) Interruption 20-0
System Room sensor (RSC/RS) Short circuit 20-1
logical Burner 1 No switch off 30-2
logical Burner 1 No switch on 30-3
logical Burner 2 No switch off 31-2
logical Burner 2 No switch on 31-3
System Heat meter No impulse 32-3
System Flue gas temperature exceed 33-5
System Flue gas temperature SLT activated 33-8
logical Boiler temperature Not reached 50-4
System Boiler temperature exceed 50-5
logical DHW temperature Not reached 51-4
logical Flow temperature MC1 Not reached 52-4
logical Flow temperature MC2 Not reached 53-4
logical Room temperature HC Not reached 54-4
logical Room temperature MC1 Not reached 55-4
logical Room temperature MC2 Not reached 56-4
System Address Address collision 70-0
System activity No bus signal 70-1
System EEPROM 71-0
System EEPROM defect 71-1
System fault Locking EnXX Faulty ignition controller
System fault Blocking BnXX Faulty ignition controller
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Malfunction message register The control device features a malfunction message register in which up to 5
malfunction messages can be saved. The messages are displayed with date, time
and malfunction type (alarm code). The stored malfunction messages can be called
up in inverse chronological order in the “Malfunction messages” menu.
The last (= most recent) is at the top of the list (no. 01), with all previous messages
shifted back by one place with each new incoming entry. The fifth malfunction
message is deleted whenever a new malfunction message arrives.
In case of a heat generator malfunction (alarm code 30-1 or 31-3) while the system
frost protection is active, the boiler start-up protection is switched off and the heating
circuit pumps are switched on to reduce the risk of freezing of the system.
7.3.13.5 Sensor Calibration

Function If the measured values of the connected sensors do not match the actual
temperatures, calibration of the sensor values is possible with the ”Sensor
Calibration” parameter menu. In this menu all the sensors connected to the controller
can be corrected by ± 5K compared to the factory calibration value.
The current measured value plus or minus the specified correction as well as the
new value appear on the display. The compensation steps amount to 0.5 K.
CAUTION The sensor circuits are adjusted at the factory with precise measurement
instruments. An adjustment is to be carried out only if it is determined that the
amount of the deviation is constant along the entire measurement range.
In case of the calibration of a sensor the relevant amount must be

unconditionally registered, as the factory setting is no longer valid and the
reference value is otherwise lost.
The original factory setting cannot be restored by means of a reset!
Application – Compensation for very long sensor lines

– Constant external temperature effect on the sensor
– Sensor outside of the tolerance range (>1%)
7.3.13.6 Controller global reset

A global reset can be performed to return the controller to its factory condition. In this
reset all parameters, settings und counters accessible though the enabled code are
reset. The controller is restarted.
Settings which are not accessible through the set access code are preserved.
Activation Simultaneous pressing of keys ¢, ¥, ¦ and §
7.3.13.7 Controller time correction

In some special cases it may become necessary to adjust the running time of the
clock integrated in the controller. Please contact the manufacturer if such case
occurs.
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Technical Data SDC / DHC 43
8 Technical Data
8.1 General
Power supply voltage: 230 V +6%/ -10%

Rated frequency: 50 ... 60 Hz
Power input: max. 5.8 VA
Recommended pre-fuse: max. 6.3 A slow
Output relay contact load: 2 (2) A
Bus interface: for the connection of external devices (wall units, PC,
modem or gateway)
Max. bus length 100m
Power supply via T2B bus: 12 V/ 150 mA
Ambient temperature: 0 ... +50 °C
Storage temperature: -25 ... +60 °C
Degree of protection: IP 30
Protection class according to EN 60730: II
Protection class according to EN 60529: III
Radio protection: EN 55014 (1993)
Interference immunity: EN 55104 (1995)
CE compliance: 89/336/CEE
Casing dimensions: 144 x 96 x 75 mm (W x H x T)
Casing material: RED with antistatic agent
Connection system panel version: Plug-in terminal connections
Connection system wall version: Spring terminals in wall socket
8.1.1 Installation recommendations
Mains power cables

(mains connection cord, burners, pumps, actuator motors):
Cross section 1.5 mm²
Maximum length unlimited within the building mains installations.
Safety low voltage cables
(sensors, ext. switches for requests via switching contact, modem cables, analog signal cables, etc.)
Cross section 0.5 mm²
Maximum length 100 m (double wire); longer connecting cables should be avoided to
prevent the risk of electromagnetic interference.
Data bus cables
Cross section 0.6 mm ²
Maximum length 50 m (double wired; longest distance between a central device and a
device to be served); longer connecting cables should be avoided to
prevent the risk of electromagnetic interference.
Recommended cable types J-Y(St)Y 2 x 0.6
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SDC / DHC 43 Technical Data
8.2 Sensor Resistance Values
Sensor resistance Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ sensors for AF, WF/KF, SF,

VF1, VF2, VE1, VE2, VE3, KSPF
°C kΏ °C kΏ °C kΏ °C kΏ
-20 220.6 0 70.20 20 25.34 70 3.100
-18 195.4 2 63.04 25 20.00 75 2.587
-16 173.5 4 56.69 30 15.88 80 2.168
-14 154.2 6 51.05 35 12.69 85 1.824
-12 137.3 8 46.03 40 10.21 90 1.542
-10 122.4 10 41.56 45 8.258 95 1.308
-8 109.2 12 37.55 50 6.718 100 1.114
-6 97.56 14 33.97 55 5.495
-4 87.30 16 30.77 60 4.518
-2 78.23 18 27.90 65 3.734
Resistance values PT 1000-sensors for VI1 (adjustment AGF), KVLF

°C Ώ °C Ώ °C Ώ °C Ώ
0 1000.00 80 1308.93 140 1535.75 280 2048.76
10 1039.02 85 1327.99 150 1573.15 300 2120.19
20 1077.93 90 1347.02 160 1610.43 320 2191.15
25 1093.46 95 1366.03 170 1647.60 340 2261.66
30 1116.72 100 1385.00 180 1684.65 360 2331.69
40 1155.39 105 1403.95 190 1721.58 380 2401.27
50 1193.95 110 1422.86 200 1758.40 400 2470.38
60 1232.39 115 1441.75 220 1831.68 450 2641.12
70 1270.72 120 1460.61 240 1904.51 500 2811.00
75 1289.84 130 1498.24 260 1976.86
8.3 Sensor measuring ranges
Name Abbrev. on Sensor type measuring

controller back range
Outdoor sensor AF Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 90 °C
Boiler sensor KF Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
Flow sensor 1 VF1 Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
Flow sensor 2 VF2 Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
DHW sensor SF Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
Solar panel sensor KVLF PT1000 -50 °C ... 500 °C
Solar buffer tank sensor KSPF Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
Variable input VI1 *) VE1 Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
PT1000 -50 °C … 500 °C
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Variable input VI2 VE2 Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C

Variable input VI3 VE3 Honeywell NTC 20 kΏ -50 °C ... 125 °C
8.4 Digital inputs
Name Abbrev. on Input type Measuring

controller back range
Puls counter Imp Low voltage ≤ 10 Hz
Op. Hours counter BZ1 230 V OFF, ON
stage 1
Op. Hours counter BZ2 230 V OFF, ON
stage 2
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SDC / DHC 43 Index
Index
A F
ABS 49, 92 Fixed Value Control 96
Absence Mode 18 Flue gas temperature limit 78
Anti-blocking Protection 69 Flue gas temperature monitoring 78
Automatic Mode 19 Forced dissipation heat generator 78
B G
Boiler circuit pump 87 Global Malfunction Message 122
Buffer discharge protection 118
Buffer forced dissipation 118 H
Buffer minimum temperature limit 117
Buffer nominal temperature 117 Heat Generator Maximum Limit 71
Buffer Overview 60 Heat Generator Minimum Limit 70
Buffer skimming function 118 Heat Generator Overview 57
Buffer start-up protection 118 Heat Generator Sensor Operating Mode 71
Buffer stratified loading 119 Heat Generator Start-up Protection 70
Buffer switching differential 117 Heat Generator Start-Up Protection 70
Buffer tank function 112 Heating Characteristic Curve 90
Buffer Tank Loading Pump 112 Heating Characteristic Curve Setting 22
Buffer tank maximum temperature limit 117 Heating Circuit Overview 55, 56
Buffer tank sensor 2 119 Heating Circuit Pump Overtravel 94
Buffer temperature offset heat generator 117 Heating circuits minimum temperature limit 71
Building Type 66 Heating Curve 91
Bus Address 125 Heating System 49
Bus privilege heating circuit 132 Holiday Mode 17
Bypass pump 89 Hot Water Heating 105
Hot Water Mode 106
Hot Water Overview 54
C
Hydraulic buffer relief 122
Cascading 132
Charging pump 86 K
Circulation pump 108
Climate Zone 67 KP Flow time 87
Code Input 29 KP Overtravel Time 87
Conditional Priority 106
Constant Heating Mode 21 L
Constant Reduced Mode 21
Language 43
Constant Temperature Control 96
Legionella Protection-Daytime 48
D
M
DATA BUS Overview 61
Malfunction Messages 50, 137
Daytime Room Temperature 14
MALFUNCTION MESSAGES Overview 62
Daytime Water Heater Temperature 15
Manual Mode 28
Demand Contact 124
Menu Selection 30
Minimum Burner Run time 72
E
ECO 49, 92 N
Electrical Heating Element 109
Night-time Room Temperature 15
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 7
Emission Measurement 29, 135
Extended running time CHP 86 O
Operating Mode 45
Operating Mode Setting 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
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Index SDC / DHC 43
Outside Temperature Measurement 66 Stage-II enabling mode 74

Overview of the Technician Parameters 51 Standby Mode 22
STB Check 136
P Stufe II-Zeitsperre 73
Summer Mode 20
Parallel Mode 106 Summer Switch-off 67
Parameter Presettings 65 Summer Switch-off/ Heating Limit 46
Parameter Reset 47 Switching differential I 72
Party Mode 19 Switching differential II 72
Priority Mode 106 Switching Times 32
Priority Separate Switching 107 Switch-off Mode 92
Switch-on Optimisation 99
R System Anti-freeze Protection 68
System Information 23
Reduced Mode 48, 92
System Parameter Overview 53
Relay Function Test 136
RELAY TEST Overview 61
Return control 88 T
Return Increase Overview 59 Tank Discharge Protection 107
Room Anti-freeze Limit 101 Technical Data 140
Room Factor 98 Temperature Limitation 93
Room Influence 97 Temperature Rise 94
Room Switch-In 97 Thermostat 106
Room Thermostat Function 101 Time / Calendar Menu 32
Rotary pushbutton 14 Time Programs 43
Timer 123
S Total flow sensor 128
Screed function 94
Sensor Calibration 139 U
SENSOR CALIBRATION Overview 62 User Interface 13
Solar forced heat dissipation 121
Solar heat balance 110
V
Solar heat generator temporary interruption 110
Solar Loading Pump 109 Variable Inputs and Outputs 66
Solar loading switchover 120
Solar Overview 59 W
Solar volume flow 110
Solid Fuel Loading Pump 119 Water Heater Economy Temperature 48
Solid Fuel Overview 60 Weather-responsive Parallel Mode 107
Solid-fuel temporary interruption 120
Stage II DHW loading mode 74
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SDC / DHC 43 Index
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Manufactured for and on behalf of the Environmental and Combustion Controls Division of Honeywell Technologies Sàrl, Ecublens, Route du Bois 37, Switzerland by its Authorized
Representative:
Honeywell GmbH
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D-71101 Schönaich
Tel.: (++49) (0) 7031 637 01
Fax: (++49) (0) 7031 637 493
http://europe.hbc.honeywell.com
The right is reserved to make

modifications
This document is definitive for the enclosed product and replaces all previous publications.
Honeywell Inc. hereby declares that this device complies with the basic requirements and other relevant regulations of guideline 1999/5/EC. The
declaration of conformity of the product can be requested from the manufacturer.
Note to non-EU countries: This product may only be used if operation in the 868 MHz frequency band is permissible.
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Heating Controller SDC

District Heating Controller DHC 43

2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................................6

5.6 Parameter Settings........................................................................................................................................51

7.2.3 District Heating Return Temperature Limit (district heating)...................................................................81

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7.3.11.3 Operation of wall devices ...............................................................................................................129

2.2 Conditions for start-up

2.2.1 Do not separate the controller from the mains

The controll system must be installed according to the mounting instructions.

If a floor heating system is connected, a limiting thermostat must switch off

2.2.2 Electric installation

2.2.3 Safety measures for EMC-compatible installation

Data bus cable 12 V~

For control devices powered through a separate mains connection, separation

When installing control or room devices, a minimum distance of 40 cm must be

Room devices and central devices must be separated by a distance of at least 40

Circuit breaker 16 A Heating room and power

Shielded cables must be used for the data bus lines.

Do not ground here!

2.2.4 Cable dimensions

2.2.5 Maximum cable length

2.2.6 Cable installation

2.2.7 Cabinet earth and ground

2.3 Domestic hot water higher than 60 °C

Anti legionella automatic

Manual operation / Emission measurement

2.4 Connecting accessories

External switches must be installed if a manual switch function is desired for

2.5 Service and cleaning

3 DHC 43 / SDC – Overview

district heating valve

DHW loading pump

SDC 3-10 3-Rel. x x x

* District heating versions.

ABS Reduced mode PF Buffer tank sensor (upper)

5.1 User Interface

5.1.1 Basic display

Date MO. 18.MAR. 01

Operating modes symbols æ ç è é ê ë ì í

5.1.2 Operating elements

5.1.2.1 Rotary Pushbutton (Press/Turn)

By prolonged pressing (ca. 3 s) the rotary pushbutton, you can:

• Shift to the menu selection level

By turning the rotary pushbutton, you can:

• Change values (clockwise increases values, counter-clockwise decreases

• Browse through menus

5.1.2.2 "Daytime Room Temperature" Key

æ ç è é ê ë ì í key or the rotary pushbutton î.

Setting range 5 ... 30 °C

5.1.2.3 "Night-time Room Temperature" Key

Setting range 5 ... 30 °C

5.1.2.4 "Daytime DHW Temperature" Key

æ ç è é ê ë ì í or the rotary pushbutton î.

Single DHW loading

5.1.2.5 "Operating Mode" Key (Basic display)

Overview of the Operating Modes

æ Holiday Return Date