Installer Level 1
Setting device preset
You can preset the thermostat on the first power-on or immediately after an ex-factory reset. The thermostat will require the selection of a preset to pre-configure settings depending on what the thermostat is directly controlling, which allows the thermostat to function correctly for the intended use case. Preset selection is a manual process and all preset uses a PI* control algorithm which provides highly stable results.
*PI (Proportional and Integral) controller is a commonly used method in control systems to correct for error between the commanded setpoint and the actual value based on some type of feedback.
You can choose one preset configuration:
Preset mode |
Configuration |
Control type / Set point range |
Cycle time** |
P1 |
Room control: Oil Boiler/Heat pump |
Room Control, 4°C ~ 30°C |
20 |
P2 |
Room Control: Hydronic or Electrical
Radiator/Gas Boiler |
10 |
|
P3 |
Room Control with floor limits: Hydronic
or Electrical Underfloor with floor limits |
10 |
|
P4 |
Floor Control: Electrical Radiator |
Floor Control, 10°C ~ 40°C |
10 |
**Cycle time: This setting determines the length of each on/off cycle of the output relay. In a cycle time, the time interval between relay cycle is based on the demand setpoint. A longer cycle time may be more appropriate for slow heating surfaces, such as a concrete floor. A short cycle time is more appropriate for faster heating surfaces, such as an electric panel heater.
Initial preset configuration
When the thermostat enters
preset mode, by default “P2” flashes on the matrix
LED’s if there is no external sensor connected, or “P4” if there is any external sensor connected.
Modifying the preset value
To modify the preset from
default value, wake-up the thermostat by pressing any touch button
and then simultaneously press "O" and "+" for 5 s to
access the installer settings menu.
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Dot matrix display shows default preset.
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Wi-Fi LED turns purple.
Then, use the + button on the thermostat to increase the preset value by 1 and the – button to decrease the preset value by 1.
For example: Pressing the + button
changes preset P1 to P2, and further presses change it to P3 and P4.
Pressing the – button changes preset P4 to
P3, and further presses change it to P2 and P1.
Confirming the preset
Select the preset that meets your needs using
the +/- buttons, and then hold the O for > 1 s to confirm
the selection.
Refer to Installer Level 2 to continue the configuration.