Settings

Setting the operating parameters

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Main view

Step 1 of 7
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Time
  • The time is set automatically as soon as the control is connected to the Internet.
Main view
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Pump
  • This symbol shows the status of the circulation pump. It also acts as a switch. By tapping the symbol, the pump can be switched on and off manually.
3
Heating rod
  • This symbol shows the status of the heating element. It also acts as a switch. By tapping the symbol, the heating element can be switched on and off manually.
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Return temperature
  • The instrument displays the current return temperature on the sensor.
5
Temperature target
  • The set target temperature with the set “spread”.
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Info Page
  • Here you can access the "Info" page with links/QR codes to the control web interface and the documentation/data portal.
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Main View
  • This will always take you back to this main view.
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Settings
  • You can find the settings using this button - the individual setting areas are described below.
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At the top right there are status symbols (without numbering)
  • Displays WiFi network status and reception strength.
  • Displays the connection status to the cloud.
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Heater settings

Step 2 of 7
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Operating hours: The operating hours of the heating element. The average life expectancy of heating elements is around 20 years, but depends heavily on the water quality.
Heater settings
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Heating element: When the heating element is switched on, the pump is automatically activated for safety reasons. When the heating element is switched off, the pump continues to run (pump overrun).
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Target temperature: Target temperature of the water in the return
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Spread: Allowed spread of water temperature. This affects the timing of the heating element.
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ALARM: The temperature at which the alarm is triggered is set here. In the event of an alarm, the red socket is energized and a connected 230V signaling device (e.g. light or siren) is supplied with voltage. The alarm can be switched off on the device screen. However, if the error is not corrected within a certain period of time, the alarm will be triggered again.
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Circulation pump settings

Step 3 of 7
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Operating Hours: The operating hours of the pump. The average life expectancy of circulation pumps is approximately 20 years.
Circulation pump settings
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Pump: When the pump is switched off, the heating element is deactivated for safety reasons.
3
Interval: Pump interval in summer operation
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Pump running time: The pump running time in interval operation.
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Settings display

Step 4 of 7
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LCD timeout: The time until the display switches off automatically.
Settings display
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Menu timeout: The time until the display automatically switches to the main view.
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Screensaver: Activates the LCD screensaver without turning off the backlight (test function). Tap the screen to turn off.
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LCD: Turns off the backlight. Tap the screen to turn on.
5

Network

Step 5 of 7

The network data is displayed here.

Currently only WiFi with DHCP is supported. Static IP and a wired Ethernet connection in future releases. The control can generally be retrofitted.

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IP Address
Network
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WiFI Network Name (SSID)
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WiFi reception: The reception strength in dBm. the smaller the number is (towards -100), the worse the reception. A very good reception is around -30dBm - -20dBm
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Systemsettings

Step 6 of 7

The system settings contain the following settings and data:

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Operating mode: Summer/Winter operation
Systemsettings
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Operating hours
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System runtime: since last reboot
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CPU Temperature: the internal temperature of the microcontroller
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Firmware: Version of the firmware on the device
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Reboot: restart the system
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Log

Step 7 of 7

The internal log file is displayed here. For error analysis or support purposes, you may be able to find helpful information here. The different colors of the messages mean:

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black: normal message
Log
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orange : Warning, no operational impairment is expected
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red : Error, please contact customer support with the relevant warning message