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Samson 5179, 5100 Operation, Return to the operating level, Deleting vacation periods

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Operation

Return to the operating level.

Note!

Vacation periods that are not assigned to a specific date should be deleted by the end of the year so that they are not carried on into the following year.

Deleting vacation periods:

Select the vacation period you wish to delete in the datapoint for vacation periods.

Confirm selection.

Select – – – – .

Delete vacation period.

Note!

The controller automatically returns to the operating level if the keys are left unpressed for two minutes.

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Samson 5179, 5100 Operation, Return to the operating level, Deleting vacation periods, Confirm selection Select

Contents

Firmware version Edition August Mounting and Operating Instructions EB 5179 ENAutomation System TROVIS District Heating Controller TROVISDisclaimer of liability Contents Contents5.10 ContentsError alarms Operation 1 Operation1.1Operating elements 1.1.1 Operating keysOperation 1.1.2 Operating switchesOperation 1.2Operating modesOperation 1.3DisplayOperation 1.4Displaying dataOperation 1.5Setting the controller timeActivate editing mode for the controller year Change year setting Confirm yearOperation Confirm date Display: YearOperation 1.6Setting the times-of-useActivate editing mode for times-of-use OperationOperation 1.6.1 Copying the times-of-useOperation 1.6.2 Entering public holidaysDelete the public holiday OperationDeleting a public holiday Confirm selection SelectOperation 1.6.3 Entering vacation periodsConfirm selection Select – – – – OperationReturn to the operating level Deleting vacation periodsStart-up 2 Start-up 2.1Setting the system code numberStart-up 2.2Activating and deactivating functionsStart-up Confirm settingsStart-up 2.3Changing parametersStart-up 2.4Configuring universal inputs2.3.1 Enter key number 2.5Calibrating sensorsProceed as follows Start-upStart-up 2.6Resetting to default valuesManual operation 3 Manual operationSystems Systemsk RKHK SystemsBE BA AE RK EB 5179 ENSystems Default setting Co1 ->Fb00 Co1 ->Fb01 Co1 ->Fb02Systems Default settingSystem Anl SystemsSystems Default settingCo3 ->Fb01 Co3 ->Fb02 Co5 ->Fb00 Default setting Co1 ->Fb00 Co1 ->Fb01 Co1 ->Fb02Systems Co2 ->Fb00 Co2 ->Fb01 Co2 ->Fb02 Co3 ->Fb00RKTW Systems36EB 5179 EN SystemsSystems Default setting Co1 ->Fb00 Co1 ->Fb01 Co1 ->Fb02Systems Default setting Co1 ->Fb00 Co1 ->Fb01 Co1 ->Fb02Functions of the heating circuit 5 Functions of the heating circuit5.1Functioning principle 5.2Weather-compensatedcontrol5.2.2 4-pointcharacteristic 5.2.1 Gradient characteristicFunctions of the heating circuit Functions Functions of the heating circuitFunctions of the heating circuit 5.3Fixed set point control5.5.1 OT deactivation value in rated operation 5.5Deactivation depending on outdoor temperature5.5.2 OT deactivation value in reduced operation 5.5.4 Summer mode 5.5.3 OT activation value in rated operationFunctions of the heating circuit 5.7Outdoor temperature-dependentadvance heating 5.6Delayed outdoor temperature adaptationFunctions of the heating circuit Functions of the heating circuit 5.8Remote operation5.9Optimization with room sensor ConfigurationFunctions of the DHW circuit 5.11 Adaptation 5.10 Flash adaptationFunctions of the DHW circuit Appendix 5.12 Room temperature-dependentcontrolBA2, BA4: Reduce pump speed 5.13 Pump managementAppendix BA1, BA3: Circulation pump on and off5.15 Position feedback in pre-controlcircuit 5.14 Releasing the heating circuitAppendix Functions of the DHW circuit 6 Functions of the DHW circuitSystem-widefunctions Appendix 6.2DHW heating in the storage tank systemStart storage tank charging Stop storage tank charging Appendix6.3.1 Reverse control 6.3Priority operationAppendix Appendix 6.3.2 Set-backoperation6.4Forced charging of the DHW storage tank 6.5Thermal disinfection of the DHW storage tankFunctions Appendix7.2Frost protection 7.4Return flow temperature limitation7 System-widefunctions 7.1Automatic summer time/winter time changeoverSystem-widefunctions –the heating systems have been calibrated7.5Condensate accumulation control 7.6Compensating for time delaysSystem-widefunctions System-widefunctions 7.7Three-stepcontrol7.9Continuous-actioncontrol 7.8On/off controlSystem-widefunctions System-widefunctions 7.10 Forwarding the outdoor temperature30 kW Settings for capacity limitationSystem-widefunctions Example to determine the limit valueSettings for flow rate limitation 7.12 Locking manual levelSystem-widefunctions 8.1Error list/sensor failure Operational faultsOperational faults 8.2Collective error alarmNumber = Bit no. in HR Operational faultsOperational faults 8.3Temperature monitoringUpper limit: Any Operational faultsOperational faults 8.5Error status register<w> = D0 x <1> + D1 x <2> +...+ D11 x <2048> 8.6Error alarmsOperational faults Example of a transfer to the control systemOperational faults 8.6.2 Sending fax in case of a fault alarmFunctions Operational faultsCommunication 9 CommunicationCommunication 9.1RS-232-Csystem bus interfaceGND TD DTR DCD RD RTS Functions CommunicationStation address ST.-NR CommunicationCommunication Modem timeout t9.4.1 Activating the meter bus 9.4Meter bus interfaceCommunication Return flow temperature b, C Flow temperature b, CCommunication Flow rate capacity Communicationenergy Capacity limitationCommunication 9.5LON communicationCommunication 9.6Requesting/processing an external demandCommunication Sending outdoor temperaturesSending the controller time EB 5179 EN CommunicationInstallation 10 InstallationBack of the Controller housingInstallation Panel mounting11 Electrical connection Connecting the sensors Type 5244, Type OptionOption OptionType 5244, Type OptionOption EB 5179 ENType 5244, Type OptionOption 94EB 5179 ENEB 5179 EN OptionOption Type 5244, TypeArticle no. 29 66 Electrical connectionOption Voltage supply 24 V/30 mAAppendix 12 Appendix 12.1 Function block listsCo1 to Co3 Heating circuit 1 to Comments AppendixCo4: DHW heating AppendixComments AppendixCo5: General functions and pre-controlcircuit Comments AppendixFb Function CommentsCo6: Sensor initialization AppendixCo7: LON communication Co8: Error initialization Comments AppendixAppendix 12.2 Parameter listPA1 to PA3: Heating circuits HK1 to HK3 Display AppendixDisplay AppendixDisplay AppendixDisplay AppendixPA4: DHW heating AppendixDisplay AppendixPA5: Capacity and flow rate limitation AppendixDisplay AppendixDisplay AppendixMaximum flow rate of the DHW heating AppendixMaximum flow rate of the entire system Maximum flow rate of the heatingDisplay AppendixPA9: Communication AppendixDisplay AppendixAppendix 12.3 DisplayDisplay AppendixInf4: DHW heating AppendixDisplay AppendixInf5: District heating circuit Charging temperatureReturn flow temperature at sensor RüF or RüFprim AppendixAppendix Inf8: Error status register/sensor failureInF7: LON communication InF9 Communication AppendixAppendix 12.4 Sensor resistance tablesAppendix 12.5 Technical dataStation Operator Relevant SAMSON office 12.6 Customer dataFunction block settings in configuration levels AppendixParameters Parameters AppendixPage Parameters AppendixPA5 System-wideparameters Parameters AppendixKey number 1732Co9: Modbus and meter bus communication Index Interface IndexTime-controlledoperation IndexInF1 2006-03 EB 5179 EN