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WINTER
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SUMMER
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2-CYCLE
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3-WINTER
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LOCAL
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4 = Thursday
5 = Friday
6 = Saturday
7 = Sunday
Press
to exit the menu.
2. Setting the cycle
The cycle defines the operation of the unit. In summer mode, the climatization is
turned on if the room temperature is higher than the target temperature, while in
winter it is turned on when the room temperature is lower than the target
temperature.
To define the cycle press
with
and
. Then press
Press
to leave the menu.
3. Winter programme
The winter programme defines the operating hours of the climatization and its
respective target temperatures.
It is possible to define, for each day of the week, 3 operating periods. You can, for
the same day of the week, define overlapping periods, where the higher temperature
prevails.
The starting time of a period has to be before the end time.
0
6
12
P
1
P
2
Period 1 does not have to start before period 2 or 3.
To adjust the winter programme press
The option LOCAL allows you to define the programme on the local unit. If there are
OTC-TERMO's installed you can choose here which unit you wish to programme
using the
and
keys, and validating with the
You can now select the day of the week you wish to edit with the
Going to the right, you can select all days of the week, only Monday to Friday or only
the Weekend. In this case of multiple days of the week you cannot edit the
programme that was already defined for one particular day, always starting the same
programme pattern.
If you select a single day of the week and validate with
programme of this day on the display. The bar below the 1 blinks indicating the
programme number.
within the option 2-CYCLE. Select the desired mode
to validate.
18
24
P
3
within the option 3-WINTER.
key.
and
keys.
you will see the 1st
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