Configuration - Siemens Synco 700 Series Basic Documentation

Basic configuration
Extra configuration
Example 1
Example 2
Inputs
Building Technologies
HVAC Products
7.2

Configuration

In the basic configuration, the function block is activated for the application. The type of
burner and boiler hydraulics are preselected by choosing the plant type.
For more detailed information, refer to section 3.3 "Basic configuration".
Main menu > Commissioning > Basic configuration
Operating line
Plant type
In the extra configuration, the basic configuration can be complemented and/or
amended.
Together with the plant type, it is always 2 boilers with the same type of burner and
same boiler hydraulics that are selected. There is a choice of 3 types of burner:
• 1-stage
• 2-stage
• Modulating 3-position
If a boiler requires some other type of burner or some other type of boiler hydraulics,
appropriate adaptations can be made in the extra configuration.
If, with plant type K2.2, burner stage 2 is removed from the first boiler, the 2-stage
burner of the first boiler is converted to a 1-stage burner.
By assigning an output terminal to burner stage 2 in plant type K2.1, the 1-stage burner
is converted to a 2-stage burner.
In the extra configuration, it is also possible to activate additional boilers by configuring
a burner stage and a boiler sensor with boiler 3 to a free input and output, for example.
Also, in the extra configuration, additional sensors, fault and control inputs can be
defined.
Main menu > Commissioning > Extra configuration > Boiler ... > Inputs
Operating line
Boiler sensor
Return sensor
Release input
Checkb signal burner
Fault burner
Current burner output
Flue gas temperature sensor
Flue gas meas mode contact
[Boiler pump] overload
[Boiler pump B] overload
Flow signal pump
Checkb sign shutoff valve
Fault input 1
Fault input 2
Fault input 3
Individual operation
Boiler sequence controller RMK770
7 Boiler control
Range
Refer to subsection
3.3.1 "Plant types"
Adjustable values / remarks
Factory setting
K1.1
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23.04.2009