Control Mode; Operation Mode - Gewiss GW 10 793 Manual

The thermostat can be set to 2 different control modes:
• Slave: operations depend on the device set as the Master (for example, the EIB GW
10 791 timer-thermostat), that sets the type, operation mode or set point for the
thermostat according to ETS settings. In the first case (mode), the thermostat uses
the set points set via ETS which can be changed locally and via bus if these options
were enabled in ETS settings. It is possible to temporarily force the set temperature
set-point (max variation ± 5 °C), whilst it is not possible to change the operation
mode. The forced set-point will remain valid until the Master device sends a new
operation mode. In the second case (set point), the thermostat uses the set point
received from the Master device to which a local variation (max ± 5 °C) can always
be applied.
• Stand alone: the thermostat operation type and mode are set locally. The operation status
does not depend on any other device. In Stand-alone mode it is possible to vary the set-
point at will and enable the thermostat to receive remote commands for mode settings
(OFF/Economy/Precomfort/Comfort) and type (Heating/Air-conditioning) from other devices,
such as for instance a button or the EIB GSM remote control unit GW 90 815.
The thermostat foresees 4 different operation modes:
• ECONOMY
• PRECOMFORT
• COMFORT
• OFF-FROSTPROTECT / HIGH TEMPERATURE PROTECTION
In the Stand Alone control mode use the key
In Slave control mode, with Master operation mode settings, the
since the operation mode is set by the device set as Master.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Control mode

Operation mode

In the economy, precomfort and comfort function modes
the thermostat permanently uses the corresponding
temperature set-points.
The current ambient temperature and the symbol
, or
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to switch from one mode to another.
appear on the screen.
key is not enabled
,