Zone1; Dhw Circuit - Vaillant VRC 700f/4 Installation Instructions Manual

7 Operating and display functions
Depending on the configuration of the VR 70 or VR 71, there
is one external input for each heating circuit. You can con-
nect an external zone controller, for example, to this external
input.
7.7.22 Reading the heating pump status
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [HEAT-
ING1 ----] → Pump status
–
You can use this function to read the current status (On,
off) of the heating pump for the heating circuit.
7.7.23 Reading the status of the heating circuit
mixer
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [HEAT-
ING2 ----] → Mixer status
–
You can use this function to read the current status
(Opening, Closing, Stationary) of the heating circuit
mixer from HEATING2.
7.8

ZONE1

7.8.1 Deactivating the zone
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Zone activated
–
You can use this function to deactivate the zone that you
do not require.
All available zones appear on the display if the existing heat-
ing circuits are activated in the Type of circuit function.
Setting the type of circuit (→ Page 15)
7.8.2 Setting the day temperature
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Day temperature
–
You can use this function to set the required temperature
within the time period for the zone.
7.8.3 Setting the set-back temperature
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Set-back temp.
–
You can use this function to set the required temperature
outside of the time period for the zone.
The night temperature is the temperature to which the heat-
ing is to be reduced at times of low heat demand.
7.8.4 Reading the room temperature
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Room temperature
–
You can use this function to read the current room tem-
perature. To do this, the system control must be installed
in the living room and assigned to a zone.
The system control has an integrated temperature sensor,
which determines the room temperature.
7.8.5 Assigning a zone
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Zone assignment
–
You can use this function to assign the unit (system con-
trol or remote control) that is installed in the zone to the
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selected zone. The control system also uses the room
temperature sensor for the assigned unit.
If you have assigned a remote control unit, the remote con-
trol unit uses all of the values for the assigned zone.
If you do not assign any zones, the Room temp. mod. func-
tion is ineffective.
7.8.6 Reading the zone valve status
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [ZONE1
----] → Zone valve status
–
You can use this function to read the current status of the
zone valve (Open, Closed).
7.9

DHW circuit

7.9.1 Setting the cylinder
Menu → Installer level → System configuration [DHW cir-
cuit ----] → Cylinder
–
You can use this function to activate or deactivate a cylin-
der for the hot water circuit.
If a cylinder is installed in the heating installation, the setting
must always be active.
7.9.2 Reading the hot watwer circuit's target flow
temperature
Menu → Installer level → System configuration → [DHW
circuit ----] → Target flow temp.
–
You can use this function to read the target flow temper-
ature of the hot water circuit.
7.9.3 Setting the target cylinder temperature
(domestic hot water)
Danger!
Risk of death from legionella.
Legionella multiply at temperatures below
60 °C.
▶
Ensure that the end user is familiar with
all of the Anti-legionella measures in order
to comply with the applicable regulations
regarding legionella prevention.
Menu → Installer level → System configuration [DHW cir-
cuit ----] → Domestic hot water
Menu → Installer level → System configuration [HEAT-
ING1 ----] → Domestic hot water
–
You can use this function to define the set target temper-
ature (Domestic hot water) for a connected domestic
hot water cylinder. Set the set target temperature on the
system control in such a way that the heat demand of the
end user is covered.
► Observe the applicable regulations regarding legionella
prevention.
7.9.4 Reading the current temperature of the
domestic hot water cylinder
Menu → Installer level → System configuration [DHW cir-
cuit ----] → Current cyl. temp.
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