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  • Page 1 Advanced Control Panel 3008...
  • Page 2 - Control Panel 3008 Installation ................... Control Panel - Control Panel 3008 basic features ................Control Panel - Software update ......................Control Panel - Wallas Remote application and Control Panel connection ......Control Panel - Error Codes ......................... - 2 -...
  • Page 3 Control Panel 3008 Installation Control Panel 3008 cable connection can be assembled in surface mount or through hole. Surface, cable visible Hole, cable hidden inside the wall Install the assembly plate and mark places for the Install the assemply plate.
  • Page 4 Advanced Control Panel Before using the Control Panel ensure it is assembled correctly with the assembly plate (see assembly instructions from sales package) and connected with the Wallas unit. This manual refers to Control panel SW 1.2.75. and heater SW 1.6.64 Starting the heater for the first time Prior to starting the heater, choose the operation mode;...
  • Page 5 Select mode. Press the Select Button. Press Button. Main display will appear. and hold the Select Button down again for 3 seconds to start the heater (safety feature). Note: Wallas unit's starting procedure takes approx. 12 minutes. - 3 -...
  • Page 6 Digital Panel Legend: 1 Main Menu Bar 2 Target Temperature / Power Level / Blower Speed 3 Room Temperature 4 Heater Status 5 Start/Stop Icon 6 Air Boost Icon 7 Info Bar: Power On/Off, Combustion, Info, Lock, Heater power % Operation modes (Main Menu Bar) Manual control mode Thermo control mode...
  • Page 7 Ignition To start, use the Arrow Confirm the selection by Starting will appear on the The light orange combustion Buttons (left or right) to holding the Select Button screen. light will light up when the move the orange selection down for 3 seconds (safety burner flame has been square to the Start/Stop feature).
  • Page 8 Air Boost Air Boost maximizes the air volume for quick defrosting and drying, but does not change the set temperature, power level of fuel rate. Air Boost can be activated either in Manual or Thermo Control Mode, while the system is heating. Use Arrow Buttons to The orange Air Boost On To go back to normal air...
  • Page 9 Pause Mode (in Thermo Control Mode only) Pause Mode automatically turns the heater off if the temperature remains +2 C° (3,6 F°) above the set level for 1/2 hour due to local ambient conditions. Pause Mode can be delayed temporarily by slightly increasing the target temperature. Power can be turned on by increasing the target temperature in the Pause Mode.
  • Page 10 Note: The system mode that was used last upon shutdown will be the same mode when the heater is turned on again. Settings: Move the selection square to Use the Arrow Buttons to Temp Sensor Device Info the Main Menu Bar and move the selection square - Choose the desired sensor - Control panel and heater...
  • Page 11 Temp Unit Connections Adjust combustion in high - select temperature unit - clear all paired mobile altitudes. Heater operation Celcius / Fahrenheit. phone devices. can be optimized to different altitudes. - 9 -...

  • Page 12: Software Update

    Software update is a complicated process, and something may happen during the update, for example :sudden network failure, which can effect to your boat heating. Therefore it is forbidden to start software update for control panel if the Wallas heater is the only heat source and being unable to start heater would create a danger.
  • Page 13 Advanced Control Panel can be connected into the mobile application with local connection. You can then operate your heater with the "Wallas Remote" application. First, download the Wallas Remote application to your mobile device from your application store. Pairing the app with the heater...
  • Page 14 Advanced Control Panel Advanced Control Panel Advanced Control Panel Advanced Control Panel If the connection was not Use Arrow Buttons to go to Choose Connections and Turn the app off, open it successful, Connection the Main Menu Bar and press the Select Button. again and repeat the Denied will appear on the press the Select Button.
  • Page 15 Operating Mode Ignition Temperature Air Boost Heater can be started Press and hold the In Heating/Thermo Control Air Boost maximizes the air remotely in two modes: Start/Stop Icon down for 2 Mode the thermostat can volume for quick defrosting Heating/Thermo Control: seconds to start the heater.
  • Page 16 Control panel can be connected to the internet with WiFi connection. You can then operate your heater with the " Wallas Remote" application through the Internet. Wifi connection is created through the Wallas Remote application. ( Local connection between application and Control Panel must be available before setup) The first time selecting Connect, the application will ask for SSID and Password.
  • Page 17 "Remote Link". Wallas-Marin reserves the right to develop usability and features of the application. - 15 -...
  • Page 18 7. If your mobile device has already connection into heater it can not create new before old connection is removed from your device. In some phone models this has to be made manually. Remove "WALLAS OP" from your phones paired short range wireless connection devices list (note there might be several OP pairings in mobile device list, remove all) and restart short range wireless connection before new pairing is possible.

  • Page 19: Error Codes

    Error Codes Possible error codes are listed on the table below. Combined Error message Problem Troubleshooting Code Ignition failed, maximum allowed Check the fuel, check the fuel filter, 10A06 Ignition failed number of pump pulses tighten all joints. Preheating failed, residual fuel burning Try to start again, if same fault, contact 10A06 Ignition failed...
  • Page 20 2070005 System error Contact service 2080001 System error Contact service 2080006 System error Contact service 2080008 System error Contact service 2080208 System error Contact service Burner temp 3000007 Burner temperature is missing/invalid Contact service sensor 3010007 Air temp sensor Air temperature is missing/invalid Connect air temperature sensor.