Mark PinTherm Mistral User manual
Technical manual
Technisches Handbuch
Livret technique
Technisch boek
Instrukcja techniczna
Manuel tehnic
EN
DE
FR
NL
PL
MARK PinTherm Mistral
0662090
RO
06 29 110
MON
DAY
08:01 18ºC
X:060
PinTherm Mistral
0629110
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Read this document before
installing the appliance
Warning
Incorrect installation, adjustment, alteration, repair or maintenance work may lead to material damage
or injury. All work must be carried out by certied, qualied professionals. If the appliance is not
positioned in accordance with the instructions, the warranty shall be rendered void. This appliance is
not intended for use by children or persons with a physical, sensory or mental handicap, or who lack
the required experience or expertise, unless they are supervised or have been instructed in the use of
the appliance by somebody who is responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
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1.0 Contents
2.0 General
2.1 All rights reserved page 4
2.2 General warnings page 4
3.0 Technicalspecications
3.1 Technical specications PinTherm Mistral page 4
3.2 Technical specications external room sensor (optional) page 5
3.3 Technical specications water temperature sensor (optional) page 5
3.4 Resistance chart sensors page 5
3.5 Default settings PinTherm Mistral page 5
4.0 Installation
4.1 General page 6
4.2 Installation PinTherm Mistral page 6
4.3 Installation external room sensor page 6
4.4 Installation water temperature sensor page 7
5.0 Operating manual
5.1 Explanation of the push-buttons and LEDs page 7
5.2 Explanation of the display page 8
5.3 Initial operation of the PinTherm Mistral page 8
5.4 Activate user menu page 9
5.5 Location page 9
5.6 Change day/night temperature setting page 10
5.7 Switching difference page 10
5.8 Enter or change switching times page 11
5.9 Switch delay page 11
5.10 Control settings cooling page 11
5.11 Control settings heating page 12
5.12 Water temperature page 12
5.13 Calibration temperature page 13
5.14 Change time and date page 13
5.15 Vacation settings page 13
5.16 Control system page 13
5.17 Change menu code page 14
5.18 Change language page 14
5.19 Modbus page 14
5.20 Ethernet info page 14
5.21 IP settings page 15
5.22 Control PinTherm Mistral via Ethernet page 15
5.23 Switch overtime timer on/off page 15
5.24 Restore factory settings PinTherm Mistral page 16
6.0 Disposing of the PinTherm Mistral page 16
7.0 Modbus page 16
8.0 PinTherm Mistral connections page 17
8.1 I/O contacts page 18
Annex I Wiring diagrams page 111
Annex II Modbus page 114
Annex III Ethernet displays page 118
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2.0 General
2.1 All rights reserved
The manufacturer has a policy of continuous product improvement and reserves the right to make
changes to the specications without prior notice. The technical details are considered correct but do
not form the basis for a contract or warranty. All orders are accepted subject to the standard terms and
conditions of sale and delivery (which will be sent to you at your request).
The information in this document is subject to change without notice. The most recent version of this
manual is always available at www.markclimate.com/downloads.
2.2 General warnings
Installation must comply with the relevant local and/or national regulations. You must therefore have the
PinTherm Mistral installed by a professionally qualied installer in accordance with all applicable national
and international regulations. Faulty installation, adjustment, alteration, maintenance activity or repair
shall render the warranty void.
Always switch off the 230V power supply before connecting the terminals. The mains voltage on the
PinTherm Mistral must be able to be switched off in a double-pole manner by means of a permanent
switch that is suitable for 250VAC / 10A and complies with the applicable safety regulations.
Only devices that comply with EN-IEC 61010-1 may be operated with the PinTherm Mistral.
Clean the housing of the PinTherm Mistral with a damp cloth. Do not apply solvents.
There are no requirements regarding ventilation in the immediate vicinity of the controller.
Warning - risk of electric shock.
Warning - general warning, risk of danger.
There can be voltage on the connection terminals where a is placed.
3.0 Technicalspecications
3.1 Technical specications PinTherm Mistral
• Type designation : PinTherm Mistral
• Item number : 06 29 110
• Power supply PinTherm Mistral : 90 – 240 VAC / 47-63Hz
• Own consumption : < 9W
• Clock : 24 hour clock with automatic summer/winter time switching
• Switching programs : 3 switching programs a day
• Switching differential : 0,1 - 3K
• Dimensions : 166 x 160 x 106mm (bxwxh)
• Weight : 880 grammes
• Protection class : IP-54
• Installation environment : Transport/storage: -20°C until +70°C.
Operational: -10°C until +60°C
Relative air humidity: 0-90% not condensating
Installation maximal 2000 meter above sea level.
• Over voltage category : 11
• Pollution level : 2
• Switch contact(s)* : 230Vac/10A (2,5A)
• Temperature setting : 0 until 39°C per 1°C adjustable
• Overtime timer : adjustable 1, 2 or 3 hours (060, 120, 180)
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• Calibration : adjustable from -3.5°C until +3.5°C
• Heating/cooling : Automatic changeover for heating or cooling.
• 0-10 VDC : 0-10 VDC output for heating or cooling
• Sensor : external room sensor (06 29 086)
water temperature sensor (06 29 094)
• Languages : NL/EN/DE/FR/PL/RO
• Fuse : 6A
* The relay contacts are functional switches, not safety switches.
3.2 Technical details external room sensor
• Type designation : RSTF NTC4,7K
• Item number : 06 29 086
• Resistance : NTC 4K7
• Dimensions : 79 x 81 x 26mm (lxwxh)
• Weight : 46 grammes
• Electrical connection : 0.75 -1.5mm²
• Protection class : IP-30
3.3 Technical details water temperature sensor (optional)
• Type designation : ALTF2 NTC4,7K
• Item number : 06 29 094
• Resistance : NTC 4K7
• Dimensions : 72 x 64 x 38mm (lxwxh)
• Weight : 47 grammes
• Electrical connection : 0.8 -1.5mm²
• Protection class : IP-65
3.4 Resistance chart sensors
-15°C
33.812kΩ
-10°C
25.693kΩ
-5°C
19.693kΩ
0°C
15.219kΩ
5°C
11.856kΩ
10°C
9.309kΩ
15°C
7.361kΩ
20°C
5.862kΩ
25°C
4.700kΩ
30°C
3.792kΩ
35°C
3.079kΩ
40°C
2.513kΩ
45°C
2.065kΩ
50°C
1.705kΩ
55°C
1.415kΩ
60°C
1.181kΩ
65°C
0.990kΩ
70°C
0.833kΩ
75°C
0.705kΩ
80°C
0.598kΩ
85°C
0.511kΩ
90°C
0.437kΩ
95°C
0.376kΩ
100°C
0.325kΩ
3.5 Default settings PinTherm Mistral
• Room temperature : Day cooling setting 39°C
Day heating setting 18°C
Night heating setting 08°C
• Switching difference : Difference cooling 1.0 K
Difference heating 1.0 K
• Switching times : MO, TU, WE, TH, FR 07:30-17:30 hours
SA, SU 00:00-00:00 hours
• Switch delay (heating/cooling) : 30 MIN
• Control settings cooling : 0-10V range (1-3): 1.0 K
0-10V min (0-5V): 0.0 V
0-10V max (5-10V): 7.0 V
• Control settings heating : 0-10V range (1-3): 1.0 K
0-10V min (0-5V): 0.0 V
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0-10V max (5-10V): 10.0 V
• Water temperature : Setpoint cooling 15°C
Setpoint heating 30°C
• Calibration temp. : Room temperature +0.0 K
Water temperature -0.0 K
• Control system : DX
• Menu code : 1000
• Modbus : Slave ID 001
• IP-setting : Static 192.168.1.100
Start bit : 1
Stop bit : 1
Parity : None
Baud rate : 9600
4.0 Installation
4.1 General
After unpacking, check the PinTherm Mistral and the sensors (if applicable) for damage. Check that the
type/model and the rated voltage are correct.
4.2 Installation PinTherm Mistral
Determine a suitable place for installing the PinTherm Mistral. Mount the PinTherm Mistral on a solid
surface that can carry a minimum of 4 kg. We recommend mounting the PinTherm Mistral at a height of
±1.5m from the oor, at a well reachable place.
For cable gland use only cable glands tted with strain relief, with a minimum re class of UL94V2.
Check that the power supply has been switched off before connecting any wiring. If this is not the case,
the power supply must be switched off before you continue. When switching off the power supply of
the appliance to which connection is to be made, you should also refer to the technical documentation/
operating instructions for the appliance in question.
Connect the PinTherm Mistral according to one of the supplied electrical diagrams which are in the back
of this technical book. To select the correct connection diagram, you need to know on which type of
device you will connect the PinTherm Mistral. For a selection see also Annex I.
When applying a 0-10VDC signal, see the table below for the correct cable diameter and associated
length.
Diameter Length
0.8mm2 80 meter
1.0mm2 100 meter In this case, we advise the use of a shielded cable.
1.5mm2 150 meter
4.3 Installation external room sensor (06 29 086)
Place the external room sensor draft-free, in view of the appliance at a height of approx. 1.5m from the
oor. And connect the sensor to the appropriate terminals in the PinTherm Mistral. Refer to the chart
below for the correct wire diameter and length.
Diameter Length
0.8mm2 80 meter
1.0mm2 100 meter In this case, we advise the use of a shielded cable.
1.5mm2 150 meter
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4.4 Installation water temperature sensor (06 29 094)
In case of a water-supplied system, place an external sensor at the supply pipe in the area of the
MDA(+) water-supplied air heater. Refer to the chart below for the correct wire diameter and
length.
Diameter Length
0.8mm2 80 meter
1.0mm2 100 meter In this case, we advise the use of a shielded cable.
1.5mm2 150 meter
Based on the determined actual water temperature, the 0-10V signal will be available. This to
prevent cold air blowing (heating mode) / warm air blowing (cooling mode).
5.0 Operating manual
5.1 Explanation of the push-buttons and LEDs
MON
DAY
08:01
A
18ºC
X:060
PinTherm Mistral
0629110
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
A - Illuminated display (see also 5.2)
B - LED, lit when the fan is switched on
C - LED, lit when there is a fault signal
D - Push-button for activating heating/cooling
E - Continuous fan (only when applying water-supplied units)
F - Push-button for activating the user menu or to display the next value.
G - Push-button for conrming a selection/change or for displaying the next menu item.
H - Push-button for exiting the setting or menu without executing a change.
I - Push-button + – to change a setting.
J - Push-button for switching the overtime timer on and off.
K - LED, lit when there is heat demand in the heating mode.
L - LED, lit when there is cooling demand in the cooling mode.
M - LED, lit when the overtime timer function is active.
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5.2 Explanation of the display
C
MA
DAG
08:01
E
D
B
A18ºC
X:060
A - Indicates the day of the week.
B - The current clock time is shown here.
C - Indicates the measured temperature (°C).
D - Indicates the number of minutes before the overtime timer function is switched off again and
the PinTherm Mistral will return to night temperature control mode.
E - Indicates whether the PinTherm Mistral is set to daytime mode (DAY) or to night mode
(NIGHT) and temperature control based on the daytime or night temperature setting.
5.3 Initial operation of the PinTherm Mistral
When you connect a power supply to the PinTherm Mistral for the rst time, you will be asked to select
your choice of language (language settings: NL, EN, DE, FR, PL, RO). Having done so, the next step is
to set the time and date. After the time and date have been set, the PinTherm Mistral displays the main
screen.
SELECT LANGUAGE SAT 01-01-2006
00:00:00
16°CMON
DAY
08:00
changes the
ashing digit
to go one digit up
select the desired
language
OK OK
ENGLISH
Language options: NL, EN, DE, FR, PL, RO
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5.4 Activate user menu
ENTER MENU CODE
leave the menu and go back
to the main screen
Default setting Menu
code
1000
°CMON
DAY
08:01
changes the flashing
digit
to go one digit up
make your menu choice
with these buttons
ESC
OK
0000
SET/CHANGE
PROGRAM
You can change the following settings in the menu:
– Change heating/cooling/night setting
– Change switching difference
– Enter/change switching times
– Change switch delay
– Change control settings cooling
– Change control settings heating
– Change water temperature
– Calibration
– Change time/date
– Vacation settings
– Change control system
– Change menu code
– Change language
– Modbus
– IP settings
5.5 Location
back to
the menu
select
LOCATION
OK
This menu displays the name of the specic “Location” that is being controlled (max. 16 characters).
The name of a “Location” can only be set via Ethernet (see 5.20) or Modbus (see 5.19).
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5.6 Change day/night temperature setting
39°C
SETPOINT COOLING
SETPOINT NIGHT
select
back to the
menu
changes the
flashing digit
to go one digit up
changes the
flashing digit
to go one digit up
OK OK
OK
08°C
SET/CHANGE
TEMPERATURE
18°C
SETPOINT HEATING
changes the
flashing digit
to go one digit up
OK OK
5.7 Switching difference
DIFF. COOLING
1.0K
back to
the menu
select
changes the
flashing digit
OK
SWITCHING DIFF.
OK
OK
DIFF. HEATING
changes the
flashing digit
OK
1.0K
Adjustable between 0.1 and 3.0 K.
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