Oventrop REGTRONIC PX User manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLERS

Oventrop

REGTRONIC PX

Important!

Please read the instructions carefully before installing and operating the unit!

Failure to do so can void product warranty!

Please keep the instructions in a safe place!

The unit described herein has been manufactured and inspected according to CE regulations.

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Notice!

Damage to the unit or malfunctions in the event of incorrect settings in the

menu.

Setting the wrong parameters can compromise the functionality of the

control unit and solar equipment

Make sure that only installers or qualified technical personnel configure or

modify parameters in the System Settings menu.

Table of contents:

1"SYSTEM SETTINGS" MENU“/ CHANGES TO THE SYSTEM .........................................3

1.1 "M

ANUAL

PERATION

......................................................................................5

1.2 "S

YSTEM

ETTINGS

.........................................................................................5

1.3 C

ONFIGURING A MULTI

FUNCTION REGULATOR

...................................................................6

2USING A DATASTICK

.......................................................................................................8

2.1 F

ACTORY SETTINGS

.........................................................................................................8

2.1.1 Restoring factory settings..........................................................................................8

2.1.2 Saving/loading configuration parameters...................................................................8

2.2 U

PDATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE

..........................................................................................8

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1 "S

YSTEM

ETTINGS

“/

HANGES TO

THE SYSTEM

During normal operation, the "System

Settings" menu solely displays parameters

and does not allow them to be altered. This

prevents accidental changes. To change

parameters, this menu must be activated

within one minute of switching on the

unit.

While the system is running, changes can

be made using the System Settings menu

by pressing the top , bottom

and right-hand button

simultaneously.

Once the user is in the menu, no time limits

apply.

The System Settings menu "locks" itself

automatically one minute after the unit

has been switched on and one minute

after the user has exited the menu.

The System Settings menu is used to select

the basic schematics and the language, and

also to activate or deactivate the available

protective and ancillary features. The

buttons and are used to page

through the various submenus. The status –

e.g. "On" or "Off" – is also shown next to the

name of each submenu. Submenus are

selected by using the button.

Allocation of layout no. to system number: X1010 = 3301, X1020 = 3302, X1030 = 3303, X2010

= 3304, X2020 = 3305, X2030 = 3306.

Note: 3300 is the initial software set!

Example: change system 3300 to 3301

System sel.

[off]

off

System

3300

off ok

3300 3301 ok

Service

[off]

MultiReg3

[off]

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Menu Overview of available functions

Programming

Alteration/configuration of programmable settings (parameters)

Notice: Changes can compromise system functionality. Settings and

changes here should only be carried out by technicians!

Manual Operation

Manual activation and deactivation of attached pumps / valves

Notice: Changes can compromise system functionality. Settings and

changes here should only be carried out by technicians!

System Settings

Information about basic settings controlling system functionality.

End users can view – but not change – these parameters.

Notice: Changes can compromise system functionality. Settings and

changes here should only be carried out by technicians!

Available submenus, depending on the unit model:

Select basic layout

Select language

Collector protection

Recooling

System protection

Frost protection

Type 1-3 tube collector feature

Output measurement

Multi-function regulator

Heating

Cooling

Threshold switch

Increased return flow

Wood boiler feature

Difference regulator

Circulation

Alarm

Timer

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1.1 "Manual Operation" menu

Notice!

Damage to the unit

or malfunctions in the event of incorrect settings in the

menu.

Make sure that only qualified specialist electricians open and work with the

"Manual mode" or "Basic setting" menus.

The solar power system can be operated

manually for servicing and testing. This also

lets you switch on/off the 115 V switched

outputs. No automated control of the system

is available during manual operation. To

prevent system instability, the system

switches back to "Display" mode after

approx. 8 hours in manual mode, re-

activating automated control.

The option "Follow-on manual" can be used

to set manual operation for a set period.

During this period, you can exit from the

"Manual Operation" menu and carry out

servicing or testing. Any values set in the

menu will stay in effect for this period of

time, allowing you use the "Info" menu to

view and monitor readings and the system

status.

1.2 "System Settings" menu

Notice!

Damage to the unit or malfunctions in the event

of incorrect settings in the

menu.

Make sure that only qualified specialist electricians open and work with the

"Manual mode" or "Basic setting" menus.

During normal operation, the "System

Settings" menu only displays parameters

and does not allow them to be altered. This

prevents accidental changes. To change

parameters, this menu must be selected

within one minute of switching on the

unit.

While the system is running, changes can

be made using the System Settings menu

by pressing the top , bottom

and right-hand button

simultaneously.

Once the menu has been activated, no

further time limits apply.

The System Settings menu "locks" itself

automatically one minute after the unit

has been switched on and one minute

after the user has exited the menu.

The System Settings menu is used to select

the basic schematics and interface

language, as well as to activate or

deactivate the available protective and

supplementary features. The buttons

and are used to page through the

various submenus. The status – e.g. "On" or

"Off" – is also shown next to the name of

each submenu. Submenus are selected by

using the button.

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1.3 Configuring a multi-function regulator

Select the multi-function regulator (MFR for short) you want in the

"System Settings" menu.

Factory setting: MFR = Off

Select (activate) the submenu of the selected MFR.

Function is "Off", i.e. no regulator functionality is currently active.

Select the specific MFR function to use.

For this example we will use a difference regulator.

Available functions: thermostat cooling, thermostat heating, threshold

switch, increased return flow, wood boiler, difference regulator,

circulation, alarm and timer

The MFR's functionality can be linked to specific time frames.

"Off": No time frame active

MFR function = continuously active

Time frame linking is active, i.e. the selected function cannot be

activated continuously, but is time-limited and only works within the

specified time frame.

Selects the temperature sensor for the energy source.

(Any available temperature sensor can be selected, even if it is

currently being used by another function.)

MultiReg 1

[off]

MultiReg 1

Off

Function

MultiReg 1

Diff. regl.

Function

MultiReg 1

Off

Time frame

MultiReg 1

Time frame

MultiReg 1

TF 7

Source sensor

ÎÎ

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Selects the temperature sensor for the energy sink.

(Any available temperature sensor can be selected, even if it is

currently being used by another function.)

Theoretically, each MFR can be linked to other outputs – i.e. the status

(active, inactive) of another output chosen by the user influences the

control process of the current MFR

Select the link usage logic.

"AND": the output is only on if A1 to A7 also fulfill these conditions and

the switch-on conditions for MultiReg 1 are also met

Select the output usage logic AND:

MultiReg 1 (A6) is only on if:

1. Its switch-on conditions are met AND

2. A4, A7 are on (1) and A3, A5 are off (0). A1 and A2 are not

considered in this scenario (X)

Note: The user's output (here: A6) cannot be edited

Select the link usage logic.

"OR": the output is only on if at least one of the conditions are fulfilled

– including the switch-on conditions for MultiReg 1

Select the output usage logic OR:

MultiReg 1 (A6) is only on if:

1. Its switch-on conditions are met AND

2. A4 or A7 is on (1), or A3 or A5 is off (0). A1 and A2 are not

considered in this scenario (X)

Note: The user's output (here: A6) cannot be edited

Exit the submenu MFR1 in the "System Settings" menu.

The activated function is shown as text on the screen.

MultiReg 1

TF 8

Sink sensor

MultiReg 1

None

Link select

MultiReg 1

Log. ND

Link type

MultiReg 1

XX010X1

Link 1- 7

MultiReg 1

Log.OR

Link type

MultiReg 1

XX010X1

Link 1- 7

MultiReg 1

[on]

Diff. regl.

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2 U

SING A

ATA

TICK

Installers or technicians can use a DataStick

for the following tasks:

Updating unit parameters

Saving/loading factory settings

Updating system software

2.1 Factory settings

Factory settings can be saved, loaded or

restored in the "System Settings" menu. This also makes it possible to transfer

configuration data from one control unit to

another, for example.

2.1.1 Restoring factory settings

Menu item "Factory settings":

•Off

•On: Restores the default factory settings

2.1.2 Saving/loading configuration parameters

Menu item "Factory settings" Parameters:

The DataStick

should only ever be inserted or removed while this menu is active. If the

DataStick

has been previously used for programming purposes, then other menus in the

system will ask the user if the software on the DataStick

should be loaded! Stick-based

parameter backups will not have this effect.

•Off

•Save

•Stick available: Message "OK"

-Stick unavailable: Message "OK" (the data will be sent, although it cannot be

stored)

•Load

-Stick available, system no. and system version on the stick match the data in

the control unit: Message "OK"

-Stick available, system no. on the stick matches the data in the control unit,

but the version is different: Message "Chk. par.": the installer needs to check

and verify the parameters.

System no. does not match the system no. in the control unit: Message "Error"

2.2 Updating system software

First insert the DataStick. If the DataStick

contains a software package that is valid

for this unit, then the screen will display

"Copy DataStick start?". Press the "OK"

button twice to confirm, and the copy

process will start. Once copying has

finished, the unit will ask you to remove

the DataStick. The control unit will then

reboot.

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