User Instructions For Toptronic Rs-30: 430294Eng-Jun02
User Instructions For Toptronic Rs-30: 430294Eng-Jun02
User Instructions For Toptronic Rs-30: 430294Eng-Jun02
Hoval Ltd
Northgate
Newark
Nottinghamshire NG24 1JN
Phone 01636 672711
Fax 01636 673532
2 Index 430294ENG-Jun02
Introduction
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Controls............................................................................................................................................. 3
Display .............................................................................................................................................. 3
User instructions
Language .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Clock setting...................................................................................................................................... 10
Time clock level................................................................................................................................. 10
Time clock programming ................................................................................................................... 11
Block programming ........................................................................................................................... 14
Table program 1 settings................................................................................................................... 17
Table program 2 settings................................................................................................................... 18
Table program 3 settings................................................................................................................... 19
Room level ........................................................................................................................................ 20
Parameter tables
Installation / technical
Installation......................................................................................................................................... 25
Technical data................................................................................................................................... 25
430294ENG-Jun02 Introduction 3
The RS-30 has the most modern technology and serves as a weather / room temperature regulator with
integrated hot water control and remote operating functions for the UltraGas or Topgas boilers.
With the most up to date micro electronics exclusive functions can be activated which guarantee the
highest level of comfort with the minimum energy usage. This is achieved with adaption and optimization
functions which match heating energy to the exact building requirements.
As well as these room temperature related functions a variety of equipment specific information is
available which can be read within the living room and when necessary adapted to individual
circumstances. This encompasses dates, on/off switching of the heating cycle with differently regulated
room temperatures, actual values and diagnostic fault messages of the boiler.
Operation of the unit is easy to understand and is limited to a minimum of operating elements which are
separated for user and advanced user levels. The instructions are separated into two parts.
Part 1 (user instructions) delivers all immediately important operating stages which are necessary for
use and are selected with directly accessible operating keys.
Part 2 (advanced instructions) these should only be used by the advanced user or service engineer
and relate to specific settings / heating parameters and are accessible by the covered operating keys.
4 2
5 3
Room temperature
6
7 10
12 11
13
8 9
1 – LCD Display
2 – Key (increase value)
3 – Key (decrease value)
4 – Key for heating program
5 – Key for reduced (night time) program
6 – Information
7 – Program key (time/date)
8 – Program key (automatic programs)
9 – Program key (house level)
10 – Program key (service level)
11 – Forward key
12 – Backward key
13 – Cover
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Room temperature or or ??
correction 5…30oC
Heating (day) or with or ??
room temperature 5…30oC
Reduced (night) room or with or ??
temperature 5…30oC
Information i ??
Automatic or ??
ON
Calorifier and or ??
charging simultaneously OFF
Switching on the Room station the room station is in reduced (night time)
When the room station is first switched on the operation.
following display will show for 5 seconds:
Information:
Monday 10th March
1997 Time 20.15
Room temperature
20.5oC Clock
Room Station Software version synchronisation
Control type
2 – Program 2
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Day Heating on time
Domestic hot water
temperature. Mo – Su 6.00 - 22.00
Program 3
If the calorifier is fitted with a thermostat instead
of a sensor the following will be displayed: Day Heating on time
Calorifier on/off. Mo – Su 6.00 - 23.00
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Default display.
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Press Simultaneously
Default screen
automatically returns
after 4 seconds.
Heating Program
The default display returns after 4 seconds.
With the two program keys and the
following changes can be made to the programs: B - Heating
This program is used to switch on the heating
A - Party continuously.
B - Heating
C - Absent press and hold
D - Reduced
E - Heating off
A – Party
This program is used to switch on or extend the
heating automatic program to a certain time for a
one off event
D - Reduced
This program is used to switch to reduced
continuously.
C – Absent
This program is used to switch to reduced or
extend the reduced automatic program to a
certain time for a one off event
press simultaneously
To Cancel program:
press simultaneously
Language - Month
The room station is programmed in three
Change with:
languages English, German and French. To
to increase
change the language press or key
to decrease
for 5 seconds. Once the language appears the
Setting Range:
keys can be used to change languages.
1 … 12
or
- Year
Change with:
to increase
Works setting: ENGLISH
to decrease
Setting Range:
The previous display will return in a few
1995 … 2030
seconds.
The following functions can be set: If the key is not pressed the default display
will return after 2 minutes. It is possible to return
- Time (minutes, hours) to the default display at any time using the
- Day information key.
- Month
- Year 2 - Time clock level
The clock can be set to automatically change
In the time clock level the individual program
over from summer to winter time by a parameter
times can be customized. Standard heating
in the service level of the central unit.
programs 1, 2 and 3 can be called up as desired
and overwritten with different switch times and
Changing clock settings
temperatures. Each standard program can thus
The clock can be changed by using key be configured individually and stored under the
and then the and keys to increase or same program number so that three different
decrease the values. programs are available on demand. These can
then simply be called up in the user operating
- Time level see page 6 for setting of the automatic
program.
Change with: Note: Programming of room temperatures is only
to increase possible if the relevant parameter has
to decrease been enabled in the service level by an
Setting Range: engineer.
00:00 … 23:59
If this has not been done it is only possible
to change the on / off times. In this case
- Date the room temperature will be the works
setting of 20ºC or the corrected value
Change with: which has been set in the user level.
to increase
to decrease The standard programs are lost when
Setting Range: overwritten by customized programs.
1 … 31 These are cancelled after a reset and
replaced by the standard programs and
therefore have to be recreated if needed.
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Room temperature correction for PARTY and Press key
HEATING with variable temperature
parameter enabled. Boiler circuit
Works setting
For operating types: program 2
- PARTY
- HEATING or
It is possible to program up to three cycles / With a further pressing of the key the first
periods for each desired weekday. heating cycle of the selected program shows
complete with indication of weekday, cycle
1 – Heating Cycle number, on time, off time and temperature. Each
value is called up with the key in series
For heating each of these cycles has an on / off
as well as a temperature indication for this time - On time
span. The temperature can only be adjusted if - Off time
the relevant parameter is enabled in the service - Temperature
level. Between heating cycles the room
temperature is regulated according to the The key can be used to step backwards.
night temperature.
The current value which can be changed with
2 – Hot Water Cycle the and keys is shown blinking. Switch
times can be altered in 5 minute intervals and
For hot water each of these cycles has an on / temperatures in 0.5K increments in the range of
off time. Between hot water cycles hot water 5-30ºC.
heating is switch off. The temperature is set in
the room level and cannot be changed for each The next heating cycle can be called up by
cycle. pressing the key and the process repeated.
Entering the time clock level Note: The on/off times of not used heating cycles
should be set to 00:00 by simultaneously
Entering this level is achieved by simply pressing pressing the and keys.
the key. The program 1, 2 or 3 which is set The 00:00 value does not refer to a clock
in the room level is shown. time but only shows an undefined switch
time.
After programming the last heating cycle
(Sunday – cycle 3) the first heating cycle
(Monday – cycle 1) will follow.
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OFF
Cycle 1 Monday
ON
Change with
Next setting
Cycle 2 Monday
Sunday OFF
ON cycle 3
Day 1 - Swtch on time 6.00pm switch off time Restore standard program
23.55pm and temperature if enabled.
To restore a customized program to a works
Day 2 - Switch on time 00:00 switch off time standard program select the program as
2:00am and temperature if enabled. described on page 6 and press the and
keys simultaneously.
Time clock program
Enter the
The tables shown on pages 17-19 give an time program
overview of the works programmed standard
programs together with temperature settings
which cannot be lost. When creating customized Boiler circuit or Hot water circuit
programs note the appropriate values in the
tables.
Block programming
In order to simplify the programming of the time clocks it is possible to copy the time clock settings in
various ways.
Note: It is not possible to copy heating programs to hot water programs or vice versa.
*
Heating circuit
* only if present
Target program
= New source program for
Source program further copying
Day to week
While in the time clock see page 13 the key followed by the key can be used to copy the current
day to the whole week. The procedure is shown in further detail by the illustration on page 16.
Day to day
While in the time clock see page 13 the current day can be copied to another day by using the key
two or more times to select the target day. The key is used to complete the copy of the current day
to the target day. The procedure is shown in further detail by the illustration below.
Press
Day copying Week Copying
Press again to
Press to copy
select target day
Target day to Day copied to
Copy to whole week
Press to copy
Beginning of
Source day copied week now
To target day displayed
Room temp + 2K
New Cycle 2
22ºC
As the temperature was increased by 2K during cycle 2 the desired value has been increased by 2K in
the other cycles.
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Program 1 settings
Standard Program 1 - Heating Standard Program 1 - Calorifier
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Calorifier temperature - 55 C
Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3
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Mon 6.00 8.00 20 C 16.00 22.00 20 C - - - Mon 6.00 8.00 16.00 22.00 - -
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Tue 6.00 8.00 20 C 16.00 22.00 20 C - - - Tue 6.00 8.00 16.00 22.00 - -
Wed 6.00 8.00 20oC 16.00 22.00 20oC - - - Wed 6.00 8.00 16.00 22.00 - -
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Thur 6.00 8.00 20 C 16.00 22.00 20 C - - - Thur 6.00 8.00 16.00 22.00 - -
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Fri 6.00 8.00 20 C 16.00 22.00 20 C - - - Fri 6.00 8.00 16.00 22.00 - -
Mon Mon
Tue Tue
Wed Wed
Thur Thur
Fri Fri
Sat Sat
Sun Sun
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Program 2 settings
Standard Program 2 - Heating Standard Program 2 - Calorifier
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Calorifier temperature - 55 C
Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3
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Mon 6.00 22.00 20 C - - - - - - Mon 6.00 22.00 - - - -
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Tue 6.00 22.00 20 C - - - - - - Tue 6.00 22.00 - - - -
Mon Mon
Tue Tue
Wed Wed
Thur Thur
Fri Fri
Sat Sat
Sun Sun
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Program 3 settings
Standard Program 3 - Heating Standard Program 3 - Calorifier
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Calorifier temperature - 55 C
Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3 Day Setting 1 Setting 2 Setting 3
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Mon 6.00 23.00 20 C - - - - - - Mon 00.00 23.55 - - - -
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Tue 6.00 23.00 20 C - - - - - - Tue 00.00 23.55 - - - -
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Thur 6.00 23.00 20 C - - - - - - Thur 00.00 23.55 - - - -
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Fri 6.00 23.00 20 C - - - - - - Fri 00.00 23.55 - - - -
Mon Mon
Tue Tue
Wed Wed
Thur Thur
Fri Fri
Sat Sat
Sun Sun
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Hot water
temperature
Holiday program
finish
Works setting: 55ºC
Adjustment range 10ºC … Hot water maximum
temperature Adjust with to increase and to decrease
press to increase Change between day and month with and
to decrease
The maximum temperature is set in the technical
parameter level. This function is used to switch the heating back
on when the building becomes occupied.
Holiday end
Works setting: Program 2
Options: Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
The and keys simultaneously. Change with or
The values for holiday start and holiday finish With this parameter it is possible to change
with the exception of holiday set remain for between the three clock programs for the boiler
possible reprogramming. circuit, see pages 17 to 19 for settings.
Outside temperature ºC
Default screen
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7 Heating maximum temp 40…90 C 80 C
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8 Hot water maximum temp 40…60 C 60 C
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9 Frost protection -20…+10 C 0C
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10 Summer switch off +10…30 C 17 C
Protection against
11 Off 1…8 Off
Legionella
Summer/Winter
13 On – Off On
switchover
1.0 / 1.31 / 2.0
14 Heating user index 1.31
2P5K, 2P10K
Minimum outdoor o o
15 -20…0 C -10 C
temperature
RESET - -
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Installation
Positioning – without room sensor
If there is no room sensor or the room sensor has not been activated the unit can be placed as desired.
Positioning – with room sensor
When used with the unit sensor activated the unit must be placed at a height of approximately 1.20 to
1.50 m in a place representing the temperature of all rooms. It is advisable to choose an internal wall in
the coolest room which is used in the day.
The unit may not be positioned:
· In direct sunlight (take note of the position of the sun in winter)
· Near any equipment which produces heat like televisions, wall lights, radiators etc.
· On walls where hot water pipes or chimneys run.
· On outside walls which are not insulated.
· In corners, recesses, shelves or behind curtains (insufficient air circulation).
· Near doors which lead to unheated rooms.
· In rooms which are regulated with thermostatic valves.
Mounting
Open the cover and loosen the screw inside. Lift the unit off the back plate. Secure the back plate with
the screws provided. The data bus cable must be threaded through the lower part of the back plate. With
a data bus cable of over 50m cable of types JY-(ST) 2x0.6 must be used. The screening must be
connected to the earth terminal of the boiler.
Note: on new installations use a box behind the room station.
Electrical Connection
Before connecting / wiring the power at the boiler must be off. The 2 core bus cable is connected to the 4
pole terminal on the back plate. After the wiring is complete the room station is slotted in from above and
screwed to the back plate. Refer to the electrical diagram supplied with the boiler.
Note: by incorrect wiring the remains in VERSION indication for approximately 1 minute and then goes to
fault indication.