Control board

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Idro stoves with LCD display

(Version 1.1)

Functional specifications for the power board/display on pellet stoves

General index

1 GENERAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................................................ 4

2 DIAGRAM OF CONNECTIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Connectors for idro board . ........................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Connections for the idro operations board ............................................................................................................................ 6

3 USER INTERFACE..................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Control panel...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Alarm signalling................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

4 IDRO STOVES MENU ........................................................................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Menu...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2 Smoke probe calibration.............................................................................................................................................................. 11
4.3 Lighting the stove........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4 Stove operation................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

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 1 GENERAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This manual describes the operation of the power boards which control the functions of our next generation idro stoves. In
Idro stoves a pump makes water from the boiler circulate as soon as its temperature is higher than the minimum value set by
the application while the room temperature and water probes regulate stove power adjustment.
The following is a general list of all the inlets and outlets managed by the board

POWER SUPPLY
Power supply voltage 230Vca ± 15% 50/60Hz
Max consumption (excluding control panel and users) 50 mA

Max consumption (control panel connected excluding users) 55 mA

Output for fuel lighter

INPUTS
Smoke temperature thermocouple J type thermocouple
External thermostat Contact

Room temperature NTC probe NTC 10 kΩ

Water temperature NTC probe NTC 10 kΩ

Pellet temperature NTC probe NTC 10 kΩ

Pressure transducer -

Control panel -

Smoke extractor rotation speed encoder -

Optional timer-thermostat board -

General safety thermostat 230Vca

Safety pressure gauge 230Vca

Serial connection -

OUTPUTS
Smoke aspirator 230Vca (TRIAC)
Air exchanger n°1/Pump 230Vca (TRIAC)

Air exchanger n°2 230Vca (TRIAC)

Air exchanger n°3 230Vca (TRIAC)

Hopper motor 230Vca (TRIAC)

Ignition light 230Vca (TRIAC)

1 The board has the control panel connection. The board has been realised adopting all protection as required by EMC
norms and on safety for the purposes of EC certification.
2 A weekly timer-thermostat is combined, customised by stove switch-on.
3 An infra-red remote control is supplied. By using the 4 buttons it is possible to manage 6 separate functions.
4 The power board has a serial connection which works on our protocol. On request it is possible to supply the connec-
tion cable which allows the following functions to be performed: remote switch-on and switch-off, loading opera-
tional parameters from PC, semi-automatic testing from PC, etc.
5 A container for the power board is supplied

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2 DIAGRAM OF CONNECTIONS
2.1 CONNECTORS FOR IDRO BOARD

CONNECT. N° PIN LABEL DESCRIPTION TYPE OF SIGNAL

CN1 - - Quick earth release terminal
CN2 1–2 AUX Not used
OROLOGIO
CN3 - Timer-thermostat connector
OPzionale
CN4 1 N Not used
2 AL1 Input for thermal safety thermostat alarm 230Vac
3 AL2 Input for depressurisation alarm 230Vac
4-5 ACC. LIGHTING output resistance commanded by relay. 230Vac
6-7 COC. Hopper motor output 230Vac
CN5 - Display Connector for the control panel.
CN6 V2/PO Not used
CN7 1-2 N. PEL. Pressure transducer input
3-4 N. H2O Water temperature probe input
5-6 N.AMB. Room temperature probe input
7-8 TERM. External thermostat (optional) input
9-10 - TC1+ Thermocouple input to detect smoke temperature.
CN8 1-2 SCAM. Pump output
3-4 FUMI Smoke fan output
5-6 N-F Board power supply line 230Vac 50/60Hz
CN9 1 ENC Smoke fan encoder input
2 +5V Encoder power supply +5V
3 GND Encoder common input
4 BLU Transducer
CN11 - JTAG Connector for factory programming
Connector for programming board
CN13 - SERIALE
function parameters.

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 2.2 CONNECTIONS FOR THE IDRO OPERATIONS BOARD

OFF

JTAG CN13
CN11 CN5

CN1
SMOKE FAN SERIALE DISPLAY
WHITE CN9 CN15 TRANSFORMER
ENCODER
or GREEN
ENC CN14
EARTHING
RED
+5V
BLACK
GND
PRESSURE SWITCH

GREEN
BLU

YELLOW
WHITE

BROWN N. PEL. CN2

WATER PROBE AUX

N. H2O
OROLOGIO OPZIONALE

ROOM TEMPERATURE PROBE CN3

N. AMB.

EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT (optional)

TERM
FUSE

V2/PO N AL1 AL2 ACC COC. SCAM FUMI N F

-TC1+

CN7

CN6 CN4 CN8

BLUE RED

SMOKE PROBE

SWITCH-ON RESISTANCE SMOKE FAN

DEPRESSURISATION GAUGE SAFETY THERMOSTAT

CIRCULATOR

HOPPER

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3 USER INTERFACE
3.1 CONTROL PANEL

The control panel displays the information concerning the stove's operative status. By accessing the menu it is possible
to obtain various types of display and carry out the available settings according to the level of access.
According to the working mode, displays may assume different meanings depending on the position on the display.

Increase Temp. Room ON/OFF Increase

or select menu Clock temp RESET power Timer Cand Hopper

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OFF OFF

Alarm SET Extractor

Decrease Set Temp. Access Stove Decrease Circulator smoke
or select menu status power

3.2 ALARM SIGNALLING

Below is a summary of the alarms which may activate during operation

AL 1 – Black out This alarm activates when the stove is disconnected from the mains.
How to intervene
- Bring the stove to idle state by pressing the off key for a few moments (4).

AL 2 – Probe exhaust This alarm signals that the smoke probe is broken (see section 10.1. of the instruction
manual).

AL 3 – Hot exhaust This alarm signals excessive smoke outlet temperature (see section 10.2. of the instruction
manual).

AL 4 – Fan Failure
This alarms signals that the control board has not read the number of revolutions of the
smoke expulsion motor. It may activate both due to the motor breaking and due to a fault in
connections between the revolution reader (encoder) in the motor and the board.
How to intervene
- Bring the stove to idle state by pressing the off key for a few moments (4).
- Call an assistance centre

AL 5 – No lightin- This alarm signals that the stove has not lit. The alarm activates when the maximum set waiting
time is exceeded (about 20 minutes) and the stove has failed to light. (see section 10.3 of the
instruction manual).

AL 6 – No pellet This alarm signals no flame in the grate when the stove is operating normally. The main causes
are: no pellets are left in the tank or the pellet hopper is blocked.

How to intervene
- Bring the stove to idle state by pressing the off key for a few moments (4).
- Empty the grate of all pellets that have accumulated and are not burnt.
- If there are no pellets in the tank, refill the stove and restart it.
- In the event of a blockage in the pellet hopper, empty the tank and remove any foreign bodies
in the hopper. Then reload the pellet and restart the stove.
- If the hopper is repeatedly blocked, call a centre of assistance.

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 AL 7 – Safety thermal This alarm is activated by the intervention of the safety thermostat in the stove's boiler (see
section 10.6 of the instruction manual).

AL 8 – Failure depress This alarm is activated by the depressurisation sensor (pressure gauge) (see section 10.5 of the
instruction manual).

AL 9 – Probe water This alarm is activated by breakage or disconnection of the boiler water probe

AL A – Hot water This alarm is activated by overtemperature of the water in the boiler (see section 10.6 of the
instruction manual).

AL b – Press water This alarm is activated by incorrect pressure of the water in the boiler (see section 10.8 of the
instruction manual).

4 IDRO STOVES MENU

4.1 Menu

By pressing key P3 (MENU) you access the menus which perform adjustments and displays as described below. To change
from one menu to another, press keys P5 and P6. To enter the menus, press key P3. To change a parameter press keys P1
and P2. To return to the higher menu, press key P4

MENU 1 – HOT WATER (Not present)

Allows water temperature in the boiler to be adjusted when using hot water.

M1-01 Hot water 30°C - 80°C 80°C

MENU 2 – SET CLOCK

Allows the current time and date to be adjusted. (see instructions booklet)

MENU 3 – SET CHRONO

Allows weekly stove function programmes to be entered. (see instructions booklet)

MENU 4 – SELECT LANGUAGE

Allows selection of dialogue language from the options in the menu.
ITALIANO – ENGLISH – FRANCAIS – DEUTCH

MENU 5 – MODE STAND-BY

Allows mode STAND-BY to be selected or excluded. (see instructions booklet)
ON-OFF

MENU 6 – Mode buzzer

Allows the buzzer to be activated in the case of alarm
ON-OFF

MENU 7 – Load initial

Allows the pellet hopper to be activated for 90” to fill the hopper.

MENU 8 – State stove

Allows the display of some stove parameters

MENU 9 – SETTINGS TECHNIC

This is reserved for programming and displaying technical menus. To access Menu 9 press menu key (3) then scroll using
keys (5) and (6) until you reach menu 9, press the menu key again (3) and insert the access password using keys (1) and
(2). The value to enter is “A9”. The menus inside "Settings technic" are the following:

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Menu 9-1 type pellet
Allows all the pellet descent parameters to be increased or decreased contemporarily.
The set default value is 0. Using keys (1) and (2) you can change such value from -9 to +9.
For each unit the value of all the pellet loading times is increased or decreased by 2.5%.

Menu 9-2 type chimney

Allows all the smoke ventilation parameters to be increased or decreased contemporarily.
The set default value is zero. Using keys (1) and (2) you can change such value from -9 to +9.
For each unit the value of the smoke motor revolutions number is increased or decreased by 2.5%.

Menu 9-3 bank data

Allows for the loading of predefined Bank data.
Used for the new Idro stoves with access passwords ranging from o1 a o8.

Menu 9-4 settings general

Table of additional parameters

Giusy Gessica Rita

Menu
Description Values Silvia Claudia Cristina
9-4
18 kW 24 kW 28 kW
Halt restart
01 From 0' to 10' 3’ 3’ 3’
Interval between switch off and relighting
Asp-min off
02 From 0' to 20' 10’ 10’ 10’
Minimum time of smoke suction activation
PRELOAD LIGHTS
03 From 0” to 255” 5” 5” 5”
Duration of pellet hopper preload
WAITING FIRE
04 From 0” to 255” 80” 80” 80”
Interval between preload and start of "load pellet"
EXH-SPEE PRELOAD
05 From 600 to 2800 2000 2150 1350
Smoke suction in "preload lights" phase
Differen off auto
06 From 0°C to 15°C 2,0°C” 2,0°C” 2,0°C”
Temperature delta in adjustment phase
Del- off auto
07 From 0’ a 120’ 10’ 10’ 30’
Stand-by delay adjustment
Change output
08 From 0” to 60” 20” 20” 20”
Waiting interval for power change

09 Enable remote off-on OFF OFF OFF

FROZEN KEYBOARD
10 off-on OFF OFF OFF
Enablement of keypad lock

11 Black out From 0” to 60” 5” 5” 5”

Menu 9-5 test outputs

Allows the board outputs to be individually tested

• Test igniter on- off

• Test auger 0.0” ÷ 8.0”
• Test exhaust 65 v ÷ 225 v
• Test pump on-off

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 Menu 9-6 settings factory

Gessica Rita
Settable Silvia Giusy
Menu 9-6 Description values 18 kW 18,5 kW
Claudia Cristina
24 kW 28 kW

01 Minutes Time-out - Maximum time for a switch-on cycle From 5' to 25' 18' 18' 18' 18'
02 Minuti start - "Flame light" phase time From 2' to 12' 05’ 05’ 05’ 06’
03 Cleaning fire-pot - Interval of time between two grate cleanings From 3' to 240' 60’ 60’ 60’ 60’
04 Auger Lights - ON time in the "Load Pellet" phase From 0.1" to 8.0” 3,0” 3,0” 2,3” 2,3”
05 Coclea Start - ON time in the "Flame light" phase From 0.1" to 8.0” 2,0” 2,0” 2,1” 2,1”
06 Coclea power 1 - ON time in working phase at power1 From 0.1" to 8.0” 2,5” 2,1” 2,1” 2,1”
07 Coclea power 2 - ON time in working phase at power2 From 0.1" to 8.0” 4,0” 4,0” 3,0” 3,2”
08 Coclea power 3 - ON time in working phase at power3 From 0.1" to 8.0” 5,3” 5,3” 4,0” 4,3”
09 Coclea power 4 - ON time in working phase at power4 From 0.1" to 8.0” 6,5” 6,5” 5,0” 5,4”
10 Coclea power 5 - ON time in working phase at power5 From 0.1" to 8.0” 7,7” 7,7” 6,0” 6,5”
11 Delay Alarms - Delay in alarm signallingsi From 20" to 90” 30” 30” 45” 45”
12 Cleaning fire-pot - Duration of grate cleaning From 0" to 120” 45” 45” 50” 50”
13 Threshol minimum - Smoke temperature to consider the stove as lit From 40°C to 180°C 50°C 50°C 50°C 50°C
14 Threshol maximum – Maximum threshold for smoke temperature From 110°C to 250°C 250°C 250°C 250°C 250°C
15 Threshol blower - Smoke temperature to activated the exchanger From 50°C to 210°C 90°C N/A N/A N/A
16 Exhaust en-start - Smoke suction during loading phase From 500 to 2800 2050 2050 2150 1400
17 Exhaust engi-avv - Smoke suction during Fire present phase From 500 to 2800 2500 2500 2500 1850
18 Exhaust engine 1 - Smoke suction in working phase at power 1 From 500 to 2800 1750 1750 1700 1050
19 Exhaust engine 2 - Smoke suction in working phase at power 2 From 500 to 2800 1900 1900 1950 1180
20 Exhaust engine 3 - Smoke suction in working phase at power 3 From 500 to 2800 2050 2050 2150 1350
21 Exhaust engine 4 - Smoke suction in working phase at power 4 From 500 to 2800 2200 2200 2450 1500
22 Exhaust engine 5 - Smoke suction in working phase at power 5 From 500 to 2800 2400 2400 2700 1680
23 Speed blower 1 - Exchanger in working phase at power 1 From 65V to 225V N/A N/A N/A N/A
24 Speed blower 2 - Exchanger in working phase at power 2 From 65V to 225V N/A N/A N/A N/A
25 Speed blower 3 - Exchanger in working phase at power 3 From 65V to 225V N/A N/A N/A N/A
26 Speed blower 4 - Exchanger in working phase at power 4 From 65V to 225V N/A N/A N/A N/A
27 Speed blower 5 - Exchanger in working phase at power 5 From 65V to 225V N/A N/A N/A N/A
28 Hot Temp threshold – Threshold to consider the stove as off From 50°C to 180°C 70°C 90°C 90°C 90°C
29 Exh-spee cleaning – Smoke suction in the "Cleaning fire-pot" phase From 700 to 2800 2700 2700 2700 2100
30 Auger cleaning – Hopper activation time From 0.0" to 4.0” 2,5” 3,0” 3,0” 3,0”
31 Encoder – Presence of encoder off - on ON ON ON ON
32 Time breaking – Hopper brake impulse. From 0.0" to 0.5” 0,2” 0,2” 0,2” 0,2”
33 Threshol pump – Circualtion pump starting threshold From 20°C to 70°C 55°C 55°C 55°C 55°C
34 Exclude pressure – Pressure guage exclusion off - on OFF OFF OFF OFF
35 Pressure threshold - water circuit pressure alarm threshold From 1.5b to 3.0b 2,5b 2,5b 2,5b 2,5b
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 Menu 9-7 reset par-time
Resets partial working hours counter (password “55”)

Menu 9-8 reset alarm

Resets alarm memory register (password “55”)

Menu 9-9 memory counters

• Total hours
• Par-time
• Start number
• Mem al 1
• Mem al 2
• Mem al 3
• Mem al 4
• Mem al 5

The counter allows the last 5 alarms to be displayed (MEM ALL 1÷5)

4.2 Smoke probe calibration

The boards in the I0XX series include a new function linked to smoke temperature probe calibration.
In order to carry out calibration it is sufficient, once the probe is connected, to access the technical menu (menu 9) “SET-
TINGS TECHNIC" and access it using a password: F9.
The value on the display represents the temperature read by the smoke probe and the temperature read by the room
temperature probe. Use keys P1 and P2 (increase and decrease temperature) to match the first value to the temperature
read by the room temperature probe.

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Stove lighting phase

STOVE OFF FAN ACC LOAD WOOD FIRE ON

On
Lighting the stove

status
System
Off

On

Off

Ignition plug
T T

On M9-6-4 M9-6-5
M9-4-03 M9-4-04

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Hopper
command
Off

On
LOAD

AWAIT

command
PRELOAD

Smoke asp.
Off

On
M9-6-31=temperature water
pump on temperature

Pump
command
Off

High
M9-6-13=smoke temperature
stove on

Smoke
temperature
Low
T = 90” Tmax
M9-6-01

Lighting
stove
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Stove working phase

WORK CLEAN GRATE WORK

Stove operation

status
System
Off

On

From From
M9-6-06 M9-6-06

Ignition plug
Off to to
M9-6-10 M9-6-30 M9-6-10
On

13
Hopper
command
Off
T T

On
from M9-6-18 to M9-6-22 M9-6-29 from M9-6-18 to M 9-6-22

command
Smoke asp.
Off

On from M-9-23 and M-9-6-27

command
Exchanger
Off

High

Pr15=temperature

Smoke
exchanger on

temperature
Low

T = M9-6-03 T = M9-6-12 T = M9-6-03

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