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Area managementUponor Hispania S .A.U.Cal le C , n° 24Pol ígono Industr ia l n°1E-28938 Mósto les (Madr id)

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Table of contents1. General recommendations and explanations .................................................................................................... 4

2. The Uponor Control System .............................................................................................................................. 5

2.1 Example of an installation............................................................................................................................... 5

2.2 Uponor Control System components................................................................................................................. 5

3. Installation....................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Installation of Interface I-75 with Controller C-55 .............................................................................................. 6

3.2 Connections.................................................................................................................................................. 6

3.2.1 Installation of additional controllers ......................................................................................................... 6

3.2.2 Heating / cooling relay........................................................................................................................... 7

3.2.3 Circulation pump relay........................................................................................................................... 7

3.2.4 Installation of outdoor sensor ................................................................................................................. 8

3.3 The interface ................................................................................................................................................ 8

3.3.1 Mounting the interface bracket ............................................................................................................... 8

3.3.2 Wiring and setting the interface .............................................................................................................. 9

3.4 Interface setup ........................................................................................................................................... 11

3.4.1 Setting installation parameters ............................................................................................................. 11

3.4.2 Access to the installer level .................................................................................................................. 11

3.4.3 Setting controller identification ............................................................................................................. 12

3.4.4 Setting the pump management............................................................................................................. 12

3.4.5 Setting the exercise setup.................................................................................................................... 12

3.4.6 Cooling management........................................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Finishing the installation ............................................................................................................................... 13

3.6 Alarms ....................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.6.1 Clearing the alarms............................................................................................................................. 13

3.7 Resetting the interface (if necessary) ............................................................................................................. 13

4. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................. 14

5. Technical data .........................................................................................................................................fold-out

6. Open controller / wiring diagram ............................................................................................................fold-out

4 Underfloor Heating

1. General recommendations and explanationsSafety measures

• Read and follow instructions.

• Installation must be performed by a qualified person according to local regulations.

• It is prohibited to make changes or modifications not specified in this manual.

• Power must be switched off when carrying out the wiring.

• We decline any responsibility concerning damages and breakdowns that may result from the non-observance of these instructions!

Symbols used in this manual

Power supply

Limitations for radio waves

Technical constraints

WARNINGRisk of bodily injuries or squeezing.Non observance may harm health or cause damage to product components.

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CAUTION

Important note on functionality. Non observance of this note may cause malfunctions.

Information.

Important operating advice and information.

See another document.

99See another page in the manual.

➜ Result of an action.

> Press button.

Holiday Mode is activated.

An alarm/error message is present.

Temperature setpoint.

Temperature measured.

Floor temperature.

The batteries are sufficiently charged.

The batteries are discharged.

WARNING

• The Uponor Control System uses a 230VAC 50Hz power supply.

• In case of emergency, immediately disconnect the plug from the 230V mains.

• Do not use water to clean the Uponor Control System.

• Do not expose the Uponor Control System to flammable vapors or gases.

The Uponor Control System uses radio waves. The frequency used is reserved for similar applications and the chances of interference from other radio sources is very low. However, in some rare special cases, it may not be possible to establish a perfect communication. The transmission range is sufficient for most applications, but each building has different obstacles affecting communication and maximum transmission distance. If communication trouble exists, Uponor can support the system with accessories, such as repeaters, for solving the exceptional problems.

• Keep installation/data cables away from power cables > 50V to avoid interference.

• The electrical circuits of the boiler and the pump must be protected by a maximum 6A circuit-breaker.


2. The Uponor Control SystemThis manual describes of installing the interface only. General facts about the Installation of the system is described in the controller and thermostat Installation Manual.

2.1 Example of an installationTo update an old system with an interface: see "3.1 Installation of Interface I-75 with Controller C-55", page 6.

Your system may consist of several controllers managed by a single interface.

2.2 Uponor Control System components

Mark Description

Interface

Controller (possible installation with 3 controllers connected to 1 interface)

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Item Description

UponorInterface I-75 with Controller C-55

Controller

Antenna

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Bracket

Language data stick

Connection cable for antenna, length 0.3 mConnection cable for interface, length 2 mConnection cable for antenna, length 3 m

Bag with fastening screws and adhesive strip

Installation and Operation Manual for controller and interface

UponorInstallation Cable

Length 15 m

UponorOutdoor sensor

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Cable length 5 m

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3. InstallationInstallation steps

Uponor recommends that you follow the steps described below to guarantee the best possible installation:

New installation:Follow instructions 3.1 to 3.8 in controller Installation Manual page 6 to 16.Install options: see "3.2 Connections", page 6.Connect interface and make settings: see "3.3 The interface", page 8.Register and mount thermostats and sensor thermostats according to controller Manual 3.4.1 to 3.4.14.Setup interface: see "3.4 Interface setup", page 11.Finish the installation: see "3.5 Finishing the installation", page 13.

3.1 Installation of Interface I-75 with Controller C-55

Adding an interface to an old system:One controller:Connect interface: see "3.3 The interface", page 8.

Several controllers:An H/C relay must not be connected to more than one controller: see "3.2.2 Heating / cooling relay", page 7.

Make sure that the wiring of pump relays is correct. A pump common to all controllers must not be connected to more than one: see "3.2.3 Circulation pump relay", page 7.

Wire between the controllers: see "3.2.1 Installation of additional controllers", page 6.

Register and mount the thermostat for the outdoor sensor: see "3.2.4 Installation of outdoor sensor", page 8.

Connect the interface: see "3.3 The interface", page 8.

Make the interface settings: see "3.4 Interface setup", page 11.

Finish the installation: see "3.5 Finishing the installation", page 13. Compare the thermostat information in the old installation reports with the information in the interface. Transfer the old information to the installation report.

3.2 Connections

3.2.1 Installation of additional controllers

Additional controllers

• For an installation with more than one manifold or more than 12 channels, install additional controllers (up to 3).

• One single interface drives all the controllers.

• Each controller must be fitted with an antenna.

Connections between controllers:

• Controller #1 is the controller connected to the interface.

• Connect terminal 5 respectively 6 of controller #2 to terminal 5 respectively 6 of controller #1.

• Connect terminal 7 respectively 8 of controller #3 to terminal 7 respectively 8 of controller #1 or controller #2.

Description3.1 Installation of Interface I-75 with Controller C-553.2 Connections3.3 The interface: see page 83.4 Interface setup: see page 113.5 Finishing the installation: see page 13

WARNINGMains supply 230VAC 50HzDisconnect the 230V mains before installing or changing the device wiring.

STOPThe connections between the controllers are polarized.

99See wiring diagram in the fold-out.

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See: "3.4.3 Setting controller identification", page 12.


3.2.2 Heating / cooling relay

To switch the system to Cooling mode, close the contact between terminals 11 and 12 of the controller

(symbol ).

For installations with several controllers, carry out this operation on one controller only.

■ When the contact of the relay is open, the system is in heating mode.

■ When the contact of the relay is closed, the system is in cooling mode.

3.2.3 Circulation pump relay

The Uponor Control System will operate a circulation pump on a call when heating or cooling are needed. A pump connected to the pump relay will stop when there is no call for heat (or cooling while in Cooling mode).A pump common for all manifolds/controllers can be connected to the closest controller.If separate pumps are used for each manifold, each pump can be connected to and run by its own controller.To configure the system for Individual or Common pump management: see "3.4.4 Setting the pump management", page 12.

For a system with several controllers:

STOP

The heating / cooling contact operates with the connection via a Dry contact switch. Do not apply voltage to the heating / cooling contact. Damage to the Uponor Control System will occur.

See: controller Installation Manual, page 9.

Common pump Individual pumps

ATTENTIONSee the circulation pump supplier documentation before performing the connection.


3.2.4 Installation of outdoor sensor

Mount the outdoor sensor on the north side of the building where it is less likely to be exposed to direct light. Do not place it close to doors or windows or air outlets, etc.

Connect the cable, drill the wall and pull the cable through.Mark Thermostat Public T-53 and insert batteries.Register the thermostat on the controller, preferably the closest one. If the thermostat is registered to a channel in use for a room thermostat, the room thermostat must be registered before the outdoor sensor thermostat. Make sure that the switches are in their correct position before registration.See the Installation manual: controller and thermostats, 3.5 "External sensor thermostats", page 14.

Connect the cable to the thermostat and mount on the wall.

Switch setting:

3.3 The interfaceBefore beginning the installation:

• Locate the existing controller,

• Get the Installation report, which can be found in the controller Installation Manual,

• See wiring diagram in the fold-out,

• Disconnect the 230V mains to the controller,

• Open the controller cover.

3.3.1 Mounting the interface bracket

The interface may be mounted on a wall or on the cover of the controller.

Wall mounting

The outdoor temperature will be displayed in the Uponor screen on the interface. A Thermostat Public T-53 is used for this connection.

The Switch 2 must be in the ON positionSwitches 1, 3 and 4 must be in the OFF position

Open the thermostat cover: see: controller Operation Manual.

Connect the cable from the outdoor sensor (non-polarized)

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For optimal use of the convenience, fix the bracket at approximately 1.5 m height.

Drill the wall (Ø6 mm)

Fix anchors and screws on the wall

Let the screws protrude 3 mm from the wall

Hang the bracket on the screws

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Mounting on the controller cover

3.3.2 Wiring and setting the interface

3.3.2.1 Wiring the interface

If the interface is located less than 2 meters away from the controller:

Use the 2 m cable (interface - controller) fitted with RJ 9 connectors at each end.

If the interface is located more than 2 meters away from the controller:Use the 15 m installation cable.

Fix screws on the controller cover (use cover marking as a guide)

Let the screws protrude 3 mm from the controller

Hang the bracket on the screws

Do not remove the data stick from the interface before powering up and setting the language.

Connect the RJ 9 connector into the controller

Secure the cable in the clamp

Connect the RJ 9 connector in the back of the interface

Secure the cable in the cable guide

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Wiring is polarized, connect 1 on controller to 1 on interface and so on.

Without turning, press with a thin screwdriver on the button of the terminal to insert or remove a wire

Insert a wire in the quick connector

Remove the screwdriver

Secure the cable in the clamp

Without turning, press with a thin screwdriver on the button of the terminal to insert or remove a wire

Insert in the quick connector

Remove the screwdriver

Secure the cable in the cable guide

Maximum cable length: 20 m.

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3.3.2.2 Connecting the controller to the mains and setting the language

Time and date setup

This screen will open automatically when the language has been set.

Select time and date with the keys:

1 Check that the wiring is complete

2Check that the 230V compartments are closedConnect controllers #2 and #3 to the mains

3Check that the language data stick is connected at the back of the interface

4Check that the 230V compartments are closedConnect controller #1 to the mains

5Setup the language:

Press the or keys to select the language

6 Press OK to confirm

• If the language data stick is inserted, the language screen will appear automatically at first installation.

• The language setting is saved in case of power failure.

• The language can be changed after first installation by re-inserting the language stick.

Hours selected

Set the hour

Minutes selected

Set the minutes and continue until the date is set

Press OK to confirm

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Fixing the interface 3.4 Interface setup

3.4.1 Setting installation parameters

Set pump management if more than one controller is connected and the pump relay is used.By default, the pump/s and valves are exercised once a week. Change this setting if needed.Enable cooling mode if a cooling system is installed.

3.4.2 Access to the installer level

Remove the language data stick from the interface

Attach the language data stick on the bracket

Position the interface on the bracket

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Interface keys

Displays the next menu

or Goes to next field

Displays the previous menu

Pressing longer in a menu screen will display the Uponor screen

orGoes to previous field

Goes to line above or Increases the value

Goes to line below orDecreases the value

Press OK

Displays the next screen

or

Confirms selection and displays the screen of the current menu

To set these parameters (except pump and/or valve exercise), you have to run the Installer Level.

See Operation Manual: interface for other interface settings.

1On the Uponor screen, simultaneously press and for 10 s to reach the Advanced LevelThe Advanced display appears

2 > Press OKThe Uponor screen is shown

3

Go to the Advanced level via:Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Access level

4Simultaneously press and

for 10 sInstaller display appears

5> Press OKThe Uponor screen is shown

The system will automatically return to Advanced mode after 10 minutes.


3.4.3 Setting controller identification

3.4.4 Setting the pump management

3.4.5 Setting the exercise setup

This exercise maintains the functionality of the valves and pumps.

A 5 min activation is scheduled every week.

3.4.6 Cooling management

STOPThe default ID of the controller is always #1. If more than one controller is connected to the interface, all controllers must to be identified.

1 Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Controller ID

2Reset Controller ID

> Press OK

3Select: Yes

> Press OK

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Press (down) key to move cursor to set controller ID

> Press OK

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The message >1.Controller< flashes: Press the Test push-button on controller #1 (the one connected to the interface)

6

Repeat the operation for the Controllers 2, 3

And

> Press OK (end of the identification)

1 Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Pump Management

2Choose Common or Individual

> Press OK

STOP A common pump must not be connected to more than one controller.

1 Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Valve/Pump Exercise

2Select the wished parameter

> Press OK

3

Set the date and time for the exercise

> Press OK

STOPThe Cooling mode must be activated if cooling is installed.

1 Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Cooling Available

2Select: Yes

> Press OK

3

Select:

• Auto heating / cooling: Use this setting if the switch-over is managed automatically by an Uponor heating/cooling relay connected to one of the controllers

• Forced heating: Use this setting to manually switch to Heating mode.Information from a heating/cooling relay (if connected) will be ignored.

• Forced cooling: Use this setting to manually switch to Cooling mode.Information from a heating/cooling relay (if connected) will be ignored.

> Press OK

The system will automatically return to Advanced mode after 10 minutes.


3.5 Finishing the installation 3.6 Alarms

3.6.1 Clearing the alarms

3.7 Resetting the interface (if necessary)Should an unforeseen error occur and the interface not be function as normal, restart the system:

Briefly press the reset button. New installation / registration is not necessary, but the time / date has to be reset.

Make a complete check of the installation:

• See: controller Installation Manual

• Confirm that the interface and the thermostats are powered

• Check the interface for alarms

Close the controller cover

Fill in the installation report in the controller Installation Manual

Give this manual and all information about the system to the user

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To diagnose and resolve alarms:

See: interface Operation Manuel "4.2 Alarms" page 14.

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Go to the Installer level to clear the alarm history: See "3.4.2 Access to the installer level", page: 11.

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Alarms > All Alarms

2 >Clear alarm list

3 >Press OK

Make sure you have resolved all the alarms before clearing the list.


4. Troubleshooting

Failure Causes Indication Solution Seethe interface is off setting "off when inactive" interface lighted when a key is

pressedchange setting to "dimmed when inactive"

connection problem check the wiring and the interface connection with the controller

replace the interface

no response or frozen interface display

general failure Reset the interface: all parameters are saved, except for time and date

all connected controllers are not found by the interface

wiring problems controller ID not appears in the menu (see: "3.4.3 Setting controller identification", page 12)

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33Uponor Control System - Operation Manual 3

Table of contents1. General recommendations ................................................................................................................................ 4

2. Interface .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Interface screens........................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1.1 Uponor screen ...................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1.2 Main menu........................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1.3 How to access and navigate the menu ..................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Access level .................................................................................................................................................. 6

2.3 Information menu.......................................................................................................................................... 7

2.3.1 Information menu: room information....................................................................................................... 7

2.3.2 Information menu: alarms ..................................................................................................................... 9

2.3.3 Information menu: system information .................................................................................................... 9

2.4 Holiday Mode ................................................................................................................................................ 9

2.5 Settings menu ............................................................................................................................................ 10

2.5.1 Assigning or changing a room name ...................................................................................................... 10

2.5.2 Setting the min and max temperatures .................................................................................................. 10

2.5.3 Disable cooling ................................................................................................................................... 10

2.5.4 ECO mode ......................................................................................................................................... 11

2.5.5 System parameters............................................................................................................................. 12

2.6 Installer level.............................................................................................................................................. 13

3. System maintenance ...................................................................................................................................... 13

4. Diagnosis and resolution of alarms and faults ................................................................................................ 14

4.1 General recommendations ............................................................................................................................ 14

4.2 Alarms ....................................................................................................................................................... 14

4.2.1 Information menu: alarms ................................................................................................................... 14

4.2.2 List of possible alarms and solutions...................................................................................................... 16

4.2.3 List of possible failures and solutions ..................................................................................................... 17

5. Disposal of the product................................................................................................................................... 18

6. Tree structure..........................................................................................................................................fold-out


1. General recommendationsThis manual explains how the interface works. It is necessary to have the controller Operation Manual at hand in order to better use and understand the system.

Safety measures• Read and follow instructions.

• Installation must be performed by a qualified person according to local regulations.

• It is prohibited to make changes or modifications not specified in this manual.

• Power must be switched off when carrying out the wiring.

• We decline any responsibility concerning damages and breakdowns that may result from the non-observance of these instructions!

Symbols used in this manual

Power supply

Limitations for radio waves

Technical constraints

WARNINGRisk of bodily injuries or pinching.Non observance may harm health or cause damage to product components.

STOP

CAUTIONImportant note on functionality. Non observance of this note may cause malfunctions.

Information.Important operating advice and information.

See another document.

99See another page in the manual.

➜ Result of an action.

> Press button.

Holiday Mode is activated.

An alarm/error message is present.

Temperature setpoint.

Temperature measured.

Floor temperature.

ECO temperature.

The batteries are sufficiently charged.

The batteries are discharged.

WARNING

• The Uponor Control System uses a 230VAC 50Hz power supply.

• In case of emergency, immediately disconnect the plug from the 230V mains.

• Do not use water to clean the Uponor Control System.

• Do not expose the Uponor Control System to flammable vapors or gases.

The Uponor Control System uses radio waves. The frequency used is reserved for similar applications and the chances of interference from other radio sources is very low. However, in some rare special cases, it may not be possible to establish a perfect communication. The transmission range is sufficient for most applications, but each building has different obstacles affecting communication and maximum transmission distance. If communication trouble exists, Uponor can support the system with accessories, such as repeaters, for solving the exceptional problems.

• Keep installation/data cables away from power cables > 50V to avoid interference.

• The electrical circuits of the boiler and the pump must be protected by a maximum 6A circuit-breaker.


This manual describes of installing the interface only. General facts about the Installation of the system is described in the controller and thermostat Installation Manual.

2. InterfaceThe interface comes in the form of a user-friendly unit fitted with a digital screen and navigation, settings and validation keys. It is simple and easy to use.

The interface allows you to:

• centralize and optimize the management of the system,

• display, easily and rapidly update the system operation settings.

The interface also displays the causes of any alarms.

2.1 Interface screens

2.1.1 Uponor screen

• Pressing any key activates backlighting.

• To go to the main menu, press OK.

The outdoor temperature is displayed if the system is fitted with an outdoor sensor:

In the Installer menu:

2.1.2 Main menu

Screen

Navigation keys

Fault indicator

Reset push button

Socket for language data stick

Use of the interface keys

Displays the next menu

or Goes to next field

Displays the previous menuPressing longer in a menu screen will display the Uponor screen

orGoes to previous field

Goes to line above or Increases the value

Goes to line below orDecreases the value

Press OK

Displays the next screen

or

Confirms selection and displays the screen of the current menu

1

2

3

4

5

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There is a picture of the menu tree structure in the fold-out.

Uponor screen icons

Holiday Mode is activated: see "2.4 Holiday Mode", page 9

An alarm/error message is present

Upper banner:Menu heading

Information zone:The selected line is highlighted

Scroll bar

2 3

1

1

2

3


2.1.3 How to access and navigate the menu

Example: how to access room information of the information in menu.

2.2 Access levelThis parameter allows the user to set/select the access level. Two levels are available: Basic or Advanced.

1 >Press OK

2 >Information>Press OK

3 >Rooms>Press OK

4 >Select the desired room>Press OK

5

• Display the desired information using the navigation keys.Use and to display the previous/next screen.Use and to display the previous/next thermostat.

• To go back to the room list, press OK.

To assign and change room name, see: "2.5.1 Assigning or changing a room name", page: 10.

The Advanced Level is applicable to most types of use.The Basic Level allows the user to view some basic information but not to modify the settings. The basic mode can be used in a public location or for a rented accommodation, for example.

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Access Level selection

2>Basic or Advanced>Press OK

To switch from Basic to Advanced Level:

On the Uponor screen, simultaneously press and

for 10 seconds.Screen Advanced and OK: appears.Press OK to put the system is in Advanced mode.


2.3 Information menuThe Information menu give you access to information about rooms, alarms/error messages and settings according to the structure below.

2.3.1 Information menu: room information

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Please see the interface tree structure in the fold-out.

1 Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Rooms

2 Select the desired room> Press OK

Room temperature

The temperature set point is 21°C. If the temperature set on the thermostat is outside the allowed temperature range for the room, the limitation temperature will be displayed as set point.See: "2.5.2 Setting the min and max temperatures", page 10.The measured temperature is 21.2°C.

See controller Installation Manual page 14 for settings.

3 > to open the next screen.

ECO screen

Temperature setting for the room when it is in ECO mode. (Current setting 19°C).

StatusCurrent status: COMF: Comfort mode. ECO: Economy mode.

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For more information about temperature reduction/ECO mode, see "2.5.4 ECO mode", page: 11


Floor sensor (option)

Floor temperature is 37°C. (This screen is displayed if there is a floor sensor in the room)

Max:or

Min:

The set min or max floor temperature is displayed. (For illustration, both a max and a min setting are shown in this example)See Installation Manual, Controller and Thermostats page 15 for information about how to set the temperature limit.



Battery status / Communication status• Battery: The batteries

are sufficiently charged.

• Signal: Radio signal from the thermostat and the antenna is good.

• Battery: The batteries are discharged.

• Signal: Radio signal from the thermostat and the antenna is bad or faulty.

See controller Operation Manual page 10 to replace batteries.


5 or 6 > to open the next screen.

Thermostat and actuator status

Stat call

Yes: The thermostat is calling for heating (or cooling). No: the thermostat is reporting that the room temperature is OK.

Act.

Open:The actuator/s are powered and open or on delay and will open in a short while.Closed:There is no power to the actuator/s and they are closed (or closing).

Min

The minimum temperature set point of the room is set at 12°C.

Max

The maximum temperature set point of the room is set at 26°C.



Operating Mode

System StatusHeating or Cooling mode is activated for the whole system.

Room Cooling

Enable:Cooling the room is allowed.Disable:Cooling the room is not allowed.



Actuator status

Act.

OK:Normal operation.Alarm:A short-circuit or similar problem is reported.

This screen is only displayed on Installer level. See: "2.6 Installer level", page: 13.

8 or 9 To go back to the previous menu, press OK.

The number at the beginning of the room name on the display has the following explanation: 1st digit: controller number (1, 2, 3),2nd and 3rd digits: number of the first channel controlled by this thermostat (01, 02, 03, ...).(If several terminals are controlled by the thermostat, only the lowest terminal number is displayed)


2.3.2 Information menu: alarms

2.3.3 Information menu: system information

2.4 Holiday Mode

Holiday mode allows you to easily set a temperature reduction common to all rooms. The thermostat settings are ignored during this period.

The symbol on the Uponor screen indicates that the

system is in Holiday mode

Example: Note that you can cancel Holiday Mode if you come back from holiday before the date entered in the system.

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See: "4. Diagnosis and resolution of alarms and faults", page: 14.

Heating / Cooling Mode

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > System > Operating Mode

Operating Mode

If cooling is not installed, the system mode is always heat (Heating mode).If cooling is installed, the mode can be heating or cooling.

Access level

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > System > Access level

Displays the current access level (for more information see: "2.2 Access level", page: 6)

Software Version

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > System > Software Version

X.X.X Software version.

(X.X.X) Hardware version.

• The reduce holiday set point applies throughout the installation for all installed room thermostats. The setting range is 5 to 35°C.

• The min/max limitations have priority over the Holiday mode reduction.For example if the max/min temperature range of a room is set to 20°C to 25°C, and the holiday temperature is set to 15°C for all rooms, the temperature for this room will not go below 20°C.

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Floor sensor settings have priority over holiday mode and max/min limitations.See: "2.5.2 Setting the min and max temperatures", page: 10.

Applying the Holiday Mode

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Holiday Mode > Apply Holiday Mode

2Enter time and date for the start of the holiday period>Press OK

3Enter time and date for the end of the holiday period>Press OK

4Enter the Holiday temperature set point >Press OK

Cancelling the Holiday mode

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Holiday Mode > Cancel Holiday Mode

2Select Yes>Press OK


2.5 Settings menuThis menu lets you make the basic controller settings and settings for individual rooms.

2.5.1 Assigning or changing a room name

2.5.2 Setting the min and max temperatures

2.5.3 Disable cooling

Only applies if cooling is installed.

The number at the beginning of the room name on the display has the following explanation: 1st digit: controller number (1, 2, 3),2nd and 3rd digits: number of the first channel controlled by this thermostat (01, 02, 03, ...).(If several channels are controlled by the same thermostat, only the lowest terminal number is displayed)Write down the allocations made during the installation in the Installation Report.

See the controller Installation Manual, "Installation report" to find out the configuration of your system.

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > Rooms > Room names

2

Select the desired controller(only applies if more than one controller is installed)>Press OK

3Select the desired room or thermostat>Press OK

4Select the room name from the predefined list>Press OK

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > Rooms > Min / Max Temperatures

2

Select the desired controller or ALL for all rooms on all controllers>Press OKSelecting All sets the same min and max temperatures for all rooms.

3Select the wished thermostat or room>Press OK

4

Set the temperatures

Use and to increase and decrease the value.

Use and to toggle between min. and max.>Press OK

Example:If the temperature set point of the thermostat is set to 5°C, the temperature will not fall below 12°C because the min and max limitations for this room are set to 12 and 26°C respectively.

This setting excludes certain rooms from cooling mode, e.g. a bathroom or a garage. This menu is only displayed if cooling was activated during installation (See: controller Installation Manual).

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > Rooms > Disable Cooling

2

Select the desired controller(only applies if more than one controller is installed)>Press OK

3Select the thermostat or the room>Press OK

4Yes = cooling is disabled for the room (or all rooms)>Press OK


2.5.4 ECO mode

Use the ECO mode when you are not at home (e.g. work schedule).In heating mode, ECO mode reduces room temperatures at the set times. In cooling mode, it increases the temperature.There are 5 different time/temperature profiles available, and all can be modified.

Only applies if cooling is activated

ECO range

After making a modification, you cannot reset these profiles to their default values, except by re-editing.

Steps to follow

1 Editing the ECO profiles.2 Apply the ECO profiles.

ECO Profile

This system provides 5 timers for temperature reduction. They have names that indicate their specific application setting, but are fully programmable. Set the timers first. Then define which thermostat each timer is to control.

Heating Cooling

ECO Off

ECO All

ECO Night & Day

For example:ECO mode active: From 10.30 PM to 5.00 AMFrom 9.30 AM to 2.30 PM

ECO mode active: From 9.30 AM to 2.30 PM

ECO Night

For example:ECO mode active: From 10.30 PM to 5.00 AM

ECO mode inactive

ECO Custom

For example:ECO mode active: From 00.30 AM to 5.30 AMFrom 12.00 AM to 5.30 PM

• Displaying the profiles: Comfort or ECO mode Off. Economy or ECO mode On.

• All profiles can be modified.

• All customised settings remain saved in the event of a power failure.

Editing the ECO profiles

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > Edit ECO Profiles

2Select the ECO profile you wish to modify>Press OK

3Modify the heating profile>Press OK

4

To modify the profile:

Select the time using the and keys. The cursor moves by increments of 30 minutes. The set time is indicated above the time profile.

Apply the Comfort mode by pressing the key.

Apply the ECO mode by pressing the key.

5

To set a complete period with the same mode:

• Move the cursor to the start time of the period.

• Set the start time: Press briefly the or key.

• Move the cursor to the end time of the period.

• Press and hold the or key.

The profile applies for the whole period from start time to end time.

6

Modify the correction value of the temperature set point for the ECO mode>Press OK.

The cooling ECO profiles are only displayed if cooling is declared in the System Parameters menu.


2.5.5 System parameters

This menu allows you to carry out basic system settings such as date/time, pump management, etc.

Apply ECO profile

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > Rooms > Apply ECO profile

2

Select the desired Controller or all Controllers (only applies if more than one controller is installed)>Press OK

3Select the desired room or All>Press OK

Select the day:

Go to the day by using the

and keys and select the day

by briefly pressing the key

4 The present profile is displayed

5Select the ECO Profiles mode:

Press & hold

6Select the desired ECO Profile>Press OK

7 Repeat for each day

To check the setting, go to the days you want to check

by using and for each day. The assigned timer programme will be displayed.

Different ECO profiles may be applied to the thermostat for every day of the week.

If one ECO profile is used in most rooms:Apply the profile to every room (in step 3: select the setting All). Then deal with the exceptions by setting individual rooms.

This chapter is used to modify the settings carried out by the installer.

Your installer has loaded the desired language during installation. See: interface Installation Manual.

Setting time and date

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Clock Settings > Set Date/Time

Toggle between the fields using the and keys.

Change the values using the and keys.

2Change the time and date>Press OK

Setting the time format

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Clock Settings > Time Format

224 hr or AM/PM>Press OK

Setting the date format

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Clock Settings > Date Format

2Select the format>Press OK

Auto Daylight Saving

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Clock Settings > Auto Daylight Saving

2Select the desired setting>Press OK

European zone CET: automatic time adjustment at the date complying with the European directive 2000/84/EC;Fixed date: manual setting of the dates for time adjustment.

3

For fixed date:Start date of summer timeEnd date of summer time>Press OK

It is possible to set the end date earlier than the start date for countries in the South hemisphere.


• Cancel Exercise

• Exercise Valve and Pump

• Exercise Valve Only

2.6 Installer levelCooling available:

This setting should only be selected when the installation is equipped with a cooling floor.

The Installer access level gives you access to:

• the Information menu (See page 7);

• all parameters settings of the Advanced Level (See page 6);

• Pump management;

• Controller ID;

• Language.

3. System maintenanceCheck for alarms. Check the Information Menu every 6 months.Use a dry soft cloth to clean the Control System and all it's components. Do not use any detergent.

Functionality of valves and pumps

This exercise maintains the functionality of the valves and pumps. A 5 min activation is scheduled every week.

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Valve/Pump Exercise > Cancel Exercise

2 >Press OK

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Valve/Pump Exercise > Exercise Valve and Pump

2Set the time and date for the 5 min activation>Press OK

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Valve/Pump Exercise > Exercise Valve Only

2Set the time and date for the 5 min activation>Press OK

Temperature Unit

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Temperature Unit

2>°C or °F>Press OK

Backlight

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Settings > System Parameters > Backlight

2

Select:Always ONDimmed (when inactive):reduced screen brightness. OFF (when inactive):backlighting is off. >Press OK

See: controller Installation Manual.

The device has another mode, the Installer mode. These settings should only be carried out by the installer.


4. Diagnosis and resolution of alarms and faults4.1 General recommendations

To contact your installer:

See installation report in the fold-out to find the contact information of the installer.Please prepare the following information before contacting an installer:

• Installation report.

• List of all alarms, including time and date.

• Drawings of the underfloor heating system (if available).

If the installer needs to contact Uponor:

For more detailed information, apart from that listed above, refer to the information in the interface Software version window: Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Software Version.

4.2 AlarmsAn alarm appears in the upper right of the icon in Uponor screen if there is an un-read alarm. The icon disappears when the message is read, even if the problem remains.

The interface power LED blinks if there is an unresolved problem.The controller power LED and LED for referring channel/s blink if there is an unresolved problem.

4.2.1 Information menu: alarms

Alarm menu:

• Battery Alarm

• Cover Alarm

• All Alarms

(only for Thermostat Public T-53)

or

A blinking power indicator on the interface and the controller indicates an alarm/an error message.

WARNINGNote that some actions, e.g. actions involving 230V, wiring, etc., are to be performed by a qualified person.

! indicates that the error still is present and has not been resolved.

Battery Alarm

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Alarms > Battery Alarm

2Select the desired alarm.>Press OK

AlarmThere is a battery alarm concerning the living room thermostat.

Change batteries in both room and sensor thermostats of the same room. See controller Operation Manual page 10 to replace batteries

Cover Alarm

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Alarms > Cover Alarm

No Alarm.


Alarm

This alarm indicates that the cover of the Thermostat Public T-53 in the living room is open.


Alarms list

1Uponor screen > Main Menu > Information > Alarms > All Alarms

All the alarms are displayed. The cause of the first alarm is resolved, but there is still an error for the 2nd and 3rd messages.


Resolved

The cause of the alarm concerning the living room thermostat has been resolved.

Short-circuit

A short-circuit is detected on the circuit controlled by thermostat 1.01. (The terminals for the actuators are protected against short-circuits. There is thus an error in the wiring or in the actuator.)

Radio signal lost

The radio signal of thermostat 1.02 is lost.

Communication error

The Controller 3 has a communication error.

Unknown error

The system has a unknown error.


4.2.2 List of possible alarms and solutions

1: alarm is triggered when more than 3 hours have elapsed since the controller received the last radio signal from the thermostat.

2: power LED on the controller and relevant channel LED flash.

Alarm Causes Indication Solutions Note

Batteries

the batteries of the thermostat are discharged

■ alarm in interface

■ battery icon in room information on interface

■ battery icon displayedreplace the batteries. See: controller Operation Manual

■ when the error is resolved, the thermostat screen displays the room temperature, the battery icon disappears

■ battery icon replaced with

batteries totally dead or wrong type of battery used

no information

batteries mounted upside down (reversed polarity)

no information mount batteries correctly

Signal 1 2

(from a single thermostat)

thermostat is out of the correct position

■ radio alarm in interface

■ Radio icon in room information on interface

■ power LED and thermostat LED's in the controller for connected channels flash

reduce the distance between thermostat and controller or change the location of the thermostat within the room

radio icon replaced with

batteries are removed or mounted upside down (reversed polarity)

remount/replace the batteries

transmitter broken in thermostat

no radio transmission icon displayed on thermostat screen when the +/- keys are pressed

■ force the thermostat to transmit by changing the temperature set point

■ replace the thermostat

■ for info how to delete the assignment of the old thermostat and replace it with the new one, see Installation Manual

transmitter working but with reduced signal intensity

radio transmission icon is displayed but signals are received only if the thermostat is close to the antenna

new installations in the house, shielding radio signals (e.g. drying cupboard, safe, metallic door)

try to find a new position for thermostat and/or antenna (or, if possible, the shielding object)

Signal 1 2

(several radio alarms for the same controller)

antenna out of position or wire disconnected

■ radio alarm on interface

■ Radio icon in room information on interface

■ power LED and thermostat LED's in the controller for connected channels flash

mount antenna in correct position with wire correctly connected

short-circuit

short-circuit on a connected actuator

■ short circuit alarm on interface

■ power LED and concerned channel LED flash

check the wiring of the actuators, replace the actuator

short-circuit on the actuator terminal

for replacement of the controller, see Installation manual

communication(between controller and interface)

Wire disconnected or damaged

■ communication error

■ software versions incompatible

■ check wiring of interface and controller

■ replace the wire

contact your installer

communication failure between controllers

wrong wiring of several controllers, wrong numbering of the controllers (1, 2 or 3, a number assigned twice), wire disconnected or damaged

■ communication error

■ controller 3 disappears

■ check wiring of interface and controller

■ check controller configuration

■ replace the wire

cover (Thermostat Public T-53, used as room or sensor thermostat)

the cover of thermostat is opened

power LED and concerned channel LED flash

check the settings and put back in place the cover of the thermostat


4.2.3 List of possible failures and solutions

1: To find out if a problem is caused by the supply system or the control system: loosen the actuators from the manifold for the room concerned, wait a few minutes and check if the flow pipe of the floor heating loop warms up. If the pipe does not warm up, the trouble lies in the heating system. If the loop warms up, the cause could be the room control system.

2: Supply system defect: no warm water in manifold. Check boiler and circulation pump.

Failure Causes Indication Solutions Note

room too cold (or too warm in

Cooling mode) 1

thermostat setting too low

■ press + or – key to display the temperature set point on the thermostat

■ the temperature set point is also displayed in the room information menu

change temperature set point

use max and min limitation to protect system from consequences of unreasonable temperature settings

thermostat e.g. influenced by a heat source

temperature displayed on the thermostat drops after a while when the thermostat is moved

change the location of the thermostat

ECO mode ECO in room information menu

■ change ECO profile or assign another profile to the room

■ abort the rest of an ECO period by pressing a thermostat key

min./max. limitation

■ set temperature displayed in the room information menu is lower than the temperature set on the thermostat

■ The max limitation is also displayed in the room information menu

Change min/max limitation

the thermostat of single rooms were mixed up

■ see installation report and the controller/channel numbering under thermostat batteries cover

■ force thermostat to transmit and check so if the corresponding LED's are flashing

place the thermostat in the room supplied by the loops controlled by the thermostat

actuator does not open

the white indication can not be seen in the indicator window

replace the actuator

room too warm (or too cold in cooling

mode) 1

actuator does not close

the corresponding loop is warm even after a long period without heat call

■ check that the actuator is correctly mounted

■ replace the actuator

the floor is cold 2room temperature OK, but the floor is cold

■ no heat demand (from underfloor heating system)

■ the room is heated by another heat source

All rooms are cold(warm in cooling mode)

Holiday Mode Icon displayed in interface Abort Holiday mode

ECO mode ECO for the rooms in room information menu

■ change ECO profile or assign another profile to the room

■ Abort the rest of an ECO period by pressing all thermostat keys

system in cooling (heating) mode

check system information, operation mode, in interface

Correct signal from external device needed

Frozen display in interface

general failure No response when pressing keyReset the interface: see interface Installation Manual page 13

time and date have to be setAll other parameters are saved

Disturbing noise from the pump at the same time and day of the week

Change time for pump exercise See: "2.5.5 System parameters", page 12

See fold-out for "flow chart fault-tracing".See controller Installation Manual page 16 for actuator test.


5. Disposal of the productThe Uponor Control System is made up of various recyclable components. Uponor would be grateful if you could sort out these components (batteries, plastics, electric or electronic parts) and dispose of them at a suitable recycling centre.

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