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MANUALE DI PROGRAMMAZIONE
PROGRAMMING MANUAL - MANUEL DE PROGRAMMATION
MANUAL DE PROGRAMACIÓN - PROGRAMMIERHANDBUCH
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION E
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Briefly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
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Position of the commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 L
Description of the commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 I
Control modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 S
Operating mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 H
Thermostat operation statuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

USER INSTRUCTIONS
Normal operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Setting the parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Easy channel localisation mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Pre-set parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
F.A.Q. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

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Briefly
This manual explains the steps for setting the thermostat parameters. All the information
concerning the technical data of the product, the connection diagrams, the descriptions
of the commands, and the instructions for correct assembly are contained in the
installation manual supplied with the product and which can also be downloaded from
the website www.gewiss.com.

More information about the programming of the thermostat with the Easy Configurator
is given in the Programming Manual of Easy devices with Easy Controller (which can be
downloaded from the website www.gewiss.com).

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Position of the commands E

N
The thermostat is equipped with a backlit LCD display and four command push-buttons G
that can always be accessed. L
I
S
H

9 11 10
7 8
6
5

15

17

18
12

19

14
16

13

1 4
2 3

ATTENTION!
If the display backlighting is enabled, only the screen will light up when any one of the
4 front button keys is pressed for the first time; press the keys again to implement the
required command.

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Description of the commands

COMMAND PUSH-BUTTONS Symbol
햲 Select operating mode / Confirm
햳 Adjust temperature (+) / Visualise pages
햴 Adjust temperature (-) / Visualise pages
햵 Parameter setting

INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY

햶 Clock / KNX temperature adjustment probe visualised / Value shown on the humidity page
(Hr = relative humidity; HA = specific humidity; tr = dew point temperature)
햷 Settings menu / Set the values to send to the KNX temperature adjustment probe
햸 Heating activation
if it flashes: no/incorrect reception of heating solenoid valve alert
햹 Cooling activation
if it flashes: no/incorrect reception of cooling solenoid valve alert
햺 Type of operation: heating (winter)
if it flashes: floor temperature alarm in progress
햻 Type of operation: cooling (summer)
햽 Remote command enabling
if it flashes: operation on basis of a remote command
햾 Fan coil operating mode
- speed OFF
- speed 1 (automatic / manual)
- speed 2 (automatic / manual)
- speed 3 (automatic / manual)
if the fan flashes: no/incorrect reception of fan coil speed alert
if the segments flash: the speed set (manually or by algorithm) is waiting to be activated
햿 Thermostat in Slave operation
헀 Temperature measured / Temperature, relative humidity, specific humidity, dew point temperature
measured by the KNX temperature adjustment probe / Setpoint on KNX temperature adjustment probe input
if it flashes: manual forcing of the setpoint, or end of humidity probe monitoring time

헁 Temperature measurement unit

헂 Indication of auxiliary input status (I = contact closed, O = contact open)
헃 Thermal residual current device
헄 Visualisation of temperature measured by KNX temperature adjustment probe
헅 Thermostat mode
- Economy (in heating mode) - Comfort (in cooling mode)
- Pre-comfort (in heating mode and cooling mode)
- Comfort (in heating mode) - Economy (in cooling mode)
- Anti-freeze / High temperature protection
if the segments flash: the setpoint is temporarily forced
if OFF flashes: manual device switch-off (anti-freeze/high temperature protection)

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Control modes E
N
The thermostat can be set with 2 different control modes: G
• Slave: operation depends on the device configured as the Master (e.g. the Easy flush- L
mounting timed thermostat GW1x764H), which decides the type, operating mode or I
setpoint of the thermostat. In the first case (mode), the thermostat uses the setpoints S
H
set locally. The fixed temperature setpoint can be temporarily forced (max. variation
±3°C), but the operating mode cannot be altered. The forced setpoint will remain
valid until the master device sends a new operating mode. In the second case
(setpoint), the thermostat uses the setpoint received from the Master device (which
can always be altered locally with a max. variation of ±3°C.
• Autonomous: the thermostat type and operating mode can be set locally. Operation
is not dependent on any other device. In the autonomous control mode, you can alter
the setpoint as you wish, and enable the thermostat to receive remote mode-setting
commands (OFF/Economy/Pre-comfort/Comfort) and type-setting commands
(Heating/Cooling) from other devices such as a push-button or the GSM Easy remote
control.

Operating modes
The thermostat has 4 different operating modes:
• ECONOMY
• PRE-COMFORT
• COMFORT
• OFF - ANTIFREEZE/HIGH TEMPERATURE PROTECTION
In the autonomous control mode, to switch from one HVAC mode (economy, pre-comfort,
comfort, off) to another, use the key: each time it is pressed, the corresponding
setpoint is shown (flashing) for a moment.
In the slave control mode, no local modification of the HVAC mode is allowed; only the
manual switch-off (if enabled) of the device is possible (HVAC OFF).

In the economy, pre-comfort and comfort operating

modes, the thermostat always uses the corresponding
temperature set-points.
The display shows the detected room temperature and the
, or symbol.

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MEANING OF

Heating Cooling
Symbol
Setpoint Operating mode Setpoint Operating mode

TECONOMY Economy TCOMFORT Comfort

TPRE-COMFORT Pre-comfort TPRE-COMFORT Pre-comfort
TCOMFORT Comfort TECONOMY Economy

The anti-freeze function is only active in heating mode,

when the temperature adjustment system is switched OFF.
In this case, the thermostat uses the fixed high temperature
temperature setpoint, only reactivating the heating system
if the room temperature falls below (TANTIGELO (Tanti-freeze).
The display shows the word OFF, along with the detected
room temperature.

The high temperature protection function is only active

in cooling mode, when the temperature adjustment system
is switched OFF.
In this case, the thermostat uses the fixed high temperature
protection setpoint, only reactivating the cooling system if
the room temperature exceeds TPROTEZIONE ALTE TEMPERATURE
(Thigh temperature protection).
The display shows the word OFF, along with the detected
room temperature.

In the Slave control mode, the display shows the

temperature and the symbol. The thermostat uses the
operating mode or the setpoint value received from the
master device via the BUS.

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During operation, the activation of the heating or cooling mode is indicated in the E
following way: N
G
Heating L
The symbol indicates that the activation command has I
been sent to the command actuator of the boiler or area S
solenoid valve. If the thermostat does not receive H
confirmation of effective implementation from the actuator,
the symbol will begin to flash. Subsequently, the
thermostat sends the activation command every 60 seconds
until it receives confirmation.

Cooling
The symbol indicates that the activation command has
been sent to the command actuator of the air-conditioner or
area solenoid valve. If the thermostat does not receive
confirmation of effective implementation from the actuator,
the symbol will begin to flash. Subsequently, the
thermostat sends the activation command every 60 seconds
until it receives confirmation.

Operation with active fan coil control

If the fan coil control function has been activated, the
display will show the symbol.
In addition, you will be offered the page on which you can
manually alter the fan coil speed or set the AUTO mode
(whereby the fan coil speed is automatically adjusted on the
basis of the difference between the setpoint fixed on the
device and the detected temperature).

Thermostat operation statuses

The thermostat has three distinct operation statuses:
- Normal operation
- Parameter setting
- Easy channel localisation mode
When it is switched on, the thermostat goes into “normal operation” status. Using the
button key, you can switch from one status to the other (the switchover from
“parameter setting” status to “normal operation” status also comes about automatically,
30 seconds after the last pressure on the button keys).

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Normal operation
In normal operation conditions, the pages containing information about the thermostat
are shown. If the sections relating to humidity have been enabled, and if at least one
remote element is present (e.g. Easy temperature adjustment probes), the relevant pages
are also visualised.

Choosing the page you want to see

To access the screen listing the pages that can be viewed
(relating to the thermostat, humidity and remote elements),
keep the button key pressed.
Use the or button key to scroll through the sequence
(if there are no remote elements - P01, P02, P03, P04 - or
no humidity section, the main thermostat page will be
displayed). To confirm a page, press the button key or
wait for the 30-second time-out period to elapse.

Pages relating to the thermostat (control type: HVAC)

Choosing the HVAC mode (pre-comfort, comfort,

economy or OFF)
If the displayed page relates to the thermostat, and the
control type has been set in HVAC mode, press the button
key to select the required HVAC mode ( , ,
or ).
Each time the button key is pressed, the setpoint of the
selected HVAC mode is shown for a moment.
If the device is configured as a Slave, no local modification
of the HVAC mode is allowed; manual HVAC switch-off (OFF)
is permitted.

Forcing the setpoint manually

If the displayed page relates to the thermostat and any HVAC
mode other than OFF is active, press the or button key
to temporarily modify the setpoint of the active HVAC mode
(max variation ±3°C), then confirm with the button key

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or wait for the 5-second time-out period to elapse. The use E

of forcing is indicated by the flashing of the , , symbols. N
It remains active until the active HVAC mode is modified. G
L
I
Pages relating to the thermostat (control type: setpoint)
S
H
Forcing the setpoint manually
If the displayed page relates to the thermostat, and the
control type has been set in setpoint, press the or
button key to temporarily force the setpoint (max variation
±3°C). The forcing remains active until the operating
setpoint is modified, or until the thermostat is manually
switched off.

Manual switch-off
If the displayed page relates to the thermostat, and the
control type has been set in setpoint, press the button key
to switch off the device manually ( ).
Press the button key again to reactivate the device; when
the button key is pressed, the active setpoint will be shown
for a few moments.

Pages relating to the thermostat (control type: HVAC or setpoint)

Choosing the fan coil speed

If the displayed page relates to the thermostat, and the
control type is setpoint or any HVAC mode other than OFF,
press the or button key simultaneously to access
the selection page (the control algorithm of heating/cooling
operation must be set on “fan coil”). Use the or button
key to select the required fan coil setting ( , , or ),
then confirm with the button key or wait for the 30-
second time-out period to elapse.

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Pages relating to the remote elements

Viewing the remote elements

If the visible page relates to a remote element, press the
button key to alternate the visualisation of the detected
temperature and the setpoint; if one of these two figures is
not available, nothing will happen when the button key is
pressed.

Pages relating to the humidity section

View the humidity parameters

If the page displayed relates to the humidity section, press
the or button key to view the relative humidity value
Hr, specific humidity HA and dew point temperature tr.

To return to the screen listing the pages that can be viewed, keep the button key
pressed.
Use the or button key to scroll through the sequence. To confirm a page, press the
button key or wait for the 30-second time-out period to elapse.

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Parameter setting E
N
To set the operating parameters of the thermostat, humidity, and any remote elements G
(e.g. Easy temperature adjustment probes), press the button key. L
To quit the parameter setting procedure without saving the modifications made on the I
current page, just press the button key twice or wait 30 seconds from the last pressure S
on the button keys. The parameters that can be modified will depend on the page you H
are viewing in normal operation status: if the visible page relates to the thermostat, the
Set menu concerning the thermostat will be shown; if the visible page is that of a general
remote element, the Set menu concerning the selected element will be shown; if the
visible page relates to the humidity section, the Set menu concerning the selected
humidity threshold will be shown.
The parameters relating to the thermostat and humidity are collected into three functional
groups: general parameters, operating parameters, and control parameters.

General parameters

Setting the hour

When the hour figures are flashing, set the hour using the
button keys.
To confirm the set value and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the minutes

When the minute figures are flashing, set the minutes using
the button keys.
To confirm the set value and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the temperature measurement unit

When the °C or °F temperature symbol begins flashing,
select the temperature measurement unit by means of the
button keys. To confirm your choice and move on to
the next parameter, press the button key within 30
seconds.

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Returning to the main page

Use the or button key to set the main page that the device
must automatically visualise at the end of a period of inactivity
by the user (OFF = function disabled; THER = main thermostat
page; P01, P02, P03, P04 = pages relating to the remote
elements, if these are enabled; Hr = pages relating to humidity,
if enabled).
If this function is enabled, press the button key to access the
page for setting the duration of the inactivity period. Use the
or button key to set the gap (from 5 to 120 seconds). To
confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter, press
the button key within 30 seconds.

Back-lighting colour
Use the or button key to modify the colour of the display
back-lighting. To confirm your choice and move on to the next
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

NB: if red/blue is chosen, the thermostat background will be

white during the idle phase (heating and cooling valves
deactivated) of normal operation, turning red when the heating
system is activated or blue when the cooling system is
activated.

Icons theme
Use the or button key to modify the colour themes for
representing the various icons shown on the display (MONO =
single-colour theme; TH1, TH2, TH3, TH4, TH5 = colour themes)
when the backlighting is active. The screen is only visible if the
back-lighting colour is white. To confirm your choice and move
on to the next parameter, press the button key within 30
seconds.

Single-colour theme for icon colour

Use the or button key to modify the colour of the icons
within a single-colour theme. This parameter is only visible if
the icon theme is single-colour and the back-lighting is active.
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

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Back-lighting timing E
Use the or button key to set the minimum duration of N
the inactivity time of the user before the back-lighting is G
automatically deactivated (the gap can be set from 10 to L
180 seconds). This parameter is only visible if the back- I
lighting is active. To confirm your choice and move on to S
the next parameter, press the button key within 30 H
seconds.

Back-lighting intensity
Use the or button key to choose how to manage the
back-lighting intensity (MAN = fixed value; SENS = light
sensitive sensor). This parameter is only visible if the back-
lighting is active. If the type of management is MAN, use
the or button key to choose the required percentage
of light intensity (the gap can be set from 30 to 100%).
If the type of management is SENS, use the or button
key to increase (+10%), decrease (-10%) or leave unaltered
(0%) the light intensity value detected by the built-in light-
sensitive sensor.
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

External temperature sensor

Use the or button key to set the function of the NTC
temperature sensor connected to the thermostat (OFF =
disabled; TEMP = enabled as temperature probe; FLO =
enabled as underfloor probe). To confirm your choice and
move on to the next parameter, press the button key
within 30 seconds.

Impact of the external temperature sensor on the

measured temperature calculation
Use the or button key to set the weight (%) of the
external temperature sensor in the calculation of the
temperature measured by the thermostat (the value can be
set from 10% to 100%, in steps of 10). This parameter is
only visible if the NTC temperature sensor connected to the
thermostat has been enabled as a temperature probe on
the previous screen. To confirm your choice and move on
to the next parameter, press the button key within 30
seconds.

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Setting the alarm threshold temperature

Use the or button key to set the maximum floor-level
temperature above which the thermostat suspends heating
to prevent any possible damage (the value is expressed as
tenths of °C, and can be set from 150 to 1000 in steps of
100). This parameter is only visible if the NTC temperature
sensor connected to the thermostat has been enabled as a
temperature probe (TEMP).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the local relay

Use the or button key to set the operating mode of the
relay on the thermostat (OFF = disabled, HEAT =
management of heating valve, COOL = management of
cooling valve, BOTH = management of heating+cooling
valves).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Enabling the supplementary parameter pages

Use the or button key to enable/disable the three sets
of functions that the device configuration parameters are
divided into (G = General parameters, GF = General +
Operating parameters, GFC = General + Operating +
Control parameters). To confirm your choice and move on
to the next parameter, press the button key within 30
seconds.

If the local modification function has been enabled from the “Enabling the supplementary
parameter pages” menu for the General Parameters group only (option G), press the
button key to return to the start of the parameter configuration menu. Otherwise, continue
with the configuration of the next group of parameters.

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Operating parameters E
N
White balancing G
Use the button keys or to set the weight of the red L
component (RED) in the backlighting of the display (value I
can be set between 1 and 63). The regulation only applies S
to the white colour of the screen. H
To confirm the selection and continue with the next
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Use the button keys or to set the weight of the green

component (GRE) in the backlighting of the display (value
can be set between 1 and 63). The regulation only applies
to the white colour of the screen.
To confirm the selection and continue with the next
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Use the button keys or to set the weight of the blue

component (BLU) in the backlighting of the display (value
can be set between 1 and 63). The regulation only applies
to the white colour of the screen.
To confirm the selection and continue with the next
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Type of thermostat control

Use the or button key to modify the type of thermostat
control (SETP = setpoint, MODE = HVAC mode). To confirm
your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

Heating / cooling selection

Use the or button key to select the type of operation
( = heating; = cooling). To confirm your choice and
move on to the next parameter, press the button key
within 30 seconds.

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If the displayed page relates to the thermostat

(type of operation: heating)

Setpoint setting
When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (Teconomy) / with
the aid of the button keys.
To confirm the set value, press the button key within 30
seconds.

Setpoint setting
When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (TPRE-COMFORT)
with the aid of the button keys. To confirm the set
value, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setpoint setting
When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (TCOMFORT) with
the aid of the button keys. To confirm the set value,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the anti-freeze temperature value

When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of the anti-freeze
temperature using the button keys. To confirm the set
value, press the button key within 30 seconds.

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If the displayed page relates to the thermostat E

(type of operation: cooling) N
G
Setpoint setting L
When the symbol appears, the temperature value I
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (TCOMFORT) with S
the aid of the button keys. To confirm the set value, H
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setpoint setting
When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (TPRE-COMFORT)
with the aid of the button keys. To confirm the set
value, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setpoint setting
When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of (Teconomy) with
the aid of the button keys. To confirm the set value,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the high temperature protection value

When the symbol appears, the temperature value
begins flashing. Adjust the value of the high temperature
protection using the button keys.
To confirm the set value, press the button key within 30
seconds.

ATTENTION!
The setpoint values are subject to the following limitations:

- HEATING
TANTIGELO (Tanti-freeze) ≤ ≤ ≤
- COOLING
≤ ≤ ≤ TPROTEZIONE ALTE TEMPERATURE
(Thigh temperature protection)

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If the displayed page relates to humidity

Humidity thresholds (from 1..5)

Use the button keys to modify the value of the relative
humidity thresholds (up to 5, if enabled). The gap that can
be set varies from 1% to 100%. To confirm the set value
and move on to the next parameter, press the button key
within 30 seconds.

If the local modification function has been enabled from the “Enabling the supplementary
parameter pages” menu for the General + Operating Parameters group (option GF), press
the button key to return to the start of the parameter configuration menu. Otherwise,
continue with the configuration of the next group of parameters.

Control parameters

Control logic (2-way or 4-way)

Use the or button key to modify the type of control
logic for the temperature adjustment system (2 = common
logic; 4 = separate logic). The common control logic is
associated with 2-way systems, with one single valve for
heating and cooling.
The separate control logic is associated with 4-way
systems, with two valves - one for heating and one for
cooling. To confirm your choice and move on to the next
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Temperature adjustment control algorithm

Use the or button key to modify the control algorithm
for heating , cooling , or both (2P = two
points ON/OFF; PI = PWM proportional-integral; FAN = fan
coil with speed control ON/OFF) depending on the type of
operation and the control logic set on the previous screens.
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

The screens that can be visualised will depend on the type of temperature adjustment
control algorithm enabled on the previous screen:
• two points ON-OFF
• PWM proportional-integral
• fan coil with ON-OFF speed control

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TWO POINTS ON-OFF E

The operating principle manages the temperature adjustment system with two thresholds N
(hysteresis cycle), used to distinguish the ON or OFF status of the system. G
L
In heating mode, when the detected temperature is lower than the “setpoint - heat” value, the I
device activates the heating system by sending the relative command to the actuator that manages S
it; when the detected temperature reaches the fixed setpoint value, the device deactivates the H
heating system.

HEATING

setpoint
heat T
In cooling mode, when the measured temperature is higher than the “setpoint + cond” value,
the device activates the cooling system by sending the relative command to the actuator that
manages it; when the measured temperature reaches the fixed setpoint value, the device
deactivates the cooling system.

COOLING

setpoint
cond T
To avoid continuous solenoid valve switchovers, after an OFF-ON-OFF sequence the next ON
command can only be sent after at least 2 minutes have elapsed.

Setting the adjustment differential

Use the button keys to set the value of the adjustment
differential of the two-point control algorithm (the gap can
be set from 0.1°C to 2.0°C).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

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PWM PROPORTIONAL-INTEGRAL
The PWM control algorithm, used to control the temperature adjustment system, allows
you to drastically reduce the times subject to thermal inertia and introduced by the two-
point control. This type of control involves the modulation of the impulse duty-cycle,
represented by the temperature adjustment system activation time, on the basis of the
difference between the fixed setpoint and the temperature effectively detected. Two
components are needed to calculate the output function: the proportional component
and the integral component, used to improve the response in order to reach the
temperature at the fixed setpoint. Once the proportional band has been defined (from
setpoint to setpoint - for heating mode, from setpoint to setpoint + for cooling
mode), its width determines the extent of the system response: if it is too narrow, the
system will be more reactive but with swings; if it is too wide, the system will be slower.
The ideal situation is one where the band is as narrow as possible, without swings. The
integration time is the parameter that determines the action of the integral component.
The longer the integration time, the slower the modification of the output and hence the
slower the system response. If the time is too short, the threshold value will be exceeded,
and the function will swing around the setpoint.

HEATING

set-point

set-point

cycle time
AIR-CONDITIONING

set-point

set-point

cycle time

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The device keeps the temperature adjustment system switched on for a cycle time E
percentage that depends on the output function of the proportional-integral control; the N
device continually adjusts the system, modulating the system ON-OFF times with a duty- G
cycle that depends on the value of the output function (calculated at each time gap equal L
to the cycle time). The cycle time is reinitialised every time the reference setpoint is I
modified. S
With this type of algorithm, there is no longer a hysteresis cycle on the heating/cooling H
element, so the inertia times introduced by the two-point control are eliminated. This
produces energy savings because the system does not remain switched on when it is
not needed and, once the required temperature has been reached, it continues to provide
a limited contribution to compensate for the environmental heat dispersion.

Setting the proportional band

Use the button keys to set the value of the proportional
band of the proportional-integral control algorithm (the gap
can be set from 1°C to 10°C, in steps of 0.5°C). To confirm
your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the integration time

Use the button keys to set the value of the integration
time of the proportional-integral control algorithm (the gap
can be set from 1 to 250 seconds, OFF).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the cycle time

Use the button keys to set the value of the cycle time
for the proportional-integral control algorithm (the possible
values are: 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 minutes).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

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FAN COIL WITH ON-OFF SPEED CONTROL

The operating principle involves activating/deactivating the fan coil speeds on the basis of
the difference between the fixed setpoint and the detected temperature, using independent
1-bit communication objects to manage the individual speeds.

The figures below refer to the control of the speeds of a fan coil with three operating stages
for heating and cooling. The charts show that each stage has a hysteresis cycle, and each
speed is associated with two thresholds that determine its activation and deactivation.

HEATING

fan OFF

set-point

3heat 2heat 1heat valve

valve ON valve OFF

AIR-CONDITIONING

fan OFF

set-point

valve 1cond 2cond 3cond

valve OFF valve ON

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Speed V1 is activated when the temperature value is lower than the “setpoint - valve - E
1heat” value (in heating mode) or higher than the “setpoint + valve + 1cond” value N
(in cooling mode), and deactivated when the temperature value reaches the “setpoint - G
valve” value (in heating mode) or the “setpoint + valve” value (in cooling mode). The L
first speed is also deactivated when a higher speed needs to be activated. I
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Speed V2 is activated when the temperature value is lower than the “setpoint - valve - H
1heat - 2heat” value (in heating mode) or higher than the “setpoint + valve +
1cond + 2cond” value (in cooling mode), and deactivated when the temperature value
reaches the “setpoint - valve - 1heat” value (in heating mode) or the “setpoint +
valve + 1cond” value (in cooling mode). The second speed is also deactivated when a
higher speed needs to be activated.

Speed V3 is activated when the temperature value is lower than the “setpoint - valve -
1heat - 2heat - 3heat” value (in heating mode) or higher than the “setpoint + valve
+ 1cond + 2cond + 3cond” value (in cooling mode), and deactivated when the
temperature value reaches the “setpoint - valve - 1heat - 2heat ” value (in heating
mode) or the “setpoint + valve + 1cond + 2cond” value (in cooling mode).

With regards the heating (cooling) solenoid valve, you can see that once the detected
temperature is lower (higher) than the “setpoint - valve” (“setpoint + valve”) value, the
thermostat sends the activation command to the solenoid valve that manages the heating
system; the solenoid valve is deactivated when the detected temperature reaches the fixed
setpoint value. In this way, the heating (cooling) of the fan coil can also be exploited for
irradiation, without any speed being activated.

To avoid continuous switchovers, the thermostat can wait up to 2 minutes before sending
the activation command to the actuator that controls the temperature adjustment system, or
to the actuator channels that command the fan coil speeds.

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Setting the valve adjustment differential

Use the button keys to set the value of the adjustment
differential of the fan coil valve control algorithm (the gap can be
set from 0.1°C to 2.0°C). If the control logic is common, the
parameter remains the same in both heating and cooling mode.
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter, press
the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the adjustment differential for speed 1

Use the or button key to set the value of the adjustment
differential of fan coil speed 1 (the gap can be set from 0°C to
2.0°C). If a value of 0°C is set, then when the solenoid valve is
activated fan coil speed 1 will be activated as well. To confirm
your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the adjustment differential for speed 2

Use the or button key to set the value of the adjustment
differential of fan coil speed 2 (the gap can be set from 0.1°C to
2.0°C). To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the adjustment differential for speed 3

Use the or button key to set the value of the adjustment
differential of fan coil speed 3 (the gap can be set from 0.1°C to
2.0°C). To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the inertia for speed 1

Use the or button key to set the value of the inertia time for
fan coil speed 1 (the gap can be set from 0 to 10 seconds). To
confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the inertia for speed 2

Use the or button key to set the value of the inertia time for
fan coil speed 2 (the gap can be set from 0 to 10 seconds). To
confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

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Setting the inertia for speed 3 E

Use the or button key to set the value of the inertia N
time for fan coil speed 3 (the gap can be set from 0 to 10 G
seconds). To confirm your choice and move on to the next L
parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds. I
S
H
Common settings for all the control algorithms

Setting the control modes

Use the or button key to modify the operating mode
of the thermostat from Slave to autonomous and vice versa
(SLA = slave; AUT = autonomous). To confirm your choice
and move on to the next parameter, press the button key
within 30 seconds.

Enabling remote commands

Use the or button key to enable the possibility to receive
remote commands when the device is set as autonomous
(ON = remote commands enabled; OFF = remote commands
disabled). This screen is visible if the device has been set as
“autonomous” on the previous screen.
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

By enabling the remote commands, you can set the

thermostat type and operating mode from a remote device
(e.g. the GSM Easy remote control). During normal
thermostat operation, when a remote command is received
the symbol will flash as long as the active mode is the
one set via the remote device.

Thermostat switch-off deactivation

Use the or button key to set the condition that allows
you to deactivate the thermostat switch-off (LOC = locally;
ROL = remote and/or locally). This parameter is only visible
if the thermostat has been set as a Slave or as
“autonomous”, with Setpoint control. To confirm your
choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

The setting of the thermostat parameters is now complete.

Press the button key to return to normal operation.

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Setting the parameters of the remote elements

From the thermostat display, you can modify the parameters relating to the general remote
element. The screens of the Set menu of the individual remote element are shown below.
Repeat the programming for all the remote elements (P01, P02, P03, P04) that are present.
To access the pages for setting the parameters of the remote elements, start from the
visualisation screen of the required element (see Choosing the page you want to see - page
10), then press the button key.

Choosing the HVAC mode (pre-comfort, comfort,

economy or OFF)
Use the or button key to select the required HVAC
mode (ECO = economy, PREC = pre-comfort, COMF =
comfort, or OFF). This screen is only visible if the remote
element control type has been set in HVAC mode via the Easy
configurator. To confirm your choice and move on to the
next parameter, press the button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the setpoint

Use the or button key to modify the setpoint. This
screen is only visible if the remote element control type has
been set in Setpoint via the Easy configurator. To confirm
your choice and move on to the next parameter, press the
button key within 30 seconds.

Setting the type of operation

Use the or button key to set the type of operation
(heating or cooling).
To confirm your choice and move on to the next parameter,
press the button key within 30 seconds.

The setting of the remote element parameters is now

complete. Press the button key to return to the remote
element visualisation screen.

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Easy channel localisation mode E

N
To access the Easy channel localisation mode, start from the thermostat normal operation G
screen and press the button key twice (the “Enabling supplementary parameter pages” L
menu must be set on GFC). In this way you can localise the channels implemented by I
the device, to insert them in the various functions created with the Easy configurator S
(Easy Controller). Use the or button key to select the channels you want to localise, H
then press the button key to send the BUS command for localising the chosen channel:
to confirm the sending operation, the icon will light up temporarily. To quit the Easy
channel localisation mode, just press the button key again or wait 30 seconds from
the last pressure on the button keys.

SLA (Slave)
Used to set:
• from remote, with other Easy devices, the type
(heating/cooling) and HVAC operating mode (or Setpoint)
of the thermostat. Examples of devices that can be used:
Easy timed thermostat, GSM Easy remote control, Easy
command and visualisation panel, Easy 4-channel
interface, etc.;
• the OFF mode of the thermostat, with priority over all
other commands, if an open window is detected by a
remote device. When a “closed window” is detected, the
thermostat returns to the previous operating mode or to
that of the last command received during the OFF forcing;
• the storage/reproduction of up to 8 scenes. The
thermostat stores the current type, HVAC operating mode
and setpoint.

CDH (Heating command)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the Easy actuators
that control the solenoid valve of the heating or
heating/cooling system.

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CDC (Cooling command)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the Easy actuators
that control the solenoid valve of the cooling system.

HS1 (Speed 1 of heating fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 1 of the heating fan coil.

HS2 (Speed 2 of heating fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 2 of the heating fan coil.

HS3 (Speed 3 of heating fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 3 of the heating fan coil.

CS1 (Speed 1 of cooling fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 1 of the cooling fan coil.

CS2 (Speed 2 of cooling fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 2 of the cooling fan coil.

CS3 (Speed 3 of cooling fan coil)

Used to send the ON/OFF command to the channel of the
Easy actuator that controls speed 3 of the cooling fan coil.

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SE1 (Temperature adjustment probe 1) E

Used to control remote device 1 (Easy temperature N
adjustment probe). G
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SE2 (Temperature adjustment probe 2) H
Used to control remote device 2 (Easy temperature
adjustment probe).

SE3 (Temperature adjustment probe 3)

Used to control remote device 3 (Easy temperature
adjustment probe).

SE4 (Temperature adjustment probe 4)

Used to control remote device 4 (Easy temperature
adjustment probe).

THx (Humidity threshold)

Channels relating to the relative humidity thresholds (from
1 to 5).

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Pre-set parameters
Time 0.00
T1 16 °C
T2 18 °C
Heating temperature setpoint
T3 20 °C
TANTI-FREEZE 5 °C
T1 24 °C
T2 26 °C
Cooling temperature setpoint
T3 28 °C
THIGH TEMPERATURE PROTECTION 35 °C
Temperature measurement unit °C
common,
Control logic
2 ON-OFF points
Adjustment differential
0.2°C
control with 2 points
Control modes Autonomous
Back-lighting colour White
Icons theme Monochrome
Icon colour Black
Time-out for back-lighting deactivation 20 seconds
Manual
Light intensity adjustment
(100% light intensity)

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F.A.Q. E
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What does the temperature value on the display actually represent? G
L
If no external temperature probe is enabled during programming, the value on the display I
is the temperature detected by the sensor built into the thermostat. S
H
If, however, an external temperature probe (of the Easy or NTC type) has been enabled,
the thermostat shows the average of the values detected by the probe and the sensor,
using a variable weight between 10% and 100% (which can be defined via Easy
configurator).

The temperature shown on the display (measured by the internal sensor) does
not vary, even in the face of heat variations. Why?

Following the intensive use of the device (e.g. during the programming phases) with the
backlighting enabled, there may be slight alterations in the local temperature, so the device
prevents the updating of the measurement for a few minutes in order to guarantee the
accuracy of the measurement in these conditions too.

Can the temperature of an external Easy probe (e.g. temperature adjustment probe
GW1x769, or the one on a 6-channel push-button panel GW1x753 or a 6-channel
push-button touch panel GW10741) be visualised?

If the thermostat is configured (during programming) to manage an Easy probe, the

temperature measured by that probe can be viewed on the display; press the button
key on the visualisation page of the corresponding remote element, as explained in
Visualising the remote elements on page 12.

How is the humidity value measured?

The thermostat does not have its own humidity sensor, so the relative humidity value must
be supplied by an external KNX sensor (e.g. GW1x762H).

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What happens to the time band set on the thermostat if the BUS power supply fails
and is reset?

The thermostat has no buffer battery, so the time setting is lost if there is a BUS voltage
failure. The time can only be reset manually.

Is it possible to understand whether the potential-free contact input is open or

closed?

The thermostat display shows whether the contact is closed or open .

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