DE DIETRICH Thermostat modulant d’ambiance - Manual (Page 64)

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5.7 Other settings
You can change a number of settings via the
Settings menu. These are summarised
here; a more detailed explanation can be found in the Installation and Service manual.
• Language and display settings.
• Calibration: you can calibrate the sensor by positioning an accurate thermometer
next to the thermostat.
• Comfort correction: the thermostat takes into account the perceived temperature.
• Frost protection: if an external sensor is connected, the outside temperature will be used
to switch on the frost protection automatically. If the outside temperature falls below the set
value, the pump will continue to run and the central heating water will not get colder than 10°C.
• Anti-Legionella (only for calorifiers): to prevent legionella growth, you are advised to heat
the calorifier up to 65°C once a week.
• Tap water temperature: set the desired tap water temperature; for boilers with a temperature
program where applicable.
• DHW standby: used to indicate when the tap water needs pre-heating. If the tap water is pre-
heated, hot water will be available more quickly.
• Digital input: to have the thermostat carry out tasks from an external module, for example
during overtime.
• 5 different control strategies based on room control and/or weather-compensated control.
• Specific central heating system settings, such as the home's heating and cooling rate.
• An RF room sensor is available for the thermostat RF as an option. This sensor replaces the
internal thermostat sensor.
• Additional functions, depending on the boiler (from thermostat v20): Adjust boiler
“ Parameters”, “Restore param.”, “Reset service” and “Start detection”.