Menu 2. Clock - BOREAL RADIOFRÉQUENCE Série Instructions D'installation, D'utilisation Et D'entretien

If you have purchased one or two optional channelling kits, the system is regulated by the stove's own electronics, and the operation of the channelling
can be selected according to two conditions:
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Operation without temperature probe in the adjacent room: In this case, the user can select the desired power level for the fan independently of
the working power of the stove. To do this, access menu 1 and select fan activation 2 and/or 3 respectively, as well as their working power.
In order to configure it, simply press the keys 1 and/or 2 to change the values of the ventilation duct 2 and 3 respectively. We can set the following
values:
A: speed, that is, the fan speed is proportional to the working power of the stove.
0: deactivation of the auxiliary fan.
1-5: fan working speed, with 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest.
- Operation with temperature probe in the adjacent room: An NTC-type probe of 10 kΩ with a maximum length of 10-12 m must be installed
(taking into account that the maximum distance for channelling is 9 metres) on the connections at the rear of the stove for this purpose. Do not
forget that depending on how you have made the electrical connection of the fan (V2/PO = fan 2 and AUX1 = fan 3), you must respect the
connection of the probe to each room (fan 2 probe and fan 3 probe).
The probe should be placed in an area of the adjacent room that detects the actual temperature of the room and is therefore
distant from the heat and cold sources of the room.
In order to operate the turbine, the user must select the setpoint temperature of the adjacent
room on the remote control. The channelling turbine(s) must be activated in menu 1
Probe Probe
(selection other than 0) and, when the stove has reached its working temperature, it will start
Fan 2 Fan 3
automatically (at the speed selected by the user in menu 1) until the required temperature is
reached in the adjacent room. If the required temperature is reached, the channelling turbine
speed will be reduced to a minimum (speed 1). It is possible that depending on the volume of the room, the insulation
conditions of the room, the working power of the insert, the hours of operation of the insert, etc., the selected temperature
will not be reached, so the channelling fan will always remain in operation, unless the user decides to stop it manually
through the remote control in Menu 1 (VENT 2 = 0 and VENT 3 = 0).
In order to set the temperature of the adjacent room, simply press key 4 twice and select the desired value in °C with keys
1 and 2.
9.4.3

MENU 2. CLOCK

It sets up the time and date. To set the clock up you have to move by the different submenus and introduce the data,
changing values with buttons 1 and 2. The card has a lithium battery that allows the clock to work during 3/5 years.
9.4.4 MENU 3. PROGRAMME ADJUSTMENT (TIMETABLE SCHEDULE OF THE STOVE OR INSERT)
IMPORTANT NOTE. Before starting the set up of the stove, please check that the time and date
shown are correct. Otherwise, the selected programming would be set up depending on the time
and date set by default and this could not satisfy your needs.
The following table briefly describes the programming menu structure in the stove where are detailed all the different options.
MENU
03 - Programme setting
Sub-menu 1.
1- Set up chrono
2- Daily programme
3- Weekly programme
Sub-menu 2.
01- Set up chrono
01 - PROG daily
02- Start 1 Day
03- Stop 1 Day
04- Start 2 Day
05- Stop 2 Day
01 - PROG Weekly
02- Start Prog. 1
03- Stop Prog. 1
04- Monday Prog. 1
05- Tuesday Prog. 1
06- Wednesday Prog. 1
07- Thursday Prog. 1
08- Friday Prog. 1
09- Saturday Prog. 1
18 ºC
SET
VENT 2
MENU
06
Menu 02
MONTH
CLOCK
MENU
VALUE
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
Hour
Hour
Hour
Hour
ON/OFF
Hour
Hour
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
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