ALARMS

From RegConfig in Connect mode via cable or Web Connection mode it is possible to see all the available alarms by entering the Alarms page:

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The alarm or alarms can also be viewed from the REG-DIN-8 display in the Information – Alarms//Bus Err. menu (see Annex I _ Parameter list).

The alarms could be a consequence of a bus error or not. In the second case, the Error bus light on the REG is off, while the red Alarm light is on. It is necessary to verify the cause (source in alarm, probe disconnected, overtemperature in the circuits, an OpenTherm generator in alarm, etc.). For those who have alarm notifications, they will receive an email with the active alarm.

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Once the alarm has been resolved, the red light turns off without any further operations.

Attention

Errors from 16 to 23 (Circuit limit temperature) must be reset by switching the heat/cold enable off and on again or by switching off and on the power supply to the REG.

ALARM LIST

Code

Description

Code

Description

1

 Outdoor Air Probe Error

57

C1 Water Pump B

2

 DHW Probe Error

58

C2 Water Pump A

3

 Buffer Tank Probe Error

59

C2 Water Pump B

4

 

60

C3 Water Pump A

5

 

61

C3 Water Pump B

6

TSP out of range

62

C4 Water Pump A

7

Comunicazione OT Caldaia KO

63

C4 Water Pump B

8

Circ. 1 Sensor

64

C5 Water Pump A

9

Circ. 2 Sensor

65

C5 Water Pump B

10

Circ. 3 Sensor

66

C6 Water Pump A

11

Circ. 4 Sensor

67

C6 Water Pump B

12

Circ. 5 Sensor

68

C7 Water Pump A

13

Circ. 6 Sensor

69

C7 Water Pump B

14

Circ. 7 Sensor

70

C8 Water Pump A

15

Circ. 8 Sensor

71

C8 Water Pump B

16

C1 Limit. Temp.

72

Source 1

17

C2 Limit. Temp.

73

Source 2

18

C3 Limit. Temp.

74

Source 3

19

C4 Limit. Temp.

75

UGW 8

20

C5 Limit. Temp.

76

UGW 9

21

C6 Limit. Temp.

77

UGW 10

22

C7 Limit. Temp.

78

OT Gen Alarm

23

C8 Limit. Temp.

79

All OT Gen Alarm

24

Zone 1 Sensor

80

Source 1 Probe

25

Zone 2 Sensor

81

Source 2 Probe

26

Zone 3 Sensor

82

Source 3 Probe

27

Zone 4 Sensor

83

 

28

Zone 5 Sensor

84

 

29

Zone 6 Sensor

85

 

30

Zone 7 Sensor

86

 

31

Zone 8 Sensor

87

 

32

Zone 9 Sensor

88

Free Alarm 1

33

Zone 10 Sensor

89

Free Alarm 2

34

Zone 11 Sensor

90

Free Alarm 3

35

Zone 12 Sensor

91

Free Alarm 4

36

Zone 13 Sensor

92

Free Alarm 5

37

Zone 14 Sensor

93

Free Alarm 6

38

Zone 15 Sensor

94

Free Alarm 7

39

Zone 16 Sensor

95

Free Alarm 8

40

Zone 17 Sensor

96

 

41

Zone 18 Sensor

97

 

42

Zone 19 Sensor

98

 

43

Zone 20 Sensor

99

 

44

Zone 21 Sensor

100

 

45

Zone 22 Sensor

101

 

46

Zone 23 Sensor

102

 

47

Zone 24 Sensor

103

 

48

Zone 25 Sensor

104

S1 Solar Probe

49

Zone 26 Sensor

105

S2 Solar Probe

50

Zone 27 Sensor

106

S3 Solar Probe

51

Zone 28 Sensor

107

S4 Solar Probe

52

Zone 29 Sensor

108

S5 Solar Probe

53

Zone 30 Sensor

109

S6 Solar Probe

54

Zone 31 Sensor

110

 

55

Zone 32 Sensor

111

 

56

C1 Water Pump A

 

 

BUS ERRRORS

The System provides a bus error signal by turning ON the yellow led on the REG-DIN-8.

If both alarms (red light on) and bus errors (yellow light on) are present on the REG-DIN-8, it is necessary to solve the bus error first as it could be the cause of the alarm. For example, if there were a communication problem with the REG-IOA expansion module to which the TP probe of zone 1 is connected there would be both a bus error (because the REG-DIN-8 and the REG-IOA do not communicate ), but also alarm 24 relating to the failure to read the temperature of zone 1. Once the bus error is resolved, the alarm is also resolved.

For more info about bus error trouble shooting see BUS REG WIRING BEST PRACTICE.

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