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Naneo PMC-S
Content
• Documentation .......................................................................................................................2
• Parameter overview................................................................................................................3
• Parameter overview PCU / GU-GH ....................................................................................... 11
• Signals (Information menu) ................................................................................................... 12
• Status / Substatus ................................................................................................................ 14
• Warnings (A) / Blockings (H) / Lockings (E) .......................................................................... 18
• Counters .............................................................................................................................. 21
• Hat curve / Outside temperature ........................................................................................... 22
• Blocking input (BL) ............................................................................................................... 28
• Enable input DHW/CH .......................................................................................................... 29
• Service notification (ABC) ..................................................................................................... 30
• Automatic filling .................................................................................................................... 33
• DHW / CH temperature setting ............................................................................................. 36
• DHW .................................................................................................................................... 37
• ECO mode for DHW ............................................................................................................. 39
• Anti-legionella ....................................................................................................................... 40
• Shower timer ........................................................................................................................ 41
• Solar tank (pre-heating combi boiler) .................................................................................... 42
• Scheduling ........................................................................................................................... 44
• Frost protection .................................................................................................................... 45
• Using the boiler pump as zone pump or system pump .......................................................... 46
• Deaeration cycle................................................................................................................... 47
• Energy calculation ................................................................................................................ 48
• OpenTherm .......................................................................................................................... 51
• Components ......................................................................................................................... 52
• CU-GH09 / CB-06 connections ............................................................................................. 64
• Smart TC reference guide..................................................................................................... 66

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Documentation
For detailed end user information see also the Naneo PMC-S User and Installation Manual.

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Parameter overview
Explanation
• AP Appliance related parameters
• BP Buffer related parameters
• CP Zone related parameters
• DP DHW related parameters
• EP Smart Solutions parameters
• GP Gas fired heat engine related parameters
• HP Heat pump related parameters
• MP Combustion engine parameters
• NP EM platform related parameters
• OP Oil fired related parameters
• PP CH parameters

Parameters location MK2 / MK3

Parameter Parameter MK2 menu level MK3 menu level

level Level number
User parameters 1 User menu Service menu
Service parameters 2 Service menu Service menu
Advanced parameters 3 Service menu Service menu
(ADV) (Advanced parameters)

Password for menu access

Tool User Installer Installer ADV

HMI - 0012 0012
Recom - 0012 BDRexpert
Smart Service Tool - 0012 BDRexpert

* The code remains active for 30 minutes after being entered.

Note
Parameter location, access level and default values can be different according firmware version,
country or brand. Some parameters are only accessible when a sensor or SCB is connected.

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Menu
Naneo PMC-S parameter location in menu structure.

Menu Level Parameter group

- User AP016, AP017, AP073, AP074, CP000, CP060, CP070, CP080, CP081,
CP082, CP083, CP084, CP085, CP200, CP250, CP320, CP510, CP550,
CP570, CP660, DP004, DP060, DP070, DP080, DP200, DP337, DP347,
DP357, DP367, DP377
Service AP001, AP002, AP006, AP009, AP010, AP011, AP014, AP023, AP026,
AP056, AP063AP069, AP070, AP071, AP079, AP080, AP082, AP091,
CP020, CP040, CP130, CP210, CP220, CP230, CP240, CP340, CP470,
CP480, CP490, CP730, CP740, CP750, CP770, CP780, DP003, DP005,
DP006, DP007, DP020, DP034, DP035, DP150, DP160, GP007, GP008,
GP009, GP010, GP021, PP014, PP015, PP016, PP017, PP018, PP023,
AF, CNF, AD
Service Only available in Recom or Smart Service App
Advanced

Advanced Naneo PMC-S parameter location in menu structure Recom and Smart Service App

Menu Level Parameter group

- Expert AP102, CP010, CP640
installer

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Parameter table

Parameter Description Range

AP001 Blocking input 1 = Full blocking
Setting working mode. 2 = Partial blocking
See chapter: Blocking input. 3 = User reset locking
AP002 General boiler function 0 - Off
Enable manual heat demand function. 1 - On, with setpoint
Temperature set by AP026.
AP006 Automatic filling 0 - 6 bar
Water pressure below the automatic filling will start
(depending setting AP014).
When automatic filling is not activated a warning
will be displayed.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP009 Service 0 - 51000 Hours
Number of operating hours for raising a service
notification
See chapter: Service notification (ABC).
AP010 Service 0 = No notification
Select the type of service notification. 1 = General (custom) notification
See chapter: Service notification (ABC). 2 = ABC notification
AP011 Service 0 - 51000 Hours
Operating for between service notification.
See chapter: Service notification (ABC).
AP014 Automatic filling 0 = Auto filling disabled
Setting working mode. 1 = Auto filling manual
See chapter: Automatic filling. (semi-automatic)
2 = Auto filling automatic
AP016 General boiler function 0 = Off
CH enabled 1 = On
AP017 General boiler function 0 = Off
DHW enabled 1 = On
AP023 Automatic filling 0 - 90 Min
Maximum time to fill the installation and to reach
0,3 bar.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP026 General boiler function 10 - 90 °C
Set point for the manual heat demand
Active when AP002 = 1.
AP051 Automatic filling 0 - 65535 Days
Minimum time between 2 fillings.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP056 Outdoor temperature control 0 = No sensor
Selector for the outside sensor type connected to 1 = AF60 (BDR Thermea)
the zone. 2 = QAC34 (Siemens)
See chapter: Outside temperature
AP069 Automatic filling 0 - 60 Min
Maximum time to top up the installation.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP070 Automatic filling 0 - 2,5 bar
Maximal water pressure.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP071 Automatic filling 0 - 3600 Sec
Maximum time for filling the installation and to
reach the operational pressure.
See chapter: Automatic filling.
AP073 Outdoor temperature control 10 - 30 °C

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 Above this outdoor temperature the boiler will not
start for central heating
AP074 General boiler function 0 = OFF
Central heating OFF 1 = ON
The boiler will not start for central heating.
DHW is still operational.
(Forced summer mode).
AP079 Outdoor temperature control 0 = 10 Hour
Thermal inertia of the building used for heat up (lowest thermal inertia)
speed. 1 = 14 Hour
Used for outside temperature control. 2 = 18 Hour
3 = 22 Hour
Do not change. 4 = 26 Hour
Used for switching over between summer / winter 5 = 30 Hour
mode 6 = 34 Hour
7 = 38 Hour
8 = 42 Hour
9 = 46 Hour
10 = 50 Hour (highest
thermal inertia)
See chapter: Outside temperature.
AP080 Outdoor temperature control -60 - 25 °C
Outside temperature below which the antifreeze
protection is activated.
See chapter: Outside temperature.
AP082 General boiler function 0 = Off
Enable daylight saving for the system. 1 = On
AP091 Outdoor temperature control 0 = Auto
Type of sensor connection to be used for the 1 = Wired sensor
outdoor sensor. 2 = Wireless sensor
Auto: Priority in the following order: wired > 3 = Internet measured
wireless > internet. 4 = No sensor used or
Preferred setting: 1 or 4. Option 2 and 3 currently connected
(status 01- 2021 not fully operational).
See chapter: Heat curve / Outside temperature.
CP000 General boiler function 0 - 90 °C
Maximum flow temperature setpoint.
Upper limit.
CP010 General boiler function 0 - 90 °C
Flow temperature setpoint used when there is no
outside sensor and no room sensor.
Temperature set point when ON/OFF thermostat is
connected on R-Bus input. Limited by CP000.
CP020 General boiler function 0 = disabled
Function of direct central heating zone of the boiler. 1 = Direct
CP040 Zone functionality 0 Min - 20 Min
Delay of post operation of the zone pump.
CP060 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 20 °C
Wished room temperature when holiday mode is
activated.
CP070 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Room setpoint to switch from comfort to reduced in
heating mode.
CP080 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Setpoint temperature activity: Sleep
CP081 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Setpoint temperature activity: Home
CP082 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Setpoint temperature activity: Away
CP083 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C

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 Setpoint temperature activity: Morning
CP084 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Setpoint temperature activity: Evening
CP085 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Setpoint temperature activity: Custom
AP102 Using the boiler pump as zone pump? Yes / 1 = Pump run as zone pump.
The pump only runs when the boiler
zone has a heat request.

Otherwise it is used as a system pump (feed low No / 0 = Pump run as system pump
loss header).

See chapter: Using the boiler pump as a zone

pump or system pump.
CP130 Assigning the outside temperature to a zone. 0-4
Always set to 0.
CP200 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Manually set wished room temperature of the zone.
CP210 Outdoor temperature control 15 (off) - 90 °C
Curve base temperature in comfort mode.
See chapter: Outside temperature.
CP220 Outdoor temperature control 15 (off) - 90 °C
Curve base temperature in reduced mode.
See chapter: Outside temperature.
CP230 Outdoor temperature control 0-4
Slope of the heat curve of the zone.
See chapter: Outside temperature.
CP240 Outdoor temperature control 0 - 10
Influence of the room sensor of the zone.
See chapter: Outside temperature.
CP250 Prefered Smart TC setting -5 - 5 °C
Adjustment of the sensor of the zone
Room sensor calibration.
CP320 Prefered Smart TC setting 0 = Scheduling
Mode Zone Working. (time program)
1 = Manual
(controlled by Smart TC)
2 = Frost protection
CP340 General boiler function 0 = Stop heat demand
Behavior during reduced night mode. 1 = Continue heat demand

CP470 Under floor heating /screed drying program 0 - 30 days

Duration of the drying.
CP480 Under floor heating /screed drying program 20 - 50 °C
Start temperature.
CP490 Under floor heating /screed drying program 20 - 50 °C
Final / stop temperature.
CP510 Prefered Smart TC setting 5 - 30 °C
Temporary room setpoint.

CP550 Prefered Smart TC setting. 0 = Off

Fireplace mode is active. 1 = On
Flow setpoint adapted during switch over to fire
place mode or when the room temperature setting
changes.
CP570 Prefered Smart TC setting. 0 = Schedule 1
Selected time program. 1 = Schedule 2
Cooling not active (= option for heat pump). 2 = Schedule 3
3 = Cooling

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CP640 General boiler function 0 = Normally Open
Logic level contact to start heating 1 = Normally Close
CP660 Prefered Smart TC setting. 0 = None
Icon used to display this zone. 1 = All
2 = Bedroom
3 = Livingroom
4 = Study
5 = Outdoor
6 = Kitchen
7 = Basement
CP730 General boiler function 0 = Extra slow
Heat up speed selection. 1 = Slowest
2 = Slow
This allows you to determine how quickly or slowly 3 = Normal
the controller responds. This parameter affects the 4 = Fast
pre-heating and the control response. 5 = Fastest

Slowest: for underfloor heating.

Extra slow: eVita.
CP740 General boiler function 0 = Slowest
Cool down speed selection. 1 = Slow
2 = Normal
This allows you to indicate how quickly the home 3 = Fast
cools or how well a home is insulated. The better 4 = Fastest
the insulation, the slower the home cools down.
This parameter affects the off-periods between the
burner coming on.

Slowest: Gives long off-periods between the burner

coming on.
Fastest: Gives short off-periods between the burner
coming on.
CP750 Prefered Smart TC setting 0 - 240 Min
Maximum pre-heat time.
CP770 SCB-xx zone setting. 0 = No
Zone after a buffer tank. 1 =Yes
For standalone boiler without use of zones: always
set to 0.
CP780 General boiler function 0 = Automatic selection on control
Use the room temperature and/or outdoor strategy.
temperature. For heat curve and flow setpoint - NO RT + NO OTC: used fixed
calculation. Preferable setting: 1, 2 or 3. setpoint
- Only RT: use RTC
- RT + OTC: use OTC + RTC
- Only OTC: use OTC
See chapter: Heat curve / Outside temperature.
1 = Room temperature control
(RTC).

2 = Outdoor temperature control

(OTC).

3 = Outdoor temperature control

with room compensation (OTC +
RTC).
DP003 Domestic hot water (DHW) 1000 Rpm - 7000 Rpm
Maximum fan speed.
DP004 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Disabled
Legionella mode. Not for combi boiler. 1 = Weekly

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 See chapter: Anti-legionella. 2 = Daily
DP005 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 - 50 °C
Increase flow temperature setpoint above required
tank temperature.
See chapter: DHW.
DP006 Domestic hot water (DHW) 2 - 15 °C
Hysteresis, below the offset, on external tank
temperature sensor for start heat demand.
See chapter: DHW.
DP007 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = CH
Position of three way valve during standby. 1 = DHW
DP020 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 - 99 Sec
Pump post run time.
DP034 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 °C - 10 °C
Offset on the setpoint for external tank sensor to
end heat demand.
See chapter: DHW.
DP035 Domestic hot water (DHW) -20 - 20 °C
Start pump.
DP060 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Schedule 1
DHW primary time program selector. 1 = Schedule 2
2 = Schedule 3
DP070 Domestic hot water (DHW) 40 - 65 °C
Primary Comfort Setpoint.
See chapter: DHW.
DP080 Domestic hot water (DHW) 7 - 50 °C
Primary reduced setpoint.
DP140 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Combi
Type load on the DHW circuit. 1 = Solo
2 = Layered cylinder
3 = Process heat
4 = External
(Heat request from SCB-xx.
For BIC boiler with internal
DHW tank: SCB-05)
DP150 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Temperature sensor
DHW input. 1 = Thermostat (ON/OFF)
Not for Naneo PMC-S combi.
DP160 Domestic hot water (DHW) 50 - 90 °C
Temperature setpoint for anti legionella.
See chapter: Anti-legionella.
DP170 Prefered Smart TC setting -
Start time of holiday.
DP180 Prefered Smart TC setting -
End time of holiday.
DP200 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Scheduling (time program)
Mode Zone DHW primary Working. 1 = Manual (controlled by Smart TC)
See chapter: ECO mode for DHW (Combi) 2 = Frost protection
DP337 Domestic hot water (DHW) 10 - 60 °C
Zone DHW primary Holiday Setpoint
DP347 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Disable Eco mode
Combi DHW mode when MK1 or ON/OFF 1 = Enable Eco mode
thermostat is connected. Not to be modified for the 2 = Eco mode according to
Naneo PMC-S in combination with an Smart TC. OpenTherm setting
See chapter: ECO mode for DHW (Combi)
DP357 Prefered Smart TC setting 0 - 180 Min
Shower timer combi boiler.
Shower time before action is taken.
Active when DP367 = 1 or 2.

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 See chapter: Shower timer.
DP367 Prefered Smart TC setting 0 = Off / No Shower timer not active
Shower timer combi boiler. 1 = Warning / Shower timer active
Action to be taken when the time has elapsed. 2 = Reduced mode DHW setpoint /
See chapter: Shower timer. Shower timer active.
DP377 Prefered Smart TC setting 20 - 65 °C
Shower timer combi boiler.
Domestic hot water (DHW).
Reduced DHW temperature set point during
limitation.
Active when DP367 = 2.
See chapter: Shower timer.
GP007 Central heating (CH) 1400 - 7000 Rpm
Maximum fan speed.
GP008 Central heating (CH) 1400 - 4000 Rpm
Minimum fan speed.
GP009 Central heating (CH) 1000 - 4000 Rpm
Fan speed during ignition.
GP010 SCB-09 setting 0 = No
GPS check enabled? Is an external gas pressure 1 = Yes
switch connected and should it be used in the
control of the appliance.
GP021 General boiler function 10 - 40 °C
Maximum delta T for the heat exchanger. Modulate
back when delta temperature is larger than this
threshold.
GP022 General boiler function 1 - 255
Value for average flow calculation. Not a time, just Min = Shortest
a value for internal calculation. Max = Longest
GP050 Energy calculation 0 - 80 kW
Absolute minimum power output of the device in
kW. This is the power the device can produce
when burner parameters are set at minimum.
PP014 Reduction of heat exchanger dT by increasing 1 - 40 °C
pump speed to prevent controlled stop on dT.
PP015 General boiler function 0 - 99 Min
System pump post run time.
PP016 General boiler function 20 - 100 %
Maximum system pump speed.
PP017 General boiler function 0 - 100 %
Maximum pump speed at minimum burner load.
This is a percentage of max pump speed. The
maximum pump speed increases when the load
increases.
PP018 General boiler function 20 - 100 %
Minimum system pump speed.
PP023 General boiler function 1 - 10 °C
Temperature hysteresis for the generator to start
on central heating.

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Parameter overview PCU / GU-GH
Overview parameters old platform (PCU) and the new eSmart control platform (CU-GH).

Description Naneo Naneo PMC-S

(Combi) (Combi)
PCU CU-GH
Menu location
Flow temperature: TSET. P1 CP000
Domestic hot water temperature: TSET. P2 DP070
Heating mode. P3 AP016
Warmwaterfunctie activeren. P3 AP017
ECO mode. P4 DP200
Post-circulation of the pump. P5 PP015
Maximum fan speed (CH). P17 GP007
Maximum fan speed (DHW). P18 DP003
Minimum toerental van de ventilator (SWW P19 / P20 GP008
and CH).
Start fan speed. P21 GP009
Minimum water pressure. P22 AP006
Maximum flow temperature of system. P23 -
Heat curve settings. P25 / P26 / CP210 /
P27 CP230
CP240
Minimum pump speed CH. P28 PP018
Maximum pump speed CH. P29 PP016
Anti freeze temperature P30 AP080
Set point increase for calorifier. P32 DP005
Control of three-way valve. P34 DP007
Boiler type. P35 -
Blocking input. P36 AP001
Gas pressure switch (GPS). P37 GP010
Gas valve switching time. P39 AP003*
Service message. P41 AP010
Service operating hours. P42 AP011
Service burning hours. P43 AP009
Detection of connected SCB's. AD AD
Factory setting. DF/DU CN1/CN2
* Only adjustable when SCB-09 connected.

Advanced service parameters (ADV) only to be read and adjusted by means of the Smart Service
Tool.

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Signals (Information menu)

Naneo PMC-S signals location in menu structure.

Menu Signal
Information AM001, AM010, AM011, AM012, AM014, AM015, AM016, AM018, AM019, AM024,
AM027, AM033, AM037, AM040, AM046, AM091, BM000, CM030, CM190, CM200,
CM210, CM240, CM280, DM001, DM002, DM005, DM008, DM009, DM019, DM029,
GM001, GM002, GM003, GM004, GM007, GM008, GM013, GM027, GM044

Overview

Signal Description
AM001 Is the appliance currently in domestic hot 0 = No DHW demand
water production mode. 1 = DHW demand
AM010 Current pump speed. 0 % - 100 %
AM011 Service message active / Maintenance 0 = No
needed. 1 = yes
AM012 Status of appliance. See Chapter:
Status / Substatus
AM014 Sub Status of appliance. See Chapter:
Status / Substatus
AM015 Pump running. 0 = No
1 = yes
AM016 Flow temperature. °C
AM018 Return temperature. °C
AM019 Water pressure. bar
AM024 Actual relative power produced.
AM027 Outside temperature. °C
AM033 Next service indication, the service 0 = None (If AP10 = 3)
indication after the upcoming. 1 = A (If AP10 = 2)
0 = No notification 2 = B (If AP10 = 2)
1 = General (custom) notification 3 = C (If AP10 = 2)
2 = ABC notification 4 = Custom (If AP10 =1)
AM037 Three way valve status. 0 = CH
1 = DHW
AM040 Current control temperature. °C
AM046 Outside temperature received from an °C
internet source.
AM091 Seasonal mode active (summer / winter). 0 = Winter
1 = Winter system frost protection
2 = Summer neutral band
3 = Summer
BM000 DHW temperature depending on °C
loadtype this is tank temperature or
DHW temperature.
CM030 Current room temperature. °C
CM190 Current room temperature setpoint °C
requested.
CM200 Displaying current operating mode. 0 = Standby
1 = Heating
2 = Cooling

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CM210 Outside temperature. °C
CM240 Outside sensor connected to the zone.
CM280 Internal room temperature set point °C
calculated by the room temperature
control (RTC).

DM001 Tank temperature DHW tank (bottom °C

sensor).
DM002 DHW flow rate (only for combi boiler). l/min
DM005 Current temperature of solar tank °C
(only for combi boiler)..
DM009 DHW mode. 0 = Scheduling (time program)
1 = Eco Off
2 = Eco ON
DM019 DHW activity. 0 = Comfort
1 = Reduced
2 = Holiday
3 = Anti legionella
DM029 Temperature to be achieved inside the °C
tank.
GM001 Fan speed. RPM
GM002 Fan speed setpoint. RPM
GM003 Flame detection. 0 = Off
1 = On
GM004 Gas valve open / closed. 0 = Open
1 = Close
GM007 Ignite. 0 = Off
1 = On
GM008 Actual flame current measured. μA
GM013 Blocking input. 0 = Open
1 = Close
2 = Off
GM027 Flame test. 0 = inactive
1 = active
GM044 Possible reason for controlled stop. 0 = None
1 = CH blocking
2 = DHW blocking
3 = Wait for burner start
4 = Flow temperature above absolute max
5 = Flow temperature above start
temperature
6 = Heat exchanger temperature above start
temperature
7 = Average flow temperature above start
temperature
8 = Flow temperature above max. setpoint
9 = Temperature difference too high
10 = Flow temperature above stop
temperature
11 = Average flow temperature above stop
temperature
Version

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Status / Substatus
This overview is a platform wide list of possible staus and substatus. Not all are used for the Naneo
PMC-S.

Status
AM012 Status

Nr. Status Description

0 Stand by. Normal standby. No error, No activity for CH
and DHW.
1 Heat demand. Request for heat. CH or DHW or external.
2 Burner start Start sequence of burner.
3 Burning CH. Burning on CH regime. Prepared for no flow
situations
4 Burning DHW. Burning on DHW regime. Water flow is
assumed.
5 Burner stop. Burner stopped due to remove heat demand
or exceeding temperature switch off limits. Or
prior entering locking blocking situation

6 Pump post run. Pump post run. DHW to CH switch with cold
return temperature. Reduce risk of
blocking/locking due to high dT

7 Cooling active.
8 Controlled stop. Temperatures are above setpoint. Wait for
start condition. start condition is depends the
requested temperature vs actual temperature

9 Blocking mode. Blocking condition entered

10 Locking mode. Locking entered
11 Chimney mode L. Test mode chimney. O2 settings Minimum
RPM (L)
12 Chimney mode h. Test mode chimney. O2 settings CH RPM
(h)
13 Chimney mode H. Test mode chimney. O2 settings DHW RPM
(H)
15 Manual heat demand CH. Boiler set to manual heat demand
16 Boiler frost protection. Measured temperature on the flow / return is
below 7°C
17 Deairation. Deairation program.
18 Cu Cooling.
19 Reset in progress. State after manual reset request
20 Auto filling. Installation filling, auto filling top up
21 Halted.
200 Device mode.
254 Unknown.

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Status
AM014 Sub status

Nr. Status Description

0 Standby
1 Anti cycling. Delay to accept heat demand request by
on/off heat demand. Prevent contact jitter).

2 Close hydraulic valve relay.

3 Close pump.
4 Wait for burner start conditions. Link to controlled stop.
10 Close external gas valve relay.
11 Burner start to flue gas valve RPM.
12 Close flue gas valve relay.
13 Fan to pre purge. Pre-purge 5x hex volume.
14 Wait for release signal.
15 Burner on command to SU.
16 VPS test.
17 Pre ignition.
18 Ignition. Ignition active.
19 Flame check. Cyclic flame check. Flame sigal drops to 0
during this test to check safety circuit.
20 Interpurge. Between ignitions.
30 Normal internal setpoint. Normal temperature control. Difference Tflow
and T Return < Max deltaT.
31 Limited internal setpoint. temperature control. difference Tflow and T
Return > Max deltaT. Setpoint is Treturn +
delta.

32 Normal power control. Active when available power is < 100%.

33 Power control on grad level 1. Power reduction.
34 Power control on grad level 2. 0% power.
35 Power control on grad level 3. Results in blocking.
36 Power control for flame protection. On low ionisation level the power is
increased.
37 Stabilization time. After CH start delay before powering up.

38 Cold start. First start after x time. Higher start load.

Choke.
39 CH resume. After DHW operation.
40 Remover burner on SU request.
41 Fan to post purge. Remove moisture from hex.
42 Open external gas and flue gas valve relay.
43 Burner stop fan to fLue gas valve RPM.
44 Stop fan. Stop fan.

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45 Limited power on Tflue gas.
46 Auto filling Installation. initial filling water pressure < 0,3 bar.
47 Auto filling Top-up. auto filling water pressure < 0,8 bar.
60 Pump post running. pump running after CH or DHW heat
demands is off.
61 Open pump.
62 Open hydraulic valve relay.
63 Set boiler anti cycle timer.
65 Heat pump relieved and backup on.
66 Heat pump flow over max flow temp and
backup ON.
67 Heat pump off due to external condition and
backup on.
68 Heat pump off due to hybrid and backup on.

69 Defrosting with heat pump only.

70 Defrosting with backup only.
71 Defrosting with Heat pump and backup.
72 Pump source post run and backup run.
73 Heat pump flow over max. temperature.
74 Source pump post run.
75 Heat pump off due to humidity sensor.
76 Heat pump off due to water flow.
78 Setpoint limited due due to humidity sensor.

79 Heat pump and backup releived for heating

and DHW.
80 Heat pump releveid for cooling.
81 Heat pump off due to outside temperature.
82 Heat pump off under run.
83 Deair pump on and valve CH.
84 Deair pump on and valve DHW.
85 Deair pump off and valve CH.
86 Deair pump off and valve DHW.
88 Blocking input backup limited.
89 Blocking input Heat pump limited.
90 Blocking input backup and Heat pump
limited.
91 Blocking input low tariff.
92 Blocking input photovoltaic with Heat pump
only.
93 Blocking input photovoltaic With Heat pump
and backup.
94 Blocking input smart grid.

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95 The machine is in wait state until the water
pressure is sufficient.
96 No producer available in the appliance or the
system.
102 Heat pump free cooling mode CH pump
Inactive.
103 Heat pump free cooling mode CH pump
active
104 Source pump pre running.
200 Initialising. Done.
201 Initialising. CSU.
202 Initialising. Identifiers.
203 Initialising. Blocking.
204 Initialising. Safety.
205 Initialising. Blocking.
254 State unknown.
255 Sub state SU out of resets 1Hr wait time
active.

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Warnings (A) / Blockings (H) / Lockings (E)
Explanation error codes

A00.43
1 2 3

1. Error code type:

• E (Error) for Locking errors: there is an error which needs a manual action. For
instance, pressing the reset on an HMI.
• H (Hold) for Blocking errors: there is an error which will most likely restores itself. No
direct manual action needed. Or in other words, no reset is needed.
• A (Attention) for Warning message: the appliance still works, but there is something
that needs attention.

2. Error group number*:

• 00 Sensor errors.
• 01 Heat Engine errors.
• 02 Appliance errors.
• 03 Error listing for all GVC devices connected to BDR.
• 04 Error listing for all critical errors of GVC devices connected to BDR.
• 05 Heat Pump errors.
• 06 OBC errors.
• 07 Optional extensions to appliance.
• 08 OpenTherm fault codes, for unmapped faults.
• 09 Sensors errors in zones.
• 11 Errors related to the fuel cell controls.
• 12 Errors emerging from the fuel cell safety unit.
• 13 Errors resulting from the grid protection / connection.
• 14 BSB error codes 1-256.
• 15 BSB error codes 257-512.
• 16 Error codes used for inverter devices.
• 17 Extended range for inverter errors.
• 18 Error category for CHP control with internal combustion engine.
• 19 Errors for the safety unit.
• 20 Gas adaptive errors.

3. Error number*:
• 0-99

* This overview is a list of messages. Not all are used for this product.

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Overview
This overview is a list of messages. Note: not all are used for this product.

Warnings

A00.34 Outside temperature sensor was expected but not detected.

A00.42 Water pressure sensor was expected but not detected.
A01.23 Poor combustion.
A02.06 Water pressure warning active.
A02.18 Object dictionary error.
A02.33 Auto filling top communication has exceeded feedback time.
A02.34 Auto filling minimum interval time has not been reached between two requests.
A02.36 Functional device has been disconnected..
A02.37 Uncritical device has been disconnected.
A02.45 Full CAN Connection matrix.
A02.46 Full CAN device administration.
A02.48 Function Group Configuration Fault.
A02.49 Failed Initialising Node.
A02.55 Invalid or missing device serial number.
A02.69 Fair mode active.
A02.76 The reserved space in memory for custom parameters value is full. No more user changed
possible.
A08.02 The time reserved for the shower has elapsed.

Blockings

H00.81 Room Temperature sensor was expected but not detected.

H01.00 Communication Error occurred.
H01.05 Maximum difference between flow temperature and return temperature.
H01.08 Maximum CH temperature gradient level3 exceeded.
H01.09 Gas Pressure Switch.
H01.14 Flow temperature has exceeded the maximum operating value.
H01.15 Flue gas temperature has exceeded the maximum operating value.
H01.21 Maximum DHW temperature gradient level 3 exceeded.
H02.00 Reset In Progress.
H02.02 Waiting For Configuration Number.
H02.03 Configuration Error.
H02.04 Parameter Error.
H02.05 CSU does not match CU type.
H02.09 Partial blocking of the device recognized.
H02.10 Full blocking of the device recognized.
H02.12 Release Signal input of the Control Unit from device external environment.
H02.31 Device requires Auto filling of the water system due to low pressure.
H02.38 No hardness of water.
H02.70 External heat recovery unit test failed.
H03.00 Safety parameters level 2, 3, 4 are not correct or missing.
H03.01 No valid data from CU to GVC received.
H03.02 Measured ionisation current is below limit.
H03.05 Gas Valve Control internal blocking occurred.
H03.17 Periodically safety check ongoing.

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Lockings

E00.04 Return temperature sensor is either removed or measures a temperature below range.
E00.05 Return temperature sensor is either shorted or measures a temperature above range.
E00.06 Return temperature sensor was expected but not detected.
E00.07 Return temperature difference is too large.
E00.16 Domestic Hot Water tank temperature sensor is either removed or measures a temperature
below range.
E00.17 Domestic Hot Water tank temperature sensor is either shorted or measures a temperature
above range.
E00.44 Domestic hot water outlet temperature sensor is either removed or measures a
temperature below range.
E00.45 Domestic hot water outlet temperature sensor is either shorted or measures a temperature
above range.
E01.04 5x Error of unintended flame loss occurrence.
E01.11 Fan speed has exceeded normal operating range.
E01.12 Return temperature has a higher temperature value than the flow temperature.
E01.24 Several combustion errors occur with 24 hours.
E02.13 Blocking Input of the Control Unit from device external environment.
E02.15 External CSU Timeout.
E02.17 Gas Valve Control unit communication has exceeded feedback time.
E02.32 Auto filling installation communication has exceeded feedback time.
E02.35 Safety critical device has been disconnected.
E02.39 No sufficient rise of pressure after auto filling.
E02.47 Failed Connecting Function Groups.
E04.00 Safety parameters Level 5 are not correct or missing.
E04.01 Flow temperature sensor is either shorted or measuring a temperature above range.
E04.02 Flow temperature sensor is either removed or measuring a temperature below range.
E04.03 Measured flow temperature above safety limit.
E04.04 Flue temperature sensor is either shorted or measuring a temperature above range.
E04.05 Flue temperature sensor is either removed or measuring a temperature below range.
E04.06 Measured flue temperature above limit.
E04.07 Deviation in flow sensor 1 and flow sensor 2 detected.
E04.08 Safety input is open.
E04.09 Deviation in flue sensor 1 and flue sensor 2 detected.
E04.10 5 Unsuccessful burners starts detected.
E04.11 VPS Gas Valve proving failed.
E04.12 False flame detected before burner start.
E04.13 Fan speed has exceeded normal operating range.
E04.14 The burner temperature and setpoint differs more than 60s regarding GVC configuration.
E04.15 The flue gas pipe is blocked.
E04.17 The driver for the gas valve is broken.
E04.18 The flow temperature is less than the minimum defined by the GVC parameter.
E04.19 Mass flow sensor communication.
E04.20 Mass flow sensor deviation.
E04.21 Deviation in burner sensor 1 and burner sensor 2 detected.
E04.23 Gas Valve Control internal locking.
E04.24 No Gas Family determined during gas family detection mode.

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Counters

Counter Description Range

GC007 Number of failed starts. 0 - 65534
AC001 Hours that boiler (PCB) was powered. 0 - 4294967295 Hours
AC002 Number of hours that the appliance has been producing 0 - 131068 Hours
energy since last service.
AC003 Number of hours since the previous servicing of the 0 - 131068 Hours
appliance.
AC004 Number of starts since the previous servicing. 0 - 4294967294
AC026 Pump running hours. 0 - 65534 Hours
AC027 Total amount of pump starts. 0 - 65534
PC001 Total used power for CH. 0 - 4294967294 kW
PC002 Total number of generator starts. For heating and 0 - 4294967294
domestic hot water.
PC003 Total Number of hours that the appliance has been 0 - 65534 Hours
producing energy for central heating and DHW.
PC004 Number of flame loss. 0 - 65534
DC002 Number cycle three way valve for DHW 0 - 4294967294
DC003 Hours in DHW position. 0 - 65534 Hours
DC004 Number of starts for DHW. 0 - 65534
DC005 Total number of hours that the appliance has producing 0 - 65534 Hours
for domestic hot water.

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Hat curve / Outside temperature

Maximal wire length: < 10 m

Related parameter

AP056 Selector for the outside sensor type 0 = No sensor 0

connected to the zone. 1 = AF60 (BDR Thermea)
2 = QAC34 (Siemens)
AP080 Outside temperature below which the -60 °C-25 °C -10 °C
antifreeze protection is activated.
AP091 Type of sensor connection to be used 0 = Auto
for the outdoor sensor. 1 = Wired sensor
Auto: Priority in the following order: 2 = Wireless sensor
wired > wireless > internet. 3 = Internet measured
Preferred setting: 1 or 4. Option 2 and 4 = No sensor used or
3 currently (status 01- 2021 not fully connected
operational).
CP000 Zone Maximal Flow temperature 7 °C - 100 °C 60 °C
setpoint
CP210 Curve base temperature in comfort 15 °C-90 °C 15 °C
mode.
CP220 Curve base temperature in reduce 15 °C-90 °C 15 °C
mode.
CP230 Slope of the heat curve of the zone. 0-4 1,5
CP240 Influence of the room sensor of the 0-10 3
zone.
CP780 Use the room temperature and/or 0 = Automatic selection on control 0
outdoor temperature. For heat curve strategy.
and flow setpoint calculation. - NO RT + NO OTC: used fixed
Preferable setting: 1, 2 or 3. setpoint
- Only RT: use RTC
- RT + OTC: use OTC + RTC
- Only OTC: use OTC

1 = Room temperature control (RTC).

2 = Outdoor temperature control

(OTC).

3 = Outdoor temperature control with

room compensation (OTC + RTC).

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Heat curve

1 = Parameter CP000.
2 = Parameter CP210.
3 = Parameter CP230.
F = Heat curve.

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Where to connect the outside sensor?
• Sensor value measured by sensor connected on CU will also be used for connected SCB-
zones.
• When connected a sensor on a SCB-zone, the measured temperature will be used only for tis
zone.

Room temperature and/or outdoor temperature (CP780)

RTC: (Modulating control) Room control.
The control measures the room temperature in the reference room (the room where the thermostat is
located). The required flow temperature based on an intelligent control system is now calculated. The
boiler works by modulating. It controls the output on the basis of the flow temperature and return
temperature of the water. This allows it to operate as efficiently as possible. With as constant a water
temperature as possible. Room control can be used anywhere. Unless you do not want a single
reference room to determine the temperature for all the other rooms.

OTC: Control as a function of the temperature.

The control measures the outside temperature with an outside temperature sensor. The controller has
a programmed heating curve. Based on the outside temperature, the flow temperature is determined
with the help of the heating curve. The heating curve must be chosen so that the least favorable room
can be heated efficiently, even when the outside temperatures are very low. The measured inside
temperature does not affect the control of the boiler. The desired inside temperature is only achieved
with a correctly programmed heating curve and a correctly designed system.
Normal outside conditions are also important. Direct sunlight or a strong northerly wind mean lower or
higher heating requirements respectively. This has no influence on the supply of heat. This is why
weather-compensated control alone is insufficient, and adjustments have to be made in each room,
using thermostat valves.

OTC + RT: Weather-compensated with the effect of the room temperature.

The basis of this control strategy is the same as weather compensated control. The heating curve
must therefore be correctly entered. The heating curve is also shifted when the measured room
temperature deviates from the desired room temperature. The degree of shift is influenced by the RT
effect setting CP240. The advantage of this control is that desired changes in room temperature can
be anticipated quickly. The boiler will remain off for longer for desired downward changes in room
temperature. This is good for the energy consumption. Adjustments are not needed in the room where
the controller is located. Any radiator valves present in the reference room must be fully opened.

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Reference room temperature
The heating curve is based on a desired room temperature of 20°C.

Deviation of the reference temperature

• Without gateway (like Naneo PMC-S): fixed parameter based temperature CP240.
• With gateway: fixed 3°C parallel shift heat curve per 1°C deviation of the reference room
temperature.

Deviation of the set room temperature

• With gateway (like first generation Naneo : 3°C parallel shift heat curve per 1°C deviation of
the set room temperature.
• Without gateway (like Naneo PMC-S): parameter based temperature CP240.

Internet reference outside temperature (status 04-2018)

The Smart TC does not use the value of an internet service The outside temperature only can be
measured by connecting an outside temperature sensor on the boiler control unit.

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ilding inertia (with connected outdoor sensor)
The controller reacts at the same speed as the building, thus limiting any variation in room
temperature inside it. The control unit works as a function of the mean outside temperature over 130
seconds and not as a function of the instantaneous temperature.

For example:
Setting the building's inertia factor I = 3 (Factory setting)
TR=10+ (4x3) = 22 hours

Outside temperature changes integrated for ideal disruption, with an inertia factor of 3. The control unit
will therefore take 22 hours to compensate for 90% of a variation in outside temperature.

The water temperature of the boiler flow will change according to an integrated outside temperature
over 22 hours, thus taking into account the building's reaction speed.

Parameter

Level Parameter Description Range Default

2 AP079 Outdoor temperature control 0 = 10 Hour 3
Thermal inertia of the building used for heat up (lowest thermal
speed. inertia)
Used for outside temperature control. 1 = 14 Hour
2 = 18 Hour
Do not change. 3 = 22 Hour
Used for switch over between summer / winter 4 = 26 Hour
mode 5 = 30 Hour
6 = 34 Hour
7 = 38 Hour
8 = 42 Hour
9 = 46 Hour
10 = 50 Hour (highest
thermal inertia)

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Frost protection (with connected outdoor sensor)
The frost protection of the system is activated if the outside temperature averaged over 2
hours falls below the temperature setpoint AP080. In case of activation, burner and pump are
started.

Example AP080 = 3

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Blocking input (BL)

Connection
Used for an external potential free NC contact,
A wire loop is placed on the screw terminal.
Maximal wire length: < 10 m

Related parameter
AP001: Blocking function / CH Enable (Default: 1)
1 = Full blocking: State 9, blocking code H.02.10
2 = Partial blocking: State 9, blocking code H.02.09, frost protection possible.
3 = User reset locking: State 10, locking code E.02.13, frost protection, but no burner start.

Related status
Status9: Blocking mode / (No) Heat demand
Status 10: Locking mode / (No) Heat demand

Related blocking code

H.02.10 Blocking signal / Boiler stop (standby position) until corrected / Frost protection: no
H.02.09 Blocking signal / Boiler stop (standby position) until corrected / Frost protection: yes

Related locking code

E.02.13 User reset locking on blocking input / Boiler frost protection: yes / System frost protection: yes

Additional Information
- Frost protection can overrule the blocking contact, depending on Parameter AP001.
- The blocking input contact can be used for CO boiler switch off. The contact will be opened when it
receives a CO signal from an interconnect carbon monoxide alarm.

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Enable input DHW/CH

Cannot be used. Not operational for the Naneo PMC-S.

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Service notification (ABC)
Parameter AP009, AP010, AP011 - Service Notification
The boiler is pre-programmed to generate a service message as soon as the boiler needs
maintenance. This message appears in the display of the boiler, and on the screen of the Smart TC.
As a service notification the display will show service controlled by an algorithm based on counters.

The service notification will normally follow an interval of 2-3 years (start with interval n = 2),
in the order A, B, A, C, A, B, A…etc. Only heavy use (burner starts and or hours) will shorten the
interval.
- Service notification A when interval n = 2 or 6
- Service notification B when interval n = 4
- Service notification C when interval n = 8

Calculation Interval:
- Operating hours > 17520 (2 years) OR
- Burner starts > 75000 AND Burning hours > 5500

General (custom) notification

As a general service notification only “Service” is displayed based on operating hours or burner starts.

AP009: Operating hours for custom service notification

AP011: Burner hours for custom service notification

Calculation Interval:
- Operating hours > AP009 OR
- Burner hours > AP011

Parameter

Level Parameter Description Range Default

2 AP009 Number of generator operating hours 0 Hours-51000 Hours 6000
for raising a service notification Hours
2 AP010 Select the type of service notification 0 = No notification 2*
1 = General (custom) notification
2 = ABC notification
2 AP011 Operating for between service 0 Hours-51000 Hours 35000
notification Hours
* Country or customer dependable.

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Signals

AM011 Is service required:

Yes
No

AM033 Next service interval:

0 = None
1=A
2=B
3=C
4 = Customer setting

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Contents maintenance sets

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Automatic filling
Important
This knob may only being used when boiler is
not present or functional

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Note
• Min working pressure: 0.8 bar.
• Max. water inlet temperature: 85°C.

Indication of expected filling flow

• Water pressure (bar).
• Flow rate (l/min, l/h).

Double solo boiler:

bar 0 0,2 0,4 0,5 0,7 1,0 1,3 1,5 2,0
l/min 0 0 0,08 0,56 1,145 2,44 3,34 3,7 4,69
l/h 0 0 5 34 68 146 200 222 281

Combi boiler:
bar 0 0,2 0,4 0,5 0,7 1,0 1,3 1,5 2,0
l/min 0 0 0,16 0,65 1,6 2,8 3,38 3,82 4,78
l/h 0 0 10 39 96 168 203 229 287

Hydroblock
Combi boiler (mounting frame filling unit): Double solo boiler (stand-alone filling unit):

Discharge connection
This connection is available for combi and double solo stand-alone filling units.

Parameter setting

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 Level Parameter Description Range Default
2 AP006 Automatic filling. 0 bar-6 bar 0,8 bar
Water pressure below the automatic
filling will start (depending setting
AP014).
When automatic filling is not activated
a warning will be displayed.
2 AP014 Automatic filling mode 0 = Auto filling disabled 0
1 = Auto filling manual
(semi-automatic)
2 = Auto filling automatic
2 AP023 Maximum time to fill the installation 0 Min-90 Min 5 Min
and to reach 0,3 bar.
2 AP051 minimum time between 2 fillings 0 Days-65535 Days 90 Days
2 AP069 Maximum time to top up the 0 Min-60 Min 5 Min
installation
2 AP070 Maximal water pressure. 0 bar-2,5 bar 2 bar

2 AP071 Maximum time for filling the 0 Sec-3600 Sec 1000

installation and to reach the Sec
operational pressure.

Initial filling (filling empty installation)

Status 20 / Substatus 46

Topping up (refilling installation)

Status 20 / Substatus 47

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DHW / CH temperature setting
The desired hot water temperature can be set with both a parameter setting (DP070) and
the minus button on the control panel. Setting the temperature with the +/- buttons on the
control panel has priority and ignores DP070.

About the same applies to the maximum supply temperature setting. This can also be set
with a parameter setting (CP000) or with the plus button on the control panel. Setting the
temperature on the control panel is always limited by CP000.

HMI control box temperature setting

Disabling DHW / CH
It is also possible to turn off the hot water operation or central heating. First, by using the method
described above to set the temperature below 1. The display then displays 'OFF'.

As an alternative, this can also be set by means of the following parameter setting:
• CH: AP016 (0 = OFF)
• DHW: AP017 (0 = OFF)

By disabling the central heating or hot water operation via these parameters, the possibility of
changing this via the control panel will be switched off.

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DHW
Use of Tdhw connection

Combi boiler with solar tank Double solo boiler with external tank

For solar option see chapter: Solar tank (pre-

heating combi boiler)

Signals DHW (information menu)

Internal DHW sensor: not present on this boiler type. Use heat exchanger flow temperature.

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External tank

System CU-GH09
With external tank
Naneo PMC-S Solo
and Double solo
Boiler Setpoint DP070
Tflow Offset 5°C
Raise DP005
Load offset 2°C
Hysteresis 1°C
Tank Setpoint DP070
heat demand ON/OFF Offset DP034
Hysteresis DP006

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ECO mode for DHW

DHW ECO mode (Naneo PMC-S combi)

• On (ECO): the plate heat exchanger is not kept pre-heated
• OFF (Comfort): the plate heat exchanger is kept is kept pre-heated.
This results in a faster availability of hot water.

Parameter setting (Naneo PMC-S combi) when Smart TC connected

DP070 Comfort setpoint. 40 - 65 °C

DP200 Mode zone working. 0 = Scheduling (time program)
Naneo PMC-S combi switching between Eco ON or
(CU-GH09) Comfort temperature (DP070)
1 = Eco Off for combi (Comfort)
2 = Eco ON for combi

Cannot be set with the Smart TC app.

Parameter setting (Naneo PMC-S combi) when ON/OFF thermostat connected

DP347 Domestic hot water (DHW) 0 = Disable Eco mode

Combi DHW mode when MK1 or ON/OFF 1 = Enable Eco mode
thermostat is connected. Not to be modified for the 2 = Eco mode according to
Naneo PMC-S in combination with an Smart TC. OpenTherm setting

Cannot be set with the Smart TC app.

Parameter setting (Naneo PMC-S combi) when OpenTherm thermostat connected

To be described.

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Anti-legionella

Naneo with external DHW tank

DP004 Legionella mode. 0 = Disabled

Not used in Naneo PMC-S combi. 1 = Weekly
2 = Daily
DP160 Temperature setpoint for anti-legionella. 50 - 90 °C

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Shower timer
DHW Energy saving functionality. To keep a shower short.

Parameter setting

DP070 Comfort setpoint. 40 - 65 °C

DP357 Shower time before action is taken. 0 - 180
Active when DP367 = 1 or 2. Min. 2
DP367 Action to be taken when the time has elapsed. 0 = Off / No Shower timer not active
1 = Warning / Shower timer active
2 = Reduced mode DHW setpoint /
Shower timer active
DP377 Domestic hot water (DHW). 20 - 65 °C
Reduced DHW temperature set point during
limitation.
Active when DP367 = 1 or 2.
Active when DP367 = 2.

Reduced DHW temperature

• Active when DP367 = 1.
• Only warning A08.02 after the shower DP357 is elapsed.

Reduced DHW temperature

• Active when DP367 = 2.
• Reduced DHW temperature
when shower timer DP357 is
elapsed.
• Reduced temperature =DP377.

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Solar tank (pre-heating combi boiler)
Solar tank
• Only for use in combination with combi boilers. Not suitable for solo or double solo boilers.
• When a sensor connected to de Tdhw connector, this sensor will act like a solar boiler tank
sensor. The boiler calculate a DHW setpoint taking in account to the temperature.
• The temperature can be read with Signal DM005.
• Max. inlet temperature Naneo PMC-S: xxx °C

Flow restrictor

Solar sensor
1070Ω @ 85°C
10kΩ @ 25°C

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Solar controls
Basic control (illustrative example)

T-supply from solar system

75ºC

20ºC

State 8 control stop Time

Tsolar > Parameter 2

Pump control when TdhwSolar is connected

• Pump speed is fixed.

Blocking State 8 for combi boilers

• Start blocking: TSolar > Parameter DP070
• Stop blocking: TSolar < Parameter 2 - 2°C

Max inlet temperature

• Technically the system can have an inlet temperature to a maximum of 90ºC.
• Take care to install the restriction on the correct position. This will reduce the inlet
temperature.

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Scheduling

Zone Mode Sleep Home Away Morning Evening Custom

CIRCA Central CP080 CP081 CP082 CP083 CP084 CP085
heating
DHW No activities

CP080 Setpoint temperature activity: Sleep

CP081 Setpoint temperature activity: Home

CP082 Setpoint temperature activity: Away

CP083 Setpoint temperature activity: Morning

CP084 Setpoint temperature activity: Evening

Not available on Smart TC app: Custom

CP085 Setpoint temperature activity:

Example scheduling

Activities:
1 - Morning
2 - Away
3 - Home
4 - Evening
5 - Sleep

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Frost protection

Without outside temperature sensor connected

• If (TF or TR) < 7°C the boiler is started (pump only).
• If (TF or TR) < 4°C then the burner is started (start pump and burner).
• If (TF and TR) > 10°C then the boiler is stopped and returns to standby (end frost
protection / start pump post run time).

With an outside temperature sensor connected

AP080 Outside temperature below which the antifreeze -60 - 25 °C

protection is activated.

The frost protection of the system is activated if the outside temperature averaged over 2
hours falls below the temperature setpoint AP080. In case of activation, burner and pump are
started.

Example AP080 = 3

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Using the boiler pump as zone pump or system pump

Characteristics
The boiler pump:
- will run depending setting AP102. This is not a SCB-10 parameter, but a heat pump or boiler
parameter.
- can be used as an system pump or as a zone pump.
- controlled by the main control board connected to the pump connection (CB-xx) of the boiler /heat
pump itself.

Parameter Description Adjustment range

AP102 Using the boiler pump as zone pump? Yes / 1 = Pump run as zone pump.
The pump only runs when the boiler zone
has a heat request.

Otherwise it is used as a system pump (feed No / 0 = Pump run as system pump

low loss header).

Schematics
For this example, a SCB-10 and Quinta Ace is used.

Example 1: Example 2:
Using the boiler pump as system pump. Using the boiler pump as zone pump.
AP102 = 0 (no) AP102 = 1 (yes)
Boiler pump start at each heat demand of Boiler pump start only at heat demand
CIRCA or CIRC B. CH circuit.

Boiler SCB-10 SCB-10 Boiler SCB-10

pump CIRCA pump CIRCB pump pump CIRCA pump

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Deaeration cycle

Status
17 Deaeration

Substatus
0 Standby
3 Stop pump
61 Start pump

Note:
Dearation cycle cannot be deactivated.

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Energy calculation
Energy calculation parameter GP017 and GP050 only to be changed in case a deviation exist
between the displayed m3 in the energy consumption screen of the Smart TC room unit and the
registered m3, measured by the building gas meter.

Important is to understand that these parameters are only relevant to use in combination with the
energy calculation functionality of the Smart TC. With the parameters GP017 and GP050 the display
of the used energy in kW can be influenced. This can be useful in cases of increased resistance of the
heat exchanger or flue discharge system.

However, our experience is that it is almost not possible to use this algorithm to fine tune the displayed
energy calculation. That is why we advise not to modify both parameters GP017 and GP050.

Often technicians think that these parameters are meant to modify the boiler capacity in kW. This is
not the case. For these other parameters have to be modified:
• GP007 Central heating (CH) Maximum fan speed.
• GP008 Central heating (CH) Minimum fan speed.
• GP009 Central heating (CH) Fan speed during ignition.
• DP003 Domestic hot water (DHW) Maximum fan speed.

Explanation

• Nominal input (Hi): theoretical input power according to boiler specification (Himin and Hi max.).
Set by fan speed parameter GP007 and GP008.
• Calculated input: realistic output used for visualizing energy cost.

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Related parameter

GP017 Energy calculation 0 - 80 kW

Absolute max boiler power in kW. This is the
power the device can produce when burner
parameters are set at maximum.
GP050 Energy calculation 0 - 80 kW
Absolute minimum power output of the device in
kW. This is the power the device can produce
when burner parameters are set at minimum.
GP007 Central heating (CH) 1400 - 7000 Rpm
Maximum fan speed.
GP008 Central heating (CH) 1400 - 4000 Rpm
Minimum fan speed.

Related counters
Only available in the MK3.

Counter Description Range

AC005 CH energy consumed. 0 - xx kWh
AC006 DHW energy consumed. 0 - xx kWh
AC007 Cool energy consumption. 0 - xx kWh

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Smart TC screen
The displayed energy consumption data are an indication of the consumed energy.

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OpenTherm
When an OpenTherm controller is connected to the zone, all heating and cooling algorithms are
disabled, including scheduling. The calculated temperature setpoint (CM07x) is given by the
OpenTherm controller.

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Components
Return sensor

Data

Temperature Rnom
°C Ω
5 25440
10 19930
15 15730
20 12500
25 10000
30 8051
35 6524
40 5319
45 4362
50 3597
55 2982
60 2485
65 2081
70 1751
75 1480
80 1256
85 1071
90 917
95 788
100 680

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Flow temperature sensor
Double NTC

Electrical connection

Values

Temperature Rnom Temperature Rnom

°C Ω °C Ω
5 26017 55 3003
10 20340 60 2500
15 16020 65 2092
20 12708 70 1759
25 10151 75 1486
30 8161 80 1261
35 6604 85 1075
40 5376 90 919,9
45 4403 95 790,6
50 3626 100 682,2

Test report DVGW-Forschungsstelle

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Solar sensor combi boiler

See chapter: DHW Solar tank

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Outside temperature sensor
NTC 10 kΩ @ 25°C

Locations to be avoided

Do not place the sensor in a sheltered area, such as in a niche or under a balcony. Also, it must not be
affected by the heat (or cold) flowing through doors, windows or ventilation openings.

Recommended locations
The outside sensor must be installed on the most exposed and coldest outer wall of the building (north
or north-west) away from direct sunlight. It should be placed on a corner, or alternatively on the middle
of a wall, so as to be directly affected by changes in the weather conditions. It should be easily
accessible.

H : height of the inhabited area regulated by the sensor

 : recommended location, on a corner
O : alternate location (in case of difficulty)
Z : inhabited area regulated by the sensor

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Installation and Fastening
- Mount the outside sensor onto the outer wall with the supplied accessories: two CB 4 mm dia.
wood screws and sockets.
- Connect a maxi. 2x 1,5 mm2 cross-section cable on the 2-pin sensor.
- Connect the cable on the 2 pin-connector delivered with the boiler, then connect it to the
terminal of the control panel connection strip, at the foreseen location.

Outside Resistance Outside Resistance Outside Resistance

Temperature Temperature Temperature
(°C) (Ω) (°C) (Ω) (°C) (Ω)

-19 2314.15 4 984.53 29 375.84

-18 2237.75 5 946.46 30 361.89
-17 2162.46 6 910.75 31 348.88
-16 2088.37 7 876.16 32 336.30
-15 2015.54 8 842.68 33 324.16
-14 1946.45 9 810.28 34 312.43
-13 1878.67 10 778.94 35 301.10
-12 1812.24 11 749.40 36 290.46
-11 1747.20 12 720.83 37 280.18
-10 1683.60 13 693.22 38 270.24
-9 1622.76 14 666.53 39 260.64
-8 1563.36 15 640.75 40 251.37
-7 1505.41 16 616.60 41 242.62
-6 1448.94 17 593.26 42 234.17
-5 1393.95 18 570.72 43 226.00
-4 1342.21 19 548.95 44 218.10
-3 1291.87 22 489.59 45 210.47
-2 1242.94 23 471.39 46 203.29
-1 1195.41 24 453.81 47 196.35
0 1149.27 25 436.83 48 189.64
1 1106.19 26 420.78 49 183.15
2 1064.38 27 405.27 50 176.88
3 1023.83 28 390.30

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Ignition

- Between the left pin and the ignition cable outlet, you can measure a resistance of
around 1.4 MΩ.
- Measurement between terminals 1 and 2: 1.5MΩ.

- Minimal current 3.0 μA

- Nominal 3 to 9 μA
- Replace the ionization/ignition electrode in the following cases:
- Ionization current <3 μA

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Gas valve

Resistance between L + N
28kW: ± 4,25kΩ
40kW: ± xxx kΩ

Voltage when activated: ± 204,5 VDC

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Water pressure sensor

Pressure (bar) Output (V)

0,0 0,5
0,4 1,0
0,8 1,6
1,2 2,1
1,6 2,6
2,2 3,4
3,0 4,5

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Heat exchanger maintenance

General notes:
• The heat exchanger has a
treated surface and
therefore does not need to
be cleaned. Cleaning with
cleaning tools, chemicals,
high pressure or water is
prohibited.
• It is not necessary to clean
the condensate trap.
Advise: never disassemble
the condensate trap. Once
removed, it cannot be easy
reinstalled.

See Installer Manual for detailed

maintenance instructions.

You can follow the instructions below whenever you suspect increased resistance in the air supply or
flue gas discharge (including the heat exchanger) of your boiler.

Follow the instructions below when you suspect increased resistance in the air supply or flue gas
discharge (including the heat exchanger) of a boiler. A control pressure measurement is performed to
indicate whether the heat exchanger or burner is contaminated.

Requirements:
• Phillips screwdriver
• Flathead screwdriver
• Adjustable spanner
• Pressure gauge (range 0 - 20 mbar)
• Installation and service manual
• New burner

Preparation.
Before you carry out the measurement described in the steps below, as a minimum you must perform
the following checks:
• Check the boiler adjustment (O2)
• Check the air supply and flue gas discharge
• Check the equipment for recirculation

Measurement procedure step-by-step:

1. Check the type of boiler the gas type and the CN1 code shown on the data plate.

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 Use the correct CN1 code given in the table below to determine the values needed.

Table "Control pressure":

• n Fan speed (rpm).
• P Minimum control pressure (mbar).
• CN1 Code shown on the data plate.

2. Check the fan speed at (DHW) full load. This value is stored in parameter DP003. The value
must match the value shown in the table "Control pressure". If not, reset this parameter to the
value shown in the table.

3. Look up the minimum control pressure in the table "Control pressure".

4. In order to determine the actual control pressure, connect the pressure gauge to the top
measuring nipple of the gas valve unit. Do not forget to open (and to close it after the
measurement) the screw in the nipple (marked yellow in picture below).

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 5. Remove the green R-bus connector from the CB-03 connection board if there is an Smart TC
(On/Off or OpenTherm) connected.

6. Heat the boiler in chimney-sweeping mode at DHW full load (setting: H) and wait until the fan
has reached its maximum speed.

7. Exit chimney-sweeping mode and read off the highest measured value on the pressure gauge
during the post-circulation time for the fan. This is the measured control pressure.
Important: the control pressure must only be measured during the post circulation time of the
fan when leaving chimney sweep mode H if the boiler is no longer in operation. If the boiler is
heating, the control pressure measurement will be incorrect.

8. Compare the measured pressure with the control pressure which was determined in step 3. If
the measured control pressure is less than this value, clean or replace the burner and go back
to step 6.
Important: the burner should be cleaned using compressed air at a maximum pressure
of 2 bar.

9. If the measured control pressure after cleaning or replacing the burner still is less then this
value, replace the heat exchanger.

10. If the heat exchanger has been replaced at step 9, the measuring procedure from step 6 to 8
should be carried out again after assembly of the new heat exchanger in the device. If the
measured control pressure still is less than the value determined in step 3, then re-check the
points mentioned in Preparation, page 7

11. Reconnect the wiring (or connector) from the thermostat connection (On/Off or OpenTherm or
RU) on the control board.

12. Do not forget to close the screw in the measure nipple of the gas valve.

13. Reset the value from parameter DP003 to the original found value.

Note: this procedure is available in EN/DE/NL and FR. Contact your sales/service representative at De
Dietrich to receive a copy.

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DHW Cartridge

Color code information.

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CU-GH09 / CB-06 connections

X1 230 VAC X5 Pump

1 PE safety ground 1 - Pump 24V X8 Service Tool interface
2 L mains 2-
3 N mains 3- X9 CB / HMI
4 - Pump PWM 1 - OpenTherm
X2 Pump 2 - CH Enable
1 - PE safety ground X6 Sensors 3 - DHW Enable
2 - L pump 1 - STB to GVC 4 - Release input
3 - N pump 2 - CSU I2C CLOCK 5 - DHW NTC external tank
3 - CSU I2C DATA 6 - Outdoor sensor
X3 Three way valve 4 - +5Vdc DHW flow/CH 7 - HMI TX
1 - L - CH mode pressure sensor/CSU 8 - HMI RX
2 - L - DHW mode 5 - Ground CSU 9 - CAN_H
3 - N - Common 6 - DHW flow sensor 10 - CAN_L
7- 11 - +5Vdc
X4 auto filling 8 - Ground 12 - Ground
1 - NC 9 - Flow temperature sensor 13 - +24Vdc
2 - L mains 10 - Ground
3 - N mains 11 - Flow temperature sensor X12 Fan/PWM
12 -
13 - Return temperature sensor JP1 Jumper
14 - STB 24Vdc Removed - Mains connection for
15 - CH Water pressure Sensor floating earth grid, jumper must be
removed for 110/120Vac
application.

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X1 User I/O X2 Field connections
1 - OpenTherm 1 - GND
2 - CH Enable 2 - OpenTherm
3 - DHW Enable 3 - GND
4 - Release input 4 - Blocking input
5 - DHW NTC external 5 - GND
tank 6 - Tdhw external tank
6 - Outdoor sensor 7 - GND
7 - CU TX - HMI RX 8 - Toutside
8 - CU RX - HMI TX
9 - CAN_H X3 CH/DHW Enable
10 - CAN_L - Not operational
11 - +5Vdc
12 - Ground X4 L-bus
13 - +24Vdc - SCB bus connection

X5 Service Tool interface

- Recom or Smart Service Tool

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Smart TC reference guide

CM180 Room unit connected.

CP510 / CP200 / CM190 setpoint.

CM260 Measured room temperature.

CP320 Operating mode central heating.

AP016 CH ON/OFF.

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CP320 Operating mode.

CP570 selected time program.

CP550 Fireplace mode is active.

.

CP320 Operating mode.

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 Scheduling data not stored in accessible
parameters.

DP170 Start holiday

DP180 End holiday.

CP060 Set room temperature during holiday.

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 CP080 Setpoint temperature activity: Sleep.

CP081 Setpoint temperature activity: Home.

CP082 Setpoint temperature activity: Away.

CP083 Setpoint temperature activity: Morning.

CP084 Setpoint temperature activity: Evening.

Not available on Smart TC app: Custom

CP085 Setpoint temperature activity:

AP089 Installer's company name.

AP090 Installer's phone number.

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 CP210 Curve base temperature in comfort
mode.

CP230 Slope of the heat curve of the zone.

CP750 Maximum pre-heat time.

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 AP073 Above this outdoor temperature the
boiler will not start for central heating.

This data not stored in accessible parameters.

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 ??

??

AM027 Outside temperature.

AM019 Water pressure.

AM016 Flow temperature.

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 ??

CP780 Use the room control and/or weather-

compensated control strategies for flow setpoint
calculation.

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 AP014 Automatic filling mode.

AM019 Water pressure.

DP200 DHW working mode.

Note: for Naneo PMC-S 25L/40L this screen is
not available.

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 DP070 Setpoint DHW: Comfort / Day.

DP080 Setpoint DHW: Reduced / Eco / Night

(not used for Naneo Combi and 25L/40L).

ECO: DP200 DHW working mode = Eco ON (2)

or
Comfort: DP070 Comfort temperature.

Note: for Naneo PMC-S 25L/40L this screen is

not available.

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 ECO: DP200 DHW working mode = Eco ON (2)
or
Comfort: DP070 Comfort temperature.

Setting comfort temperature: DP070

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