How The Insertcontrol Automatic Combustion Control Works - Austroflamm Insert Control Montageanleitung

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How the InsertControl automatic combustion control works

InsertControl reacts only to differences in the flue gas temperature that take pace within certain peri-
ods. This information is transmitted by the temperature sensor to the controls. Should the temperature
sensor be defective or display a fault, the controls will automatically go into fault mode with 60% shut-
ter opening and no longer changes this position.
Operation
The InsertControl software consists of the following 6 program phases.
• Calibration
• Standby
• Ignition phase
• Combustion phase (air regulator 60 % (Eco) or 80 % (Normal))
• Stoking phase
• Ember phase
Calibration: The calibration (see above) of the controls is carried out when the controls are connected
to the mains or the WLAN is changed, but only if the flue gas temperature is below 80 ° C. In the pro-
cess the control software detects where the positions 0% and 100% shutter opening are on its fireplace
insert. After the controls have detected the two maximum positions, they run to the 0% shutter open-
ing (if the correct program has been chosen) and switches into the Standby phase.
This process requires approximately 10 minutes. Should the flue gas temperature be above 80°C, no
calibration run is carried out. The controls use the data from the last calibration run that was carried
out.
The programming of the controls includes various "Eco" and "Normal" combustion curves. Each of
these two modes is available with the "sliding opening" and "sliding closing" function.
Program overview
Selection wheel
Position 0
Position 1
Position 2
Position 3
Position 4
Selecting the program
Fig. 19: Unplugging the power supply
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Mode Function
- Shutter opening, always 60%
Normal sliding opening
Eco sliding opening
Normal sliding closing
Eco sliding closing
1) Remove power supply from the socket.
2) Remove the three screws and open the control unit
housing.
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