Technical Service Bulletin

Thermostat operation with Vitodens 200/222

Applies to: Multiple series of Vitodens 200/222 (details below)

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Applies to:

◾   Vitodens 200-W, B2HA & B2HB Series (all models)
◾   Vitodens 222-F, B2TA & B2TB Series (all models)

  

How to program the Vitodens boiler to operate with a thermostat


Due to market demand for operating Vitodens 200/222 boilers with a  dry contact thermostat  while utilizing outdoor reset logic, we are providing the necessary programming changes to allow for this using the instructions below.


Instructions for Heating Circuit 1:


1. Go into  Coding Level 2  on the boiler control. To do this, hold down the  Menu  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds, and then hold down the  Return  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds. You should then see "Coding Level 2" displayed on the screen.

2. Go into the  General  sub-menu.

3. Set the value at coding address "3A" to "1". This setting activates the DE1 contact.

4. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  Heating Circuit 1  sub-menu.

5. Set the value at coding address "D5" to "1". This setting initiates the external heating program changeover.

6. Set the value at coding address "D8" to "1". This setting identifies the changeover based on the DE1 contact.

7. Set the value at coding address "F2" to "0". This setting disables the time limit for the external heating program.

8. Set the value at coding address "F5" to "0". This sets the run-on time to zero for the circulation pump in the heating circuit connection set.

9. Set the value at coding address "F8" to "– 61". This setting disables the temperature limit for ending reduced mode.

10. Exit Coding Level 2, open the main menu and then go into the  Heating  sub-menu.

11. Set the normal day time  Room Temperature Setpoint  and  Heating Curve  to whatever values your customer requires.

12. Set the  Reduced Room Temperature Setpoint  to whatever value your customer requires (e.g. 3°C).

13. Set the  Heating Time Program  schedules (Monday - Sunday) to "  - - : - -   –   - - : - -".

14. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  DHW  sub-menu.

15. Set the  DHW Time Program  schedule (Individual > Monday - Sunday) to "00:00 – 24:00".

16. Exit the main menu. The boiler is now configured to operate with a thermostat for Heating Circuit 1 via contact DE1.

  

Note:

When the contact at DE1 is  closed, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  normal day time heating schedule.

When the contact at DE1 is  open, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  reduced night time heating schedule.

  


Instructions for  Heating Circuit 2:


1. Go into  Coding Level 2  on the boiler control. To do this, hold down the  Menu  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds, and then hold down the  Return  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds. You should then see "Coding Level 2" displayed on the screen.

2. Go into the  General  sub-menu.

3. Set the value at coding address "3B" to "1". This setting activates the DE2 contact.

4. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  Heating Circuit 2  sub-menu.

5. Set the value at coding address "D5" to "1". This setting initiates the external heating program changeover.

6. Set the value at coding address "D8" to "2". This setting identifies the changeover based on the DE2 contact.

7. Set the value at coding address "F2" to "0". This setting disables the time limit for the external heating program.

8. Set the value at coding address "F5" to "0". This sets the run-on time to zero for the circulation pump in the heating circuit connection set.

9. Set the value at coding address "F8" to "– 61". This setting disables the temperature limit for ending reduced mode.

10. Exit Coding Level 2, open the main menu and then go into the  Heating  sub-menu.

11. Set the normal day time  Room Temperature Setpoint  and  Heating Curve  to whatever values your customer requires.

12. Set the  Reduced Room Temperature Setpoint  to whatever value your customer requires (e.g. 3°C).

13. Set the  Heating Time Program  schedules (Monday - Sunday) to "  - - : - -   –   - - : - -".

14. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  DHW  sub-menu.

15. Set the  DHW Time Program  schedule (Individual > Monday - Sunday) to "00:00 – 24:00".

16. Exit the main menu. The boiler is now configured to operate with a thermostat for Heating Circuit 2 via contact DE2.

  

Note:

When the contact at DE2 is  closed, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  normal day time heating schedule.

When the contact at DE2 is  open, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  reduced night time heating schedule.

  


Instructions for Heating Circuit 3:


1. Go into  Coding Level 2  on the boiler control. To do this, hold down the  Menu  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds, and then hold down the  Return  and  OK  buttons simultaneously for about 5 seconds. You should then see "Coding Level 2" displayed on the screen.

2. Go into the  General  sub-menu.

3. Set the value at coding address "3C" to "1". This setting activates the DE3 contact.

4. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  Heating Circuit 3  sub-menu.

5. Set the value at coding address "D5" to "1". This setting initiates the external heating program changeover.

6. Set the value at coding address "D8" to "3". This setting identifies the changeover based on the DE3 contact.

7. Set the value at coding address "F2" to "0". This setting disables the time limit for the external heating program.

8. Set the value at coding address "F5" to "0". This sets the run-on time to zero for the circulation pump in the heating circuit connection set.

9. Set the value at coding address "F8" to "– 61". This setting disables the temperature limit for ending reduced mode.

10. Exit Coding Level 2, open the main menu and then go into the  Heating  sub-menu.

11. Set the normal day time  Room Temperature Setpoint  and  Heating Curve  to whatever values your customer requires.

12. Set the  Reduced Room Temperature Setpoint  to whatever value your customer requires (e.g. 3°C).

13. Set the  Heating Time Program  schedules (Monday - Sunday) to "  - - : - -   –   - - : - -".

14. Return to the main menu, and then go into the  DHW  sub-menu.

15. Set the  DHW Time Program  schedule (Individual > Monday - Sunday) to "00:00 – 24:00".

16. Exit the main menu. The boiler is now configured to operate with a thermostat for Heating Circuit 3 via contact DE3.

  

Note:

When the contact at DE3 is  closed, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  normal day time heating schedule.

When the contact at DE3 is  open, the boiler/heating circuit will operate in accordance with the outdoor sensor and the  reduced night time heating schedule.

  

Viessmann Technical Services

   

Bulletin ID:

TSB-005

Date issued:

November 11, 2016

Updated on:

January 5, 2018

Revision #:

02

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