Viessmann 7457954 Installation And Service Instructions For Contractors

Installation and service
instructions
VIESMANN
for contractors
Vitocom 100
Type GSM
Remote monitoring and remote control of heating systems
For applicability, see the last page
VITOCOM 100
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10/2011
Please keep safe.
Safety instructions
Safety instructions
Please follow these safety instructions closely to prevent accidents and material losses.
Safety instructions explained
Danger
This symbol warns against the
risk of injury.
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Please note
This symbol warns against the
risk of material losses and environmental pollution.
Note
Details identified by the word "Note" contain additional information.
Target group
These instructions are exclusively
designed for qualified contractors.
■ Work on electrical equipment must
only be carried out by a qualified electrician.
■ The system must be commissioned by
the system installer or a qualified person authorised by the installer.
■ The Code of Practice of relevant trade
associations
■ All current safety regulations as
defined by DIN, EN, DVGW, VDE and
all locally applicable standards
a ÖNORM, EN and ÖVE
c SEV, SUVA, SVTI and SWKI
Working on the system
■ Isolate the system from the power supply (e.g. by removing the separate fuse
or by means of a mains isolator) and
check that it is no longer 'live'.
■ Safeguard the system against unauthorised reconnection.
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Please note
Electronic assemblies can be
damaged by electrostatic discharges.
Before beginning work, earthed
objects, such as heating or water
pipes, must be touched to dissipate any static charge.
Regulations
Repair work
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Please note
Repairing components that fulfil a
safety function can compromise
the safe operation of your system.
Replace faulty components only
with original Viessmann spare
parts.
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Observe the following when working on
this system:
■ National installation requirements
■ Legal instructions regarding the prevention of accidents
■ Legal instructions regarding environmental protection
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Safety instructions
Safety instructions (cont.)
Auxiliary components, spare and
wearing parts
Please note
Spare and wearing parts that
have not been tested together
with the system can compromise
its function. Installing non-authorised components and making
non-approved modifications or
conversions can compromise
safety and may invalidate our
warranty.
For replacements, use only original spare parts supplied or
approved by Viessmann.
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Index
Index
Installation instructions
Safety and liability..............................................................................................
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Preparing for installation
System requirements...........................................................................................
Vitocom 100 functions..........................................................................................
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Installation sequence
Installing the Vitocom 100....................................................................................
Overview of electrical connections.......................................................................
Connecting the Vitocom 100................................................................................
Digital input connections......................................................................................
Power supply........................................................................................................
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Service instructions
Commissioning
Commissioning steps – Overview........................................................................
Inserting the SIM card .........................................................................................
Entering the SIM card PIN....................................................................................
Sending the commissioning SMS to the Vitocom 100 .........................................
Creating SMS templates in the mobile phone......................................................
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SMS commands
Notes on SMS commands....................................................................................
Changing the access code...................................................................................
Language selection..............................................................................................
Entering information text......................................................................................
Entering a mobile phone number.........................................................................
Entering operating mode changeover..................................................................
Entering SIM card credit (prepaid only)................................................................
Entering the cost for sending one SMS (prepaid only).........................................
Entering SIM card valid from date (prepaid only).................................................
Re-starting the Vitocom 100 and selection resets................................................
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27
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LED indications
LED descriptions.................................................................................................. 32
Reception quality (Field strength)......................................................................... 32
SMS transmission indication................................................................................ 32
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Scanning
Scanning current settings..................................................................................... 31
Index
Index (cont.)
Troubleshooting
Interpreting the LED flashing patterns.................................................................. 33
Fault messages.................................................................................................... 33
Specification....................................................................................................... 35
Certificates
Declaration of conformity...................................................................................... 36
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Keyword index.................................................................................................... 37
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Safety and liability
Safety and liability
Danger
The Vitocom radio signals (from
communication via mobile
phone) may interfere particularly
with pacemakers, hearing aids
and defibrillators.
If you use any such equipment,
please avoid the immediate vicinity of the operational Vitocom.
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Please note
The Vitocom only relays faults of
connected Vitotronic control units
and of the components connected to its configured inputs. For
technical details, see the installation and service instructions of
the appliances.
Conditions for fault messages:
■ The Vitotronic control units
and the Vitocom must be configured correctly.
■ The Vitocom message paths
must be established.
■ The heating system and functionality of the message facilities must be checked at regular
intervals.
■ In order that messages can still
be transferred during a power
failure, we recommend using a
UPS (uninterruptible power
supply).
■ For further improvement of the
operational reliability of the
heating system, we recommend allowing for supplementary measures, e.g. frost protection or monitoring for water
damage.
Liability
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We accept no liability for SMS and e-mail
services provided by network operators.
The terms and conditions of the relevant
network operators therefore apply.
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Viessmann accepts no liability for loss of
profit, unattained savings, or other direct
or indirect consequential losses resulting
from the use of the Vitocom or the software, nor for losses resulting from inappropriate use.
The Viessmann General Terms and
Conditions apply; these are listed in the
relevant current Viessmann pricelist.
Preparing for installation
System requirements
Heating system
Message paths/Message targets
■ For 1 heating system with Viessmann
heat source and Viessmann control
unit.
■ The control unit is connected to the
Vitocom 100 via the KM BUS.
■ Mains socket 230 V/50 Hz or optional
connection in accordance with safety
category II.
■ Mobile phone for receiving and sending messages as SMS.
Up to two mobile phones can be specified as message recipients.
■ Adequate radio signal (field strength)
for the selected mobile network where
the Vitocom 100 is sited.
■ The SIM card must be enabled by the
mobile phone provider at the time of
commissioning.
SIM card requirements:
– SMS facility
– Bi-directional function (sending and
receiving)
Note
SIM cards approved for use with the
Vitocom 100:
■ T-Mobile (standard for Vitocom 100
with SIM card)
■ Vodafone
■ E-Plus
■ At the time of publication of this
document the transmission range of
the Vitocom 100 has only been tested with the tested SIM cards (for
use with the Vitocom 100). The perfect function of the Vitocom 100 can
only be guaranteed with tested SIM
cards.
■ The SMS transmission is a service
provided by the mobile phone network
operator. We cannot accept liability for
the radio reception of the Vitocom 100
if changes are implemented by the
mobile phone operator.
■ The radio reception of the Vitocom 100
has not been tested with all types of
mobile phone. Although no restrictions
could be detected with any of the tested mobile phones, the perfect function of the Vitocom 100 cannot be
guaranteed for all available mobile
phones.
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The SIM cards have been tested at a reference location. Perfect operation cannot be guaranteed in some regions.
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Installation
Mobile network
Important information regarding system limitations
Preparing for installation
Vitocom 100 functions
Summary of functions
B
C
D
E
A
A Viessmann control unit
B KM BUS cable
C Vitocom 100
D Aerial (not extendible)
E Mobile phone
Remote switching
The operating mode of the heating circuits connected to the control unit can be
switched over.
Note
Connect the control unit to the
Vitocom 100 via a KM BUS.
Remote scanning
The following settings of the Vitocom 100
can be scanned:
■ 2 mobile phone numbers that can be
notified in case of faults.
■ SIM card credit (prepaid).
■ SIM card current date and expiry (prepaid).
■ Cost of one SMS (stored value).
■ Information text for designating the
system and the digital input.
■ Selected language.
Remote monitoring
Note
In a LON system, only that control unit
is monitored that is connected to the
Vitocom 100 via the KM BUS.
■ The Vitocom 100 monitors appliances/
devices connected to the digital input.
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The following are automatically signalled
as SMS via the mobile phone network:
■ Faults.
■ Expiry of SIM card (prepaid).
■ Notification regarding resetting the
current date after a power failure.
Note
The dates "AKTDAT" and "ENDDAT"
only need to be entered with a prepaid
SIM card for monitoring the available
credit.
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■ The Vitocom 100 monitors heating
systems with Viessmann control units
connected to the Vitocom 100 via KM
BUS.
Installation sequence
Installing the Vitocom 100
Information on installation location:
■ Adequate strength of reception.
Note
Adequate strength of reception using
a mobile phone and a SIM card from
same mobile phone operator, see
page 32.
Install the aerial (not extendible) in a
favourable location:
■ To a suitable metal surface using the
magnet that is integrated in the aerial.
■ To a smooth, clean and dry surface
using the adhesive pad provided.
Installation
■ Maintain the max. cable length (total
length of all cable lengths of KM BUS
subscribers up to 50 m)
■ Power plug of the Vitocom 100 must
be easily accessible.
1.
3.
4x
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Installation sequence
Overview of electrical connections
Opening the enclosure
AB
C D EF G
H
KL
OPE
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3
7
4
N
LO
CK
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1
PONM
A KM BUS cable (plug aVG supplied)
B Aerial cable (standard delivery)
C KM BUS terminals
D Plug-in connection to the wiring
chamber
E SIM card holder
F GSM modem
G PIN rotary selector
H Perforation for the strain relief
recess, digital input
K Cable entry, digital input 230 V~ (for
additional appliance)
L Power cable
M Green LED
N Yellow LED
O Red LED
P Pushbutton for setting the PIN
Only for connecting an additional appliance to the digital input and gaining
access to the mains terminals.
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Opening the wiring chamber
Installation sequence
Overview of electrical connections (cont.)
Danger
There is a risk of electric shock or
damage to the device when working in the wiring chamber with
the power connected.
Disconnect the equipment from
the mains before lifting off the
upper PCB.
1. Carefully push in all 3 clips with a pair
of pliers.
2. Lift off the top PCB.
Installation
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Installation sequence
Overview of electrical connections (cont.)
AB
C UT
S R
A KM BUS cable (plug aVG supplied)
B Aerial cable (standard delivery)
C KM BUS terminals
K Cable entry, digital input 230 V~ (for
additional appliance)
KL
L Power cable
R Mains terminals, 230 V/50 Hz
S Digital input terminals 230 V~
T Transformer
U Plug-in connection to upper PCB
Connecting the Vitocom 100
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Note
If there are several KM BUS subscribers
(e.g. remote control), use KM BUS distributor (part no. 7415 028, accessory).
Total cable length for all KM BUS subscribers up to 50 m.
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Installation sequence
V
4 3 2 1
X5
145
1 2
C
W
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
X3
X
X4
X14
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aVG
X4
27
26
25
24
23
27
26
25
24
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X1
Z
Y
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X2
5 4 3 2 1
X3
C KM BUS terminals in the
Vitocom 100 (see page 10)
V ■ Vitotronic control unit for small
floorstanding boilers (not for
Vitotronic 200, type KW6...)
■ Vitotronic control units with a B in
their type designation for floorstanding medium-sized and
industrial/commercial boilers
(from 4/2011)
■ Vitotronic control unit for heat
pumps
■ Vitotronic heating circuit control
units (observe information on
page 8)
W Wall mounted gas boilers (MY 1999
to 2004)
(If an extension kit for one heating
circuit with mixer has already been
connected via plug "X5" to the wall
mounted boiler, connect the
Vitocom 100 KM BUS to this plug in
parallel.)
X Vitotronic control unit for wall mounted and storage combi boilers and
Vitotronic 200, Type KW6...)
or
KM BUS distributor
y Control unit for Vitodens 300-W,
type WB3E
Z Heat pump control unit WPR 300
(terminals X1.25 and X2.25 on PCB
LP3)
or
KM BUS distributor
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Installation
Connecting the Vitocom 100 (cont.)
Installation sequence
Digital input connections
Using this input, external signals can be
hooked up as mains voltage signals with
230 V ~.
■ The input signal is monitored by the
Vitocom 100 and the fault is signalled
via SMS.
■ The text of the SMS can be individually
composed.
SMS command "ditext" (see
page 25).
3.
1.
Removing the upper PCB (see
page 11).
2.
Danger
There is a risk of electric shock or
damage to the device when working in the wiring chamber with
the power connected.
Pull the power plug prior to commencing any work.
Danger
If an appliance is connected to
the digital input of the
Vitocom 100, mains power of
230 V~ can still be present at terminals C (see diagram on
page 15) even if the power supply plug has been pulled.
Check whether the digital input
terminals are 'live' and isolate
from the power supply, if
required.
Note
At the removed PCB, carefully break out
the recess for the top part of the strain
relief H along the perforation (see diagram on page 10).
Please note
To prevent short circuits or damage to the Vitocom 100,
ensure that the digital input and
the Vitocom 100 power supply
are connected to the same
phase.
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Installation sequence
Digital input connections (cont.)
C Digital input
D 230 V~ voltage signal
E Message signal via switching contact
F Message signal via contactor relay
Installation
Connection example for an additional
appliance
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A Vitocom 100 wiring chamber
B Power supply 230 V/50 Hz
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Installation sequence
Power supply
Directives
Regulations
Implement the power supply and protective measures (e.g. RCD circuit) in
accordance with IEC 60364-4-41, the
connection requirements of the local
power supply utility and VDE regulations
[or local regulations].
Protect the power cable to the control
unit or the Vitocom 100 according to regulations.
The "emergency stop" must be installed
outside the installation room and must be
able to isolate all non-earthed conductors simultaneously with at least 3 mm
contact separation. We additionally recommend installing an AC/DC-sensitive
RCD (RCD class B
) for DC (fault)
currents that can occur with energy efficient equipment.
For oil and gas combustion equipment in
excess of 100 kW the Sample Combustion Ordinance [Germany] "FeuVo"
specifies the on-site installation of an
"emergency stop" outside the installation
room. Observe the national combustion
equipment ordinance for your local
region. In the case of combustion equipment to EN 50156-1, the "emergency
stop" installed on site must meet the
requirements of EN 50156-1.
Connection via the "emergency stop" (mains isolator)
G
F
L1
A N
PE
B
C
E
D
A Power supply 230 V/50Hz
B Fuse
C Single phase safety socket (on
site)
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When the heating system is switched off
via the mains isolator, the Vitocom 100
is also switched off.
No more on-site faults are signalled. It is
no longer possible to change the operating mode remotely.
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Power supply (cont.)
D Control unit power supply connection
E Junction box (on site)
F Mains isolator, two-pole, on site (if
installed)
G Vitocom 100
Connection independent of the "emergency stop" (mains isolator)
Installation
When the heating system is switched off
via the mains isolator, the Vitocom 100
continues to function.
On-site faults continue to be signalled.
G
F
C
L1
A N
PE
BE
D
A Power supply 230 V/50 Hz
B Fuse
C Single phase safety socket (on
site)
D Control unit power supply connection
E Junction box (on site)
F Mains isolator, two-pole, on site
(if installed)
G Vitocom 100
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Note
A fault is signalled if the control unit fails
or is switched off (e.g. when filling the
heating system).
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Commissioning
Commissioning steps – Overview
Condition:
Adequate reception quality (see
page 9).
1. Inserting the SIM card (see the following chapter).
There must be no SMS messages
saved on the SIM card.
Note
Observe the system requirements for
the SIM card (see page 7).
2. Connect power plug or switch ON
mains isolator.
4. Sending the commissioning SMS to
the Vitocom 100 (see page 21).
5. Option:
Creating SMS templates in the
mobile phone (see page 22).
6. Only prepaid:
Entering the current date and expiry
date of the SIM card (see
page 28).
7. Only prepaid:
SIM card credit and cost of a SMS for
monitoring the credit of prepaid SIM
card (see page 27).
3. Enter SIM card PIN (see page 20).
Note
After entering the PIN, the Vitocom
100 is commissioned exclusively via
SMS messages using a mobile
phone.
Inserting the SIM card
Please note
Inserting the SIM card with the
mains voltage applied can damage the device or the SIM card.
Pull the mains plug before inserting the SIM card.
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Commissioning
Inserting the SIM card (cont.)
OP
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EN
1.
0
1
2.
OPEN
4.
LOCK
3.
1. Slide the metal slider of the SIM card
holder in the direction of the hinge
("OPEN"), thereby unlocking the
holder.
5. Slide the metal slider of the SIM card
holder in the direction of the opening
("LOCK"), thereby locking the
holder.
2. Swivel the SIM card holder
upwards.
6. Insert the power plug into its socket.
All 3 LED's (see page 10) flash (for
LED flashing intervals, see
page 32).
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3. Slide the SIM card into the holder with
contacts facing downwards.
4. Swivel the SIM card holder downwards.
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Service
5.
Commissioning
Entering the SIM card PIN
Once a PIN has been entered it remains
permanently in force, even after a power
failure.
Entering the PIN at the Vitocom 100
Note
PIN input is terminated if nothing is
entered within 30 seconds of a previous
entry or if not all four digits have been
entered.
3. With the PIN rotary selector (G) set
the first figure of the PIN and confirm
by briefly pressing pushbutton (P).
The red LED (O) extinguishes
briefly.
1. Open the casing (see page 10).
4. Repeat previous step for each digit of
the PIN.
After the 4th and final digit has been
entered, the red LED (O) flashes 3
times and remains off.
2. Hold down the pushbutton for setting
the PIN (P) for 5 s.
Only the red LED (O) illuminates,
and the device is in "input" mode.
Entering the PIN at the Vitotronic control units
Not all Vitotronic control units are equipped with this service function.
For this, see the respective installation and service instructions.
Control unit for constant temperature
operation
1. Calling up the service level at the
Vitotronic control unit:
Press OK and
simultaneously for
approx. 4 s.
The following flashes on the display:
Ü.
2. Confirm with OK.
5. Press / to select the position of the
digit to be entered.
6. Press / to enter the corresponding
PIN digit.
7. Confirm with OK.
Control unit for weather-compensated operation
1. To call up the "service functions"
at the Vitotronic control unit:
Press OK and
simultaneously for
approx. 4 s.
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3. With / select 8.
4. Confirm with OK.
The number of remaining attempts
appears on the left.
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Commissioning
Entering the SIM card PIN (cont.)
2. Press / "to select Vitocom PIN
code input".
3. Confirm with OK.
4. Press / to enter the PIN digits one
by one.
Press / to move to the next position.
5. Confirm with OK.
Sending the commissioning SMS to the Vitocom 100
1. Entering the access code
The access code protects the
Vitocom 100 against misuse.
In the delivered condition, the access
code has been set to 1111.
Note
Following the commissioning of the
Vitocom 100 we recommend changing the access code (see page 23).
The following text is transmitted to the
mobile phone number of the Vitocom
100:
Commissioning SMS in English (en)
1111þen
The Vitocom 100 automatically recognises and saves the mobile phone number
of the sender.
2. Entering the language
Select the language abbreviation from
the table on page 24.
Between the access code and the language abbreviation enter a space þ .
Reply SMS
Service
1st reply SMS
1111
CODE
INFO
MOBNR1 "017..."
MOBNR2
BAHKx
x=1...3
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The sender will immediately receive two
SMS replies. Both SMS messages contain a list of the SMS commands. The
sender's mobile phone number is
already stored under "MOBNR1".
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Commissioning
Sending the commissioning SMS to the Vitocom … (cont.)
2nd reply SMS
1111
SPRACHE
VWERT
SMSWERT
AKTDAT
ENDDAT
DITEXT
Note
After commissioning ensure that the correct mobile phone numbers of those individuals are entered who should be notified in case the heating system develops
a fault.
Reply SMS are always sent by the
Vitocom 100 to the mobile phone numbers.
Creating SMS templates in the mobile phone
You may save the SMS commands as
templates.
Create at least one SMS template in your
mobile phone so that the access code is
saved and can be retrieved if the code is
forgotten.
Note
When changing the access code (see
page 23), always update the SMS templates with the new access code. The
Vitocom 100 automatically sends the
new access code as SMS immediately
after input.
Example:
Switching off the central heating and
DHW (with frost protection):
Selecting operating mode 5 for heating
circuit 1
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SMS template text from user
1111þbahk1þ5
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SMS commands
Notes on SMS commands
■ The access code must always be at
the start of the SMS command.
■ Several SMS commands can be collated into one SMS (not with the SMS
command "reset").
■ One space þ is required between the
access code and one or several commands.
■ The text length of a SMS command is
restricted to 70 characters. If the text
is longer it will be truncated after the
final permitted character.
■ Upper and lower case can be used.
SMS from the user
"code":
Entering the access code
"mobnr2": Entry of a 2nd mobile phone
number
"bahk4 0": Changing the operating mode
(0 = DHW only) of heating circuit 4
Example:
SMS with 3 SMS commands:
SMS from the user
1111þcodeþ1234
þmobnr2þ017198765432
þbahk4þ0
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1234 CODE 1234 OK MOBNR2
017198765432 OK BAHK4 0 ERROR
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
"OK":
Change accepted
"OK":
Change accepted
"ERROR": Change not accepted (only
3 heating circuits are permissible).
Changing the access code
Example:
Changing the access code from "1111"
to, for example, "1234"
SMS from the user
1111þcodeþ1234
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1234 CODE 1234 OK
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■ Delivered condition = 1111.
■ Enter only 4-digit access code (numbers 0 to 9); longer inputs will be curtailed.
■ The Vitocom 100 automatically sends
the new access code as SMS to the
mobile phone numbers immediately
after input.
■ Update SMS templates (see page 22)
with new access code.
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Service
SMS command "Code"
SMS commands
Changing the access code (cont.)
Access code forgotten
You can scan the access code with the
"password" command. The Vitocom 100
replies by SMS to the mobile phone
numbers.
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 SAFECODE 1111
Example:
SMS from the user
password
Language selection
SMS command "sprache"
sk Slovakian
sv Swedish
Example:
Setting the language to "English"
SMS from the user
1111þspracheþen
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 SPRACHE en OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
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Language options:
cs Czech
da Danish
de German
en English
es Spanish
et Estonian
fr French
hu Hungarian
it Italian
lv Latvian
lt Lithuanian
nl Dutch
pl Polish
ru Russian
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SMS commands
Entering information text
SMS command "info"
Information text to identify the heating
system (e.g. name of the system operator, location of the system). This text is
sent by SMS to clearly identify systems,
e.g. within a fault or warning message.
Text input is limited to a max. of 30 characters; any more will be ignored.
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 INFO Heating system OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
Example:
SMS from the user
1111þinfoþHeating system
SMS command "ditext"
Information text for describing the appliance at the digital input or its function.
This text is sent by SMS to clearly identify systems, e.g. within a fault or warning
message.
Text input is limited to a max. of 30 characters; any more will be ignored.
Example:
Monitoring the fuel oil level.
SMS from the user
1111þditextþLow oil level
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 DITEXT Low oil level OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
Service
Entering a mobile phone number
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SMS command "mobnr1" and "mobnr2"
It is advisable to enter the emergency
call number of a heating contractor or
service company as the second mobile
phone number "mobnr2". This company
should be contracted to maintain the
heating system. The number of the janitor or other person who can be reached
with an alarm or fault message can also
be used.
Example:
Enter 2 mobile phone numbers to be
notified.
Note
Applies to both mobile phone numbers.
SMS from user:
1111þmobnr1þ01791234567
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SMS commands
Entering a mobile phone number (cont.)
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 MOBNR1 01791234567 OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
"mobnr2" deleting
Enter as mobile phone number 0.
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 MOBNR2 0 OK
SMS from the user
1111þmobnr2þ0
Entering operating mode changeover
SMS command "bahk1", "bahk2" or "bahk3"
The operating mode of up to three heating circuits ("...hc1" for heating circuit 1
etc.) can be changed over with the
Vitocom 100.
Weather-compensated control unit
Note
Changeover is not possible when the
holiday program is active.
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Associated commands
0
DHW only:
DHW heating and frost protection monitoring
1
Constantly reduced:
Central heating with reduced room temperature without DHW heating
2
Constantly standard:
Central heating with standard room temperature plus DHW heating
3 or 4
Heating according to time program:
Heating with standard or reduced room temperature and DHW, as
per selected time program
5
Standby mode:
Switching off central heating and DHW; frost protection only
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SMS commands
Entering operating mode changeover (cont.)
Constant temperature control unit
Note
Switching the operating mode for the
heating system via a clock thermostat (if
installed) takes priority.
Associated commands
0
DHW only:
DHW heating and frost protection monitoring
1, 2, 3 or 4
Constantly standard:
Central heating with standard room temperature and DHW heating
5
Standby mode:
Switching off central heating and DHW; frost protection only
Example:
Selecting operating mode 5 for heating
circuit 1.
SMS from the user
1111þbahk1þ5
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 BAHK1 Standby mode OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
Entering SIM card credit (prepaid only)
SMS command "vwert"
Example:
Putting a credit of €25.00 onto the SIM
card.
Note
Scan see page 31.
The Vitocom 100 sends the following
warning SMS:
■ 30 SMS left
■ 20 SMS left
■ 10 SMS left
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SMS from the user
1111þvwertþ25.00
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 VWERT 25.00 OK
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Amount that has been put onto the SIM
card.
Input as figure without unit; decimal
points with comma or full stop.
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Entering SIM card credit (prepaid only) (cont.)
Example:
Warning SMS
1111 Deposit for only 30 SMS left
Entering the cost for sending one SMS (prepaid only)
SMS command "smswert"
Input as figure without unit; decimal
points with comma or full stop.
SMS from the user
1111þsmswertþ0.19
Example:
Entering cost of €0.19 per SMS.
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 SMSWERT 0.19 OK
Entering SIM card valid from date (prepaid only)
SMS commands "aktdat" and "enddat"
Information on contract SIM cards
However, if the mobile phone contract is
terminated, this function can be used as
a reminder of the expiry date.
Input of the start date (SMS command
"aktdat") and end date (SMS command
"enddat") concerning the SIM card validity.
Example:
SMS from the user
1111þaktdatþ11.05.2011
Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 AKTDAT 11.05.2011 OK
Note
Scan see page 31.
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The date can be specified in the following formats:
■ D.M.YYYY or DD.MM.YYYY
Day (D) and Month (M), 1 or 2 digits
■ DD.MM.YY or DD.MM.YYYY
Year (Y) as 2 or 4 digits
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SMS commands
Entering SIM card valid from date (prepaid only) (cont.)
Message in the case of incorrect input
Example:
A current date "aktdat" has been entered
that occurs later than the end date "enddat".
The Vitocom 100 sends the following
warning SMS:
Warning SMS as error message
1111
ENDDAT 10.05.2011 ERROR
AKTDAT 11.05.2011 ERROR
Warning SMS
Please note
An invalid SIM card has the effect
that the remote monitoring of the
heating system and any additional connected components will
not function.
If the end of the validity period
was specified with "enddat", then
the Vitocom 100 will send 3 warning SMS in good time prior to the
expiry of validity:
■ 60 days left
■ 30 days left
■ 10 days left
Example:
Warning SMS
1111 Runtime only 30 days left
Note
If information text (SMS command
"info", see page 25) was entered, that
text will be shown in this warning SMS.
Example:
Warning SMS with information text
1111 Heating system runtime only 30
days left
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SMS commands
Re-starting the Vitocom 100 and selection resets
SMS command "reset"
Associated commands:
0 Restart the Vitocom 100.
No deletion of settings.
1 Returning all settings into their delivered condition, except PIN.
The commissioning SMS must be
retransmitted.
2 Returning all settings into their delivered condition.
The entire commissioning procedure
must be repeated.
Note
This reset can be effected by holding
down the pushbutton for entering the
PIN (P) (see page 20) for at least
60 s.
Note
The Vitocom 100 does not issue a reply
SMS to "reset" commands.
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Example:
SMS from the user
1111þresetþ1
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Scanning
Scanning current settings
Note
With the exception of the command
"password", a scanning command is
always followed by a question mark without space.
sprache?
info?
mobnr1?
mobnr2?
password
smswert?
aktdat?
enddat?
ditext?
vwert?
Example:
SMS from the user
1111þinfo?
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Reply SMS from the Vitocom 100
1111 INFO Heating system
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LED indications
LED descriptions
The Vitocom 100 is equipped with three
LEDs on its top PCB (see diagram on
page 10).
Red LED
Yellow LED
Green LED
Reception quality indicator.
Connection being built indicator/SMS transmission started.
Connection made indicator/SMS transmission completed.
Reception quality (Field strength)
Red LED
Constantly ON
1.5 s ON – 0.5 s OFF
1 s ON – 1 s OFF
0.5 s ON – 1.5 s OFF
Permanently off
Permanently off
Quality of reception
very good
good
satisfactory
adequate
inadequate
not dialled in
SMS transmission indication
LED indicator
Yellow LED ON (connection is being built).
Green LED also illuminates (connection made).
Yellow and green LEDs go OFF after approx. 5s.
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Prepare to send SMS.
SMS being sent.
SMS successfully sent.
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Troubleshooting
Interpreting the LED flashing patterns
Behaviour of unit
Meaning/cause of problem
After the mains voltAppliance not yet operaage has been connec- tional.
ted, all 3 LED's illuminate.
Yellow LED flashes in ■ SIM card not inserted.
0.5 second intervals. ■ PIN code not recognised.
Yellow LED permanently on.
No dial-in to GSM mobile
phone network possible
within 2 minutes.
Measures
■ Carry out commissioning.
■ Insert SIM card.
■ Re-enter PIN code.
■ Check SIM card in any
mobile phone.
■ Check aerial position.
■ Trigger a reset by briefly
pressing the pushbutton for
entering the PIN and making another attempt to dial
in.
Fault messages
Faults on the Vitocom 100
Fault
Digital input
Fault message SMS
Digital input (DE1): 230V <EE-text>
KM BUS interruption
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Note
If information text (SMS command "ditext", see
page 25) was entered, that text will be shown in this
fault message SMS.
Power failure - Disconnection KM BUS
Control unit faults
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The Vitocom 100 monitors Viessmann
control units connected via the KM BUS.
Faults are passed on, e.g. to the mobile
phone number.
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Please note
If a Vitotronic 200-H heating circuit control unit is connected via
the LON to the Vitotronic control
unit, that will not be monitored by
the Vitocom 100.
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Troubleshooting
Fault messages (cont.)
To monitor the Vitotronic 200-H,
connect the central fault message output gÖ with the digital
input of the Vitocom 100 (see
page 15). Match the information
text to the function of the digital
input (SMS command "ditext",
see page 25) accordingly.
Fault message SMS from the Vitocom
100
1111 Heating system emergency
mode outside temp 10
SMS explanation:
The outside temperature sensor at the
heating system has suffered a short circuit (indicated by fault code 10 of the
control unit). The system is in "emergency mode".
Note
The Vitocom 100 re-transmits the same
fault message if the fault has not been
removed after 24 h.
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Complete list of all fault messages
Corresponding installation and
service instructions
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Specification
Specification
Rated voltage
Rated frequency
Power consumption
Safety category
IP rating
Function
Permiss. ambient temperature
■ During operation
230 V∼
50 Hz
4W
II
IP 41 to EN 60529; ensure through appropriate
design and installation
Type 1 B as per EN 60730-1
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0 to +55°C
Installation in living spaces or boiler rooms (standard ambient conditions)
■ During storage and transport −20 to +85 °C
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Certificates
Declaration of conformity
We, Viessmann Werke GmbH&Co KG, D-35107 Allendorf, declare as sole responsible body that the Vitocom 100, type GSM product complies with the following
standards:
EN 50 090-2–2
EN 55 014-1
EN 55 014-2
EN 55 022
EN 55 024
EN 60 730-1
EN 61 000-4-2
EN 61 000-4-3
EN 61 000-4-4
EN 61 000-4-5
EN 61 000-4-6
EN 61 000-4-11
EN 61 000-6-2
EN 61 000-6-3
This product is identified with _ in accordance with the following Directives:
89/336/EEC
Allendorf, 01 April 2011
Viessmann Werke GmbH&Co KG
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Keyword index
Keyword index
A
Access code
■ Changing........................................23
■ Forgotten........................................24
C
Cable lengths.......................................9
Commissioning steps.........................18
Connecting the Vitocom 100..............12
Connection
■ Additional appliance.......................15
■ Boiler control unit............................13
■ Control units for wall mounted and
storage combi boilers.....................13
■ Control units for wall mounted gas boilers (MY 1999 to 2004)....................13
■ Vitodens 300-W, type WB3E..........13
■ Vitotronic 200 heat pump control
unit..................................................13
■ WPR 300 heat pump control unit....13
Controls..............................................10
Controls overview..............................10
Control unit faults...............................33
Creating SMS templates in the mobile
phone.................................................22
D
Diagnosis...........................................33
Digital input..................................12, 15
Display element overview..................10
Display elements................................10
I
Installation sequence...........................9
Installing the aerial...............................9
K
KM BUS subscribers..........................13
L
Language selection............................24
LED indications..................................32
Liability.................................................6
M
Mobile phone number
■ Deleting..........................................26
■ Entering..........................................25
O
Opening the enclosure.......................10
Opening the wiring chamber..............10
P
PIN input
■ Control unit for constant temperature
operation.........................................20
■ Control unit for weather-compensated
operation.........................................20
■ Vitocom 100....................................20
Power supply.....................................15
■ Regulations.....................................16
Power supply connection
■ Independent of the mains isolator. .17
■ Via the mains isolator.....................16
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Electrical connections........................10
Entering information text....................25
Entering operating mode changeover26
Entering SIM card credit....................27
Entering SIM card valid from date......28
Entering the cost for sending one SMS28
Entering the date................................28
F
Fault diagnosis...................................33
Fault messages..................................33
Faults on the Vitocom 100.................33
Field strength.....................................32
Field strength indication.....................32
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Keyword index
Keyword index (cont.)
R
Reception quality...............................32
Removing the top PCB......................10
Reply SMS.........................................21
Resetting selections...........................30
Restarting the Vitocom 100................30
T
Troubleshooting.................................33
V
Vitocom 100 functions..........................8
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S
Safety...................................................6
Scanning current settings..................31
Sending the commissioning SMS to the
Vitocom 100.......................................21
SIM card
■ Entering credit................................18
■ Insert...............................................18
■ Inserting..........................................18
SMS commands.................................23
Specification ......................................35
Strength of reception............................9
System limitations................................7
System requirements...........................7
■ Message paths.................................7
■ Message targets...............................7
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Viessmann Limited
Hortonwood 30, Telford
Shropshire, TF1 7YP, GB
Telephone: +44 1952 675000
Fax: +44 1952 675040
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Serial No.:
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