DELTA DORE 620 Manuel utilisateur

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Mary V.

What is the difference between the 2 zones?

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The main difference lies in the management and grouping of devices according to the model owned: the DRIVER 620 Pack manages 2 programming zones, while the DRIVER 630 Pack manages 3 programming zones. Zones are used to group your receivers (convectors) to control them independently. The document details procedures for associating receivers specifically to Zone 1 (menu “zone rAd1”) or Zone 2 (menu “zone rAd2”). The document does not specify any default functional difference (such as different pre-established temperature settings) between the zones; they are intended to physically or logically separate the heating of your installation.

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Mary V.

Is the driver pre-set for temperatures?

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The device has several « default » configured settings, notably for the type of programming and heating commands, but it does not mention pre-set temperature setpoints (in degrees) from the factory. Default configurations include: Weekly programming type (0), 1-hour programming step (0), 6-order Pilot Wire type (0), and Economy mode (0). The document also states that the temperature probe can be calibrated (function 2-02) if there is a discrepancy between the displayed and actual temperatures. In a Pilot Wire system like this, precise temperatures are typically set directly on the convectors’ (radiators’) dials themselves, with the Driver sending commands (Comfort, Eco, etc.).

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Mary V.

What are the differences between the zones on the Driver 620 and Driver 630?

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The Driver 620 manages 2 programming zones, while the Driver 630 manages 3 zones. These zones allow receptors to be grouped and controlled independently.

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Mary V.

Does the driver have pre-set temperature values?

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The device has default settings for the programming type (weekly), time intervals (1 hour), and pilot wire (6 orders), but it does not have factory-set temperature degrees. Temperatures are typically adjusted directly on the connected heaters.

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Mary V.

How do the programming zones differ between the Driver 620 and 630 models?

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The Driver 620 manages 2 programming zones, while the Driver 630 manages 3 zones. These zones are used to group and control heating receivers independently.

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Mary V.

Are there factory-set temperature values on the Driver device?

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The device does not have pre-set temperature values in degrees. It uses default configurations for weekly programming and 6-order pilot wire signals. Temperatures are typically adjusted directly on the connected heating units.

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Mary V.

How many programming zones do the Driver 620 and 630 models manage?

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The Driver 620 manages 2 zones and the Driver 630 manages 3 zones, allowing receivers to be controlled independently in groups.

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Mary V.

Does the Driver come with pre-set temperature values?

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The device has default settings for programming types and orders (such as Economy), but specific temperature degrees must be set directly on the radiators.

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Mary V.

What are the differences between heating zones on the Driver 620 and 630?

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The Driver 620 manages two programming zones, whereas the Driver 630 manages three. These zones allow for grouping and independent control of heating receivers.

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Mary V.

Does the Driver come with pre-set temperature values?

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The device has default settings for programming types and Pilot Wire orders, but it does not have pre-set temperature values. Temperatures are typically adjusted directly on the radiators.

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Mary V.

What is the purpose of the different programming zones in the Driver 620 and 630?

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Programming zones are used to group receivers and control them independently. The Driver 620 supports 2 zones, while the Driver 630 supports 3.

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