Viewing the Away mode information

To view the basic information of the Away mode:

  1. Press the Change mode button until the icon of the Away mode appears on the display:
  2. Please wait until the main view of the Away mode opens:

    The main view shows a summary of the mode information.

  3. Select Away information:

    The first mode information screen opens:

    Figure 1. Away mode information CFi/MV

    This screen shows the following information:

    • Supply airShows the temperature of the air blown into the building and its set value (in brackets), if the supply air is warmer than the set value.
    • Extract (CFi) — Shows the current extract air flow (l/s or m3/h). The extract air flow setting is determined automatically based on the supply air flow, and the user cannot adjust it.
    • Supply (CFi) — Shows the current supply air flow (l/s or m3/h). If the air flow differs from the set value, the set value is shown in brackets. This can happen, for example, when the ventilation unit has automatically boosted the air flow.
    • Outdoor air (MV) — Shows the outdoor temperature.
    • Fan speed (MV) — Shows the fan speed. If the automatic fan speed boost is active, the set value is shown in brackets, followed by the real fan speed.
    • HR cell status:
      • Heat recoveryHeat from extract air is used to heat the outdoor air flowing in.
      • Cold recoveryExtract air cools the incoming outdoor air when it is at least two degrees cooler than the outdoor air.
      • BypassOutdoor air bypasses the HR cell either partially or completely.
      • HR cell defrost in progressThe HR cell is being defrosted.
  4. Select Right arrow. The second mode information screen opens:

    This screen shows the following information:

    • HumidityShows the highest relative humidity value measured by the ventilation unit.
    • Carbon dioxideShows the highest carbon dioxide value measured by the ventilation unit.
    • Replace filters — Shows the next recommended filter replacement date.
    • Time in operation — Shows how long the unit has been running.