ABB Busch-triton ID panel - how to use it and turn on the heating?

DeathClaw18 wrote:

The problem is that I don’t have a user manual for this, and I can’t find one anywhere.

Probably because there is no such thing as a user manual. There is only a programming manual for installers.
http://pdf.archiexpo.com/pdf/abb-stotz-kontak...-manual-lighting-control/53659-41509-_66.html
http://ebookbrowse.com/th-hb-triton-abb-rev01-de-pdf-d335854572
http://www.knx-gebaeudesysteme.de/sto_g/_All/INSTRUCTIONS/BA_73_1_7426_6320-500.PDF
http://www.knx-gebaeudesysteme.de/sto_g/Engli...NS/2CDC500067M0201_ApplikationsHB_HVAC_EN.pdf

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Unfortunately, I can’t find this out from the flat owner either, so I’m counting on you experts.

The instructions and list of pre-programmed functions should be provided on a CD containing installation instructions and files for KNX/EIB.

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Any tips or links to a user manual, even for a similar model, would be very welcome.

There are no markings on this panel; the valve actuators on the radiators only bear the company name. I have no idea about IDs, so it took me several hours to work out what’s installed in this house and find the model of this panel. Unfortunately, apart from knowing what it is, finding the installation documentation and what can be downloaded from the link above – I know practically nothing else that I need...

Does anyone know how to operate this, have one at home, have installed one for someone, perhaps know the meaning of the icons displayed on this panel, or how to set the room temperature? I would be very, very grateful for any tips.

Best regards.

A control panel of this type can be programmed however you like, which is why a description of the available functions is so important. It can be programmed in several ways.
1. Pressing the button on the left turns on, and the one on the right turns off, e.g. the light or heating.
2. A short press of the left-hand key in row 1 switches on lighting scene no. 1
A short press of the right-hand key in row 1 switches on lighting scene no. 2
A short press of the left-hand button in row 2 activates lighting scene no. 3
A short press of the left-hand button in row 2 turns the light off.
The bottom row can control the temperature. The left button decreases it, the right button increases it.
3. Pressing the button on the left of row 1 briefly alternates between switching the light on and off.

And a few other ways as well.
There may also be temperature control in different modes, e.g.
standby -19°C, comfort - 21°C, econo - 15°C.
The bottom button is most likely responsible for temperature control.

The LEDs may indicate when a function is active, the current status of a function, or serve as a ‘guide’ at night.

No button has a factory-assigned function.

DeathClaw18 wrote:

Hello,

I owe you a huge favour for these materials.

Generally speaking, at the moment it only controls the lighting. Please tell me, is it possible to get hold of this board with the software from somewhere? How is it actually loaded onto the chip?

You’ll need an RS232 or USB communication interface, if you don’t already have one. A ‘full’ RS232 cable, if it’s an RS232 interface.
The ETS4 demo or lite version for 100€, downloaded from KNX.org

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So, do I understand correctly that it is also possible to control the temperature in each room separately, or will all the radiators turn on and heat up to the set temperature?

Best regards.

My crystal ball is being repaired, and I only drink coffee from a machine, so reading tea leaves is out of the question.

You need to tell me what you have.

Example of Abb Triton programming
http://www.fachowyelektryk.pl/index.php/porad...etryzacja-urzadzen-knx-w-programie-ets-4.html