When you click on a zone, the zone detail page loads. From this page you can:
- See the current temperature and heating in the zone.
- Change the mode of the zone by clicking on the mode selector button on the at the top right of the page (under the menu).
- See the weekly schedule / current settings for the zone.
- Access the zone sub-menu for more features and settings.
Current temperature and heating
On the left hand side of the zone details pages (in the grey area) up to 2 pieces of information can be displayed: <image of radiator room in timer mode, with measured temperature and set temperature>
- The measured temperature: This This is the current temperature in the zone, and is displayed if the zone has a device which feeds the temperature back to the app (such as a a Wireless Room Sensor or Wireless Room Thermostat).
- The colour of the measured temperature is an indicator as to whether the zone is calling for heat. If the temperature is blue, the zone is up to temperature and not calling for heat. When the measured temperature is orange, the zone is trying to heat up and so calling for heat (or on if it is an On/Off room).
- The set temperature: The The temperature the zone is currently controlling to.
- For an On/Off zone, this will display whether the zone is currently on or off.
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Mode selector
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The mode selector allows you to easily change the mode of a zone. <image of the mode selector>
To change the heating in the zone:
- The current mode icon is always displayed in the mode selector.
- To change mode, click on the mode selector and the other available modes will be displayed. Click on the mode you wish to change the zone to and the page will update.
If you wish to stay in the current mode, just select the smallest icon on the right hand side of the mode and the mode selector will close.
To find out more about each of the modes available, see the
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Activity icons
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Directly underneath the mode selector are 2 activity icons, which are:<image of the activity icons>
- The pre-heat symbol: This This symbol will light up when the room is heating due to the pre-heat settings, and greyed out otherwise. For more information on pre-heat, please see the later chapterthe 'Setup Pages' chapter.
- The occupancy symbol: This symbol will change when occupancy is detected, and changes in different ways depending on the mode of the room. For more information, please see the Modes chapters. check_mezone.
- In Sense & Footprint Mode:
- Greyed out: no occupancy detected
- Hollow icon: occupancy detected, but the required amount of occupancy has not been detected to call the heating on
- Solid icon: occupancy detected and a sufficient amount has been detected to call the heating on
- In other modes:
- Greyed out: no occupancy detected
- Hollow icon: occupancy detected
Info In Footprint Mode the occupancy symbol can be tapped to get more information on how much occupancy has been detected, and when the heating will turn on/off.
- In Sense & Footprint Mode:
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Current settings / schedule
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The detailed information for the zone is displayed under the mode selector. This changes based on the mode you have selected and the type of zone you are viewing. The main displays are:
- Off mode: For For radiator zones, this puts the system into frost protect whereby the heating will only turn on for that zone if the measured temperature drops below the temperature displayed in the on-screen message. For On/Off and TPI Zones, this will turn the zones off and they will no longer call for heat under any circumstances.
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- Timer mode: The The heating in the zone will follow a chosen schedule, as shown in the timer bars. You can change this schedule to suit your circumstances on a zone-by-zone and day-by-day basis. The settings you can choose from differ based on the type of zone you are viewing. To change the schedule for any day, click on the timer bar for the day you want to adjust.
<image of timer mode details in radiator room> - Sense mode: Similar to Timer mode, the system will follow a chosen schedule, which you can edit at will. In Sense mode, you can also select periods to only heat up if there is occupancy detected during the selected times, to save from heating empty rooms.
- Footprint mode: In In this mode the system will heat the zone based on whether the zone is normally used at this time, and if there is anyone currently using the zone. The timer bars are not clickable in this mode as the schedule is automatically created by your Genius Hub.
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- Override mode: This mode allows you to temporarily adjust the heating in the zone, by setting an override of a set temperature and duration. For On/Off zones, override switches the zone on for the duration set.
<image of override mode details in radiator room>
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Zone sub-menu
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On the right hand side of the Current schedule / settings title bar is the zone details sub-menu. The sub-menu provides options to access other pages related to the one you are currently viewing, perform quick actions or change the setup of the zone you are viewing.<image of zone details sub-menu, both the icon and the sub-menu with numbers>
The standard options on the zone details sub-menu are:
- Zone Chart
- Zone Setup
More options may be displayed depending on the mode is active for the viewed zone. These will be described in the chapter for the relevant mode.
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Chart
The chart pages display the historical heating and occupancy data for the zone you are viewing. For more information, please see the chapter on Charts. check_me
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the 'Charts' chapter.
Zone Setup
Setup pages allow you to change the configuration of a zone, such as its name, what devices are assigned to it and enable extra features such as pre-heating. For more information, please see
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the 'Setup pages' chapter.