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2.2.5 S
TATUS 
P
AGE
 
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Figure 14 Status Page
 
 
The status page (Figure 14) is displayed when a 
boiler is selected on the Home page. The status 
page displays the current condition of the boiler 
and displays some of the more important 
configuration settings.  The boiler name is 
displayed in the title bar of the status page. 
 
NOTE:  
When the boiler has no name defined, the 
display will use the Modbus address to identify 
the boiler.
 
 
The standard status page displayed for the 
Triple-flex boiler contains summary status 
information as shown in Figure 14.  Any status 
information not applicable for the installation is 
blanked out on the screen.  Buttons on this 
screen include: 
 
Configure:
  
Used to configure the R7910 (see “Configuration 
Page” 2.2.6 page 18 for m
ore details). 
 
Operation:
 
 
Used to perform daily/frequent functions with the 
R7910, such as setpoint adjustment, etc. (See 
“Operation Page” 2.2.11 page 22 for more 
details.) 
 
Diagnostic:
  
Used to view R7910 diagnostic information. 
 
Details:
  
Used to view boiler detail status information. 
 
History:
  
Used to view R7910 history. 
 
Modulation:
  
Used to toggle between two different status 
displays: modulation, and setpoints. 
 
2.2.6 C
ONFIGURATION 
P
AGE
 
► ►CONFIGURE 
 
Figure 15 Configuration Menu Page
 
 
The configuration page allows the user to view 
and set parameters that define how the boiler 
functions in the hydronic heating system. 
 
Configuration parameters for any boiler 
connected in the Global Modbus™ network can 
be accessed from the display.  Press the boiler’s 
button on the Home page to acess the Status 
page. Pressing the Configure button on the 
status page starts a configuration session.  The 
configuration page contains a menu of 
parameters grouped into functional areas that 
the user selects for configuration (see Figure 
15). 
 
 
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No specific order for configuring the boiler is 
required. All parameters are enabled for editing, 
though some may not be applicable (e.g., a 
configuration parameter may disable a boiler 
feature). Selecting a parameter group from the 
menu displays parameters exclusively