Weather Compensation Question...AGAIN?

Can you post a photo like the one in post #9. What does the display show if you press the "Mode" button?

"The only thing I can adjust now for central heating temp now that the WC is fitted is the slope setting between 5 - 35."
This is NOT the slope, its the room set point, RSP, the slope I think was 1.4, this is the one I would suggest increasing to say 1.8 or even 2.0 and leave the RSP room set point at 20C, initially, this will raise the boiler flow temperature.
 
Photo attached of the screen once "Mode" button pressed. You can't tell from the photo but the radiator symbol is flashing to indicate that this option can now be selected. If I toggled the up/down button it would then shift to the hot water icon which will then flash.

As far as I know, the model I have is the first generation and any further adjustments to the slope is not possible. Could be wrong though.

I haven't ventured into the "Serv" or "Config" settings.
 

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If you look at my screen shots below you can see the effect of increasing the RSP has on the boiler Flowtemp. Just look up any other settings you wish.
You should have plenty of flowtemp available if required.

At 20C RSP and 5C OAT the boiler flowtemp set point is 45C
At 25C RSP and 5C OAT the boiler flowtemp set point is 58C
At 30C RSP and 5C OAT the boiler flowtemp set point is 65C
At 35C RSP and 5C OAT the boiler flowtemp set point is 75C

 

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Thanks for the links Johntheo5. I'll take my time and work through them. My current setting of 25 does seem to have improved things although the gas meter has taken a bit of a hit in the process.
 

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