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With BSB-LAN, you can do all the things that you can do using parameters that are available on the heater itself. If there is a parameter that allows you to do what you want, then BSB-LAN can do it. If there is not parameter like that, then you can't do it.
In the latter case, you can only force the behaviour by setting the corresponding setpoint temperature to a value that makes the pump go on or off respectively.
A workaround would be to use the relais test parameter and then actively "test" the relay that is connceted to the pump you want to control. However, this turns off all other relays and thus all other currently active functions. They will get back to their previous state once y…

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