Heat pump in the transition period

Why my posts with important hints and questions were immediately deleted will of course not be explained.
Questions to the OP:
Why set so warm? Is it an existing building and was the heat pump retrofitted?
I find the cycle duration just about okay, it is rather strange that it starts again so quickly.
Do you find a point with hysteresis?

Just reading these settings like "standby mode 75%" makes me feel sick. Why are most heat pumps equipped with such stupid regulations (Vaillant thread with 529 pages is also amazing).
Sorry, I can’t help you there. My heat pump doesn’t have any such settings. Pana is much simpler without such nonsensical options.

I set the standby mode because I thought that less power meant longer runtime.

Maybe. No idea. Just turn up the pulse lock (180 min?).

Yes, so you can try both. Set the switching differential to 8 or something like that and increase the frequency lock. If you then go to 45 standby mode, it might run through more easily. But it could also get too cold. Was a room-by-room heating load calculation done?