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These instructions should be read in conjunction with the Boiler Installation and Service Instructions and left with the User when completed.

Please keep these instructions in a safe place.If you move house please hand them over to the next occupier.

Installation & Operating InstructionsWireless RF & Wired Digital

Programmable Room Thermostat

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Contents

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Section Page

1. General Information1.1 Safety measures 41.2 General assembly description 41.3 Technical data 5

2. Installation and Assembly2.1 Siting advice 62.2 Wiring and Wall mounting 72.3 Installation of the receiver

(Wireless RF version only) 82.4 Radio Link Communication

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3. Operation & Settings3.1 Function keys & Display 103.2 Operation and adjustment 113.3 Initial Start-up 113.4 Set the date and time 123.5 Setting the programmes 13

4. Operating Modes4.1 Operating Modes 164.2 Auto 164.3 Manual override 164.4 Manual ECO Fix 164.5 Cleaning mode e.g. Boiler servicing 174.6 Countdown mode 174.7 Party mode 174.8 Holiday mode 184.9 OFF mode 18

5. Low Battery5.1 Low Battery 18

6. Configuration Menus6.1 User menu 196.2 Installation menu 19

7. Installer Information7.1 Disposal 20

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1. General Information

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Danger of electric shockThe connection and installation of electrical devices should only be carried out by a personcompetent to do so.

1.1 Safety measures

It is imperative to observe the generally applicable safety measures, e.g. before starting any workon the appliance, switch off power supply and secure against switching on. Interventions in andchanges to the device result in the voiding of the warranty claim.

Observe your national regulations and the respective safety provisions.

1.2 General assembly description

This device is a single channel weekly programmer for use in combination with your heating system.

A Moveable sliding cover F DisplayB Keys for manual override function G Receiver unit (wireless version only)C Window H LED indicatorD Keyboard J Black buttonE Battery compartment

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1.3 Technical data

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TransmitterPower supply: 2 x 1.5 V AA LR6 alkaline batteriesBattery service life: 2 years (depending on switching frequency)Room temperature display resolution: 0.1ºCTemperature setting display: Program: +5ºC…+32ºC (0.5ºC steps)

Frost protection: 5ºC (adjustable 3ºC…7ºC)Time setting resolution: Time of day: 1 minute

Program: 30 minutesTemperature measurement(heating system): 3 K/hourProgramming: Weekly program with up to 48 time and

temperature programme changesPre-programmed programs: 4 + 1 user-definedRF signal: 868.3 MHzRF signal range: Indoor 30 m (2 walls + 1 ceiling)Protection class/type: II/IP40Operating temperature range: Max. 45ºCOperating humidity range: 10% to 90% RH non-condensingDimensions H x W x D (mm): 87 x 154 x 27

ReceiverPower supply: 230 V +/-10% 50-60 HzSwitching output: SPDT (potential-free)Switching capacity: 5 (1) A 250 V ACWire section to relay terminals: 0.5 mm2 – 1.5 mm2RF signal: 868.3 MHzRF signal range: Indoor 30 m (2 walls + 1 ceiling)Protection class/type: II/IP20Operating temperature range: Max. 45ºCOperating humidity range: 10% to 90% RH non-condensingDimensions H x W x D (mm): 62 x 62 x 33

Wired Programmer

Technical data as transmitter above, with the exception that RF signal and range data does not apply.

Switching output: SPDT (potential free)Switching capacity: 6(2)A 250V AC

Regulation EU811/2013, supplementing Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Directives 2010/30EU

RegulationMethod

(see p.19)

This ThermostaticControl Device is rated

Correction Factor(Contribution to system

energy efficiency)2 Point Class ‘I’ 1%

ErP Information

PID Class ‘IV’ 2%

N.B. 2 Point is default setting. To adjust see page 19.

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2.1 Siting advice

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Fit the controller at least 1.5m from the floor.

Do not fit the controller -

- Behind curtains or other similar furnishings.

- Close to openings or doorways.

- Next to opening windows.

- In direct line of radiation from the Sun.

- Below incandescent lamps.

- Above direct heat sources such as radiators ortelevisions.

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2.2 Wiring and Wall mounting

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Wall mounting

For Wired and Wireless versions:

Remove the unit from the backplate housing bylifting away as shown. Fig. 1.

Wall mount the backplate using the screwsprovided in the box. Fig. 2 .

The battery compartment is accessed by slidingthe front cover upwards. Open the batteryhousing and insert the batteries. Fig. 3.

Note: Batteries are required in both wired andwireless units for correct operation.

Wireless Version

Refit the unit to the backplate, ensuring a positive‘click’ is heard. Fig. 4.

Wired version

Wire the connections to the backplate as shownin Fig. 5.

Refer to the boiler instructions for appropriateconnection of the thermostat wiring.

Refit the unit to the backplate, ensuring a positive‘click’ is heard. Fig. 4.

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Fig. 1. Remove unit from backplate

Fig. 2. Secure backplate to wall using screws provided

Fig. 3. Accessing the battery compartment

Insert batteries:Only use 2 x 1.5V type AA.

Fig. 4. Refitting the controller

Fig. 5. Wiring

Wiring example

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2.3 Installation of the receiver (Wireless RFversion only)

There are two types of boiler the device may befitted to. Identify the type before fitting as theprocedure is slightly different.

1. Ensure that the electrical supply to the boiler isisolated. Boiler type ‘A’ only:- Remove the outercase front panel then hinge the facia cover paneldown.

2. Remove the Blanking Plate from the front left-hand side of the facia assembly.

3. Remove the securing screw(s) and the bridgeconnector. Discard the connector and retain thescrew(s).

4. Engage the male spade terminals of thereceiver in the female connectors on the facia.Secure the receiver with the screw(s) previouslyremoved.

5. Fit the new Facia Infill Panel over the Receiverand clip into place.

Continue with the installation and commissioningof the appliance. Reinstate the electrical supplyto the appliance.

a) Remove bridgeconnection

b) Fit Receiver

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a) Remove bridgeconnection

b) Fit Receiver

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2.4 Radio Link Communication (Wireless RF version only)

The transmitter and receiver are pre-commissioned. If the radio link doesn‘t workcorrectly, follow the sequence of commissioning.Press and hold the black button of the receiveruntil the LED light has flashed twice. Release thebutton and the LED light will remain illuminated.

Press and hold button and button ofthe transmitter at the same time for more than 3seconds to enter into the User menu.

Then press the button until RF Commscrolls across the display.

1) Press black button

Open housing

2) LED flashestwice then remains lit

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4 5Press upper + button (– buttondisables the RF signal) toenable an continuous RFsignal. The receiver LED willgo out as soon as a signalfrom the transmitter isreceived.

Then press the button,the radio link betweentransmitter and receiver isnow established. Press the

button to return toAuto mode.

Receiver: When operating in heating mode andan ON signal is received, the LED illuminatescontinously. When an OFF signal is received theLED will flash intermittently.

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3.1 Function keys & Display

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A +/- buttons used to increase/decrease temperatures.B OK button to confirm settings and go to the next step.C MODE button to select from available operating modes.D ESC button used for ON/OFF; go one step back in menu or return

to main menu by pressing the button for more than 3 seconds.E SET button for settings following commissioning.F +/- buttons used to increase/decrease hours, days and events.G RESET button to return to factory settings. The programmes are

retained in case of a reset. The date and time must be set again. Press the reset button with a blunt object. (e.g.pen)

H Current week dayJ Low batteryK RF signalL Current timeM Set temperatureN Off modeP Histogram over 24 hoursQ Current temperatureR Operating modeS Status indicationT Current date

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3.2 Operation and adjustment

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Buttons to be pressed during an action areshown in black (a). The related display is shownflashing (b).

Follow exactly the numbers of the sequence ofoperation.

Flashing texts signal the need for an entry. If nobutton is pressed for 2 minutes, the devicereverts to the Automatic mode. All settings needto be confirmed with . All settings saved willremain in the memory.

The histogram shows the programmedtemperature profile.7 – 14°C = displayed as one segment 15 – 24°C = one segment displays 1°C over 24°C = one segment displays 2°C

3.3 Initial Start-up

After starting the device for the first time, followthe menu for a correct configuration.

This will require setting the date and time and aninitial programme setting for each day.

Following commissioning, you can also changethe configuration by pressing the button.

Sequence for setting the date and time duringinitial start-up. 15/6/2008 appears as factorydefault.

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3.4 Set the date and time

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To set the datePress .Press .

Adjust the date (year, then month, then day)using the buttons and confirm with .

To set the timePress .Press to choose TIME page.Press .Adjust the time (hour then minute) using the

buttons and confirm with .

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3.5 Setting the programmes

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To specify programmesPress .Press twice to choose PROG page.Press .

Choose from:

A 7 days - one programme

B 5/2 days - one programme per day block

C 1 - 7 days - individual programme for each day

D Free block formation - one programme per block

Use the lower buttons to select thedays for which you wish to set or review theprogramme and press .

Note: If selecting individual days use tochoose the required day(s) and then press toconfirm.

To return to day blocks, press .

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3.5 Setting the programmes (continued)

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During initial start-up, each weekday or day blockmust be allocated a programme.Choose from P1, P2, P3, P4 (pre-defined, asshown to left) or Pd(initially set as 15°C from 00:00 to 23:59).

NOTE: Once any programme has been set this will thenbe stored as Pd, therefore to make smallchanges to existing settings always choose Pd.

Select the required programme using thebuttons and press to confirm.

You can now review or edit the programme.

CHC = Check settingsa – start of currently selected time blockb – set temperature for currently selected timeblock

The temperature required is set for each halfhour period throughout the day.

15°C 15°C17°C20°C 21°C

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3.5 Setting the programmes (continued)

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To see the temperature setting for each half hourblock, use the buttons to move acrossthe time blocks.

To adjust the temperature setting of a time blockuse the buttons.

Note the display now shows Edt = EditThis shows that some change has been made tothe programme.

Once in Edit mode the buttons will copythe set temperature to adjacent time blocks.

Repeat steps 6 and 7 as required to achieverequired time/temperature profile.

Press to confirm settings and saveprogramme.

Press to abandon changes.

The display will return to normal operation.

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Set operating modes.Follow the sequence for selecting the desiredoperating mode. The operating modes in thedevice appear in the same order as describedhere. Press the button repeatedly until thedesired mode symbol is highlighted. Press andhold the button for 3 seconds to return toAuto mode.

4.2 Auto

Symbol: AUTOAfter each programming session, the deviceautomatically returns to the Auto mode. Thepredefined or user-defined programme runs here.

4.3 Manual override

Manual override Symbol:While the sliding cover is closed, you cantemporarily adjust the temperature in the currentperiod with the buttons.

It is not necessary to confirm the setting with .The setting will remain as temperature set valueuntil the next programmed change (time andtemperature) appears.To return into Auto mode, press and holdbuttons for 3 seconds, or open the sliding coverand press button.

4.4 Manual ECO Fix

Symbol: AUTOManual-ECO-Fix mode calculates an averagetemperature of the actual programme. Thistemperature is kept for the whole day until anyuser‘s intervention is made. The average temperature is the starting point forincreasing or decreasing the desired temperature,pressing buttons.

The new temperature set value is then, after 3sec., set for all day long. Example: 4 different temperatures in the actualprogram (e.g. 17°C, 19°C, 20°C and 22°C).Average temperature is then 19,5°C.To return to Auto mode, press .

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4.1 Operating Modes

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Symbol:This mode sets the device into OFF mode for apreset time of 2 hours. During cleaning mode, the frost protectionfunction is still active.

During the cleaning time, remaining time isshown until running mode elapsed. After theCleaning mode is elapsed, the device returnsinto Auto mode.To end Cleaning mode early, press button.

4.6 Countdown mode

Symbol: This function sets a desired set temperatureduring certain period of time. Adjustable period oftime is 1 – 23 hours. After the time is elapsed,the device returns into OFF mode (frostprotection temperature is kept). During theCountdown mode, remaining countdown time isindicated.Example: The device shall be run intoOFF mode after 4 hours.To end Countdownmode early press button for more than 3seconds.

4.7 Party mode

Symbol:This mode allows the user to set a desiredtemperature during defined period of time.Adjustable period of time is 1 – 23 hours. Afterthe time is elapsed, the device returns into themode before time Party mode was activated.During the Party mode, the rest of the time isindicated. Example: The temperature shall be setfor 6 hours on 24°C. To end Party mode early,press button for more than 3 seconds.

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4.5 Cleaning mode

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Symbol: This function sets a desired set temperatureduring certain period of time. Adjustable period oftime is 1 – 90 days. After the time is elapsed, thedevice returns into the mode before the Holidaymode was activated. During the Holiday mode,the rest of the days is indicated. Example: The temperature shall be set for 16days at 13°C. To end Holiday mode early, press

button for more than 3 seconds.

4.9 OFF mode

Symbol:This mode switch off the device completely. Toactivate this mode press and hold button formore than 5 seconds. To leave this mode pressand hold the button again for more than 5seconds.The frost protection function is still active.

Symbol:A low battery level is indicated by the battery iconin the display. Please change the batteries. Ifbatteries are not fitted or are installed in thewrong polarity, <Bat> text will appear on displayuntil they are fitted or installed in the correctpolarity. If the batteries go completely flat, theprogramming is protected.

NOTE: Batteries are required in both wired andwireless units for correct operation.

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4.8 Holiday mode

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Symbol: Press the button and button at the same time untilUser menu is shown in the display. To go to previous menupress button. It is possible to adjust:RF commissioning (RFC): Enable/disable continuous radiosignal.Offset (OFS): Possibility to adjust/modify the measuredtemperature (-5°C...+5°C).Summer/Winter time (SWT): enable/disable automaticSummer/Winter time change Time Format (TMF): possibility to change time format into 24hours or 12 hours (default: 24 hours).Restore Default (DFL): Restore values to factory default status.Use buttons to navigate through menus.

Use buttons to change values and to confirm.

6.2 Installation menu

Symbol:To access this Configuration menu, press the button, the

button and button at the same time until Installer menuis shown in the display. Press button to go to previousMenu. The adjustments in this menu are only for experts. Allpossibilities for adjustment are shown with a self-explaining,floating real text in the display. Use buttons to navigatethrough menus. Use buttons to change values and toconfirm.

Following adjustments are possible:High Temp (HIT): set maximum temperature value forprogramming from low temperature value up to +32°C (default:+32°C).Low Temp (LOT): set minimum temperature value forprogramming from +7°C up to high temperature value (default:+15°C).Frost protection (FRT): set anti freeze minimum temperaturevalue from +3°C to +7°C (default: 5°C).Regulation (REG): possibility to select between 2 Point or PIDregulation (default: 2 Point). For Class ‘IV’ operation select PID.Differential (DIF): possibility to modify differential value from0,1 K to 0,9 K (default: 0,4 K).Keypad Lock (LOK): enable keypad to protect against nonauthorized interventions. To enable/disable the keypad lockpress and hold and button for more than 3 seconds.Operating hours (OPT): this feature shows total operatingrunning time (max. 99.999 hours).Battery Level (BAT): battery charge level is shown on display.

6. Configuration Menus

6.1 User menu

Dispose of the packaging materials correctlyaccording to legal requirements and regulations.

Please recycle where possible.

Do dispose of electrical and electroniccomponents in household waste. These shouldbe taken to a recycling centre.

7. Installer Information

7.1 Disposal

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