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Receiver Presentation<br />

1. MEMO Button<br />

2. Power-on indicator<br />

LED is on = the product is under voltage.<br />

3. Operation and coding indicator .<br />

LED is on = the output contact is ON.<br />

LED is off = the output contact is OFF.<br />

LED flickers = coding operation is in<br />

progress.<br />

Installation<br />

Coding transmitter with<br />

receiver<br />

Important: the transmitter + receiver assembly<br />

is factory coded and is therefore inmediately<br />

operationnal.<br />

THERE IS NO NEED TO RECODE<br />

The instructions given below are for<br />

information in case you need to carry out<br />

further coding for any reason whatsoever.<br />

Important: to carry out coding, it is<br />

essential to keep the <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> Transmitter at<br />

approximately 50 Cm from the receiver<br />

during the code transmission phase.<br />

Press shortly (less than 3 seconds) the<br />

MEMO key of receiver to enter into<br />

configuration mode. The red indicator<br />

flickers.<br />

ON/OFF Priority settings<br />

In the event of problem in your installation,<br />

the state of the output can be priority set to<br />

ON or OFF.<br />

Press the MEMO key for 5 seconds.<br />

The contact trips and the LED indicates the<br />

change.<br />

- If the output were OFF, it goes ON (the red<br />

LED goes on).<br />

- If the output were ON, it goes OFF (the red<br />

LED goes off).<br />

Important: The <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> transmitter has<br />

priority over the above priority settings. This<br />

means that any priority setting will be<br />

cancelled as soon the <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> transmits a<br />

signal.<br />

To reset the receiver<br />

Short press (less than 3 seconds) on MEMO<br />

key of receiver to enter the configuration<br />

mode. The red indicator flickers.<br />

SONDER<br />

Wireless<br />

<strong>Kit</strong> <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong><br />

<strong>Kit</strong> <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong>+ Receiver<br />

Wireless clock thermostat<br />

Weekly cycle<br />

and IP43 wall mounting receiver.<br />

Easy to install, easy to program, the<br />

<strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> wil l allow you to contro l your<br />

heating system i n accordanc e with<br />

yo ur way of life.<br />

Where and how you should<br />

install <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong><br />

To control accurately the ambient temperature, the<br />

<strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> must be installed 1,5 m above the floor, on an<br />

internal wall shaded from direct sunlight and from all<br />

thermal influences such as: television, lamps, heater...<br />

The <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> is delivered with a base. With this accesory,<br />

you can simply put it on a furniture (table, etc...).<br />

It is important to check that no external influence will<br />

perturb it ( heater, window...) .<br />

- You can also install it on an internal wall.<br />

Therefore, take out its wall mounting base.<br />

Press the MEMO key of transmitter (on the<br />

back of the <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> transmitter) for at least<br />

3 seconds. The memo indicator of the<br />

receiver goes off.<br />

Coding is completed.<br />

Note: Press shortly the MEMO key to enter<br />

or leave the configuration mode.<br />

Next, maintain pressure on MEMO of<br />

receiver for 10 seconds. The red indicator<br />

flickers quickly, then goes off.<br />

All codings are deleted.<br />

Your receiver is reset.<br />

The <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> has been designed to offer you comfort and energy savings. It will<br />

be easily installed in your home and will control the ambient temperature<br />

according to the program. It will control through radio waves the <strong>RF</strong> receiver which<br />

may be fitted close to the boiler.<br />

The <strong>EURO</strong><strong>RF</strong> will control the ambient temperature according to 3 temperature levels:<br />

- “comfort” temperature: this is the temperature for your hours of presence.<br />

- “reduced” temperature: this is the temperature for your brief absences or during the<br />

night.<br />

Fix it to the wall<br />

Then replace the product on its base<br />

The red LED flickers slowly to indicate that<br />

you are in configuration mode.<br />

- “frost protection” temperature: this is the minimum temperature for long absences. It<br />

protects your dwelling from the risk of frost.<br />

Electrical connections<br />

The IP43 wall mounting receiver<br />

Before working onthe installation, isolate all<br />

electrical supplies.<br />

All electrical wiring must be carried out by a<br />

qualified person<br />

The IP43 wall mounting receiver can be easily<br />

installed close to the boiler.<br />

The <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> will control the ambient temperature<br />

in the dwelling and will transmit ON and OFF<br />

signals to the receiver. The output of the receiver<br />

will then switch ON and OFF the boiler.<br />

An antenna is delivered with this kit. In<br />

some cases (Three phase network,<br />

perturbed environment), it will<br />

ameliorate the transmission quality.<br />

To connect the antenna, take out the<br />

strap and connect the antenna on<br />

terminal .<br />

This range of wireless products use the radio waves and the electrical installation<br />

to communicate.<br />

5271VØING 12/03<br />

Transmitter and receiver coding<br />

Importante: the transmitter and receiver<br />

assembly is factory coded and is<br />

therefore immediately operational.<br />

There is no need to recode


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CONTENTS<br />

Inserting or re-inserting the batteries<br />

Setting to current time and day<br />

Temperature Setting<br />

Programming<br />

Programme reading<br />

“Auto” automatic mode<br />

“Manu” manual mode<br />

Temporary temperature modification<br />

Prolonged absence mode (holidays)<br />

Your installation maintenance signal<br />

Installer’s guide<br />

1 Inserting or re-inserting the batteries<br />

This clock thermostat is equipped with a warning<br />

light to indicate when the batteries need<br />

replacing. As soon as this indicator lights up at the<br />

bottom right-hand side of the display panel,<br />

replace the batteries (use two 1.5 V LR6 alkaline<br />

batteries. Life is approximately 18 months).<br />

The device remains programmed for 60 seconds<br />

while batteries are being replaced .<br />

2<br />

Before beginning the programming<br />

of the device, please slide<br />

cover down and press RESET with<br />

the tip of a pen.<br />

Setting current time and day<br />

- You are putting the device into the operation<br />

for the first time.<br />

- You have just pressed the RESET button<br />

(see above)<br />

- “12:00” appears and the pointer<br />

flashes under day 1<br />

Set the time using the +/- buttons (the number run off<br />

more quickly when the button is pressed continuously).<br />

“comfort”<br />

temperatura<br />

+/- buttons for<br />

adjusting settings<br />

Indicator for<br />

current<br />

temperature level<br />

“comfort”<br />

or “reduced”<br />

“Reduced”<br />

temperature<br />

Days of the<br />

week selection<br />

(1=Monday, 2=Tuesday<br />

...7=Sunday)<br />

3 Temperature setting<br />

P1 to P4<br />

programme<br />

selection<br />

Comfort and reduced temperatures are pre-set:<br />

Comfort=20ºC, Reduced=16ºC<br />

Modification of comfort temperature<br />

Press the comfort button<br />

Modify the temperature with the +/- button<br />

Validate with OK<br />

Modification of reduced temperature<br />

Press the reduced button<br />

Modify the temperature with the +/- buttons<br />

Validate with OK<br />

4 Programming<br />

Pointer<br />

indicating day<br />

of the week<br />

Comfort<br />

temperature<br />

setting<br />

You can programme your week according to 4<br />

Programme settings:<br />

P1, P2, P3 Are pre-recorded and cannot be modified<br />

P4 Is blank and allows you to create a personalized<br />

programme varying according to the day of the<br />

week.<br />

P1<br />

Functions and program of the <strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong><br />

= Comfort temperature from 6h till 23h.<br />

Reduced temperature from 23h till 6h.<br />

The standard allocation of P1 is to 7 days of the week if<br />

this corresponds to your life style, stay in automatic mode.<br />

Otherwise, continue.<br />

P2= Comfort temperature from 6h till 8h30 and from<br />

16h30 till 23h. Reduced temperature from<br />

8h30 till 16h30, and from 23h till 6h.<br />

Ambient<br />

temperature<br />

Reduced<br />

temperature<br />

setting<br />

Warning light to<br />

indicate battery wear<br />

validation<br />

Hour<br />

counter<br />

setting<br />

Heating or<br />

air conditioning<br />

start-up indicator<br />

Mode<br />

selection<br />

Prolonged<br />

absence<br />

(holidays)<br />

Viewing of<br />

“comfort” and<br />

“reduced” periods<br />

Reset<br />

Selection of an existing P1, P2 or P3 programme fo r a<br />

day of the week (in programming mode all modifications<br />

are automatically valided)<br />

Exemple - P2 for Wednesday<br />

Press the PROG P1-P4 button to go into programming<br />

mode.<br />

The nº of the programme assigned to the day flashes<br />

on the righ-hand side of the display panel.<br />

Press the DAYS 1-7 button until the pointer appears<br />

under the day you wish to programme (Wednesday in<br />

our example)<br />

Press the PROG PI-P4 button until the P2 programme<br />

number flashes in the right side of the screen.<br />

Press the OK button to validate. The following day is<br />

automatically proposed.<br />

Creating a P4 programme<br />

A 24-hour profile composed of 48 thermometers of the<br />

bottom of the display panel allows your programme<br />

composition to be easily viewed.<br />

A half-empty thermometer corresponds to 30 minutes<br />

at reduce temperature.<br />

A full thermometer corresponds to 30 minutes at<br />

comfort temperature.<br />

Exemple - programming 3 temperature periods for<br />

Friday: from 6h till 8h, from 12h till 14 h and from<br />

18h till 22h.<br />

Press the button several times to obtain 6h00. The<br />

time displayed advances by 30 minuts for each short<br />

press. Continuous pressing accelerates the time run-off.<br />

- Press the button several times to obtain 8h00<br />

- Press the button several times to obtain 12h00<br />

- Press the button several times to obtain 14h00<br />

- Press the button several times to obtain 18h00<br />

- Press the button several times to obtain 22h00<br />

N.B.: If you make a mistake (e.g. 11:30 instead of 12:00)<br />

use the +/ - buttons to advance or return and correct with<br />

the and thermometer buttons.<br />

Press the OK button. The following day automatically<br />

appears.<br />

Press the MODE button to return automatic mode.<br />

5 Programme reading<br />

You can check your programming.<br />

From “Auto” mode press PROG P1-P4 button.<br />

With the DAYS 1-7 button select the day from 1 to 7 and<br />

check your programming on the 24 hour profile at the<br />

bottom of the display panel (see example above).<br />

Press MODE button to return to automatic mode.<br />

6 “Auto” automatic mode<br />

You pass into automatic mode by pressing<br />

the “MODE” button until the pointer<br />

appears under “Auto”.<br />

In automatic mode the clock thermostat<br />

adapts to your life style by running the<br />

programs you have selected.<br />

7 “Manu” manual mode<br />

Manual mode transforms your device into a simple<br />

thermostat.<br />

It allows you to maintain a constant temperature in your<br />

dwelling (set a temperature of between 5ºC and 30ºC)<br />

Press the “MODE” button to position the pointer<br />

under “Manu”.<br />

Press + or - to adjust to the desired temperature<br />

(for instance 22,5ºC).<br />

To quit the “Manu” mode press “MODE” and<br />

reposition the pointer under “Auto”.<br />

The current temperature level indicator (comfort or<br />

reduced) will begin flashing<br />

This modification ends with the next change in programmed<br />

temperature.<br />

To return the initial programme press “MODE” and<br />

reposition the pointer under “Auto”.<br />

The current temperature level indicator (comfort or<br />

reduce) will stop flashing when the temporary modification<br />

comes to an end.<br />

9 Prolonged absence mode (holidays)<br />

This mode protects your dwelling from freezing by<br />

maintaining a minimum adjustable temperature in<br />

your dwelling during your absence (from 1 to 99 days).<br />

You can programme the length of your absence so<br />

that the temperature rises for your return.<br />

Press the<br />

button.<br />

Set the length of your absence in days (from 1 to<br />

99 days). With the + and - buttons. The current day<br />

counts as one.<br />

Validate with the OK button.<br />

Set the desired temperature level during your<br />

absence with the + and - buttons.<br />

Validate with the OK button. Remain in this mode<br />

To cancel and return to automatic mode press<br />

“MODE”.<br />

10 Installation maintenance signal<br />

This mode allows you either:<br />

- To take steps for regular maintenance (change of air<br />

conditioning filter. Device cleaning).<br />

- To compare your heating or air conditioningc onsumption<br />

from one year to the next (by comparing the number of<br />

running hours).<br />

Counting running hours<br />

Press the “0000h”button. The display panel will indicate<br />

the number of hours you r burner, air conditioning,<br />

ventilator-convector, etc (depending of<br />

the type of device controled) has been running<br />

from the moment the batteries were inserted.<br />

(By pressing once on + or - you return the counter to zero)<br />

Press “MODE” to return to automatic mode.<br />

11 Possible settings<br />

Switch<br />

Switch<br />

Switch<br />

Various settings can be made<br />

on the back of the device<br />

(when it is not mounted)<br />

Selection of installation type<br />

Heating<br />

Selection of adjustment mode<br />

ON/OFF<br />

Air conditioning<br />

Proportional<br />

Anti-locking function for the circulation pump<br />

(activation of the pump for 1 minute every 24<br />

hours)<br />

Anti-locking<br />

function off<br />

Technical data<br />

<strong>EURO</strong> <strong>RF</strong> transmitter<br />

Adjustment range for comfort temperature: +5ºC to +30ºC<br />

Adjustment range for reduce temperature: +5ºC to +30ºC<br />

Adjustment range for frost protection temp.: +5ºC to +30ºC<br />

Display range for ambient temperature: 0ºC to +40ºC<br />

Static differential:<br />

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