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- ENGLISH -
TRD02B0000SE 026889 180516 TRD02B0000AN 026895 180516
DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
KEY:
A Key ' ': multifunction key
Normal operation
- If pressed once shows the set-point temperature.
- If pressed repeatedly increases the set-point temperature.
In configuration mode
- If pressed once shows the set parameter.
- If pressed repeatedly changes the selected parameter
(increases the value).
B Key ' ': multifunction key:
Normal operation
- Sets the regulation mode (according to parameter P02):
Comfort => Economy => OFF/ANTIFROST.
- If pressed more than 10 seconds reverts the operation
logic: Heating Cooling.
In configuration mode
- Shows the parameters list
C Key ' ': Multifunction key
Normal operation:
- If pressed once shows the set-point temperature.
- If pressed repeatedly decreases the set-point
temperature.
In configuration mode
- If pressed once shows the set parameter.
- If pressed repeatedly changes the selected parameter
(decreases the value).
DISPLAY INDICATIONS
The meaning of the symbols appearing on the display is given
Indication of battery charge status.
Batteries discharged; replace batteries.
Temperature adjustment in Comfort mode.
Temperature adjustment in Economy mode.
Thermostat off, OFF mode.
Active antifrost mode, the thermostat adjusts to
antifrost temperature.
Output on in heating mode.
Output on in cooling mode.
Temperature adjustment in "auto" mode.
The thermostat is transmitting a radio control.
The thermostat is under configuration.
The thermostat is in 'Test' mode, meaning it transmits
a self-learning control of the radio address on the
receiver every 2 seconds.
T set-point display.
OVERVIEW
This device is a radio-controlled display thermostat to control
the room temperature with possibility of choosing from
different adjustment modes and relative set-point
temperatures: Comfort, Economy, Off/Antifrost.
The thermostat is default configured to operate in Comfort,
Economy and Antifrost modes; it can be adapted to the
different installation requirements by modifying configuration,
and final user intervention can be limited, with the aim of
maximising wellbeing in the environment and energy saving.
The thermostat can be used in both heating and cooling
systems.
The thermostat is suitable for floor heating systems.
START-UP
At first operation open the thermostat, as shown in paragraph
'INSTALLATION' IN (C of Fig. 6), and insert batteries with the
correct polarity. The batteries must be 1.5V alkaline AA type.
Heating/Cooling Set-up
The thermostat is default set in heating mode.
Hold ' ' pressed for 10 seconds to modify the regulation
mode.
A. Cooling mode will be set if the thermostat was previously
set on heating and the symbol ' ' will flash on display for 8
seconds.
B. Heating mode will be set if the thermostat was previously
set on cooling and the symbol ' ' will flash on display for 8
seconds.
Icon ' ' Flame on signals heating activation during normal
operation, on the contrary cooling activation is signalled by the
Snow icon ' '.
The heating/cooling mode setting cannot be modified if the
thermostat is configured to operate with a programmable
thermostat in New Wave radio system, as the setting is
defined on the programmable thermostat or on the relay
module.
Adjustment mode set-up
There are 2 modes to adjust the room temperature that can be
chosen by pressing ' '.
Comfort: the thermostat adjusts the room temperature
in comfort mode; this is normally the chosen
temperature during the day-time.
Economy/Auto: The thermostat adjusts the room temperature
according to the economy mode (this is
usually the desired temperature during night
time), when parameter P01 is set on trA.
When, on the other hand, parameter P01 is
set on rEC the thermostat adjusts the room
temperature according to comfort mode or
economy mode based on the time program
which has been set on the associated
chronostat.
OFF / Antifrost: Turns off the thermostat. The display will
show the label ' OFF '. If the thermostat was
set in heating mode the antifrost function will
be active and the symbol ' ' will appear on
the display; in this case the room
temperature will be adjusted according to the
value set as antifrost temperature in
parameter P03 (see paragraph 'INSTALLER
CONFIGURATION').
The thermostat is default configured for using the, OFF,
Comfort and Economy modes.
Through the installer parameter P02 on e or more operating
modes can be removed (see the 'INSTALLER
CONFIGURATION' paragraph).
Pressing ' ' cyclically selects between the different
activated adjustment modes:
Once an adjustment mode is set, it remains so until the ' '
key is pressed again.
See the 'INSTALLER CONFIGURATION' paragraph for further
information on how to configure the adjustment modes.
Set-point Temperature
Fig. 8
During normal operation the display shows the temperature
measured in the room and the icon for the selected operating
mode. In order to show the relevant set-point temperature
press any of the keys '' or '': the display will show the set-
point temperature and the icon ' ' will turn on (thus showing
that the value shown refers to the set-point temperature).
The icon ' ' turns on together with icon ' ' thus meaning that
the display is showing the ‘Comfort’ set-point temperature or,
as an alternative, together with icon ' ' thus meaning that the
display is showing the ’Economy’ set-point temperature.
Pressing the key '' or '' results in modifiying the current set-
point temperature. By pressing the key '' or '' the set-point
temperature digits start flashing to point out that the set point
can be changed.
Pressing the key ' ' while the display is showing the
‘Comfort’ set-point temperature results in switching to the
‘Economy’ set-point display.
On the other hand when the display shows the 'Economy' set-
point pressing the ' ' key results in showing the 'Comfort'
set-point.
A further pressing of the ' ' key results in showing the room
temperature, as well as after a few seconds of inactivity on the
keys.
EXTERNAL NTC SENSOR
The thermostat features an input ('REMOTE SENSOR', B in
Fig. 6) for connecting an external NTC sensor (optional)
alternatively the the internal one.
The external sensor can be used to measure the room
temperature when the thermostat is installed in a position which
does not allow a correct measurement of the room
temperature.
When the installation requires a mounting with remote sensor, it
is necessary to set correctly the parameter P10 and connect a
4700 ohm at 25 °C NTC sensor. If in doubt about the type of
sensor to be connected, please consult the manufacturer.
The thermostat leaves the factory already set for the operation
with the internal sensor.
RADIO SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Check the receiver to be coupled with the thermostat is
compatible from the 'COMPATIBILITY WITH NEW WAVE
RADIO SYSTEM' paragraph.
Check the receiver correctly receives the wireless thermostat's
signals before installing the latter in the wanted position. The
operation is carried out by activating the 'Test' function by
simultaneously pressing '' and ''.
The thermostat displays the writing 'TEST' and continuously
transmits switch-on and off controls to the receiver, with a 2
second pause between them, in 'Test' mode; the symbol ' '
on the display switches on every time the thermostat transmits
a radio control.
The 'Test' mode can be ended at any time by pressing ' '.
However, the 'Test' mode automatically ends after approx.
17 minutes.
The 'Test' mode must be used to self-learn the thermostat
address on the receiver and, subsequently, the relative
output's relay in the receiver, must continuously switch-on and
off every 2 seconds; the relative LED also indicates the status.
If so, the thermostat correctly communicates with the receiver.
Ensure the two devices still correctly communicate when
positioning the thermostat in the wanted area.
The output relay always remains on or off if the thermostat is
positioned too far from the receiver: if so, we recommend
finding a better position, maybe closer to the receiver, and
ensure it is not near metal screens or reinforced concrete
walls that might weaken radio transmission.
The signal quality can be monitored in the receiver (see the
relative documentation for further information).
ASSOCIATION WITH A PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTAT
It is possible for the thermostats to adjust the room
temperature based on the hourly program set on the
programmable thermostat, in a New Wave radio system
consisting of a more channel receiver module, a
programmable thermostat and more simple thermostats.
This can be obtained by associating the outputs controlled by
the thermostats on the receiver, to the programmable
thermostat ones. A programmable thermostat and the
thermostats associated to it, in this way form an 'area'.
For example, a day area and a night area can be created in a
home, with adjustment on more rooms based on the different
programmable hourly bands on two programmable
thermostats.
The associated channels receive information from the
programmable thermostat of which adjustment mode to use
and, therefore, which temperature to adjust, comfort or
economy, off or antifrost.
If the programmable thermostat is adjusting at a Comfort
temperature, the associated thermostats adjust according to
their Comfort set-point; whereas, if the programmable
thermostat is adjusting an economy temperature, the
associated thermostats adjust with their economy
temperature. Similarly, if the programmable thermostat is off
with antifrost function at 5°C, the associated thermostats also
adjust the antifrost temperature 5°C.
The display thermostat can also have the output associated to
a programmable thermostat and, when set in 'Auto' mode
(symbol ' ' on), the receiver adjusts with the adjustment
mode received from the programmable thermostat.
The P01 parameter must be set at 'rEC', when wanting to use
the thermostat in association with a programmable thermostat.
See the receiver instructions for the association procedure.
INSTALLER CONFIGURATION
The installer configuration allows defining the thermostat
operation to adjust it to the different types of rooms and
systems.
Hold '' and ' ' simultaneously pressed for a few seconds
until the ' ' symbol and the writing ' Con ' (configuration)
appear on the display, to access configuration.
Pressing ' ' from now, scrolls the different installer
parameters identified with 'P' and by the parameter number,
from P01 to P18.
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WIRELESS DIGITAL THERMOSTAT
Operating frequency 868.150 MHz
Display with blue backlight
Heating/Cooling selection can be managed by the
thermostat or on the receiver
User limit to adjusting the Set-point temperatures
Internal sensor and input for remote sensor
Indication of discharged battery
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