Delta 600 User Manual

Characteristics

DELTA 600 is made up of a receiver unit and a technical control unit.

Installation

Positioning options

The receiver must be placed in a high position. The receiver antenna must be kept away from conductors (electrical cables, electrical switchboard, metallic surface).

Mountings

To mount the unit on the wall, it must be separated from its base.

To do this, unscrew the clamp screw as shown opposite. Once separated from the unit, the base must be fixed to the wall with screws and plugs or on a flush-mounted box (distance between centres 60 mm) using the holes labelled ➊.

To do this:

Unscrew the screw ➋

to remove the terminal box cover ➎.

Temporary partitions, labelled ➌, are provided

to make room for the connection wire if needed.

- Connect the connection wires (see section 3).

- Replace the terminal box cover and secure it with the screw ➋.

Position the unit on the support by first inserting the tabs ➍, then by pushing it until it is securely fastened to the support.

3.5 Mounting the antenna

Slide the flexible wire into the tube, then push the tube in

as far as it will go.

Technical unit

• 230 V, 50 Hz power supply, ±10%

• Class II insulation

• Power consumption: 4 VA

• 6 power-supplied operating contact output, 1A, 250V (valves)

• 1 auxiliary contact output, 5 A, 250 V (burner, circulator, etc.)

• 1 fixed-wire connection bus with the receiver unit (DELTA 600 BR)

• Dimensions: 80 x 230 x 65 mm

Receiver unit

• TBTS 24 Volt power supply provided by the technical unit

• Fixed-wire connection bus with the technical unit (SYT 6/10-type 2 pair telephone cable with shield and continuity wire, 5 metres max.)

• Receiver frequency: 868 MHz (standard 300 220)

• Radio range 100 to 300 metres outside depending on the linked equipment (the range can be altered depending on the installation conditions and the electromagnetic environment)

• Flexible antenna that slides into its support

• 2 buttons to configure outputs

• Wall mounted

• Dimensions: 128 x 85 x 31 mm

• Protection index: IP 30

• Operating temperature: 0 to +40°C

• Storage temperature: -10 to +70°C

2700621 Rev.3

Connections

Switch off the mains power before handling the device.

The diagrams provided are simplified for greater clarity. The protective devices and other accessories required by the standards are not illustrated.

- Standard UTE C15-100 and good practice must be complied with.

- Connected or nearby equipment must not generate excessive interference (directive 89/336/EEC).

Technical unit connecting terminal box

Connection between the receiver unit and the technical unit

Fixed-wire connection bus (SYT 6/10-type 2 pair telephone cable with shield and continuity wire, 5 metres max.) The continuity wire is connected to terminal 2 of the technical unit.

Product compliant with the requirements of directives

89/336/EEC (electromagnetic compatibility) and 73/23/EEC

modified 93/68/EEC (low voltage)

DELTA 600

Control receiver for 6-channel

heating/air-conditioning

control system

Receiver

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Technical unit

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Receiver unit

Solenoid

valve control

receiver

unit

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Power supply 230V 4VA

1 2

50Hz / 60 Hz

BUS

24V

Change-over

power supply

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circulator,

etc.)

Receiver

unit

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Technica unit

Starting up

Configuring the technical unit outputs

Remove the receiver unit from its base to access the configuration switches.

SW1: Type of relay control (1A outputs)

ON: Normally closed OFF: Normally open

This selection affects all 6 relay outputs simultaneously.

SW2: Burner or circulator selection (output 5A)

ON: Circulator (activates SW3 function) OFF: Burner

SW3: Anti-seizing function of the circulator (active if the SW2 selection is ON)

ON: Anti-seizing OFF: No anti-seizing

SW4: Keep last valve controlled open

(for constant water circulation in the hydraulic circuit).

ON: Keep last valve controlled open OFF: Authorizes closure of last valve controlled

SW5 to SW8: Solenoid valve opening times

Selection to be made according to the solenoid valves' technical characteristics.

SW9: Control time base

ON: 10 minutes (recommended for air-flow systems)

OFF: 20 minutes (best for hot-water radiant floors)

SW10 to SW11: Limit the cooling operation percentage

Limit according to the installation's cooling over-power.

SSW12: Not used

Technical control unit operation

LThe auxiliary contact is closed when one of the transmitters is in need of heat or cold.

Cooling mode operation (air-flow system)

When change-over is activated (Cooling mode), the Economy set-point temperature

on the thermostats must be higher than the Comfort set-point temperature .

Radio receiver operation

The 2 Heating and Cooling controls are calculated simultaneously. The LEDs on the receiver unit's front side allow either Heating or Cooling controls to be viewed.

Selection method:

from normal display, press the 2 buttons for 5 sec. (the 6 LEDs flash quickly

indicating "control view selection" mode):

• for heating periods (change-over open), use the browsing button “1...6, COM” to select the red LED

(Com).

The unit displays the Heating control.

• for cooling periods (change-over closed), use the browsing button “1...6, COM” to select the green

LED (OK).

The unit displays the Cooling control.

Use the button to exit this mode (automatic exit after 2 min. of inactivity).

Radio configuration / reconfiguration

Configuration mode lets you couple a transmitter (Thermostat Delta 600 TH, Delta 600 COM centralized control) with the Delta 600 BT receiver (no conflict possible with neighbouring installations). It is also used to check the radio transmission.

➊ On the transmitter, turn the knob to the position. ➋ Press (~3 sec.) until CnF is displayed.

The transmitter sends its information to the receiver.

➌ On the receiver, push “1...6, COM” repeatedly until the LED of the relative channel flashes.

• If the green LED (OK) is on steady, the receiver channel is already configured. To reconfigure it (with another transmitter, for example), press the button for 10 sec. until the green "OK" LED flashes slowly, then release it. Press the button again.

The green "OK" LED comes on steady; the receiver channel has been "reconfigured".

• If the green LED (OK) is flashing slowly, the receiver channel is not configured.

Press the button.

The green "OK" LED comes on steady. The receiver channel is configured.

➍ On the transmitter, press to exit configuration mode.

Radio transmission check

➊ On the transmitter, turn the knob to the position. ➋ Press (~3 sec.) until tESt is displayed.

The transmitter sends its information to the receiver.

➌ Transmission is correct if, on the receiver, the "OK" LED and “the LED of the relative channel” flash together.

➍ Press the button to exit the radio transmission test mode.

Problems?

A channel's red LED flashes (the receiver has not received information from the transmitter of the relevant channel for more than an hour).

1) Check the transmitter batteries.

2) Go to transmission test mode.

- If the "OK" LED and "the LED of the relative channel" are not flashing together each time information is received, move the transmitter.

- If the problem persists, reconfigure the units.

Note:

In the event of malfunction, pressing the button on the receiver changes the status of the selected channel (exemption) until the next transmission from the thermostat (which continues to have priority). For an override, the red LED flashes.

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Description

The

Delta 600

control receiver is made up of 2

units:

- a receiver unit that receives information from the transmitters (Delta 600 TH programmable thermostats, Delta 600 COM centralized control) by radio waves

- a technical unit, connected to the receiver unit by a fixed-wire bus, which acts as a power interface for controlling the installation's valves.

Delta 600

will manage up to 6 hot-water heating or

air-conditioning outputs.

Delta 600

is designed for:

•

hot-water heating (underfloor or radiators)

• air-flow air-conditioning

• cooling floors equipped with dewpoint control

2 operating modes:

•

Current mode:

- Channel status display

- Display of the presence or absence of a

centralized control

•

Configuration mode:

- Display of whether or not a channel is configured

- Manual activation of the channels in case of

a fault

Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics given in the text and the illustrations of this document are not binding unless confirmed by Delta Dore.

Unconfiguring a channel

➊ To select a channel to unconfigure, press “1...6, COM” repeatedly on the receiver until the LED of the relevant

channel flashes. ➋ Hold the button down until the green "OK"

LED flashes (~30 sec.). ➌ Press the “1...6, COM” repeatedly until you exit

the mode.

Unconfiguring all channels

On the receiver, from the current operating

mode, press the button and hold it down until the green "OK" LED flashes (~60 sec.). The unit is now unconfigured.

Normal operation LED

Control status of the programmable radio thermostats (Delta 600 TH)

Presence of the Delta 600 COM control unit

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