Drayton LP10RF, DIGISTAT+2RF, RF560DR Installation & User Manual

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LP10RF & DIGISTAT+2RF

Radio frequency controlled pr ogrammable room thermostat with domestic hot water programmer

Part number RF560DR

Installation & User Guide

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PLEASE R EAD THESE IN STRUCTIO NS CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING.

These inst ructions are ap plicable to the Drayton m odel(s) stated on the fron t cover of this manu al only and must not be used wit h any other make or mode l.

These inst ructions appl y in the UK only and should be fo llowed except for any statutory obligation.

If you are in any d oubt contact t he Drayton technic al helpline.

This accessor y must be tted by a

competen t person. Failure t o comply could lead to pr osecution.

Leave these i nstruction s with the user or at the applia nce.

Abbreviations

CH = Central Heating DHW = Domestic Hot Water RF = Radio Frequency DLS = Daylight S aving BST = British Summer Time GMT = G reenwich Mean Tim e C = Cel sius (Centigrade) IP = Ingres s Protection V = Volt m = metre mA = milliAmpere

Denitions (DLS/BST)

Summer tim e begins: La st Sunday in Ma rch at 1:00 am GMT (Clock s are put for ward by 1 hour)

Summer time ends: Last Sunday in October at 2:00 am BST (Clo cks are put b ack by 1 hour)

Protect your environment

Proper battery recycling

Electro nic devices an d batteri es, recharge able or not, should not b e disposed of i nto ordinary h ousehold w aste. Instea d, they must be r ecycled pro perly to prot ect the enviro nment and cut d own the wast e of precious resourc es. Your local was te manageme nt authorit y can supply d etails con cerning the pr oper dispo sal of batteries.

Technical Data .............................................................................................................................. 2

 In stallation Guide ..........................................................................................................3

LP10RF Installation ...................................................................................................... 4

Wireless Commissioning & Signal Strength ..................................................................5-6

Signal Strength ............................................................................................................ 7

Installer Options .......................................................................................................... 8-9

User Guide .......................................................................................................................10

DIGISTAT+2RF Room Thermostat .............................................................................................11

Controls a nd Display Lay out ...................................................................................... 12

Basic Settings .............................................................................................................. 13-15

User Options ...............................................................................................................15-19

Battery Change ........................................................................................................... 19

LP10RF P rogrammer & Rece iver ................................................................................................ 20

The Standa rd Program ................................................................................................ 21

Changing the Program ................................................................................................22-25

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 25

Symbols

Domest ic Hot Water

Radio Freq uency (RF ) Transmitter

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Digistat +2RF Transmitter Thermostat

LP10RF Receiver

Dimensions 137mm x 96.5 mm x 31.3mm --

Power supply 2xA A 1.5V alk aline batte ries 24Vd.c. less than 65 mA

Radio frequency 433 MHz 433 MHz

Radio sign al range

30m typic ally. The rang e may be affe cted by the co mposition / d ensity and number of wa lls betwe en the Digist at+2RF and LP10 RF.

Temperature range 5°C to 32°C --

Ambient operating temperature 0° C to +40°C 0°C to +50°C

Humidity operating range 25 - 90% non con densing up to

45°C

30 - 95% non cond ensing up to 45°C

Class of op eration -- II

Degrees of protection IP30 IP24

Control Accuracy +0.5°C @ 20°C Bette r than ±1 seco nd per day @ 25°C

Batte ry life (with alkal ine batteri es) approx. 2 yea rs N/A

Batte ry back up time an d date 10 years m in. 10 years min.

Shortest switching period 1 minute 1 minute

Hot water p re-heat set tings -- 3 ON / 3 OFF

Central heating settings 6 per day --

Energy Class IV = 2% (Acc. EU 81 1/2013, 812 /2013, 813/20 13, 814/201 3)

Pollution Class 2 2

Software Class A A

Ball pressure test 90°C 90°C

Software version 6712056 --

Max. radiated power +7.5 dB M (5.6mW) --

Technical Data

Installation Guide

LP10RF & DIGISTAT+2RF

Relevant EC Direc tives:

2014/53/EU RED Directive 2006/66/EC Battery Directive 2011/65/EU RoH S Directi ve

Applied Standards:

EN60730-1; EN607 30-2-7; EN60730-2-9 EN 300 220-2; EN 30 1 489-3

Pack Contents:

LP10R F Programme r / RF receive r Digistat+2RF transmitter Screw s (x2) Wall Plugs (x2) Instructions Batte ries (x2) AA Alk aline

Hereby, S chneider Ele ctric Con trols UK L imited, decl ares that th is program mable room t hermost at is in compli ance with the es sential re quiremen ts and othe r provisio ns of RED Dire ctive 201 4/53/EU.

Declara tion of confor mity can be d ownloaded a t: www.draytoncontrols.co.uk.

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NOTE:

This access ory must be tted by a compe tent person.

Failure to co mply could lead t o prosecut ion.

1.

Remove the b oiler outer c asing and cont rol panel fascia to g ain access to th e boiler contr ol panel.

2.

Release th e securing scr ews.

3.

Pull the cov er panel up to re move.

4.

Grip the ta b and pull upwar ds to disenga ge clips, pull forw ard to remov e blanking pl ate or exist ing programmer.

5.

Align the con nector plu g pins into sock et on the PCB and pu sh fully home.

6.

Feed the ri bbon cable int o the recess .

7.

Align the pr ogrammer an d locate the clip s, push into the slot s then down to s ecure.

8.

Locate th e cover panel in p lace and secu re with the scr ew.

9.

Replace f ascia cover and o uter casin g before switchin g on the elect rical supply a nd boiler.

J

Switch bo iler on when comp leted.

CAUTION :

Isolate t he mains electrici ty supply before st arting any work a nd observe all relevan t safety precau tions.

Obser ve electro-st atic discharge precauti ons: do not touch the p cb circuit.

DANGE R:

230 volts d o not touch the elec trical components or circuits.

Installation Guide LP10RF Programmer & Receiver Installation Guide LP10RF & DIGISTAT+2RF

Clips

Cover panel

Tab

Blanking plate

Screw

Clips

Cover panel

Tab

Blanking plate

Recess

LP10RF

Ribbon cable

Connector plug

Screw

Clips

Cover panel

Tab

Blanking plate

Tab

Cover panel

Clips

Screw

LP10RF

Recess

LP10RF

Ribbon cable

Connector plug

Screw

LP10RF Ins tallation

 NOTE:

Before f ixing the D IGISTAT+2RF to the wa ll it is recomme nded to fir st check th e signal str ength fro m that location.

Wireless commissioning: after init ial star t up, the colon,

CH and antenna sym bols should be ashin g on the

LP10RF display.

Follow eith er 1 OR a to c below

1.

Press & hol d the set? butt on for 5s and Lrn an d OFF will be d isplayed.

Press the s et? button 4 ti mes.

Press the O K button o nce.

Press th e set? button 4 t imes; Lrn and OFF

will be displayed.

2.

Press the + b utton so th e display sho ws ON and a

ashing ant enna symbol. The learn mod e is now

ready to re ceive a signa l from the tran smitter during the n ext two minu tes.

3. Take the Digi stat+2RF unit and s tand near th e

bo ile r.

4. Remo ve the battery cover and t the ba tteries.

5.

The symbol s on the LP10RF will stop as hing and

the displ ay will show ‘SS I, Antenna and O N’.

CLOCK?

10:30

OFF

CLOCK?

10:30

OFF

6.

Press ‘S ET’ on the LP10 RF and the dis play will show ‘SSI a nd Antenna’.

7.

After a fe w seconds the d isplay will s how ‘- - -’. Remove the batteries from the Digistat+2RF,

press and hold the ‘+’ butto n whilst rettin g the

batter ies, keep the ‘+’ butt on held and af ter a few seconds t he display wi ll show ‘rF’ which indi cates that the DI GISTAT+2RF is continu ously sendin g a signal to th e LP10RF (rec eiver).

The LP10 RF display w ill now show the ‘le arnt’ transmit ter code and t he antenna’ as we ll as the signal str ength as indi cated by the c hevrons on t he right hand s ide of the displ ay.

H

Place the Digis tat+2RF in the desired nal pos ition

and retur n to the boiler to c heck the LP1 0RF display . The ideal Digi stat+2RF posi tion will resu lt in the LP10 RF displa y showing 4 chev rons and the LED will be gr een.

I

If the LED is r ed or no LED is show ing and the display indicates 1 or 2 chevrons, the Digistat+2RF will need t o be re-positi oned until the L ED changes to amber or gr een and 3 or 4 chev rons are indi cated on the display.



NOTE:

If there is n o LED and the disp lay on the LP1 0RF shows ‘- - -’, there is n o signal being r eceived at al l from the Digistat+2RF. Transmission will resume once the Digist at+2RF is re-positi oned in a part o f the house where an amb er or green LE D and 3 or 4 chevro ns are achieved.

J

Once you ar e happy that, wh en in the desire d location, th e Digista t+2RF is sending a goo d signal to th e LP10RF i.e . amber or gree n and 3 or 4

chevron s, the Digistat+2RF can be xed to the wall .

CLOCK?

6:30

10:30

OFF

Wireless Commissioning & Signal Strength

 NOTE:

If you want t o exit to the h ome screen n ow without checking t he signal st rength the n please pr ess the ‘OK /-’ button, t hen the ‘set?’ but ton. Altern atively, yo u can leave for 2min s and the LP1 0RF will au tomatica lly return to t he home scre en. See p.6 fo r how to mount the Digis tat to the wa ll.

If you want t o check the sign al strengt h now, please continue t o 6.

 NOTE:

Contin ue on next pa ge to cancel t he signal str ength

mode.

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LED Indication Chevrons RF Strength

Green 4 Very strong

Amber 3 Strong

Red 2 Weak

None 1 Very weak

To cancel signal strength mode:

1.

Remove the b atteries f rom the Digis tat+2RF to cancel the constant transmission.

2.

After a fe w seconds the L P10RF dis play will show ‘---’ .

3.

Press ‘OK’ o n the LP10R F and the displ ay will return to t he time with th e ‘CH and Antenn a’

ashing.

4.

Re-inser t the batter ies into the Di gistat+2RF and the RF link wi ll be re-est ablished.

Signal strength indicators

Digistat+2RF code (may be different)

LED indicator shows different colour depending on signal strength (see table below)

Signal strength indicators

To check signal strength on previously installed and paired units:

Follow eith er 1 OR a to c below

1.

Press & hol d the set? butt on for 10s and ‘SSI an d OFF’ will b e disp layed.

Press the s et? button 4 ti mes.

Press the O K button o nce.

Press t he set? butto n 5 times; ‘SSI an d OFF’

will be displayed.

2.

Press the ‘+’ but ton so that th e display sho ws ‘SSI, Ant enna and ON’.

3.

Press the ‘s et’ butto n so the displa y shows ‘SSI and An tenna’.

OFF

Signal Strength

4.

After a fe w seconds the d isplay will s how ‘---’.

5.

Remove the b atteries f rom the Digis tat+2RF and wait until t he display ha s faded away.

6.

Press and h old the ‘+’ button on t he Digist at+2RF while re-inse rting the b atteries a nd keep the but ton depres sed until the di splay show s ‘rF’ .

Mount the D igistat+2RF on a w all which is not su bject to direct s unlight or dra ughts, prefe rably on an ins ide

wall, 1.5 metr es above the oor. The Digistat+2RF mus t also not be direc tly inuenced by radia tors or other

appliance s giving of f heat.

Mounting the Digistat+2RF room thermostat

1.

Remove the fron t cover using a at screwdrive r and

separat e from back pla te.

Digistat+2RF

tat

Digistat+2RF

tat

Digistat+2RF

2.

Fix the back p late direc tly onto the w all using the

allocate d xing points and suita ble wall plugs and

screws.

3.

Replace th e front cover b y locating in po sition and pushing fu lly onto the ba ck cover.

4.

Remove the b attery cov er using a coin

To cancel signal strength mode:

1.

Remove the batteries from the Digistat+2RF transmit ter to cance l the const ant transmis sion.

2.

After a fe w seconds the L P10RF dis play will sho w ‘---’ .

3.

Press ‘OK’ o n the LP10R F and the displ ay will return to t he time with th e ‘CH and Antenn a’

ashing.

4.

Re-inser t the batter ies into the Di gistat+2RF and the RF lin k will be re-est ablished.

5.

Instal l the 2 AA batt eries prov ided

6.

Replace battery cover

Digistat+2RF

LED Indication Chevrons RF Strength

Green 4 Very strong

Amber 3 Strong

Red 2 Weak

None 1 Very weak

Signal strength indicators

Digistat+2RF code (may be different)

LED indicator shows different colour depending on signal strength (see table below)

Positioning the Digistat +2RF room thermostat

The Digis tat is a radio fr equency de vice which is ve ry

exible for pos itioning as there is no need for hard wir ing

to the appli ance. The devi ce should be mo unted in an open area, no c loser than 30 cm from metal o bjects, including wall boxes.

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If enabled, t he start ti me should be se t an hour earlie r than the tim e you want the pr operty t o reach the set temperature.

Intellig ent Star t will delay th at start ti me, by an amount that it has c alculated ba sed on the ac tual and set temperature.

As the weat her become s milder, the start t ime is delay ed, so that fue l is not waste d bringing the r oom up to temperature earlier than necessar y.

The Digis tat calcula tes approxi mately 10 minu tes to raise the tempe rature by 1°C , up to a maximum of 6°C .

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NOTE:

Intellig ent Delay ed Start on ly applies in Auto mode. Intellig ent Delay ed Start de fault is in OFF mode. To switch ON Inte lligent Del ayed Star t enter the Installer Options Menu (see Installer Options 06).



NOTE:

The Intel ligent Dela yed star t option is no t suitable fo r

under oor application . Ensure Installer op tion 06 is set to OFF before n al commissioning for und eroor

application.



SPECIAL NOTE:

If the Inte lligent de layed star t feature i s enabled, (Of f changed t o On in Insta ller option 0 6), please info rm the end use r of this featu re.

The followi ng special n ote has been a dded to the us er instruction to explain the adjustment requirement:

When the de lay period i s operating in dicated by t he

ame symbo l ashing, pressing any bu tton returns the

Digist at to auto mod e allowing norm al button op eration until the ne xt time/ tem perature e vent, when it wil l resume th e delay sta rt mode or fo llows the Holi day, Manual, Ov erride or Of f modes as se lected.

Changes t o the install er options and p re-set prog rammes

must be made with the  ame symbol not ashing .

Option 10 - Valve Protec tion

In some hea ting syste ms there may be a r equiremen t to protec t the syste m by operatin g it once a day, for a gi ven period.

If valve prot ection is s elected th e system wil l be operate d for a perio d as shown in valve p rotectio n time (mins).

Valve protec tion time is eve ry day at 10.0 0am. Valve protec tion default i s OFF.

To enable the valve pr otection m ode enter the I nstaller Options Menu (Refer to Installer Option 10).

Option 11 - Valve Protec tion time (mins).

Valve protec tion time can b e set betwe en 1 and 5 minute s (default 3 minut es).

To change this once a da y on time enter t he Install er Options Menu (Refer to Installer Option 11).

Option 12 - App lication Type

Digist at+2RF can be used fo r differen t applicatio ns. In the inst aller menu, se lect: 00 = Gas Boi ler 0 1 = Oil Boiler

Option 13- System Capability

Adjust thi s setting to s uit the heatin g system ca pability. In the inst aller menu, se lect: 00 = Fast – the h ouse usuall y reaches se tpoint in ‹ 1 hour 0 1 = Slow – the hou se usually re aches setp oint in › 1 hour

Display Err or code E1

When the dis play shows a n error code (E 1) this indicat es a sensor fa ult and the heati ng system w ill remain Of f. Please con tact your lo cal heating s ervice en gineer to replace y our Digist at +2RF.

Option 02 - Freeze Pro tection

Freeze prot ection wil l switch on the h eating if the ro om tempera ture falls to 5° C and will then co ntrol the tempera ture at 7°C eve n if the Digist at is in OFF mo de.

The Freeze Pr otection d efault is ON.

To switch off the Fr eeze Protec tion mode en ter the Installer Options Menu (Refer to Installer Options 02) and change t o OFF. Press to accept.

Option 04 & 0 5 - Low and High Limit set points.

The user te mperature s et points d efaults are Hi gh 32°C and Low 5°C, to ch ange these lim its enter th e Installe r Options M enu (Refer to In staller Op tions 04 & 05).

Option 06 - Int elligent Delaye d Start (Energy saving f eature).

The Intel ligent Dela yed Star t is an energy s aving featur e which auto matically re duces the war m up time for the heating system.

If you wish t o change any of th e Installe r Options as shown in the t able below, ente r the Insta ller Option Menu from A uto mode by pr essing: and +

simultaneously for 5 seconds.

Pressing and + again for 5 seconds will exit the Menu and re turn to Auto mo de.

Once the In staller Op tions scree n has been sele cted, the and buttons allow you to scroll

through t he Menu (shown be low). The + and - allow you to change v alues.

Once a valu e has been chang ed pressing before exiting the Menu will save the new setting. (The be low

display s hows Option 02 O FF).

Installer Options

Function Sele ct

Option

Default

02 Freeze

protection

On Off On

04 Low Set

Point °C

5 High

Limit

05 High Set

Point °C

Low Limit

32 32

06 Delayed

Start (Energy saving feature)

On Off Off

10 Va lve

protection

On Off Off

11 Valve

protection time (Mins)

1 5 3

12 Application

type

0 1 0

13 System

Capability

0 1 0

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

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User Guide

LP10RF & DIGISTAT+2RF

User Guide DIGIS TAT+2RF Room Thermos tat

DIGISTAT+2RF Room Thermostat

What is a programmable room thermostat? ...an explanation for householders

A program mable room the rmostat i s both a progr ammer and a room th ermostat . A programm er allows you to s et ‘On’ and ‘Off ’ time perio ds to suit your o wn lifestyl e. A room ther mostat wor ks by sensi ng the air tempera ture, switchi ng on the heatin g when the air tempera ture falls b elow the therm ostat set ting, and switchin g it off once thi s set temper ature has be en reached.

So, a progra mmable room th ermostat l ets you choo se what times y ou want the he ating to be on, and w hat tempera ture it shoul d reach while it is o n. It will allow you to sele ct differ ent tempera tures in your h ome at differe nt times of the da y (and days of the wee k) to meet your par ticular nee ds.

Turning a program mable room the rmostat t o a higher settin g will not make the r oom heat up any f aster. How quickly th e room heats u p depends on th e design of the heatin g system, for e xample, the size of b oiler and radiators.

Neither d oes the set ting affec t how quickly th e room cools dow n. Turning a programm able room ther mostat to a lower set ting will re sult in the room b eing control led at a lower temp erature, and s aves energ y.

The way to se t and use your p rogrammab le room

thermos tat is to nd the lowest tempe rature settin gs

that you ar e comforta ble with at the di fferent tim es you have chose n, and then leave it a lone to do its jo b. The

best way to do this is to set low temp eratures rs t, say

18°C, and the n turn them up by o ne degree ea ch day until you are comf ortable w ith the tempe ratures. You won’t have to adju st the thermo stat fur ther. Any adjustm ents above the se setting s will waste e nergy and cos t you more money.

If your hea ting syste m is a boiler with r adiators, there will u sually be onl y one program mable room thermos tat to contr ol the whole ho use. But you c an have diffe rent tempe ratures in ind ividual ro oms by installing thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) on individu al radiator s. If you don’t hav e TRVs, you should choose a te mperature t hat is reason able for the who le house. If y ou do have TRVs, you ca n choose a sligh tly higher set ting to make su re that even th e coldest roo m is comfor table, then pr event any over heating in oth er rooms by ad justing the T RVs.

The time on th e programme r must be corr ect. Some types hav e to be adjust ed in spring and a utumn at the changes b etween Gre enwich Mean T ime and Briti sh Summer Time.

You may be able to te mporarily ad just the heat ing program me, for example, ‘O verride’, ‘Advance’ or ‘Boost ’. These are explai ned in the manuf acturer’s instructions.

Programm able room thermos tats need a free ow of air

to sense th e temperat ure, so they mus t not be covere d by curt ains or blocked b y furniture . Nearby elec tric

res, telev isions, wall or table lamps ma y prevent the

thermostat from working properly.

Your Digistat +2RF

The Digis tat +2RF thermos tat is a prog rammable thermos tat 24-Hour p roduct (the sa me program fo r every day o f the week) which al lows you to se t up to 6 time and temperature events per day.

Clock Setting

Your Digistat +2RF is tte d with a real-time clock, which

is pre-set a t the factor y. You will not have to alt er the time set tings. A spec ial feature of th is real-time clock is to automa tically upda te the time duri ng the summer/ winter tim e change remov ing the need t o manually alte r the clock.

General Operation

With the uni t in Auto mode (the sm all arrow to bo ttom of screen wi ll point to Aut o) the temperatu re can be changed fo r a short time b y using the + or - bu ttons. Changing th e temperat ure in this way wi ll keep the Digist at +2RF set to your ne w temperat ure until the ne xt pre-prog rammed event (at wh ich time it will re vert to programmed temperature). The temperature you are

settin g will ash on the screen. Once temp erature is set,

the unit will r evert to sh owing the curr ent temper ature.

The indica tor will show on t he screen if th e heating is turned on.

A ashing ame indicates the produ ct is in intelligent

delayed start mode.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(Fig 3)

How to replace the batteries see fig 3.

Remove the battery cover using a coin. Replace the spent batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline batteries ensu ring correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

2. Once the time has been set press to confirm and use the + or – button to adjust required temperature (temperature shown flashing)

3. Once the temperature has been set press to confirm and move to the next time and temperature periods to be adjusted confirming changes by pressing button. (max 6 periods).

4. To exit press or until you return to auto mode with the bottom arrow

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(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

How to replace the batteries see fig 3.

Remove the battery cover using a coin. Replace the spent batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline batteries ensu ring correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

2. Once the time has been set press to confirm and use the + or – button to adjust required temperature (temperature shown flashing)

3. Once the temperature has been set press to confirm and move to the next time and temperature periods to be adjusted confirming changes by pressing button. (max 6 periods).

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Controls and Display Layout

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+ or - buttons for setting adjustments

Clock mode

RH (right hand) button, moves the pointer to the right, selects and accepts changes

Time/Temperature Program events 1 to 6 in sequence, morning, midday and night

LH (left hand) button, moves the pointer to the left for selection

Holiday, Manual, Auto, Day, Program

Pointer (mode indicator)

Time

Flame shows when calling for heat

Pointer (day)

Days

Temperature

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NOTE:

Temperature displayed is actual room temperature unless adj usting the + or - b utton whe n it display s the set tem perature. O nce adjustm ent is comple te and afte r 5 seconds this w ill return to a ctual room temperature.

User Guide DIGIS TAT+2RF Room Thermos tat

Basic Settin gs

The Digis tat +2RF thermos tat is a prog rammable thermos tat 24-Hour (th e same progra m for every day o f the week) and a llows you to se t 6 time and temp erature events per day.

Digistat +2RF P re-set Program

Your Digista t +2RF comes with the f ollowing defa ult settin gs pre-progr ammed for you r convenience:

Pre-set Prog ram 1 (9 til 5)

As you can s ee, at 06:30 , the he ating will come o n to raise th e temperatu re to 20ºC . At 08:30, the tempera ture set poin t is dropped f rom 20ºC dow n to 16ºC, it s tays at 16º C througho ut the day, until 16:30 when t he temperat ure increas es to 21ºC . The tempera ture then dro ps down to a night-se tback tempera ture of 7ºC un til 06:30 when th e cycle repea ts for the nex t day.

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:3 0 8:30 12:0 0 14:00 16: 30 22:30

Tem p 20.0 16.0 16.0 1 6.0 21.0 7.0

1234 5 6

25°C

20°C

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

15°C

10°C

5°C

To adjust these times and te mperatures

1.

With the pr oduct oper ating as norm al in the Auto

mode press twice until the displ ay is ashing as shown. The time will be as hing, use the + or -

button s to adjust th e 1st time as re quired.

2.

Once the time has been set press to conrm

and use the + o r – button to a djust req uired

temperature (temperature shown required ashing).

3.

Once the te mperature h as been set pr ess

to conrm and move to the nex t time and tempera ture periods to be adjus ted conrming

changes b y pressing bu tton. (max 6 periods).

4.

To exit press or un til you retur n to auto mode w ith the bot tom chevron p ointing to aut o (as sho wn).

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

Congratulations!

The unit is now set correctly to follow your required timings.

To set a constant room temperature (Manual mode):

1. Press once, the display shows temperature flashing (example

20 0C)

2. Press + or - buttons to adjust the temperature as required. The temperature will stop flashing after 5 seconds and start controlling at this temperature

3. To exit manual mode press

once, to return to auto.

To change temperature for a short period (Override):

1. Press + or - buttons to adjust set temperature. Set temperature shown flashing

2. After 5 seconds will start controlling at selected set point but displays actual room temperature. 2 chrevons indicates override mode.

3. To exit override press once or wait until next change in the pre-set program.

2. Once the time has been set press to confirm and use the + or – button to adjust required temperature (temperature shown flashing)

3. Once the temperature has been set press to confirm and move to the next time and temperature periods to be adjusted confirming changes by pressing button. (max 6 periods).

4. To exit press or until you return to auto mode with the bottom arrow pointing to auto (as shown).

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User Guide DIGIS TAT+2RF Room Thermos tat

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NOTE:

The above se ttings ca n be underst ood using th e chart be low

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NOTE:

The small 1 in th e lower half of the s creen shows w hich time perio d is being set e. g. 1=1st pe riod, 2 = 2nd period, etc.

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To change temperature for a s hort period (Ov erri de)

1.

Press + or - b uttons to ad just set te mperature.

Set temper ature shown ashin g.

2.

After 5 se conds the Dig istat+2RF will s tart controll ing at the selec ted setpo int but the disp lay shows the a ctual room t emperatur e. 2 chevrons indicates override mode.

3.

To exit override p ress once or w ait until next cha nge in the pre-s et program.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

To set a constant room temp erature (Manual mode)

1.

Press onc e, the display s hows temper ature

ashing (examp le 20.0°C).

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

2.

Press + or - b uttons to ad just the tem perature as require d. The temperature wil l stop ashing afte r 5 seconds a nd start co ntrolling at t his tempera ture.

3.

To exit manual mod e press once, to r eturn to auto.

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To set holiday mode:

1.

Press twice, the display shows time a shing.

Time perio ds betwe en 1 to 23(Hr)hour s and 1 to 199(d)days can b e set.

2.

Press + or - b uttons to ad just the coun t down

time as require d. Press once to conrm, the display wil l show temperature a shing.

3.

Press + or - b uttons to ad just tempe rature and press to s tart holi day count dow n time. Alternati vely afte r 10 seconds t he tempera ture

will stop ash ing and holiday count down time wil l

star t. Display s hows count dow n time and ambie nt room temperature.

4.

To exit the holida y mode press o r once, to retu rn to auto.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2

Date and time setting.

Digistat +2RF comes with a pre-set clock, which also automatically adjusts for summer/winter time changes. It is activated automatically on 1st installation. There should be no need to change these settings, however, should you wish to, it can be done in Option 05.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

Enter user options, select option 05 (fig 6) To change the year press > once (fig 7) To change the month press > again (fig 8) To change the day press > again (fig 9) To change the time press > again (fig 10) Once you have selected your required display, to adjust press + or - and > to accept change.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

The access protection lock allows you to lock the Digistat +2RF so that it cannot have any adjustments. The default is OFF mode allowing you to adjust the Digistat +2RF. To Lock the Digistat +2RF settings enter the User Options Menu Option 09 and select On and press > to accept . Once the User Options Menu is exited all buttons will be locked. To switch off the Protection Lock enter the User Menu and change to OFF. Press > to accept. Once the User Menu is exited all buttons will be free to adjust.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

When the delay period is operating indicated by the flame symbol flashing (Fig12), pressing any button returns the Digistat +2RF to auto mode allowing normal button operation until the next time/ temperature event, when it will resume the delay start mode or follows the Holiday, Manual, Override or Off modes as selected.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 6)

As you can see, at 06:30, the heating will come on to raise the

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

To switch OFF the thermostat:

Press the + a nd – simultane ously for 5 se conds until th e OFF is displayed.

The thermo stat and he ating syste m will now be OF F unless the t emperatu re in the contro lled space fal ls below 7°C, t he frost pro tection se t point. Plea se note this does not af fect the op eration of the d omestic ho t water where provided.

To switch ON the the rmostat, p ress any key t o return to auto mode .

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User Options

If you wish t o change any Us er Options (show n in table on next p age) they can be ac cessed fro m Auto or Man by press ing and simulta neously for 3 seconds . Once you have a ccessed th e User Option s Menu (Fig 1) pre ss to scroll th rough selec table opti ons. The sett ings for each op tion can be chan ged by pres sing + or - as requir ed. Press to a ccept the chan ge and move to the ne xt option . To exit press and simultaneously for 3 seconds. Alternatively, not pressing any butt ons for 2 mins will c ause the Dig istat +2RF to return to A uto. (Fig 2) show s option 01 24 (24 ho ur clock).

Only sele cted optio ns that have bee n accepted b y pressing will be changed.

shows time flashing Time periods between 1 to 23(Hr)hours and 1 to 199(d)days can be set.

adjust the count down time as required. Press once to confirm, the display will show temperature flashing.

adjust temperature and press

to start holiday count down time. Alternatively after 10 seconds the temperature will stop flashing and holiday count down time will start . Display shows count down time and ambient room temperature.

press the or once, to return to auto.

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 19.0 21.0 19.0 21.0 16.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:00 08:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Pre-set Program 3. (Home Worker)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 06) How to change temperature offset .

The temperature displayed on the thermostat may not match that of other temperature measuring devices in the controlled space, because of its location. The displayed temperature may be offset to bring it in line with other devices. To adjust the temperature, enter the user options, select option 06. The temperature may be offset by +/- 5 degrees by pressing the + and – keys. Press > to accept the desired change.

(Option 07) How to restore the built in time temperature programs.

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Fig 11)

As you can see, at 06:30, the heating will come on to raise the temperature to 21°C. At 08:30, the temperature set point is dropped to 16°C, it stays at 16°C until 12:00 when the heating comes on to raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C until 14:00 when it drops to 16°C. At 16:30 the heating comes on to raise the temperature to 21°C where it stays until 22:30 when the temperature drops down to a setback temperature of 10°C until 06:30 when the cycle repeats the next day.

As you can see, at 06:00, the heating will come on to raise the temperature to 21°C. At 08:30, the temperature set point is dropped to 19°C, it stays at 19°C until 12:00 when the heating comes on to raise the

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As the weather becomes milder, Intelligent Start will delay the heating start times so that the fuel is not wasted bringing the room up to temperature earlier than necessary.

(Fig 12)

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 19.0 21.0 19.0 21.0 16.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:00 08:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Pre-set Program 3. (Home Worker)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 06) How to change temperature offset .

(Option 07) How to restore the built in time temperature programs.

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

(Fig 12)

Fig 1

Fig 2

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

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User Options What is it Min Max Default

01 Change 12 h or 24h clock 12 24 24

Change to another pre-set programme

1 3 1

Change the n umber of programme events per day

2, 4 or 6 6

Switch on/off automatic summer/winter time change

On Off On

05 Adjus t date and time Factory S et

06 Change t emperatur e offset °C -5 5 0

07 Restore pre-set programme On Off Off

08 To disable Of f function On Off On

09 Access protection lock On Off Off

Option 01 - How t o change from 24hr to 12hr clock

Enter use r options, sele ct option 0 1 and use + and – key s to selec t desired opt ion, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press to accept ch ange.

Option 02 - How to ch ange to another

predene d program 1, 2 or 3

Enter use r options, sele ct option 02 and u se + and – keys to selec t desired pro gram 1, 2 or 3. 1 = pro gram 1, 2 = program 2 a nd 3 = program 3. P ress to acce pt desired change.

Pre-set Prog rams 2 and 3 are shown below:

Pre-set Prog ram 2 (Home for Lunch)

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:3 0 8:30 12:0 0 14:00 16: 30 22:30

Tem p 21 .0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21 .0 10.0

25°C

20°C

Room Temp

15°C

10°C

5°C

1234 5 6

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

As you can s ee, at 06:30, the hea ting will come on t o raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 08:30, the tem perature se t point is drop ped to 16°C, it stay s at 16°C until 12:00 w hen the heatin g comes on to raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C unti l 14:00 when it dr ops to 16°C. At 16: 30, the heating co mes on to raise t he temperat ure to 21°C wh ere it stay s until 22:30, whe n the temper ature drops d own to a setbac k temperatu re of 10°C until 0 6:30, when the cycle repe ats the nex t day.

User Guide DIGIS TAT+2RF Room Thermos tat

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NOTE:

The above se ttings ca n be underst ood using th e chart to th e right.

User Guide DIGIS TAT+2RF Room Thermos tat

Pre-set Prog ram 3 (Home Worker)

As you can s ee, at 06:00, the hea ting will come o n to raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 08:30, the tem perature se t point is drop ped to 19°C, it stay s at 19°C until 12: 00 when the he ating comes on t o raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C unti l 14:00 when it dr ops to 19°C . At 17:30, the heating co mes on to raise t he temperat ure to 21°C wh ere it stay s until 22:30, whe n the temper ature drops d own to a setbac k temperatu re of 16°C until 06:0 0, when the cycle repe ats the nex t day.

Option 03 - How to ch ange the number of program event s per day

Enter use r options, sele ct option 03 an d use + and – keys to selec t desired opt ion. 2 = 2 time / temp e vents per da y, 4 = 4 time / temp ev ents per day a nd 6 = 6 time / temp events p er day. Pres s to accept des ired change.

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 1 4:00 17: 30 22:30

Tem p 21 .0 19.0 21.0 1 9.0 21.0 16.0

25°C

20°C

Room Temp

15°C

10°C

5°C

1234 5 6

06:00 08:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Time Period

Option 04 - How t o switch on/off the automatic summ er / winter time change

Twice a year the act ual time is aut omatically c hanged to keep it in lin e with the summ er / winter time c hange. Default se tting is On. I f you wish to dis able / enable th is feature en ter user opt ions, selec t option 04 and p ress – or + key to disp lay Off or O n as desired. P ress to accept desired change.

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NOTE:

Date and tim e setting.

Digist at +2RF comes with a pr e-set clock, wh ich also auto matically ad justs for su mmer/winter time change s. It is acti vated auto matically o n 1st install ation. Ther e should be no ne ed to change th ese settin gs, however, should yo u wish to, it can be do ne in Option 0 5.

Option 05 - How t o adjust date and time

Enter use r options, sele ct option 05 ( Fig 3)

To change the year press once (g 4) To change the month press again (g 5) To change the day press again (g 6) To change the time press again (g 7)

Once you hav e selecte d your requir ed display, to a djust press + or - an d to accept chan ge.

To select option 0 6 press until o ption 06 disp lay

is shown (g 8)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be

Fig 3

Fig 4

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

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NOTE:

The above se ttings ca n be underst ood using th e char t below.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

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Fig 5

Fig 6

Fig 7

Fig 8

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As

(Fig 12)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As

(Fig 12)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

(Fig 12)

Option 06 - How to c hange temperature offset

The tempe rature disp layed on the t hermosta t may not match that of o ther temper ature meas uring device s in the contro lled space, be cause of its lo cation. The display ed tempera ture may be of fset to brin g it in line with othe r devices. To adjus t the tempera ture, enter th e user opti ons, select o ption 06. The te mperatur e may be offse t by +/- 5 degrees by pres sing the + and – key s. Press to a ccept the desi red change.

Option 07 - How to re store the built in time temperature programs

Enter use r options, sele ct option 07 an d use + and – keys to sel ect desire d option. Of f = current pro grams retaine d. On = resto re factory p rogram set tings. Press to s elect the de sired change . The Option 07 display a utomatica lly revert s back to OFF. Plea se note enabling th is function w ill lose any use r changes to th e preset programs.

Option 08 - How to d isable the OFF funct ion

To disable the OFF f unction, ent er user optio ns, select option 08 an d use + or – keys to s elect Of f. Press to accept ch ange. It is now no t possible to s witch the Digist at+2RF OFF using th e + and- keys as pre viously describe d. To enable the OFF fun ction retu rn to option 08 and selec t ON. Pres s to accept chan ge.

Option 09 - How to lo ck the key pad - Access Protection Lock

The acces s protecti on lock allows yo u to lock the Digist at +2RF so that it cann ot have any adjus tments. The defaul t is OFF mode allo wing you to adj ust the Digist at +2RF. To Lock the D igistat +2RF se ttings ent er the User Op tions Menu Op tion 09 and sel ect On and press to a ccept. Once t he User Optio ns Menu is exite d all button s will be locked. To swit ch off the Protec tion Lock ente r the User Men u and change to O FF. Press to a ccept. Once t he User Menu is e xited all button s will be free t o adjust.

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Battery Change

How do I know when to c hange the batterie s.

When the ba tteries s tart to run l ow a battery i con will

ash in the displa y, to indicate “low battery ” during this

time the Digistat will function normally.

Replace with 2 x 1 .5V (AA) Alkaline bat teries.

When the ba ttery icon a lone is shown in t he display, th e batter ies are comple tely exhau sted and the D igistat wi ll cease to fu nction. Re-ac tivate by r eplacing the b atterie s

The RF link wi ll automati cally be re-e stablish ed.

How to replac e the batteries

Remove the b attery cov er using a coin. Re place the sp ent batter ies with 2 x 1. 5V (AA) Alkalin e batterie s ensuring correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

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SPECIAL NOTE:

The followi ng only applie s when the Inte lligent delaye d start fe ature is enabl ed by the inst aller.

When the de lay period i s operating in dicated by t he

ame symbo l ashing (Fig 9), pressing any butt on

returns t he Digista t +2RF to auto mode al lowing normal button o peration un til the nex t time/ temper ature event, when it will r esume the de lay star t mode or follow s the Holiday, Manual, Override or Off modes as selected.

Changes t o the install er options and p re-set prog rammes

must be made with the  ame symbol not ashing .

Fig 9

What is Intel ligent delayed st art?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving f eature)

The Intel ligent Dela yed Star t is an energy s aving featur e which auto matically re duces the war m up time for the heatin g system. A s the weather b ecomes milde r, Intellig ent Star t will delay th e heating st art times so that the fue l is not wast ed bringing th e room up to temperature earlier than necessar y.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

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Press OK to adjust each program setting

Pre-heat advance button: turns ON until next O FF time OR turns OFF until next ON time

Mode indicator

+ and - changes ON /OFF programmed times

Press to select each setting: date, time, program and holiday function

Time and day indication

RF link

LP10RF

Modes:

off = continuously off. timed = on for up to 3

periods a day as program once = on for 1 period a day, from the start of 1st ON to the end of 3rd OFF as program. on = continuously ON

Hot water pre-heat ON LED

Hot water pre-heat select button, moves the mode indicator up and down to select and accept changes

If the engin eer has set yo ur program an d timings – you do not need to d o anything el se. Just kee p this guide in a sa fe place for f uture refer ence.

Introduction

The progr ammer will aut omatically s witch your h ot water on an d off at times th at suit you.

The green l ight on the fron t of the progra mmer shows when it is on. L P10RF ha s a 7-day program al lowing for differe nt timings on ea ch day of the week , for up to 3 heating pe riods each da y.

If the engin eer hasn’t set y our timings for y ou, your program mer will work wi th a standar d program th at has been set a t the factor y. If this does n’t suit you, it’s very easy to chan ge it.

Normal Operation

During nor mal operat ion the rece iver will f lash the re d LED, approxim ately ever y five minu tes. This in dicates th at a radio sign al is being re ceived fro m the Digis tat transm itter.

Radio Signal Loss

If the red LED does not as h approximately eve ry ve minutes the n the receiver will show a ashin g green LED togeth er with the ashing antenn a symbol and the

Central H eating indic ator arrow wil l point to OFF. This situatio n indicates t hat the radio si gnal link from th e

Digist at transmit ter has been l ost. This ma y be remedied

by tting new bat teries in the Digis tat transmitt er. If tting new ba tteries does not re store the link, then

tempora rily move the Di gistat tra nsmitter c lose to the appliance, if t his does not r estore the l ink, then techn ical help must b e sought to re medy the fail ed radio signa l link.

Temporary Override

While the RF l ink is lost, the Ce ntral Heati ng can be switche d ON by press ing the OK but ton once and switche d OFF by pres sing the OK bu tton again. I n this mode the ro om tempera ture will not be c ontrolled.

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LP10RF

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NOTE:

The ON/OFF p eriods pre-pr ogrammed fo r Hot Water pre-hea t are shown in the t able oppos ite. The factor y installe d settings c an be used wit hout any furthe r programmin g of the receiv er. The date and time are pre -programme d and should not r equire adjustment.

If you nee d to restore th e factory pr e-set prog ram times then:

Press the + a nd - button s together, for thre e seconds or longer, to resto re the default p rogram time s to those shown in the t able opposi te.

Switching

Wee kdays Weekends

HW HW

1st ON - star t of rst timed period 6. 30am 7.00 am

1st OFF - end of rst tim ed period 8. 30am 9.00a m

2nd ON - st art of secon d timed perio d 12.00pm 12.00pm

2nd OFF - end o f second time d period 12.00pm 12.00p m

3rd ON - st art of third ti med period 4.30pm 4.00pm

3rd OFF - nal swit h-off of the day 10.30pm 11.00pm

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NOTE:

Two ON/OFF period s can be used in stead of thre e, by setti ng the second O N/OFF period s to 12:00 as shown in the d efault progr am table.

One ON/OFF p eriod can be ac hieved by set ting the second and t hird ON/OFF pe riods to the s ame time.

See Changing the Program on the next p age, if changes are requir ed to the clock ti me or pre-prog rammed settings.

The Standard Program

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NOTE:

Advance has no effect with constantly on or off is selected on the recei ver or when there is no demand from the transmitter.

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Setting MO N - FRI

1.

Press se t? until SET and PR OG? are shown in th e display.

2.

Press OK to enter program.

3.

Press OK to sele ct MON-FRI .

4.

Press + or - t o change the ON ti me.

5.

Press se t? to set the ON tim e and select th e OFF time.

6.

Press + or - t o change the OF F time.

7.

Press set? to s et the OFF tim e and select th e next ON time.

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NOTE:

Speed up t he display by h olding down th e + or buttons.

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

MON TUE WED THU FRI

6:30

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

MON TUE WED THU FRI

6:30

PROG

OFF

MON TUE WED THU FRI

8:30

6:30

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Changing the Program

Repeat op erations 4 to 7 t o set the seco nd and third ON/ OFF times .

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NOTE:

After pr essing se t? for the third hot w ater pre-he at OFF time th e display sho ws SET MON

Setting individual weekdays:

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NOTE:

If you do not r equire indiv idual weekd ay times, then pres s set? unti l SET SAT-SUN are displaye d and continu e on the next p age. If you do n ot wish to change th e setting fo r the day displ ayed, then press se t? until the rst day you want to chang e is displayed.

1.

Press OK t o select wee kday.

2.

Press OK to selec t rst ON time.

3.

Press + or - t o change the ON ti me.

4.

Press se t? to set the ON tim e and select th e OFF time.

5.

Press + or - t o change the OF F time.

6.

Press se t? to set the OFF ti me and selec t the next ON time.

Repeat op erations 3 to 6 t o set the seco nd and third ON/ OFF times .

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NOTE:

Speed up t he display by h olding down th e + or buttons.

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

6:30

PROG?

MON

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

6:30

PROG

OFF

8:30

6:30

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NOTE:

After pr essing se t? for the third OF F time, SET and the nex t weekday are di splayed af ter comple ting the steps ab ove for FRI the d isplay show s SET SAT-SUN.

see nex t page....

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Repeat op erations 3 to 6 t o set the seco nd and third ON/ OFF times .

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NOTE:

After pr essing se t? for the third OF F time, SET SAT are display ed. If you do not r equire indiv idual weekend times, then press set? until the normal display is resumed.

Setting SAT - SUN:

1.

Press OK t o select wee kend.

2.

Press + or - t o change the ON ti me.

3.

Press se t? to set the ON tim e and select th e OFF time.

4.

Press + or - t o change the OF F time.

5.

Press se t? to set the OFF ti me and selec t the next ON time.

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

OFF

9:00

6:30

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NOTE:

Speed up t he display by h olding down th e + or buttons.

Repeat op erations 3 to 6 t o set the seco nd and third ON/ OFF times .

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NOTE:

After pr essing se t? for the third hot w ater pre-he at off time for S AT, the displ ay will show SE T SUN. Pres s OK to set SU N or press s et? until the display returns to normal mo de.

Setting ind ividual weekend day s:

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NOTE:

If you do not r equire indiv idual weeke nd day times, then pres s set? until the normal display is shown.

If you do not w ish to change th e setting s for SAT, then press se t? to move to SUN.

Setting ind ividual weekend day s:

1.

Press OK t o select the d ay display ed.

2.

Press + or - t o change the ON ti me.

3.

Press se t? to set the ON tim e and select th e OFF time.

4.

Press + or - t o change the OF F time.

5.

Press se t? to set the OFF ti me and selec t the next ON time.

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

6:30

PROG?

SAT

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

OFF

9:00

6:30

PROG?

SAT

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Setting holidays:

1.

Press the s et? button u ntil SET and H DAY? are displayed.

2.

Press OK a nd the displa y shows 00.

3.

Press + or - t o set the numbe r of days you re quire the syst em to be off.

4.

Press se t? then HDAY is shown in the di splay and no demand fo r heating will b e made from the program mer. The program wil l return to nor mal after th e set number of d ays. To cancel the hol iday settin g and return to n ormal opera tion, press an y button.

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NOTE:

The progr ammer count s each pass thr ough midnigh t as a day. e.g. if y ou do not want he ating from Sa turday morning unt il Tuesday morning, se t for three da ys.

HDAY?

6:30

HDAY?

HDAY

6:30

Setting the clock and time

1.

Press the s et? butt on until SET an d CLOCK? are shown in the di splay.

2.

Press OK t o display 24hr a nd ON.

3.

Press + to s witch bet ween 24hr and 12hr d isplay.

4.

Decide be tween 24 hour o r 12 hour displ ay and

press set? to selec t, now the hours will ash.

5.

Press + or - t o set the corre ct hour.

6.

When the cor rect hour ha s been selec ted, press

set? to select, now the minu tes will ash.

7.

Press + or - t o set the corre ct minutes .

8.

When the cor rect minut es have been s et, press se t? to selec t that settin g.



Now SET an d DATE will be displaye d.



If the day an d date needs r esettin g, refer to the nex t page for SET TING THE DATE.



If the day an d date are corr ect, pres s set? to return to the normal display.

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NOTE:

Speed up t he display by h olding down th e + or buttons.

CLOCK?

6:30

CLOCK?

6:30

CLOCK?

DATE?

6:30

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Setting the date:

1.

Press the s et? butt on until SET an d DATE? are displayed.

2.

Press the OK but ton once, the year ashes on the

display.

3.

Press + or - t o set the corre ct year, e.g. 04.

4.

When the cor rect year h as been chose n, press se t?

to select, now the mon th will ash.

5.

Press + or - t o select the co rrect mont h, e.g. 08.

6.

When the cor rect mont h has been chos en, press

set? to sele ct, now the day will ash.

7.

Press + or - t o select the co rrect day, e.g . 16.

DATE?

DATE

8:08

DATE?

DATE

8:08

DATE?

DATE

8:08

DATE?

DATE

8:08

8.

When the correct day has been chosen, press set? to selec t, now dLS will be d isplayed a nd ON will

ash.

9.

Press + or - t o switch bet ween ON or OF F. If you choose ON t hen the clock wil l automatic ally adjust the time for D aylight sav ing. If you choo se OFF then the tim e will not chang e to take accoun t of the Daylight S aving time cha nge twice a ye ar.

J

Press se t? twice to return to the normal display.

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NOTE:

dLS = Day Li ght Savings t ime

DATE?

DATE

8:08

DATE?

DATE

MON

8:08

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Maintenance

The Digistat+2RF requires no maintenance.

The outer c asing can be wi ped clean usin g a dry cloth. DO NOT use po lish or deter gents.

These unit s can not be se rviced.

Should the e xisting uni ts fail to fun ction corre ctly, check that t he:

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LP10R F Receiver tim es and progr am setting s are correct.



RF signal li nk is set up (Refe r to page 2 for RF si gnal range details).



Digist at +2RF Room thermo stat batt eries are th e

correc t type, tted correc tly and are not exhauste d.

Fit new bat teries if in d oubt.

Digistat+2RF Thermostat part number 22090

LP10RF Program mer & Receiver part number 22589DR

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