Drayton T710R, T720R, T720M, T740R, T740M User Manual

Step 1: Keys and Display - MiTime

RF Packs: T710R, T720R, T720M, T740R, T 740M

Drayton

MiTime

Home key: Press to go back
to the home screen at any
time

Back key: Press to return to
the previous screen

Select key: Press to select highlighted
options, and to open and save editor screens

MiTimeTM Programmer Series

RF Packs

Single Channel: MiTime T710R
Dual Channel: MiTime T720R, T720M
Multi Channel: MiTime T740R, T740M

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User Guide 06490193001 Iss F

HOMEOWNER Guide

MiTime

HOMEOWNER Guide

MiStat

MiTime

What is a programmer?

... an explanation for householders

Programmers allow you to set ‘On’ and ‘Off’ time
periods. Some models switch the central heating and
domestic hot water on and off at the same time, while
others allow the domestic hot water and heating to
come on and go off at different times.

Set the ‘On’ and ‘Off’ time periods to suit your own
lifestyle. On some programmers you must also set
whether you want the heating and hot water to run
continuously, run under the chosen ‘On’ and ‘Off’
heating periods, or be permanently off.

The time on the programmer must be correct. Some
types have to be adjusted in spring and autumn at the
changes bet ween Greenwich Mean Time and British
Summer Time.

You may be able to temporarily adjust the heating
programme, for example, ‘Override’, ‘Advance’ or
‘Boost’. These are explained in the manufacturer’s
instructions.

The heating will not work if the room thermostat has
switched the heating off. Also, if you have a hot-water
cylinder, the water heating
will not work if the cylinder
thermostat detects that the
hot water has reached the
correct temperature.

Single Channel: MiTime T710R Dual Channel: MiTime T720R, T720M Multi Channel: MiTime T740R, T740M

Step 2: Home Screens

Zone = Heating

Current status: the programme is On

until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Link to Settings

See further details in Step 6.

Zone = Hot Water

Current status: the programme is

Off until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Press Select ( ) to view or edit zonePress Select ( ) to change mode Press Select ( ) to view or edit zone

Link to Settings

See further details in Step 6.

Now: describes the current status,

e.g. programme is On until 12:00 am.

Link to Programme timetable - see

further details in Step 4.

Temp: describes the current status

of the zone temperature, e.g.

Temperature in zone is 21.0C and the

setpoint is 21.5C

Link to modify the zone temperature.

Current mode: Auto

Options: see table in Step 3.

Mode: Description:

Auto The programmer will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable

Always Of f The selected zone will be OFF

Always On The selected zone will be ON

All Day

(fi rst on / last

off)

The programme will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable, but using

only the fi rst ON event and the last

OFF event - it will remain ON in

between these two periods.

... an explanation for householders

A cylinder thermostat switches on and off the heat

supply from the boiler to the hot-water cylinder. It

works by sensing the temperature of the water inside

the cylinder, switching on the water heating when the

temperature falls below the thermostat setting, and

switching it off once this set temperature has been

reached.

Turning a cylinder thermostat to a higher setting will

not make the water heat up any faster. How quickly the

water heats up depends on the design of the heating

system, for example, the size of boiler and the heat

exchanger inside the cylinder.

The water heating will not work if a time switch or

programmer has switched it off. And the cylinder

thermostat will not always switch the boiler off,

because the boiler sometimes needs to heat the

radiators.

Cylinder thermostats are usually fi t ted between one

quarter and one third of the way up the cylinder. The

cylinder thermostat will have a temperature scale

marked on it, and it should be set at between 60C and

65C, then left to do its job. This temperature is high

enough to kill off harmful bacteria in the water, but

raising the temperature of the stored hot water any

higher will result in wasted energy and increase the

risk of scalding.

If you have a boiler control thermostat, it should

always be set to a higher temperature than that of the

cylinder thermostat. In most boilers, a single boiler

thermostat controls the temperature of water sent

to both the cylinder and radiators, although in some

What is a cylinder thermostat?

What is a room thermostat?

... an explanation for householders

A room thermostat simply switches the heating

system on and off as necessary. It works by sensing

the air temperature, switching on the heating when

the air temperature falls below the thermostat setting,

and switching it off once this set temperature has

been reached.

Turning a room thermostat to a higher setting will not

make the room heat up any faster. How quickly the

room heats up depends on the design of the heating

system, for example, the size of boiler and radiators.

Neither does the setting affect how quickly the room

cools down. Turning a room thermostat to a lower

setting will result in the room being controlled at a

lower temperature, and saves energy.

The heating system will not work if a time switch or

programmer has switched it off.

The way to set and use your room thermostat is to

fi nd the lowest temperature setting that you are

comfortable with, and then leave it alone to do its job.

The best way to do this is to set the room thermostat

to a low temperature – say 18ºC – and then turn it up

by one degree each day until you are comfor table

with the temperature. You won’t have to adjust the

thermostat further. Any adjustment above this setting

will waste energy and cost you more money.

If your heating system is a boiler with radiators, there

will usually be only one room thermostat to control the

whole house. But you can have different temperatures

in individual rooms by installing thermostatic radiator

there are two separate boiler thermostats.

valves (TRVs) on individual radiators. If you don’t

have TRVs, you should choose a temperature that is

reasonable for the whole house. If you do have TRVs,

you can choose a slightly higher setting to make sure

that even the coldest room is comfortable, then prevent

any overheating in other rooms by adjusting the TRVs.

Room thermostats need a free fl ow of air to sense

the temperature, so they must not be covered by

curtains or blocked by furniture. Nearby electric

fi res, televisions, wall or table lamps may prevent the

thermostat from working properly.

Single Channel: MiTime T710R Dual Channel: MiTime T720R, T720M Multi Channel: MiTime T740R, T740M

Step 2: Home Screens

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Zone = Heating

Current status: the programme is On

until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Press Selec t ( ) to view or edit zonePress Selec t ( ) to change mode Press Selec t ( ) to view or edit zone

Zone = Heating

Current status: the programme is On

until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Step 3: Zone Details

(not Single Channel)

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Link to Settings

See further details in Step 6.

Temp: describes the current status of the

zone temperature, e.g. Temperature in

zone is 21.0C and the setpoint is 21.5C.

Link to modify the zone temperature.

Link to Programme timetable

See further detail in Step 4.

Zone = Heating

Current mode: Auto

Options: see table below.

Mode: Description:

Auto The programmer will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable

Always Of f The selected zone will be OFF

Always On The selected zone will be ON

All Day

(fi rs t on / last

off)

The programme will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable, but using

only the fi rst ON event and the last

OFF event - it will remain ON in

between these two periods.

+hr key: Press from the

home or zone details

screens to add up to 3 hours

Note:

See help in produc t menu for quick

button description.

to the current period

Advance key: Press from

the home or zone details

screens to advance to the

next on or off period

Help text to prompt for

next action. It relates to the

highlighted line

LED: Illuminates when any

Arrow keys: Press to move

zone is scheduled to be ON

the highlight on screen, and

to change fi eld values

Time

Home screen, depending on

model - see Step 2

MiTime

: Indicates that holiday is enabled

: Indicates an RF transmission issue or

Service warning.

Date

This icon used

throughout these

instructions refers

to this button

Home key: Press to go back

to the home screen at any

time

Step 1: Keys and Display - MiTime

RF Packs: T710R, T720R, T720M, T740R, T 740M

Back key: Press to return to

the previous screen

Select key: Press to select highlighted

options, and to open and save editor screens

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Mode: Description:

Auto The programmer will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable

Always Of f The selected zone will be OFF

Always On The selected zone will be ON

All Day

(fi rs t on / last

off)

The programme will control the

ON & OFF times in line with the

programmed timetable, but using

only the fi rst ON event and the last

OFF event - it will remain ON in

between these two periods.

Current mode: Auto

Options: see table below.

Link to Programme timetable

(not Single Channel)

See further detail in Step 4.

Press Selec t ( ) to change mode

Zone = Heating

Step 3: Zone Details

Temp: describes the current status of the

zone temperature, e.g. Temperature in

zone is 21.0C and the setpoint is 21.5C.

Link to modify the zone temperature.

Now: describes the current status, e.g. programme

is On until 12:00 am. Link to Programme timetable

- see further details in Step 4.

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Zone = Heating

Current status: the programme is On

until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Zone = Zone 3

Zone = Hot Water

Current status: the programme is Always Off

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Link to Settings

Current status: the programme is Off until

See further details in Step 6.

12:00 am. Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Press Selec t ( ) to view or edit zonePress Select ( ) to change mode Press Selec t ( ) to view or edit zone

Zone = Heating

Current status: the programme is On

until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Link to Settings

Step 2: Home Screens

Single Channel: MiTime T710R Dual Channel: MiTime T720R, T720M Multi Channel: MiTime T740R, T740M

Zone = Hot Water

Current status: the programme is

Off until 12:00 am

Link to zone details, see Step 3.

Link to Settings

See further details in Step 6.

Temp: describes the current status

of the zone temperature, e.g.

Temperature in zone is 21.0C and the

setpoint is 21.5C

Link to modify the zone temperature.

Now: describes the current status,

e.g. programme is On until 12:00 am.

Link to Programme timetable - see

further details in Step 4.

Current mode: Auto

See further details in Step 6.

Options: see table in Step 3.

MiStat

Current room temperature

Call for heat indication.

This fl ame will be visible

when the room

RF transmission indication.

The RF symbol will be

visible as follows,

Symbol in

display

Function Description

Comfort setting

Selects the comfort set ting. The pre-set value is used

each time when activated, adjustable within the menu

Eco setting

Selects the Eco setting. The pre-set value is used each

time when activated, adjustable within the menu.

None Home screen

Indicates that the pre-set temperatures were changed

via +/- key

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Feature: Description: Factor y Pre-Set:

Help Tips Describes the but ton functions

Holiday switch

off

In the period until holiday star ts the product will operate normally.If holiday

is disabled manually or terminates automatically, the mode before start

of holiday will be re-instated. An enabled holiday will be indicated with a

suitcase symbol in the top line. If holiday is active, in the Set: line the holiday

end date will be indicated. In the Summary screen the suitcase will be visible

together with the holiday temperature.

Status Enable or disable holiday mode. Disabled

Zones Holiday mode can be applied to a specifi c zone or

all zones

All zones

Holiday start

time (From)

Set the time for the star t of your holiday Current time -

nearest hour

Holiday start

date (From)

Set the date for the star t of your holiday Today

Holiday end time

(To)

Set the time for the end of your holiday Current time -

nearest hour

Holiday end date

(To)

Set the date for the end of your holiday Today + 1 week

Time and date settings

Set time To set time of day Factory set

Set date To set date Factory set

Daylight saving To enable or disable daylight saving Enabled

Clock format To select 12h or 24h clock mode 12hr

Feature: Description: Factor y Pre-Set:

Programme

Timetable

On & Off times for the current period can be

modifi ed. See description in ‘Step 4’

Copy days Will copy the current day to one or more other days

Add Period Adds a Time event. It will be added at the correct

position within the day. There is a maximum of 4

periods.

Remove Period Removes the selected period. There needs to be at

least 1 period

Change

Timetable Type

The visible day-blocks available in "programme

timetable" can be defi ned, see Step 4

Individual days Each day can be programmed individually

Week and

weekend

Mon… Fri and Sat… Sun can be programmed as 2

blocks

Default

All week Mon…Sun can be programmed as one block

Stored

programmes

MiTime contains 3 pre-set programmes. These

programmes can be modifi ed according to personal

needs and can be stored by using a name. Via this

name they can also be re-loaded. Once a programme

has been modifi ed, the original factory pre-set will no

longer be available unless a System Reset is applied -

see Inst allation Guide Step 4.

Programme 1

Load stored

programme

A pre-set programme can be loaded

Save current

programme

The current programme can be saved by name (Each

pre-set program includes: Individual days, week /

weekend, all day and custom day schedules)

Step 6: Additional User Settings

Step 7: Keys and Display - MiStat Step 8: +hr (Boost) Step 9: Changing the Batteries

RF Pack: MiStat N110R, MiStat C110C

How do I know when to change

the batteries?

When the batteries start to run low a battery icon will

fl ash in the display to indicate “low battery”, during

this time the MiStat will function normally. When the

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1st On 6:30am 6:30am 7:00am

1st Off 8:30am 8:30am 9:00am

2nd On 4:30pm 4:30pm 4:00pm

2nd Off 10:30pm 10:30pm 11:00pm

All week Week & Weekend

Mon-Sun Mon-Fri Sat-Sun

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Day range & period

Step 5: Period Settings

Highlight shows adjustable fi eld:

Use up/down buttons to adjust values

Period settings: On at 6:30am and Off

at 8:30am

Help text: Use left/right buttons to

change fi elds

Programme 1

example is shown below. These programmes can

be modifi ed according to personal needs and

can be stored by using a name. Via this name they

also can be reloaded. Once a programme has

been modifi ed, the original factory pre-set will no

longer be available. On a System Reset, only the

Stored programmes

MiTime contains 3 pre-set programmes. An

current loaded programme will be replaced with

Example:

the factory setting – see Installation Guide Step 4.

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) when highlighted to adjust

Zone = Heating

Timetable day range: Monday to

Friday (Week and weekend)

Options: Individual days (7day), Week and

weekend (5/2day), All week (24hr). The

available blocks depend on the selection

Link to Copy days

in menu “change timetable type”

Help text: Use left/right buttons to

select the days you want to change

Arrow denotes that further options are

available if you scroll down.

settings (see Step 5)

Period 1 settings: describes the current timetable

settings, e.g. Heating has been programmed to

turn On at 6:30am and go off at 8:30am

Period 2 settings: describes the current timetable

settings, e.g. Heating has been programmed to

turn On at 4:30pm and go off at 10:30pm

Up to 4 periods can be programmed

Press selec t (

Step 4: Prog. Timetable

Feature: Description: Factor y Pre-Set:

Help Tips Describes the but ton functions

Holiday switch

off

In the period unt il holiday s tarts the produc t will operate normally.I f holiday

is disabled man ually or termina tes automatically, the mod e before sta rt

of holiday will be re- instated.An en abled holiday will be indicate d with a

suitcas e symbo l in the top line. If holiday is ac tive, in the Set: line the holiday

end date will be indic ated. In the Summary scre en the suitca se will be visible

together with the holiday tem perature.

Status Enable or dis able holiday mode. Disabled

Zones Holid ay mode can be app lied to a speci fi c zone or

all zones

All zones

Holiday st art

time (From)

Set the time for the s tart of your holiday Current tim e -

nearest ho ur

Holiday st art

date (From)

Set the date for the s tart of your holiday Today

Holiday end tim e

(To)

Set the time for the en d of your holiday Current ti me -

nearest ho ur

Holiday end date

(To)

Set the date for the end of your holiday Today + 1 week

Time and date se ttings

Set time To set time of day Factor y set

Set date To set date Factor y set

Daylight sav ing To enable or disab le daylight savi ng Enabled

Clock form at To selec t 12h or 24h clock mode 12hr

Feature: Description: Factor y Pre-Set:

Programme

Timeta ble

On & Off time s for the current pe riod can be

modifi ed. See descri ption in ‘Step 4’

Copy days W ill copy the current day to one or more other day s

Add Period Adds a Time event. It will be added at the correct

positio n within the day. There is a maximum of 4

periods .

Remove Period Removes the sele cted period. There nee ds to be at

least 1 period

Change

Timeta ble Type

The visible day -blocks available in "progr amme

timetab le" can be defi ned, see Step 4

Individual days Each day can be programmed individually

Week and

weekend

Mon… Fri and Sat… Sun can be pro grammed as 2

blocks

Default

All week Mon…Sun can be prog rammed as one block

Stored

program mes

MiTime con tains 3 pre-set programmes. These

programm es can be modifi ed accordin g to personal

needs and can be s tored by using a name. Via this

name they can als o be re-loade d. Once a programme

has been modifi ed, the original fact ory pre- set will no

longer be availa ble unless a System Reset is appli ed -

see Inst allation Guide Step 4.

Programme 1

Load store d

programm e

A pre-set pro gramme can be loaded

Save current

programm e

The current programme ca n be saved by name (Each

pre-se t program includes: Individual days, wee k/

weekend, all day and cus tom day schedules)

How do I know when to change

the batteries?

When the batteries start to run low a battery icon will

fl ash in the display to indicate “low bat tery”, during

this time the MiStat will function normally. When the

batter y icon alone is alone is shown in the display, the

batteries are completely exhausted and the MiStat will

cease to function (see below). Re-activate by replacing

the batteries.

How to replace the batteries

Remove the battery covers as shown. Replace the batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline bat teries ensuring

correct orientation. Replace the battery covers pressing fully home.

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Press +hr to Boost

MiStat

Are Minimum/ Maximum temperatu res activated?

see Insta llation Guide Step 8.2NO SIGNAL is visi ble on the screen, no reaction on

key presses anym oreaIs the receiver po wered? (Red signal lamp should

be visible)bIs the room therm ostat powered? see Home owner

Guide Step 9.

a

1 Set ting temperature valu es is restricted

 Troubleshooting:

a see Insta llation Guide Step 8 - Screen Lock

3 LOCKED is dis played on the room themosta t

STARTING is visib le on the thermostat sc reen, no

reacti on on key presse s anymoreaIs the receiver po wered? (Red signal lamp should

be visible)6WAIT is visible on the the rmostat screen, no rea ction

on key presses anym oreaIs the receiver po wered? (Red signal lamp should

be visible)

a Replace bat teries, see Homeown er Guide Step 9.

4 Is the bat tery symbol visi ble?

5

Press Selec t to enter a specifi c

Setting. Options shown below:

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Step 6: Additional User Settings

Symbol in

display

Function Description

Comfort setting

Selects the comfort set ting. The pre-set value is used

each time when activated, adjustable within the menu

Eco setting

Selects the Eco setting. The pre-set value is used each

time when activated, adjustable within the menu.

None Home screen

Indicates that the pre-set temperatures were changed

via +/- key

Step 9: Changing the Batteries

How do I know when to change

the batteries?

When the batteries start to run low a battery icon will

fl ash in the display to indicate “low battery”, during

this time the MiStat will function normally. When the

battery icon alone is alone is shown in the display, the

batteries are completely exhausted and the MiStat will

cease to function (see below). Re-activate by replacing

the batteries.

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) key

) to confi rm

Press +hr to Boost

Press +/- to adjust +hr period between 0 and 3 hours

Press (

Now the Boost is running. The time will be counted

down each hour.

Once the time has elapsed, control returns to the

or by setting the +hr period to 0.

prior temperature screen.

The Boost can be cancelled by pressing the (

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+ & - keys:

Press to change

the current

temperature or

turn the heat on

if currently off

+hr key: Press to add up

to 3 hours to the current

period or to get instant

1 to 3 hours if currently

Current set temperature

off (see step 8).

Note: Settings

changes can be

made via the

MiTime unit

Call for heat indication.

This fl ame will be visible

when the room

temperature is below

the set temperature.

Current room temperature

Current Set ting,

see table below

Step 7: Keys and Display - MiStat Step 8: +hr (Boost)

RF Pack: MiStat N110R, MiStat C110C

key: Press to

toggle between

Comfort setting, Eco

RF transmission indication.

The RF symbol will be

visible as follows,

Short fl ashes indicates an

RF transmission.

Long fl ashes indicates an RF

transmission issue.

setting and Home

key: Press to

(Room thermostat

only). See table below.

cancel +hr and display

home. (Cylinder

thermostat only)

MiStat

Select key: Press

to open and save

editor screens

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Battery Covers:

Slide outwards

to remove

Battery Handling

Batteries, rechargeable or not, should not be disposed

of into ordinary household waste. Instead, they must be

recycled properly to protect the environment and cut down

the waste of precious resources.

Your local waste management authorit y can supply details

concerning the proper disposal of batteries.

In compliance with the EU Directive 2006/66/EC, the button

cell battery located on the printed circuit board inside the

produc t, can be removed at the end of the produc t life, by

professional personnel only.

MiStat

How to replace the batteries

Remove the battery covers as shown. Replace the batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline batteries ensuring

correct orientation. Replace the battery covers pressing fully home.

MiStat

Step 9: Changing the Batteries

How do I know when to change

the batteries?

When the batteries start to run low a batter y icon will

fl ash in the display to indicate “low battery”, during

this time the MiStat will function normally. When the

battery icon alone is alone is shown in the display, the

batteries are completely exhausted and the MiStat will

cease to function (see below). Re-activate by replacing

the batteries.