EOS EmoTouch 3 Users guide
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EmoTouch 3
Control Unit for Sauna Cabins
Made in Germany
Operating Instructions
Druck-Nr.: 2902 5151
Stand: 48/20
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Documentation
Documentation
Manufacturer
EOS Saunatechnik GmbH
Schneiderstriesch 1
35759 Driedorf, Germany
Tel. +49 2775 82-514
Fax +49 2775 82-431
Email servicecenter@eos-sauna.com
Web www.eos-sauna.com
Original installation instructions EN
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EN-2 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
Contents
Documentation..................................................................................................EN-2
1 General safety instructions ..........................................................................EN-5
1.1 Safety levels................................................................................................EN-5
1.2 Operation and settings..........................................................................EN-6
1.3 Operator instruction ...............................................................................EN-7
1.4 Standards and regulations ...................................................................EN-9
2 Identification ....................................................................................................EN-10
2.1 EmoTouch 3 control panel .................................................................EN-10
2.2 Intended use............................................................................................EN-11
3 Description of the units ...............................................................................EN-12
3.1 Scope of delivery....................................................................................EN-12
3.2 Technical data .........................................................................................EN-14
4 Commissioning ...............................................................................................EN-15
4.1 Configuration upon commissioning or after a reset ................EN-16
4.2 Defining the light source manually ................................................EN-23
5Operation............................................................................................................EN-26
5.1 User interface .........................................................................................EN-26
5.2 Working with the graphic user interface.......................................EN-27
5.3 Switching the system on/off..............................................................EN-28
5.4 Basic settings ..........................................................................................EN-31
5.4.1 Setting the temperature .....................................................EN-32
5.4.2 Selecting the operating mode..........................................EN-33
5.4.3 Setting the humidity for Bi-O mode................................EN-34
5.4.4 Dimming or switching the light on/off..........................EN-36
5.4.5 Retrieving temperature/humidity values .....................EN-37
5.4.6 Switching ECO mode on/off ..............................................EN-38
5.4.7 Switching on HOT mode.....................................................EN-41
5.4.8 Switching potential-free contact on/off........................EN-43
5.5 Advanced settings ................................................................................EN-44
5.5.1 Advanced settings – single installation.........................EN-45
5.5.2 Advanced settings – multi-cabin installation..............EN-46
5.5.3 Language selection...............................................................EN-50
5.5.4 Screen saver ............................................................................EN-52
5.5.5 Standby mode.........................................................................EN-53
5.5.6 Operational lock/child lock ................................................EN-54
5.5.7 Display brightness.................................................................EN-56
5.5.8 Holiday cottage mode ........................................................EN-57
5.5.9 Operating data .......................................................................EN-59
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5.5.10 Heating period – auto stop ..............................................EN-61
5.5.11 Automatic start time............................................................ EN-63
5.5.12 One-time heating period ..................................................EN-65
5.5.13 Recurring heating periods ................................................ EN-69
5.5.14 Coloured light coupling...................................................... EN-76
5.6 Error messages.......................................................................................EN-79
6Service settings............................................................................................... EN-80
6.1 Service level ............................................................................................ EN-80
6.1.1 Opening service settings.................................................... EN-82
6.1.2 Service/maintenance........................................................... EN-83
6.1.3 Switching hysteresis ............................................................EN-84
6.1.4 Reset function ........................................................................ EN-85
6.1.5 Temperature control............................................................ EN-86
6.1.6 Setting the potential-free contact .................................. EN-87
6.1.7 Fan levels ................................................................................. EN-89
6.1.8 Fan post-cycle period ......................................................... EN-90
6.1.9 Refill period ............................................................................. EN-92
6.1.10 Post-heating time ................................................................. EN-93
6.1.11 Post-heating temperature ................................................. EN-94
6.1.12 HOT function .........................................................................EN-95
6.1.13 Setting the ECO runtime .................................................... EN-97
6.1.14 HOME function....................................................................... EN-98
6.2 Data transfer and updates ...............................................................EN-100
6.2.1 Configuration backup ......................................................EN-101
6.2.2 Updating firmware .............................................................EN-104
6.2.3 Exporting the operating data.........................................EN-107
7 General terms and conditions of service .........................................EN-108
8Disposal............................................................................................................EN-111
EN-4 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
General safety instructions
WAR NING
CAUTION
NOTICE
General safety instructions
1.1 Safety levels
Safety instructions and important operating instructions are classified according to ANSI Z535.6. Please familiarise yourself with
the following terms and symbols:
Warning
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result
in death or serious injury.
Caution
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result
in minor or moderate injury.
Notice
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in
damage to the unit.
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General safety instructions
1.2 Operation and settings
These operating instructions are intended for the personnel responsible for the operation of a sauna cabin. Observe the following general safety instructions during set-up and operation.
Risk to life and limb
and risk of fire
Fire hazard from
overheating
Risk to life and limb from electric shock and fire in the event of improper or faulty electrical connection. This risk also applies following completion of the installation work.
The electrical installation of the relay box and other electrical
systems or equipment with a fixed mains connection must only
be performed by a trained electrician from an authorised electrical company.
Observe the stipulations in VDE 0100 part 701.
The system must be disconnected and removed entirely from
the mains supply before commencing installation and repair
work.
The housing cover must only be removed by a specialist.
Insufficient ventilation can lead to device overheating and fire.
Flammable parts must not exceed a temperature of 140°C when
the unit is operated as intended or in the event of a malfunction.
Do not install control panels, relay boxes and modules in en-
closed cabinets or wood panelling.
Observe the sauna heater manufacturer's safety and installa-
tion instructions.
Observe the cabin manufacturer's safety and installation in-
structions.
Touchable glass surfaces on the outside of the cabins could
reach a maximum of 76°C. Attach safety devices if needed.
Damage to the unit Corrosive or heavy saline atmospheres damage the contacts in the
control panel, in the relay box and in the sensors.
The control panel and sensors should not be installed in a cor-
rosive or heavy saline atmosphere.
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General safety instructions
Damage due to
incorrect mounting
location
The control unit is not suitable for outdoor use.
It must be operated only inside buildings and may not be ex-
posed to environmental conditions such as extreme humidity
and moisture or the possible formation of condensation or corrosive substances in the ambient air, as well as other weather
conditions.
Similarly, excessive cold and extreme exposure to sunlight must
be prevented.
Protect the unit accordingly if there is an increased risk of me-
chanical damage.
1.3 Operator instruction
The operator of the infrared or sauna cabin must be instructed in
the general safety instructions during commissioning. The operator must be given a copy of the operating instructions.
The operator must make the end user aware of safety instructions
that are relevant to the end user.
Risk of electric shock A risk t o life and lim b from elect ric shock and fire arises i n the event
of improper repair work. This risk also applies after work is completed.
The unit covers must only be removed by a specialist.
Repairs and installations must only be performed by a trained
specialist.
The system must be disconnected and removed entirely from
the mains supply before commencing repair work.
Use only original spare parts from the manufacturer.
Fire hazard Objects placed on the sauna heaters can easily be ignited and
cause fires.
Do not place objects on the sauna heater.
If you switch on the sauna heater using pre-set timers or a re-
mote control, attach a protective cover to the heater or install a
suitable safety device.
Inspect the cabin prior to commissioning.
When using control units with a remote control option (see
EN 60335-1), protection from switching on a covered sauna
heater is required.
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General safety instructions
Risk of burns and
chemical burns
Health risks Spending time in an infrared or sauna cabin can lead to serious
Equipment damage
due to overuse
Touching hot parts may lead to skin burns and chemical burns of
the skin.
The operator must be familiar with the unit's hot parts and be
able to identify them.
The operator must be familiar with the settings for the heating
period and understand how it is controlled.
health risks or even death for persons with health impairments.
Persons with health impairments who spend time in a sauna
must consult a doctor before entering an infrared or sauna cabin.
The uninterrupted operation time of the sauna cabin(s) can lead to
property damage.
If the sauna cabin is used commercially, the heating time must
be set so that it switches o ff automatically after a specific period
of time.
If the heating does not switch off automatically after a defined
heating period, cabin use must be supervised at all times.
Inspect the cabin before each use.
Operation by
children or persons
with reduced mental
capacity
Children and persons with reduced mental capacity can be a risk.
Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with
the unit.
Children under 8 years of age should not operate the sauna
cabin.
The settings for the heating time must only be used by children
under 8 years of age if they are supervised by an adult.
The sauna cabin must only be used by persons with reduced
mental capacity, or limited physical or sensory abilities under
supervision or if they have already been instructed in its use and
understand the risks.
Children and persons who have not received proper instruction
must not clean or service the system.
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General safety instructions
1.4 Standards and regulations
For an overview of the standards that were observed during design and
construction of the sauna heaters, please refer to the individual product's
technical data sheet that can be downloaded from www.eos-sauna.com.
Local regulations also apply to the installation and operation of heating,
sauna, and steam room systems.
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Saunasteuergerät/Control unit
IPX4
Type EmoTouch 3 Bedienteil / Control Panel
Art. Nr. 94 6505 00
400 V 3N AC 50 Hz
Max. Schaltleistung 9 kW
Made in Germany
EOS SAUNATECHNIK GmbH, 35759 Driedorf
S-No. 0010915.19
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Identification
Identification
The EmoTouch 3 control unit consists of a relay box, a control panel, a temperature sensor and the connecting cables, and is used to operate a sauna
cabin.
2.1 EmoTouch 3 control panel
The nameplate is attached to the back of the control panel.
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A Name F Country of origin
B Model G Manufacturer
C Item number H Manufacturing date
D Operating voltage I Serial number
E Maximum switching output (kW)
Nameplate (example)
Requirements for operation and storage
The control panel must be installed outside of sauna cabins only. The
mounting location must meet the following climate condition requirements:
Ambient temperature during operation -10°C to 35°C
Storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C
Identification
2.2 Intended use
In conjunction with a suitable sauna heater, the EmoTouch 3 control unit is
intended to be used only to heat sauna cabins. It is suitable for cabins used
in private and commercial settings.
The relay box and control panel are intended only for mounting on the
wall.
The control unit is not suitable for outdoor use.
It must be operated only inside buildings and may not be exposed to environmental conditions such as extreme humidity and moisture or the possible formation of condensation or corrosive substances in the ambient air,
as well as other weather conditions. Similarly, excessive cold and extreme
exposure to sunlight must be prevented. Protect the unit accordingly if
there is an increased risk of mechanical damage.
EmoTouch 3 relay box
The relay box is used to operate sauna heaters in Finnish mode and in
humidity mode.
EmoTouch 3 control panel
The EmoTouch 3 control panel is suitable for the operation of sauna cabins
in private and commercial settings. It must be mounted on a wall.
Foreseeable misuse
The following are considered instances of foreseeable misuse:
The control and sensor cable plugs are plugged in incorrectly.
The unit is operated without knowledge of or compliance with the
safety instructions.
Operating, service and maintenance requirements are not observed.
The unit is operated after technical or other modifications are made to
the relay box.
The unit is operated by children or persons with reduced mental capac-
ity or by persons who have not been thoroughly instructed in its use.
The manufacturer is not liable for unauthorised modifications made to the
equipment and damages resulting from these modifications. The person
modifying the equipment alone shall bear the associated risk.
General safety instructions, EN-5
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Description of the units
Description of the units
3.1 Scope of delivery
The following components are included in the scope of delivery:
A Relay box with 2-piece front cover
B 8 bushings
C 3 wood screws 4 x 25 mm
D 5 m connecting cable with RJ14/RJ10 modular plug for
control panel
E Removal tools for control panel
EmoTouch 3 scope of delivery
Check the scope of delivery for completeness prior to installation.
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F EmoTouch 3 control panel with housing for mounting
in the wall
G Installation and operating instructions
H Ferrite ring for data lines
I Line for safety temperature limiter
J Spare fuse for safety temperature limiter
K Temperature sensor including 5 m connecting cable
with RJ10 plug, housing, circuit board, 2 screws
4x40 mm
Description of the units
Accessories (optional)
Accessories Item no.
20 m connecting cable for temperature sensor 94.6281
50 m connecting cable for temperature sensor 94.6282
10 m connecting cable for control panel (RJ10/RJ14) 94.6802
25 m connecting cable for control panel (RJ10/RJ14) 94.6285
50 m connecting cable for control panel (RJ10/RJ14) 94.6968
100 m connecting cable for control panel (RJ10/RJ14) 94.6969
10 m connecting cable for sauna bus (RJ12/RJ12) 94.5861
25 m connecting cable for sauna bus (RJ12/RJ12) 94.4647
50 m connecting cable for sauna bus (RJ12/RJ12) 94.4648
Mains adapter 230 V for control panel with cable length >
25 m
Bench sensor 94.5725
Humidity sensor 94.5726
SBM-HOT (button) 94.6800
SBM-ECO (button) 94.6980
IR module as installation add-on 94.6966
IR plug-in module with adapter cable 94.2046
IR plug-in module without adapter cable 94.4960
2.5 m connecting cable for IR plug-in module 94.4396
Set SBM ECO push button 94.6980
SBM-WCI-01 web app module 94.5987
SBM remote start 94.5782
SBM-FL75/150 coloured light module 94.5996, 94.6007
SBM-S BT sound module 94.5920, 94.5921
Infrared receiver for coloured light module and sound mod-
ule
SBM-GLT-MOD HOME Modbus module 94.7077
SBM-GLT-KNX HOME KNX module 94.7078
Modular distributor RJ12 for connecting cable for control
panel and sauna bus
94.6671
94.6810
2001.5298
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Description of the units
3.2 Technical data
Power supply 400 V 3 N AC 50 Hz
Switching output Max. 9 kW resistive load, upgrade with LSG units possible
Fuse 3 x 16 A
Ambient temperature -10°C to +35°C
S1 output Max. 50 W/50 VA (no capacitive loads)
Supply for terminal area/sauna
heater connection
Terminal area WM, 3, 4, light, fan 0.34–2.5 mm² rigid or flexible with wire-end ferrule. Observe minimum cross-sec-
Potential-free contact Load rating of contact for resistive loads:
Storage temperature -20°C to +60°C
Relay box housing Plastic
Dimensions (H x W x D) 270 x 300 x 100 mm
Weight Relay box: approx. 1.5 kg
Relay box outputs/inputs 3 x RJ10 jack for sensor connection
Control panel outputs/inputs 4 x RJ10 jack for relay box and multi-cabin connection
Display Colour capacitive 7" touchscreen display in 16:9 format
Heating time limitation Up to 6hrs/12hrs/18hrs/infinite
Temperature control 30°C–115°C (dry sauna mode)
Humidity regulation Time-proportionally or optionally according to % rel. air humidity with connected
Sensor system Digital sensor with safety temperature limiter 139°C
Control characteristics Digital two-point control
Connection for fan* Min. 5 W, max.150 W (only fan without starting capacitor)
Connection for lighting* Min. 5W (20mA), resistive load, max. 100W
0.5–2.5 mm² rigid or flexible with wire-end ferrule, two conductors with identical
cross-section per terminal can be connected.
tions for fuse protection for the supply line.
- Maximum power supply: 10 A
- Maximum voltage: 30 VDC/250 VAC
Control panel: 142 x 210 x 42 mm, mounting depth approx. 37 mm
2 x RJ14 jack for control panel and add-on modules
1 x connection for memory card (input/host, jack type A)
Connection for power adapter 24 V DC
Error display: Text on the display
30°C–70°C (humidity mode)
humidity sensor
Use only fans that are suitable for phase control, otherwise the fan or the control
unit can be damaged.
Dimmable energy-saving bulbs, max. 35 W
Light source with conventional transformers, max. 60 VA. Use only dimmable light
sources.
* Fan and light connections are protected by a joint 2AF fuse.
EN-14 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
Commissioning
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Commissioning
A Unit switch on relay box
In order to commission the sauna cabin, the cabin must be switched on at
the control panel. If the display is blank, the relay box might be switched
off.
A unit switch is located on the left side of the relay box.
Position I:
Relay box is switched on (factory setting).
The relay box is ready for operation in standby mode.
Position 0:
Relay box is completely switched off.
Parts of the circuit board are still under current.
Position II:
Cabin lighting is switched on, relay box is switched off.
Position for maintenance and cleaning.
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Commissioning
4.1 Configuration upon commissioning or after a reset
The control panel automatically switches to standby mode once connection to the relay box has been established and it is connected to the mains
supply.
The settings must be redefined upon commissioning and after a complete
system reset. The program guides you through the required steps.
Defining the user interface language
1 Tap the desired language.
Setting
Language
BG CN CZ DE DK EN FIN FR
HR HU IT NL PL RO RU SE
SK SLO SP TR
2 Tap the language again to confirm the selection.
Once confirmed, the display moves to the next setting.
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EN-16 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
Commissioning
Setting the time
1 Set the hours with and , and then confirm.
Setting
Time
08 : 00
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The active place value appears in blue.
Pressing and holding the button changes the value in increment
mode.
2 Set the minutes and confirm.
Setting the date
1 Set the day, month, and year by pressing and , and then con-
firm.
Setting
Date
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The active place value appears in blue.
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Commissioning
Specifying the place of operation
1 Press or to confirm the prompt that asks if the system is being
operated in a country of the EU/CENELEC.
Setting
Safety
Is the sauna installed in the EU / CENELEC?
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European Union/CENELEC must be selected if the system is installed
in countries under the jurisdiction of the CENELEC.
Once EU/CENELEC is selected, specific provisions of the EU/CENELEC
apply, e.g. the time limit for operation.
Selecting the operating mode
1 Tap the desired operating mode.
Setting
Operation mode
Default: up to 8
Cabins
1 Steam cabin
with up to 4
Steam generators
and optional
up to 4 additional
cabins
2 Steam cabins
each with up to
4 Steam generators
2 Steam cabins
each with up to
2 Steam generators and optional
up to 4 additional
cabins
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EN-18 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
Commissioning
Choose this setting if one steam generator or one sauna
heater per cabin is controlled. For more information about installing
multiple cabins, see the installation instructions.
Choose this setting if one cabin is served by 1–4 steam
generators. Additionally, 4 more cabins can be controlled with steam
generators or sauna cabins.
Choose this setting if 2 cabins, each with up to 4 steam
generators, are operated.
Choose this setting if 2 steam room cabins, each with up to
2 steam generators, are operated.
Additionally, 4 sauna cabins or IR cabins can be operated.
2 Confirm the selection.
Defining the type of use
1 Press or to specify whether the system will be used for private
or commercial purposes.
Setting
Usage
private use
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a) Private use
b) Commercial use
Specific safety regulations apply to this setting. See 1.3 Operator
instruction, EN-7
2 Confirm the selection by pressing .
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Commissioning
Security settings
1 Press or to specify whether the system will be operated with a
safety device.
Setting
Safety
Safety system as per norm EN 60335
for remotecontrol / timecontrol available?
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Cabin
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A safety device must be present to set up one-time and recurring
heating periods, the remote start function, and the Web App WCI
module.
If you confirm the prompt by pressing , a message stating that
the system does not comply with safety standards is displayed.
Confirm the message.
Selecting the heater type
1 Press or to specify whether the sauna heater will be operated
with or without a vaporiser.
Setting
Heater type
with vaporiser
Cabin 1
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EN-20 Operating Instructions - EmoTouch 3
Commissioning
a) Heater type without vaporiser for Finnish sauna.
b) Heater type with vaporiser.
Select how the heater is displayed after selecting the skin for the
cabin. Selecting skins, EN-21
2 Confirm the selection by pressing .
Selecting skins
1 Open skin selection by pressing .
Settings
Skin selection
IR
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The display shows only the installed and detected modules.
Information about setting up the module can be found in each of the
individual installation and operating instructions.
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Settings
Skin selection
sauna heater 1
Cabin 1
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Cubo
Commissioning
2 Press the lower arrows or to scroll through the skins and con-
firm your selection.
Settings
Skin selection
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After selecting the skin and the heater image, selection of the
connected module is displayed again.
If the installation is a multi-cabin installation, the cabin image and the
module for each cabin are set.
3 Confirm the selection by pressing .
4 Press the lower arrows or to scroll through the heater images
and confirm the image for the sauna heater you want.
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After selecting the heater image, selection of the connected module
is displayed again.
5 Confirm the selection by pressing .
This completes the initial setup. If the installation is a multi-cabin installation, you must set the cabin image and the heater image for each cabin.
Commissioning
NOTICE
R,L
R,C
Add-on modules or accessories are detected once the unit is switched on
(again) and their corresponding icons appear on the cabin image and in
the sub-menus.
Additional settings:
5.4 Basic settings, EN-31
chapter Service settings, EN-80
4.2 Defining the light source manually
The control unit is set to inductive loads by the factory so that resistive
loads can also be controlled by the control panel. If required, the light output can also be manually set to capacitive loads.
If light bulbs are used, the load for lighting must remain as an inductive
load.
The current setting is shown on the display.
Display symbol Setting Code
Inductive/resistive load (lighting for phase control),
if light bulbs are used.
Factory setting
Capacitive load (lighting for phase control)
Electrical ballasts for phase-cut dimmer
8001
8002
Material damage
Lighting and the control unit could become damaged if non-dimmable light sources are installed. In this case, the warranty becomes void.
Work must only be performed by a trained technician from an
authorised company specialised in the trade.
Do not mount lights near rising steam.
The lighting must conform to protection class IP65 and be re-
sistant to ambient temperatures.
Connect only dimmable light sources.
For this setting, the lighting must be disconnected.
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Setting
code
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Commissioning
Setting the load for lighting to resistive load
1 WARNING! Ensure that the relay box is disconnected from the power
supply.
Open the relay box's housing.
Refer to the installation instructions.
2 Disconnect the light source from the relay box.
3 Reconnect the power supply and switch on the relay box and control
panel.
4 Press and hold for 3 seconds.
5 Enter the code and confirm.
Code 8001: Inductive load/resistive load, e.g. if light bulbs are used.
Code 8002: Capacitive load.
6 Disconnect the relay box from the mains supply and reconnect the light
source.
7 Close the housing again.
8 Reconnect the relay box to the power supply and switch it on.
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Commissioning
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Setting
Light
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100%
9 Press and hold the light icon on the display for 3 seconds.
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The icon for the current lighting load setting is displayed.
10 Check the setting on the display.
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Operation
Operation
The figures show examples of the display and settings.
5.1 User interface
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A Cabin image
B Temperature/humidity detector
C Potential-free contact
D Status bar
E On/off (cabin)
F Current status, e.g. amount of time
remaining
EmoTouch 3 graphic user interface layout – example
G Settings
H Warning (for a different cabin)
I Actions and information, e.g.
J Current cabin (for multi-cabin
The touch screen function icons are displayed in various colours:
!
humidity mode
installation)
3
K Date, time, and possibly timer
setting
L EOS logo (touch recognition)
M Cabin lighting
N Sound (optional)
O Coloured light (optional)
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Grey: Function button is inactive
White: Function available, function button is selected
Green: Function button Confirm is selected
Red: Function button Delete is selected
Blue: Settings, e.g. for timer
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Operation
Texts are displayed in the following colours:
White: Status texts, e.g. date, name of sub-menu
Blue: active input digits, e.g. for date, time, timer display
Red: Warning, time display for auto-stop
Display
The display switches to standby mode if there is no activity for a defined
period of time. You can cancel standby mode by tapping the display.
Tap any area on the cabin image to close an open sub-menu.
Sub-menus close automatically if the display is not touched for
10 seconds. After that, the start screen is displayed.
If you have a multi-cabin installation, you can switch to the start screen
by tapping the cabin number in the status bar.
All cabin settings are made at the control panel. At least one cabin must be
set up for commissioning.
5.2 Working with the graphic user interface
The graphic user interface displays icons depending on the selection. Their
use is described below:
Tap briefly on the cabin image: The function is switched on or off.
Tap briefly on the sub-menu: The icon is selected.
Tap again: The selection is confirmed.
Press and hold: A sub-menu opens.
Tap anywhere on the cabin image: The sub-menu for settings closes.
Heat on/off Settings
Next Back to previous selection or
start
Confirm selection Clear selection
Increase the value by 1. Decrease the value by 1.
The home screen (standby) appears after the display has not been touched
for 10 seconds.
Settings that have not been saved are lost.
Date and time are saved if the built-in battery is charged and in working
order. All other settings are saved permanently.
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Add-on modules or accessories are detected once the unit is switched on
again and their corresponding images appear on the cabin image or in the
sub-menus.
The display illustrations in these operating instructions always show examples with optional features.
Unit operation and unit settings are available on different levels:
User level Private operation
Commercial operation
Service level Settings for service technician (with PIN code)
Basic settings (per cabin)
Advanced settings (with PIN code)
5.3 Switching the system on/off
In a multi-cabin installation, you can start and end each cabin individually
or all cabins at the same time.
Switching on a single installation, EN-29
Switching the system off, EN-31
Instead of starting the system manually, you can set an automatic start
time or define a single start date.
Setting the automatic start time, EN-63
Setting a one-time heating period, EN-65
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Switching on a single installation
1 Press and hold for 3 seconds.
If you have not selected a cabin in the multi-cabin installation, all
cabins are started via the cabin overview. To prevent an overload of
the mains supply, each cabin is started with a slight delay.
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Example: Single installation
The system is started using the parameters set for each cabin.
The red (glowing) stones indicate that the heater is on.
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Switching on cabins in a multi-cabin installation
1 Select the cabin in the cabin overview.
Settings
Select Cabin
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If you have not selected a cabin in the cabin overview, all cabins are
started. To prevent an overload of the mains supply, each cabin is
started with a slight delay.
2 Press and hold for 3 seconds.
The system is started using the parameters set for each cabin.
The red (glowing) stones indicate that the heater is on in the selected
cabin.
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