FAAC TM XTT868 User Manual

GB

FAAC TM XTT868

PROG

ADJ

HOLI

S/W DEL

CH

CLOCK

ESC

MODE

OK

Safety Notices

Please read these instructions carefully before
commissioning the product

We shall not be liable for damage to objects or
persons caused by non-compliance with these operating
instructions and especially with the safety notices!

Also observe the operating instructions of the devices to
be controlled

The automatic control of systems or devices that need to
be supervised is not permitted. Do not modify the radio
timer yourself

Have radio timers that do not function checked by the
manufacturer

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!

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Intended Use

The radio timer TM XTT868 was exclusively developed
and manufactured for the time-controlled switching of
devices with Easywaveradio controls.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for damage caused
by improper orunauthorized use.

General Notices

The radiotimer works in the868 MHz range, whichis also
used by other radio services. Therefore, other devices
that work on the same or a neighboring frequency may
impair the operationand the range ofthe timer.
The received power of the radio controls to be activated
may be influenced by several factors:

Installation site

!

Unscreened devices and systems

!

Other transmitters in the frequency range

!

Weather conditions and similar

!

In case of interferences that cannot be remedied, contact
an expert workshop or the manufacturer.

Function

The radio timer TM XTT868 is a wall-mounted battery­operated radio timer (surface-mounted) for the time­controlled switching of Easywave radio controls (function
range: UP / STOP / DOWN), e.g. electric-drive shutters,
awnings and illumination.

The radio timer has four individually coded radio
channels so that four different radio telegrams can be
sent to control four devices or groups individually.

Additionally, it is possible to transmit the four different
radio telegrams together (with a delay of approx. 0.5
seconds per channel) and therefore activate all four
devices or groups simultaneously (group function).

The following four operating modes are available:

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Manual operation (factory setting)

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Automatic operation

!

Automatic operation with temporary manual operation

!

Automatic operation with holiday timer

The following functions can be programmed in the three
automatic operating modes:

!

24-h switching period (day function) or 1 week (week
function),

!

individual switching times for each radio channel as well
as for each weekday or different weekdays (Monday to
Friday and Saturday/Sunday)
Raising and lowering shutters and awnings to

!

intermediate positions

With a holiday setting, the switching times programmed for
Sundays can be activated on holidays with only one push
of a button.

The clock can also be changed from wintertime to daylight
saving time with one push of a button

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Installing the Radio Timer

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Remove the wall mount from radio timer by pressing the
two snap catches on the back of the device inwards

!

Mount the wall mount with the enclosed screws and
dowels on the desired installation site

!

Replace the radio timer in the wall mount. The snap
catches have to lock. The timer is delivered with an
inserted battery and ready for operation right after

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mounting

Installation notice
following sites as this may impair the range of the
transmitter: in a distribution box or a metal casing, in direct
proximity to large metal objects and on the floor or close to

:

Avoid installing the timer in one of the

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Key Functions

Button

Function

ESC

(ESCAPE)

return to ready status

MODE

(MODE)

Change operating mode

(PROGRAM)

PROG

Change to programming mode
or change hour format (AM/PM)

ADJ

Press > 3 seconds

(ADJUST)

Change to training mode

(HOLIDAY)

HOLI

Activate holiday mode

Press > 3 seconds

S/W DEL

(S/W)

Switch between daylight saving and
wintertime

(DELETE)

Delete selected switching time

(UP)

Raise shutter/awning / Send
Easywave telegram A

Increase value / scroll forward

(STOP)

Stop shutter/awning / Send
Easywave telegram C

OK

(OK)

Confirm setting

(DOWN)

Lower shutter/awning /
Send Easywave telegram B

Reduce value / scroll back

(CHANNEL)

CH

Select radio channel

Press > 3 seconds

CLOCK

(CLOCK)

Change to clock set mode

:

:

/C

:

Point

B1

B2
A1

A4

B3

A2

B2

A1, B2

C

A1, B2

C

A1, B2

A4, C

A1

Display

Hour­format

Radio channel

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AM
PM

W

S

AUTO
MANU

Operating
mode

Direction

Time/radio
channel
Numerical value

Winter/daylight
saving time

Weekday

Holiday
timer

Setting
current
time

Move to
intermediate
position

Battery capacity

APutting the Radio Timer into Service

The radio timer is delivered with an inserted battery. It is
fully functional immediately after unpacking. Perform the
following steps to put the radio timer into service

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Set the time and the weekday (see A1)

!

Switching between winter time (W)<>daylight saving

time (S) (see A2)

!

Memorizing radio channels in the control (see A3)

!

Measuring and saving the propagating times (see A4)

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A1Setting the Time and Weekday

In clock set mode, you can set the time and the weekday,
change from wintertime (W) to daylight saving time (S) and
select 24-h or 12-h display

The weekday abbreviations are as follows.:

Monday

MO

Tuesday

TU

Wednesday

WE

Thursday

TH

The timer automatically returns to ready for service
mode when you do not press a button within 5
minutes.

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••TH

W

MANU

CH

>3

seconds

Setting the time:

Wintertime(W)

HOLI

S/W DEL

24-h format 12-h format

OK

SA SO

Prog

Setting the weekday:

Wintertime(W)

HOLI

S/W DEL

24-h format 12-h format

Prog

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••TH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••TH

W

CLOCK

Friday

FR

Saturday

SA

Sunday

SU

You can always

ESC

return to ready for
service mode by
pressing ESC.

Clock setup mode

Daylight saving
time(S)

>3 seconds

Daylight saving

time(S)

>3 seconds

A2Switching from Winter Time <> Daylight Saving Time

You can also switch from wintertime (W) to daylight
daylight saving time (S) without changing to clock set mode
(A1):

MO TU WE FR SA SO•TH

W

MANU

> 3 seconds

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

S

MANU

HOLI

S/W DEL

Wintertime(W)

HOLI

S/W DEL

> 3 seconds

Daylight saving time (S)

In this case, the clock is set back/forward by one hour.

A3Memorizing Radio Channels in the Controls

To enable the tubular motor to react to the radio signals of
the radio timer, you first have to memorize the radio
channels in the individual controls.

Also refer to the operating instructions of the tubular
motor control(s).

Do not select the group function for memorizing the
radio channels in the tubular motor controls.

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OK

Situation a): Memorizing the radio
timer as the first transmitter in the
tubular motor control

1.

Tubular motor: Activate the
supply voltage

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each

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1 second

1 second

New radio timer:

2.

Select the desired radio channel.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

CH

CH

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••• TH
MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

New radio timer

3.

3.1

Rotation direction of the motor clockwise,
when retracting the awning.

Within 3
seconds

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

Channel 4

Channels 1-4
(group function)

:

Situation b): Memorizing the radio
timer when a manual transmitter is
already memorized in the tubular
motor control

New Radio Timer:

1.

Select the desired radio channel.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

CH

CH

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••• TH
MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

Already memorized manual transmitter:

2.

5

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

Within 3
seconds

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

Channel 4

Channels 1-4
(group function)

seconds

1 second

1 second

Situation c): Memorizing a manual
transmitter if a radio timer is already
memorized in the tubular motor control

Already memorized radio timer:

1.

Select the desired radio channel.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

CH

CH

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••• TH
MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

Already memorized radio timer:

2.

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

Within 3
seconds

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

Channel 4

Channels 1-4
(group function)

5

seconds

1 second

1 second

Situation d): Memorizing the radio
timer if a radio timer is already
memorized in the tubular motor control

New and already memorized radio timer:

1.

Select the desired radio channel.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

CH

CH

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••• TH
MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

Already memorized radio timer:

2.

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

Within 3
seconds

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

Channel 4

Channels 1-4
(group function)

5 seconds

1 second

1 second

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

motor cable

or

3.2

Rotation direction of the motor counter­clockwise, when retracting the awning.

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

Already memorized manual transmitter:

then

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

4. New radio timer:4.

New radio timer:

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

motor cable

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

within

5 seconds

within

5 seconds

Already memorized radio timer:

3. 3.3.

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

_

CLOCK

+

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

4.

New manual transmitter:

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

within

5 seconds

within

5 seconds

then

Already memorized radio timer:

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

_

CLOCK

+

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

PROG

HOLI

ESC

MODE

ADJ

S/WDEL

CH

CLOCK

OK

The tubular motor rotates in both
directions for 1 second each.

then

within

5 seconds

within

5 seconds

Measuring and Saving the Propagating Times

For intermediate positioning in automatic mode, the radio
timer has to measure and save the propagating time for
raising and lowering the shutter/awning assigned to the
radio channel once for each channel (»reference drive«).

!

By pressing the shutter/awning to the top end

position .

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

PROG

> 3 seconds

ADJ

MO TU WE TH FR SA SO

CH

CLOCK

Select
channel

Reference drive mode

Channel 1

MO TU WE TH FR SA SO

Channel 2

MO TU WE TH FR SA SO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SO

Channel 3

Channel 4

When the shutter/awning is in the top end

!

position

:

Press the button until the shutter/awning has
moved to the bottom end position, then let go of
the button

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The radio timer measures and saves the time
required to lower the shutter/awning

Press the button until the shutter/awning has

!

moved to the top end position without interruption,
then let go of the button

The radio timer measures and saves the time
required to raise the shutter/awning.

!.Repeat the two reference drives for the remaining radio

channels / for additional shutters/ awnings

ESC

Briefly press ESC to leave the reference drive

!

fmode and return to ready for service mode.

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Time-Controlled

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BRaising/Lowering Shutters/Awnings

B1Changing the Operating Mode

The radio timer has altogether four different operating

:

modes

Manual operation

!

awnings can only be raised and lowered manually,
meaning by pushing a button. The programmed
switching times are deactivated

Automatic operation:

!

and lowered either time-controlled or manually

Automatic operation with temporary manual

!

operation

After switching to this operating mode, the programmed
switching times are deactivated until midnight (24 hrs).
Afterwards, the radio timer switches independently to
automatic mode. This serves to prevent the automatic
lowering of a shutter on a summer evening on the
terrace, for example

Automatic operation with holiday mode:

!

Shutters/awnings are raised or lowered according to a
randomly generated time difference to the programmed
times of the automatic operation mode (max. 15 min).
This lets your house appear inhabited in your absence.
With the MODE button, you can switch between the four
operating modes

Manual
operation

Automatic
operation

Automatic operation
with temporary
manual operation

Automatic operation

with holiday timer

(factory setting): Shutters and

Shutters and blinds can be raised

:

.

:

MO TU WE FR SA SO•••TH

W

MANU

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

AUTO

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

AUTO
MANU

.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

AUTO

MODE

.

MODE

MODE

MODE

B2Programming Switching Times

The operating modes »automatic operation«, »automatic
operation with temporary manual operation« and
»automatic operation with holiday timer« enable the time­controlled raising and lowering of shutters and awnings.

The radio timer features two default switching times

Raising the shutter/awning from Monday through

!

Sunday at 7:00 hrs to the end position for radio channel
1

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Lowering the shutter/awning Monday through Sunday at

!

21:00 hrs to the end position for radio channel 1

In programming mode, you can

!

display the programmed switching times and

!

program new switching times

!

change programmed switching times

!

delete programmed switching times

You can program altogether 30 switching times. Once all
memory slots are occupied, the display shows the message
FULL:

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

AUTO

PROG

ADJ

AUTO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

OK

Program new
switching time

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

OK

OK

Change
switching
time

AUTO

Free
memory slots

OK

weekday(s)

Select radio

,

ESC

Next/previous
switching time

HOLI

S/W DEL

Delete
switching
time

Change

time

Select

channel

,

.

You can return to ready for service mode at any time
by pressing ESC

> 3 Seconds

AUTO

:

.

,

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU•••

AUTO

CH

CLOCK

OK

If is programmed,

move to intermediate position

the shutter/awning first moves to an end position
and then to the desired intermediate position

With the , you have the following selection

weekdays

options

:

Monday to Friday

Monday

MO

Tuesday

TU

Wednesday

WE

Thursday

TH

Friday

FR

Saturday

SA

Sunday

SU

If the radio timer was set to 12-hr display (see A 1),
the switching times are also displayed in 12-hr
format (with AM/PM symbol).

If no button is pressed for 5 minutes, the radio
timer returns to ready for service mode.

MO-FR

Saturday and Sunday

SA - SU

daily (daily function)

MO-SU

Display switching times

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU•••

AUTO

Channel

HOLI

S/W DEL

OK

Value for intermediate
position
(if programmed)

OK

Edit switching times

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

Select value for intermediate position

0% = bottom end position

100% = top end position

Raise

Simultaneously

+

Move to

intermediate position

No

Yes

"

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

Lower

MO TU WE TH FR• SA SU

AUTO

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

Lower

Raise

MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

AUTO

Is move to

"

intermediate position

programmed?

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B3Holiday Timer

With the holiday timer, you have the possibility to activate
the switching times programmed for Sundays at the push of
a button.

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

AUTO

HOLI

S/W DEL

MO TU WE FR SATH SU

W

AUTO

If you activate the holiday timer before 18:00 hrs, it
is automatically deactivated at midnight (24:00 hrs)
on the same day

If you activate the holiday timer after 18:00, it is first
automatically deactivated at midnight (24:00) the
next day

.

In the operating mode »automatic operation with
holiday timer«, the holiday timer is deactivated with
a random difference of 15 minutes

Holiday timer

.

HOLI

S/W DEL

.

CLowering/Raising Shutters/Awnings

with the Touch of a Button

In all operating modes (see B1), you can raise and lower
the shutters/awnings manually at the push of a button

If the shutter/awning raises/lowers time-controlled, you can
stop this manually by briefly pressing the

button.

The current radio channel is permanently displayed with
bar symbols in the top part of the display

After initially pressing the CH/CLOCK button, the current
radio channel (CH) is displayed at first

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

CH

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

CLOCK

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

W

MANU

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

MANU

CH

CLOCK

Channel 1

Channel 2

W

Channels 1-4 (groups function)

.

.

Radio Channel Selection

Within 3
seconds

Channel 3

Channel 4

after 3 seconds

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

UP STOP DOWN

(Raise)

.

(Lower)

Reset (Delete Data Completely)

You have the possibility to delete all saved data completely
and restore the default settings or re-program the radio
timer:

MO TU WE FR SA SOTH

W

MANU

HOLI

ESC

+

> 3 seconds

S/W DEL

MO TU WE TH FR SA SO

W

MANU

Besides the basic settings shown here, the two switching
times stated in B2 are preset

Repeat the steps for initial operation

!

see

( A1, A2, A4).

Re-program the switching times for automatic operation
(see B2)

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Changing the Battery

The average battery lifecycle is two years. The battery
capacity is shown in the display with the symbol . One
segment after the other disappears with increasing battery
discharge. When all segments have disappeared and the
battery contour blinks, you have to exchange the battery

Press the radio timer together in the center on the top

!

and the bottom and pull it out of the wall mount

! Exchange the battery. Only use batteries of the type

CR2032. Observe the correct polarity!

!.Replace the timer in the wall mount. The stop latches

have to snap into place

The clock has a power reserve of some minutes. If
the radio timer is without voltage supply for a longer
period, you have to reset the time (see A1).

However, the programmed switching times (see B2) and
saved propagating times (see A4) are maintained in case
of a voltage cutout

.

Keep batteries out of the range of childrenAttention!

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!

Technical Data

Frequency
Modulation
Voltage supply
Power consumption

-

­Operating temperature
Range

-

­Dimensions approx.
Weight approx.

:

868,30 MHz

: FSK

:

Static current approx.
Transmission current approx.

:

:

:
with good free field conditions approx.
in buildings approx.

1x3V- ,CR2032

0°C to 50°C

:

:

Disposal Notices

Dispose of the obsolete device via a collection
point for electronic scrap or your retailer.

Dispose of the spent batteries in a designated container
for spent batteries or via the specialized retail trade

Dispose of the packaging material in collection containers
for paper, cardboard and plastics..

Obsolete appliances and batteries may not be
disposed of in the household waste!

Warranty

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Within the statutory warranty period, we remedy defects
of the device due to material or production defects free of
charge by means of repair or exchange

The warranty expires in case of external
modifications/interference..

Conformity

The product fulfils the essential demands of the
R&TTE directive

1999/5/EG.

For application in

:EU

Customer Service

Should defects/errors occur despite accurate handling, or
if your device was damaged, please contact your retailer
or the following address:

FAAC S.p.a.

Via Benini, 1

40069 Zola Predosa

Bologna Italy
Teléfono: +
Fax: +
Internet:

39 051 61724

39 051 758518

Www.faacgroup.com

battery

12 µA
13 mA

100 m

30 m

80x80x16mm

50 g

Troubleshooting

!

If the symbol blinks: Exchange the batteries

!

If there is no visible display: check the battery
polarity or exchange the battery

!

If the control does not react to pressing buttons in
manual operation: re-enter the radio channels of the
radio timer in the radio controls

!

If the control does not react to the programmed
switching commands in automatic operation: check
whether the radio timer is in the operating mode
»automatic operation«. Check the programmed
switching times. If necessary, re-enter the radio
channels of the radio timer in the radio controls

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