Frontier TH-920E(TX) User Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION
TH-920E(TX)
Programmable R/F Thermostat
This Programmable R/F controlled Room Thermostat consists of a Transmitter Uni TH-920E(TX) and a Receiver unit RV-0356 (either volt-free or volt-output).
Its installation requires no wiring and can be fitted in any normal operation environment within 30 meters range between transmitter and receiver.
Unique facility of is built into
R/F-address code setting
R/F Receiver as part of commissioning procedure to ensure that your R/F Receiver will only respond to instruction sent to it from Transmitter.
The special feature of blue-backlit & soft-Key which is made of translucent rubber allows Red LED shines through provides an easy operation in dim surrounding.
There are 3 separate working frequencies, please check descriptions on top right on out front of both Transmitter and Receiver, be certain marked frequency band are consistent.
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Transmitter thermostat is powered by 4 x AAA Alkaline, 2 batteries to power the thermostat, another 2 designed to provide power to Blue-backlit/Red-Indicator.
Technical Data
Transmitter TH-920E
Transmitter TH-920E
1.Power Supply: 1.5V AAA Battery*4pcs (2 pieces each for Thermostat’s power supply
and Blue-backlit)
2. Battery life : 1 year typical
3.Temperature reading:
4. 24H(military) format only
5.Temerature Sampling Rate: 1 Min.
6.Switching Differential: 0.
7 Temperature control rage
.:5~35
8 Temperature display range
.:0~50
Working Frequency: 3 type for options
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Working
Frequency:
(preset at factory, non-selectable at user’s side) T433 433.92MHz
:
T868 868.35MHz
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T915 915MHz
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.Working Distance: 30m
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(T433~T868~T915)
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5℃
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Fixing the Plug-in stand on transmitter
1.Insert “ " head screw-driver into position shown above.
3.Pull stand off back plastic housing.
2.Push upward.
Make sure the “stand” faces to correct direction.
4.Hold the stand with hand, press it vertically against the “groove” originally is to store the stand.
RF Address Code Setting
If there is another user nearby, e.g. in the next house, installs the same RV-0356 unit, your receiver may be fault triggered by his/her transmitter. You may select a different RF address code to prevent this. Receiver can only response to RF coding with the same address code setting as its own address code.
Position both Transmitter and Receiver DIP-Switches
with the same arrangement.
Replacing batteries in Transmitter
5.Glide the “stand” downward.
Pressing “stand” downward, as shown in picture above, can take it off from back housing.
6.The stand is now fixed.
Flip to open the flap on front plastic housing.
Upper compartment 2 x 1.5V AAA for powering transmitter.
Lower compartment , 2 x 1.5V AAA for backlit.
Adjusting clock before programming Transmitter thermostat
1. Slide selector pointed to “RUN”.
2. Press to enter clock adjusting.
3. Press or to select the day of week.
4. Press again to enter adjusting hour of day.
5. Press or to adjust.
6. Repeat procedure of pressing and / to finish adjusting minute of hour.
7.LCD display shall automatically return to main page 5
seconds after clock adjusting completed.
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PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS-----Transmitter Thermostat
(Adjusting the Clock prior to programming transmitter thermostat)
START TO PROGRAM
A. To adjust (comfort) and (Economy)
Temperature setting.
1. Slide selector pointed to RUN.
2. Press to enter temperature setpoint.
Press to enter temperature setpoint.
3. Press / again, LCD display begins flashing.
4. Press or to adjust temperature.
5. Wait 5 seconds after temperature adjustment finished, thermostat shall memorize setting and return to main page.
This thermostat commands heating-system to operate with
two temperatures setting only, each of 7-day is spread into 48 independent time-scale, users can select length of time by own preference, to coordinate with and
temperature setting, for coziest room temperature.
B. To set and temperature setting for each
independent time-scale.
Spin indicator on rotary switch to the desired day of week
and start setting. (Wednesday chosen for graphic example)
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C. HOLD (Permanent override)
1. Slide selector pointed to RUN.
2. Press to enter this permanent override mode, LCD
shall display “Temp Set” “Hold”.
3. Press or to adjust temperature setting.
4. LCD display shall be flashing for approximate 8 second after temperature setting finished, and skip to indicate ambient temperature after flashing stopped. Thermostat starts to execute Permanent-Override function.
5. Press again , can release this “HOLD” command;
HOLD
HOLD
1. Slide selector pointed To . the desired day of week
2. LCD display shall show
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3. Press or to alter setting between
and on LCD display.
4. Press or to select each individual time-scale, LCD
display shall also indicate each time-scale by digital number and flashing, to guide users.
5. After finished setting all 7-day of week, spin rotary switch back to “RUN”. Thermostat starts to operate its program.
Factory preset (default value)
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thermostat shall resume its original setting.
D. MANUAL (Temporary Override)
1. Slide selector pointed to RUN.
2. Press or LCD display shall indicate current
or temperature setting.
3. Press again or to change setting.
4. LCD display shall be flashing for approximate 8 second after temperature setting finished, and skip to main page of LCD-display after flashing stopped. Thermostat starts to execute “MANUAL” function.
When setting this MANUAL function at the section of
, thermostat shall maintain executing “MANUAL” until program runs to the section of . Vice versus. On
LCD-display main page, when MANUAL in executing,
or shall disappear from display at the section
of time that **MANUAL.** function is executing.
5 Spin switch away from “RUN” and spin it back to “RUN” can
terminate this “MANUAL” function.
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PROPOSED WRING APPLICATION — RV-0356
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RECEIVER
230Vac Fused < 16 AMP
L
L
N
N
BOILER
BOILER
COMBI a
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
RV-
BL
RECEIVER
Y
W
SM ACUATOR
L
O
N
BOILER
MOTOR ON/OFF ACTUATOR
RECEIVER
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
230Vac Fused < 16AMP
RV-
RV-
RECEIVER
L
T1
N
BOILER
RECEIVER
T2
COMBI b
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
230Vac Fused < 16 AMP
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
N
COOLER
RECEIVER
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
230Vac Fused < 16 AMP
L
Cooler
TRANSMITTER THERMOSTAT
/D
L
BL
SZ ACUATOR
OBRGY
N
BOILER
SPRING RETURN ACTUATOR
230Vac Fused < 16AMP
WINTER
N
BOILER
L
SUMMER
N
COOLER
HEATER / COOLER
230Vac Fused < 16 AMP
L
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PROPOSED WIRING APPLICATION — RV-0356H
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/D
(RX)
N
L
BOILER
230Vac Fused <16 Amp
(RX)
230Vac Fused <16 Amp
Heating Elements
/D
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