Glamox CT- Remote, CT Series Control User Manual

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User Guide for

CT- Remote Control

SM- / SF- / SX- CO-e CR-

with thermostats SM and SF, and relay SX

Important – before use

Situating the CT- remote control:

This should be placed as centrally as possible in the building. It should be mounted on a wall of wood, chipboard or plasterboard for maximum range. It should not be placed in a fuse box or a room of steel or reinforced concrete as this will reduce its range.

The range is normally 30–40 metres.

Fix the holder/charger and couple it to a 230 V supply.

Open the battery compartment at the back of the charger and press the loose battery connector in place (the battery may already be connected).

The battery is appr. 25% charged by the factory and must be fully charged when CT- is

taken into use for the rst time. Place CT- in

the holder for charging. Make sure that the red lamp on the holder is lit. The remote con-

trol must now charge for 12 hours or more before it is again taken out of the holder.

CT- may be used normally while it is charging in the holder.

• Operational reserve

CT- may be used without it being in the holder. The reserve is up to 3–4 days of battery operation. When the battery is nearly empty, CT- will display a warning that bat-

tery capacity is low. Put the unit back in the

holder for charging.

CT- will, after 3–4 days of battery operation, stop sending commands to heaters, wall thermostats or relays. It will though remember all programming, even after a long power cut, so this does not have to be entered again.

• Longer breaks in operation

If CT- is left to discharge for a long period,

we advise disconnecting the battery by loosening the battery connector. This is to avoid discharging it completely.

• Increased battery life

To achieve long life for the battery, we rec-

ommend that, occasionally, it is allowed to discharge to the level when the warning is displayed. Do this once a year by removing CT- from its holder for 3–4 days.

• Important

If CT- is opened by an unauthorised person,

the guarantee will be invalid. Guaranteed in accordance with consumer rights.

MO 05:00 0 9:00 NEX T CHANGE

CT- Remote control

1 Antenna. 2 Weekdays, the number moves as the

day is changed. 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday and so on.

3 24-hour column chart. Tall columns

represent hours when normal temperature is maintained, or when a relay is switched on. Short columns represent hours when economy temperature is maintained, or when a relay is switched off.

4 Information (upper text line). The dis-

play shows: The gure 1 uppermost

in the display tells that it is Monday. The time 05:00 is the start time for normal temperature, and 09:00 is the stop time. The displays shows two periods with tall columns representing normal temperature, here the second period is from 15:00 to 22:00.

5 Text showing the choices that may be

made by pressing the option keys, as described below.

6 Option keys: These allow you to choose

between the options given by the lower line of text (5). The text on the left is selected by the left-hand key, and the the text on the right by the right-hand key.

7 Minute adjuster: During programming,

the start/stop times for economy temperature may be adjusted by 15 minute

intervals. 8 Override key giving normal temp. 9 Override key giving economy temp. 10 Auto (Exit). Is used to return to the

MEN U-d isplay. NB! When Auto is

pressed, anything that has been entered

will not be saved.

11 Numerical keys 1–9. 12 Holder and battery charger.

NORM AL/SAVE? 0 0:00 21°C 16°C

1 2 3 4 5

Getting started – quick guide

Congratulations on your choice of control system for regulating temperature, lighting and appliances.

Here, we will help you to get started quickly.

Connect CT to a 230 volt power supply and make sure that the thermostats and relays are also connected and in operation.

THE MENU OPTION KEYS

You will nd two keys marked with three

dots. The left-hand key is used to select the option shown directly over it in the display. Likewise, you choose the option shown on the right-hand side of the display with the right-hand key. If - - , or 00 is shown in the display, you must type in a value with the numerical keys.

REGULATING TEMPERATURE

We assume that you wish to make a programme to regulate the heating in a living room. It is to be warm from 17:00 to 23:00 on weekdays, and from 08:00 to 24:00 at weekends. The temperature is to be set at 21°C during use, and 16°C at other times. At the weekend the room is kept warm from 07:00 till midnight.

PROGRAMMING

Assuming CT is displaying the start-MENU.

– Press the left-hand key until NEW PRO-

GRAMME? is shown

– Press the right-hand option key for YES.

– Choose HEATING using the right-hand

key. We let the living room be zone 1.

– Type the number 1 (01) and conrm with

OK.

– Choose COLUMNS in order to set tem-

peratures at intervals of one hour.

– Type in the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, rep-

resenting Monday to Friday. Conrm with

OK.

– 22°C appears as the default setting, but we

type 21 as our choice. Conrm with OK.

– For the economy temperature, we type 16.

Now, we see 24 columns, one for each hour

of the day. The rst column is ashing which

means that we should choose either 21 or 16 for the hour from midnight (00.00) to 1 a.m. (01.00). We now press the 16°C option key 16 times until

SATISFIED?

NO YES

16:00 is displayed. (We start heating the room one hour before it comes into use.)

– Now press seven times on 21 and once

on 16. CT- asks if we are SATISFIED? Conrm with YES

– Respond with YES to the question MORE

DAYS?

– Type 6 and 7 for Saturday and Sunday.

Press for OK.

– Choose 22°C and 16°C and press seven

times for 16°C, and 07:00 is displayed.

– We allow heating up to start an hour be-

fore we intend using the room.

– Then press 22°C until all the columns are

dened. – SATISFIED? Press YES. – MORE DAYS? Press NO.

– SAVED! appears and shows that we have

made a programme for the living room in

zone 1.

– MORE ZONES? Press NO.

LINKING UP

We assume that there are one or more heaters in the living room, and we must now make sure that they are regulated by CT-.

– Press the left-hand option key until LINK

UP? appears. Press YES. – Type 1 (01) to select the zone. Press OK. – The display shows PRESS F >5 S.

– Holding CT- near to the heater, press down

on the F button for more than ve seconds. – When the number 01 ashes several times

in the display, the heater is linked to CT-. – Go to the next heater (if there are more

heaters in the room) and repeat the proce-

dure.

– Press FINISH when all the heaters in zone

1 are linked up.

SET THE CLOCK

– To set the clock, go to MAINTENANCE.

– Press YES, and then NEXT until SET

CLOCK appears. Press YES.

– Type in the correct time under SET TIME

--:--. Conrm with OK.

– SET DAY 1-7, where 1 is Monday, 2 Tues-

day and so on. Type the number of the day. – End with OK.

OPERATION

The thermostats will now set themselves to the temperature applying to the hour in question. You may press the red SUN or blue MOON on CT- to verify that the heaters

are following your wishes. Press ALL when ALL/CHOOSE is displayed. Press FINISH to

end the override and you return to the startMENU.

We hope that this has helped you quickly understand how the system can be used, and we hope you enjoy exploring all the other functions that are described in this guide.

HINTS FOR THE USER

A function that can be very useful is TEM-

PORARY OVERRIDE. During occasional

absences, holidays, weekends etc., you may programme the number of days and hours that the house, or parts of the house, are set to an extra low, energy saving temperature.

If you are away from home one weekend, leaving on Friday morning and returning on Sunday evening, the system may be set to 12 °C for two days and six hours.

With an absence of a week, you may advantageously choose a temperature of 7 to 9 °C, and so save a considerable amount of energy – simply. AND, the system itself will end the economy setting at the appropriate time, making the house warm and cosy again at your return.

In the nursery, in schools or kindergartens,

you will nd the CENTRAL LOCK function

(a function in the MAINTENANCE menu) very useful. When activated, this function makes it impossible to operate the thermostat’s own controls. Everything is controlled by CT-.

1............15

NEW PROGRAMME? NEX T YES

SELEC T ZONE-TYPE RELAY HE ATING

SELEC T ZONE 1-16 00 OK

PROGR AMME- TY PE TIME COL UMN

SET DAY: 1-7 OK

Make a note of all the rooms where the heating is to be regulated. Give each room, or group of rooms, a zone number. All rooms that are to have the same cycle of heating may be allotted the same zone number. Note down the times that each zone is be kept at comfort or economy temperature.

In order to make a new programme, press the left hand option key until NEW PROGRAMME? appears. Conrm with YES. If you change your mind, press AUTO to

return to the start MENU.

Press HEATING under SELECT ZONE-TYPE to make a programme that regulates

heating.

SELECT ZONE (choose a number from 1 to 16) Type the desired zone number and conrm with OK. (Heating zones that are already programmed are shown by tall columns.) Zone 1 is represented by the 1st column from

the left, zone 2 by the 2nd column, and so on. If a zone number is already in use you will see IN USE displayed. Choose another number or delete the existing programme for this

zone. (See DELETE PROG.)

A zone may comprise a single room with one or more heaters or under-oor heating, or a

group of rooms that are to have the same heating cycle.

Now you are given two choices for the method of entering the times for normal and economy temperature.

Using COLUMN, you enter normal or economy temperature for the hours of the day by pressing a key for each hour. Using the key, you may programme 15 minute increments.

Using TIME, you enter the start and stop times for periods of normal temperature.

SET DAY. Type the number(s) representing the day(s) that are to have the same heating cycle. Monday is represented by 1, Tuesday by 2, and so on. To remove a day from the display, type its number once more. The selected days are shown uppermost in the displ ay.

NEW PROGRAMME FOR HEATING

1 2 3 4 5

ºC NOR MTEMP 5-35 22 OK

ºC SAVE TEMP 5-30 17 OK

SELEC T! 00:00 22 ºC 17ºC

SATISFIE D ? NO YES

START-TIME - -:-CHANG E OK

STOP-TI ME --:-CHANG E OK

MORE C YCLES? NO YES

Select normal temperature. The default setting, 22°C, is suggested. Type in another

number if you desire a different temperature. Conrm with OK.

Select economy temperature: 17°C appears as the suggested setting. Type in another

number if you desire a different temperature. Conrm with OK.

SELECT: A column chart with 24 columns appears, one for each hour of the day. The

rst column is ashing and represents the rst hour of the day, from 00:00 to 01:00. As

an aid, every sixth hour is displayed taller, i.e. 05:00–06:00, 11:00–12:00, 17:00–18:00 and 23:00–00:00. By pressing the option keys under 22°C or 17°C on the display, you choose whether the hour from 00:00 to 01:00 is to set at normal or economy temperature. Start heating at normal temperature about an hour before the room comes into use. Similarly, make a setting for all 24 hours. The start time for the hour in question

is displayed and the column ashes. If you desire times varying from whole hours, you

may jump forwards in 15 min. increments using the

key.

SATISFIED? The column chart shows the day’s cycle, with low columns representing

when economy temperature is set and tall ones when normal temperature is maintained. When all 24 hours have been programmed with either normal or economy temperature,

you will be asked if you are nished. Conrm by pressing YES. If you made a mistake

in the programme, simply press NO and the cycle may be set again. The example shows normal temperature for the periods 05:00–08:00 and 15:00 –23:00.

Type in the START TIME for the rst period of normal temperature. Conrm with OK.

NB! If you type in periods that overlap, they will be stored as one long period with the earliest and latest times as the start and stop times. To avoid such overlapping, it is a good idea to jot down the desired times before you enter them.

Type in the STOP-TIME for the period of normal temperature. Conrm with OK.

MORE CYCLES? If further periods with normal temperature are desired, press YES.

You may then set the start and stop times for a new period with normal temperature.

SATISFIED ? NO YES

MORE DAYS ? NO YES

SAVED !!

MORE ZO NES ? NO YES

SATISFIED? If you are satised with the temperature programme, press YES. If not,

press NO and the cycle may be set again.

MORE DAYS? All the days of the week must be programmed if they are to have a daily

cycle. Days that are not programmed will automatically be set to 17°C (the default economy temperature) for the whole day. If you press YES, you will return to SET DAY(S).

SAVED! The moment you conrm that do not wish to programme any more days for the

zone in question, SAVED! is displayed, and the zone is now programmed.

MORE ZONES? Finally you are asked if you wish to programme other zones. Choose with YES or NO.

Pressing NO leads you back to the start MENU. Pressing YES will allow you again to choose HEATING or RELAY zones.

Make a note of appliances and lighting that are to be switched on and o. Give each appliance, or group of appliances, a zone number. All appliances that are to work in step may be allotted the same zone number. Note down the times that each zone is to be switched on and o. There are two versions of the relay. COG-e has a plug and lead for connecting to a power outlet. COG-e has twin sockets for powering appliances with a plug and lead. CXG is for permanent installation.

17...24

NEW PROGRAMME? NEX T YES

SELEC T SONE-TYP E RELAY HE ATING

SELEC T ZONE 17- 24 00 OK

PROGRAMME-TYPE TIME COL UMN

SET DAYS: 1-7 OK

NEW PROGRAMME FOR RELAY

To make a programme, press the left hand option key until NEW PROGRAMME? appears. Conrm by pressing YES.

Press RELAY under SELECT ZONE-TYPE to make a programme that regulates relays.

SELECT ZONE (relay zones must have a number from 17 to 24) Type the desired zone number and conrm with OK. Zones that are already programmed are shown by tall columns. Zone 17 is represented by the 17th column from

the left, zone 18 by the 18th column, and so on. If a zone number is already in use you will see IN USE displayed. Choose another number or delete the existing programme for

this zone. (See DELETE PROG.)

A zone may comprise a single appliance, or several that are to be switched on and off at the same times.

Now you are given two choices for the method of entering the times that the relay is to be switched on and off.

With COLUMN, you choose ON or OFF for the day’s 24 hours by pressing a key for each hour. Using the key, you may programme 15 minute increments.

With TIME, you type in the start and stop times for when a relay is to be switched on.

SET DAYS. Type the number(s) representing the day(s) that are to have the same on/off cycle. Monday is represented by 1, Tuesday by 2, and so on. To remove a day from the display, type its number twice. The chosen days are shown uppermost in the display.

1 2 3 4 5

SELEC T! 00:00 ON OFF

SATISFIED ? NO YES

START-TIME - -:-CHANG E OK

STOP-TI ME --:-CHANG E OK

MORE C YCLES ? NO YES

MORE DAYS? NO YES

SATISFIED ? NO YES

SAVED !!

MORE ZO NES? NO YES

SELECT CYCLE. A column chart with 24 columns appears, one for each hour of

the day. The rst column is ashing and represents the rst hour of the day, from

00:00 to 01:00. As an aid, the column for every sixth hour is taller, i.e. 05:00– 06:00, 11:00–12:00, 17:00–18:00 and 23:00–00:00. By pressing the option keys under ON or OFF on the display, you choose whether the relay is to be switched on or off for the hour 00:00–01:00. This procedure is repeated for each of the 24 hours. The start time

for each hour is displayed, and the column ashes. If you desire times other than whole

hours, you may jump forwards in 15 minute increments by pressing the key.

SATISFIED? The column chart shows the day’s cycle, with low columns representing

when the relay is switched off and tall columns when it is switched on. When all 24

hours have been programmed with either ON or OFF, you will be asked if you are nished. Conrm by pressing YES. If you made a mistake in the programme, simply press

NO and the cycle may be set again. The example shows ON for the periods 05:00–08:00 and 15:00–23:00.

Type in the STOP-TIME for the period with ON. Conrm with OK.

Type in the START-TIME for the rst ON period. Conrm with OK. NB! If you type

in periods that overlap, they will be stored as one long period with the earliest and latest times as the start and stop times. To avoid such overlapping, it is a good idea to jot down the desired times before they are entered.

MORE CYCLES? If further periods with the relay ON are desired, press YES. You may

then set the start and stop times for a new period with the relay switched ON.

SATISFIED? If you are satised with the programming, press YES. If not, press NO

and the cycle may be set again.

MORE DAYS? All the days of the week must be programmed if they are to have a daily

cycle. Days that are not programmed will automatically be set to OFF (default) for the whole day. If you press YES, you will return to SET DAY(S).

SAVED! The moment you conrm that do not wish to programme any more days for the

zone in question, SAVED! is displayed, and the zone is now programmed.

MORE ZONES? Finally you are asked if you wish to programme other zones. Choose with YES or NO.

Pressing NO leads you back to the start MENU. Pressing YES will allow you again to choose HEATING or RELAY zones.

LINK UP? NEX T YES

SELEC T ZONE 1-24 00 OK

PRESS F > 5 S NEX T CANCEL

SF, SM, SX

CR-

LINK UP

LINK UP enables you to decide which receivers will follow the programming for each zone. Only when a receiver is linked to a zone, will it be able to follow the commands transmitted by CT-. When LINKING UP is in progress your receivers learn to follow instructions from your remote control only. In this way, systems in neighbouring houses will not interfere with each other. Also, several systems may be used in the same building at the same time.

SELECT ZONE. You will now see a column chart with 24 columns, each representing a zone. Zone 1 is the rst column from the left, zone 2 is the 2nd column, and so on. Tall

columns represent zones that are programmed. Heating zones are from 1 to 16 and relay zones from 17 to 24.

Type in the desired zone number. Conrm with OK.

LINK UP? Press the left-hand option key until LINK UP? appears in the display. Conrm with YES.

For CR-, plug-in thermostats, and CO-e:

Press and hold down the button marked F for more than 5 seconds. The display will ash

and show the chosen zone. Link-up is now successful.

For SF-, SM- and SX-:

Press in and hold down the joystick until 1rF is displayed. Press once lightly on the

joystick and the thermostat shows the zone number that you have chosen on the remote control. Link-up is now successful.

CT will stay in link-up mode for appr. 2 minutes. During this time, several units may be

linked to the same zone. For further zones, press NEXT.

Put CT into Link-up mode. We recommend that you make programmes for all zones before linking the thermostats to the remote

control. When this is done, go to LINK UP in the remote control menus. It is best to take the remote control into the room where the thermostat in question is located. Type in the zone number when CHOOSE ZONE is displayed on the remote control, and press OK to conrm. Then, PRESS F is displayed. >5s.

TEMPOR. OVERRIDE? NEX T YES

NUMBE R OF DAYS ? 00 OK

NUMBE R OF HOURS ? 00 OK

SELEC T ZONE-TYPE RELAY HE ATING

SELEC T TEMP 5-35 00 OK

08ºC : 0 0d 08h CHANG E OK

SELEC T ZONE(S) ALL SELE CT

SELEC T ZONE 1-16 00 OK

TEMPORARY OVERRIDE

Should you, for shorter or longer periods, need to set a xed temperature in one or more rooms, TEMPORARY OVERRIDE will allow you to do this. For example, during holidays, the whole house (or selected rooms) may be set to an economy temperature of e.g. 10°C. Similarly, relays may be set to ON or OFF.

Press the left-hand option key until TEMPORARY OVERRIDE appears. Conrm with

YES.

Type in the NUMBER OF DAYS you desire. Type 0 if it is not a whole day. Conrm

with OK.

Type in the NUMBER OF HOURS you desire. Conrm with OK.

SELECT ZONE-TYPE. Choose as to whether you want to regulate a zone for heating

or relay controlled appliances. If you select HEATING now, you may return later and

select RELAY.

Now you choose the temperature that is to be maintained during the period. If you intend to regulate several zones, they will all be set to this temperature.

Conrm the chosen temperature. If all is satisfactory, press YES.

SELECT ZONE(S). If you choose ALL, all zones that are programmed will be over-

ridden.

SELECT ZONE. Here, you indicate the heating zone you wish to be set at an economy temperature for the chosen period. Type in its number and conrm with OK.

MORE ZO NES? NO YES

OVERRIDE ACTIVE! MORE C ANCEL

SELEC T ZONE-TYPE RELAY HE ATING

RELAY STATE? ON OFF

OFF : 08 d 08h CHANG E OK

SELEC T ZONE(S) ALL SELE CT

SELEC T ZONE 17-24 00 OK

MORE ZO NES? NO YES

OVERRIDE ACTIVE! MORE C ANCEL

MORE ZONES? If you wish to regulate more zones, press YES. If you press NO, the

period of overriding will begin for the chosen zone(s).

Here, you may choose to manually end a PERIOD of override. Press CANCEL. If you wish to put more zones under PERIODIC CONTROL, press MORE. Zones that are temporarily overriden will ash in the display.

SELECT ZONE-TYPE. Press the option key beneath your choice.

Now you choose whether the relay is to be switched ON or OFF for the period. If you put more zones under periodic control, these will all have the same STATE as chosen here.

Conrm the temporary override for the relays here. If the settings are now as required,

press YES.

SELECT ZONES. Choosing “ALL” will entail that all heating or relay zones will be

overridden. Choosing SELECT will allow you to specify one or more heating zones you wish to override.

SELECT ZONES. If you choose ALL, all zones that are programmed will be overridden.

MORE ZONES? If you wish to regulate more zones, press YES. If you press NO, the

period of overriding will begin for the chosen zone(s).

Here, you may choose to manually end a period of override. Press CANCEL. If you wish to put more zones under TEMPORARY OVERRIDE, press MORE. Zones that are temporarily overriden will ash in the display.

1............15

SEE /CHA NGE PROG? NEX T YES

SELEC T ZONE-TYPE RELAY HE ATING

SELEC T ZONE 1-16(17-24) 00 OK

05:00 0 8:00 NEX T CHANGE

MORE ZO NES? NO YES

SET DAYS: 1-7 OK

SEE / CHANGE PROGRAMME FOR HEATING (ZONE 1–16)

This sequence shows you how to review current programming and make alterations, if desired. You are shown each day successively, with normal and economy temperature settings, and when heaters are programmed with them. Along the way, you can change any settings for a particular day, or several days together.

SEE/CHANGE PROG. To review and change programming, press the left-hand option key until SEE/CHANGE PROG? appears. Conrm with YES. If you change your mind, press AUTO to return to the START menu.

Press HEAT under SELECT ZONE TYPE to review heater settings.

CHOOSE ZONE (heating zones have numbers from 1 to 16) Type the desired zone number and conrm with OK. Heating zones that are programmed are displayed with tall columns. Zone 1 is represented by column 1 from the

left, zone 2 by column 2 and so on.

A zone may comprise one room with one or more heaters or under oor heating, or a

group of rooms that have the same daily heating cycle.

The gure 1 uppermost in the display tells you that you are viewing Monday’s programme. The rst period with normal temperature is shown by the start and stop times. Press NEXT to see the start/stop times of further periods with normal temperature.

When all periods for day 1 have been shown, you will jump automatically to the next

day. Continue to press NEXT until you have reviewed all the days. When you choose

CHANGE, you may change the programming for a single day, or a group of days.

If you press NO, you will return to the start MENU. Press YES and you may choose

another zone to review.

SET DAYS. Type the number(s) of the day(s) that are to have the same heating cycle. Moday is 1, Tuesday is 2, and so on. To remove a day from the display, press twice on its number key. The chosen days appear uppermost in the display.

CHANG E TEMP C YCLE

ºC NOR MTEMP 5-35 22 OK

ºC SAVE TEMP 5-30 17 OK

SAVED !!

CHANGE CYCLE NO YES

PROGRAMME-TYPE TIME COL UMN

SELEC T! 00:00 21 ºC 17ºC

SATISFIED ? NO YES

SAVED

Now you may choose to change either the temperature settings or the daily cycles.

NORMTEMP. Set normal temperature: The default setting is 22°C and appears as a suggestion. Type in other gures if you desire a different temperature. Conrm with

OK.

SAVETEMP. Set the economy temperature: The default setting, 17°C, appears as a suggestion. Type in other gures if you desire a different temperature. Conrm with OK.

You may now go on to alter the times.

When the new temperature settings are saved, you will be asked if you wish to repro-

gramme the times. Press NO and you return to review your last alteration. Press YES

and you go to...

Set the daily cycle. A column chart with 24 columns appears, one for each hour of the

day. The rst column is ashing and represents the rst hour of the day, from 00:00

to 01:00. As an aid, every sixth hour is shown taller, i.e. 05:00–06:00, 11:00 –12:00, 17:00–18:00 and 23:00–00:00. By pressing the option keys under 22°C or 17°C on the display, you SELECT whether the hour from 00:00 to 01:00 is to be set at normal or economy temperature. Start heating at normal temperature about an hour before the room comes into use. Continue to make a setting for all 24 hours. The start time for the

hour in question is displayed and the column ashes. If you desire times varying from

whole hours, you may jump forwards at 15 min. increments using the key.

SATISFIED? The column chart shows the day’s cycle, with low columns representing

when economy temperature is set and tall ones when normal temperature is maintained. When all 24 hours have been programmed with either normal or economy temperature,

you will be asked if you are nished. Conrm by pressing YES. If you made a mistake

in the programme, simply press NO and the cycle may be set again. The example shows

normal temperature for the periods 05:00–08:00 and 15:00 –23:00. When you conrm

with YES, all changes are stored and you can move on.

After SAVED you arrive again at NEXT or CHANGE. Go to the NEXT day or quit

with AUTO.

START-TIME - -:-CHANG E OK

STOP-TI ME --:-CHANG E OK

MORE C YCLES? NO YES

SATISFIED ? NO YES

SAVED !!

Type in the START TIME for the rst period of normal temperature. Conrm with OK.

Type in the STOP time for the period of normal temperature. Conrm with OK.

MORE CYCLES? If you wish to set more periods of normal temperature, press YES. You may then enter the START and STOP times for the period.

SATISFIED? If you are satised with programming, conrm with YES. If you change

your mind, press NO and you can type in new periods.

When your changes have been SAVED! you will return to NEXT in the zone in question, from the (rst) day you made changes to. Go to the next day and make revisions

here if necessary.

17...24

SEE / CHAN GE PROG? NEX T YES

SELEC T ZONE-TYPE RELAY HE ATING

SELEC T ZONE 17-24(1-16) 00 OK

05:00 0 8:00 NEX T CHANGE

MORE ZO NES? NO YES

SET DAYS: 1-7 OK

SEE / CHANGE PROGRAMME FOR RELAY (ZONE 17–24)

This sequence shows you how to review current programming of relays and make alterations, if desired. You are shown each day successively, and when relays are switched ON and OFF. Along the way, you can change any settings for each day, or several days together.

To SEE or CHANGE a programme, press the left-hand option key until SEE/CHANGE

PROG? appears. Conrm with YES.

Choose RELAY under SELECT ZONE-TYPE to review relay settings.

SELECT ZONE (relay zones must have a number from 17 to 24) Type the desired zone number and conrm with OK. Relay zones that are programmed are displayed with tall columns. Zone 17 is represented by column 17 from the left, zone

18 by column 18 and so on.

A zone may comprise one or more relays that are to have the same daily cycle.

The gure 1 uppermost in the display tells you that you viewing Monday’s programme. The rst period with the relays switched on, is shown by the start and stop times. Press NEXT to see the start/stop times of further ON periods. When all periods for day 1 have been shown, you will jump automatically to the next day. Continue to press NEXT until you have been through all the days. When you choose ALTER, you may change the

programme for a single day, or a group of days.

Pressing NO returns you to the start MENU. Press YES and you may choose another

zone to review.

SET DAYS. Type the number(s) of the day(s) that are to have the same ON/OFF cycle. Monday is 1, Tuesday is 2, and so on. To remove a day from the display, press once more on its number key. The chosen days appear uppermost in the display.

PROGRAMME-TYPE TIME COL UMN

SELEC T ! 00:00 ON OFF

SATISFIED ? NO YES

START-TIME - -:-CHANG E OK

SAVED !!

STOP-TI ME --:-CHANG E OK

MORE C YCLES? NO YES

SATISFIE D ? NO YES

SAVED !!

Now you are given two alternatives for the method of entering ON/OFF times.

Using columns, you enter ON or OFF for each of the day’s 24 hours, by pressing a key once for each hour.

Choosing TIME lets you type in the start and stop times for periods the relays are to be switched on.

SET DAILY CYCLE. A column chart with 24 columns, one for each hour of the day,

appears. The rst column is ashing and represents the rst hour of the day, from 00:00

to 01:00. As an aid, every sixth hour is shown taller, i.e. 05:00–06:00, 11:00 –12:00, 17:00–18:00 and 23:00– 00:00. By pressing the option keys under ON or OFF on the display, you choose whether the hour from 00:00 to 01:00 is to be set with relays switched ON or OFF. Make a choice for all 24 hours. The start time for the hour in question is

displayed and the column ashes. If you desire times varying from whole hours, you

may jump forwards in 15 min. increments by pressing the key.

SATISFIED? The column chart shows your chosen daily cycle with low columns representing when the relays are switched off, and tall columns for when they are on. When

all 24 hours have been programmed, you are asked if you are nished. Conrm with

YES. If you wish to make changes, press NO, and the cycle may be entered again. The example shows relays ON during the periods 05:00– 08:00 and 15:00–23:00.

Type in the START-TIME for the rst ON period. Conrm with OK. NB! If you type in periods that overlap, they will be stored as one long period with the earliest and latest times as the start and stop times. To avoid such overlapping, it is a good idea to jot down the desired times before you enter them.

Type in the STOP-TIME for the ON period. Conrm with OK.

MORE CYCLES? If you want further periods with the relays switched ON, press YES. You may then type in the START and STOP times for a new period.

SATISFIED? If you are satised with the programming, conrm with YES. If you wish

to make changes in the cycle, press NO, and you can type in the correct periods.

DELE TE PROG? NO YES

SELEC T ZONE 1-24 00 OK

DELE TE PROG? NO YES

DELETE MORE? NO YES

DELETE PROGRAMME

Programmes that are no longer in use should be deleted so that they do not take up unnecessary space in the system, and so you get a correct overview when you use SEE STATUS to review current programming.

To delete a programme, press the left-hand option key until DELETE PROG? appears. Conrm with YES.

SELECT ZONE. Tall columns represent programmed zones (the example shows heating zones 1–2–3–4 and relay zones 17–18). Type in the zone number and conrm with OK.

Now you are given the choice to delete or not. Pressing NO returns you to the start

MENU.

DELETE MORE? The column chart displays the remaining zones. If you wish to delete

more zones, press YES. If not, return to the start MENU by pressing NO.

MAINTENANCE? NEX T YES

SELEC T LANGUAGE? NEX T YES

ENGLIS H > NORS K > SVENS KA > SUOMI > NEX T YES

SET CLO CK? NEX T YES

SET TIM E: - -: - CHANG E OK

SET DAYS: 1-7 OK

MAINTENANCE SELECT LANGUAGE SET CLOCK PINCODE CENTRAL LOCK MODE SEE VERSION

Here, you may set the clock, choose a language, takeinto use a PIN-code to limit access and use of CT-, activate central locking of all linked units, choose normal or oce mode, and check the software version. This version of the CT remote control already has a PIN-code, but it is not activated. In the menu PINCODE you can choose whether it is active or not. When the code is active, it must be entered every time CT- is used. If you wish to make your own PIN-code, this is described under. If you want only those who know the system’s PIN-code to have access to programming and reprogramming, you should activate the PIN-code immediately. The code should be learnt by heart or kept in a secure place.

Press the left-hand option key until MAINTENANCE appears. Conrm with YES.

LANGUAGE? Here you may choose between English, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish. [English, German, Polish, Lithuanian] [English, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croat, Slovenian] [English, Latvian, Estonian, Ukrainian]

Press NEXT to ip through the different languages. ENGLISH? NORSK? SVENSKA? SUOMI? Press YES for your preferred language. When a language is chosen, the soft-

ware version of your CT- is displayed, and CT- returns to the start MENU.

SET CLOCK? Conrm with YES if you wish to set the clock and day.

SET TIME. Type in the correct time (00:00 – 23:59), and conrm with OK.

SET DAY. When the correct day is chosen, CT- returns you to the start-MENU.

PINCODE? NEX T YES

TYP E PINCODE

- - - -

ACTIVATE PINCODE NO YES

CHANGE PINCODE! NO YES

TYP E PINCODE !

- - - -

REPEAT PINCODE!

- - - -

CENTR AL LOCK ? NEX T YES

ACTIVATE LO CK? NO YES

MODE OFFIC E NORMAL

SEE VER SION ? NO YES

When you choose the PINCODE-menu, you must type in the correct pincode for the CT-

in question in order to go any further.

ACTIVATE PINCODE. By pressing YES, CT- will not be able to be used by anyone who does not know the PIN-code. If NO is pressed, CT- may be used by anyone with

access to it.

PINCODE? Conrm with YES if you wish activate/deactivate or change the PIN-code.

This is to avoid unauthorised use of CT-. When activated, the code must always be entered to gain access to the system.

CHANGE PINCODE? If you wish to change the current PIN-code, press YES. Pressing

NO will return you to the start-MENU, and the present code will remain valid.

TYPE PINCODE! Type in the four numbers that accompany CT- (the default code is

0000). If you want the code to be condential, it should be personalised

REPEAT PINCODE. To make sure that the code is correct you are asked to type it in

once more.

CENTRAL LOCK? Conrm with YES if you wish to lock all units so that they may

only be regulated by CT-. This is to prevent unauthorised tampering with the units themselves. An activated lock allows the units to be regulated by CT- only. Linked units will show that they are locked by two lines in the display, when their controls are tampered with.

ACTIVATE LOCK? If the lock is activated, none of the linked units (heaters or relays)

may be altered locally. The main switch (on/off) will still function.

Select OFFICE or NORMAL. When you choose OFFICE, the red “HOT-KEY” will set CT to provide comfort temperature for ve hours, followed by the normal CT

programme. This is typically used when working overtime.

SEE VERSION? Conrm with YES if you wish to review which software version is in use. Please state this when enquiring about service, upgrades, etc.

You may quit at any time, without activating any of the functions, by pressing Auto.

Description of relay unit (CO-e)

1. Main switch (0/1). Plug for wall socket

acts as main switch.

2. Function key. The function key “F” has

several uses:

• To link up the relay unit to your CT- remote control. See the section on linking up.

• To make CO-e receive commands from

the CT- remote control or not.

3. Lamp for radio reception. When CO-e is linked to CT- and the green lamp is lit, the unit is being regulated by CT-.

4. Local control. If you wish to regulate CO-e by means of its own controls alone, the green lamp for radio reception must be

dimmed (controlled by the “F” key). Using

the key, CO-e may now be switched on and off.

5. Lamp for “on/off”. The red lamp by the key lights when the unit is switched on.

6. Control of zone linking. Linking to a zone may be controlled by pressing in the

“F” key and then the key whilst “F” is held in. Release both keys. The red lamp

( lamp) will afterwards ash a certain

number of times denoting which zone the unit belongs to.

1 ash = relay zone 17 2 ashes = relay zone 18

…and so on up to…

8 ashes = relay zone 24

8. Central locking. If the relay unit’s lamps

are both ashing (both lamps ash for appr. ve seconds), the unit is locked at

CT- to avoid tampering. It may be unlocked only at CT-.

Desciption of oor thermostat (SF-)

1 Main switch (two-poled) When SF is switched on, all symbols are

displayed. Then sF1.0 [s(oftware) F(loor)

1.0 (version number)]. Then the zone

number is shown followed by the chosen temperature, the antenna symbol and chosen sensor.

2 Joystick

To make choices in the menus, hold down

the joystick for appr. 5 seconds. Release when the rst menu is displayed. You may

now choose a menu from 1 to 9 by gently

pressing the joystick towards +. (Pressing

towards – will take you back again.) When the desired menu is displayed, press the

joystick once and the display ashes to conrm your choice. You may now choose

between various settings by pressing gen-

tly towards + or –. When your nal choice is made, press the joystick once to conrm it. When you have nished, exit the menus

by pressing the return button. The system

will otherwise nish automatically after

about 30 seconds.

3 Return button

By pressing the return button you will exit

all menus and return to normal operation with active radio reception, even if manual control was previously selected.

Display overview. When you rst switch

on you will see all the symbols used by the displayed. In order to appreciate the various functions, we recommend that you get to know the symbols and what they represent.

1 Antenna, displayed when SF is listening

for a signal from the remote control.

2 Symbol denoting that the menu choice is

active.

3 Shows the number of the chosen menu. 4 Hand symbol means that manual control is

in operation.

5 Large characters show the zone number,

temperature or menu text.

6 Indicator showing that the element is

currently heating.

7 Key symbol indicates that the thermostat

may only be regulated by the remote control.

8 Shows choice of room sensor or oor

sensor.

Choosing manual control. To go over to

manual control, rst press the joystick towards

+ for more than 5 seconds. The hand symbol appears and the set temperature will increase as long as the joystick is pressed towards +.

Release the joystick and press towards + or

– to obtain your desired temperature. To go from manual override back to remote control, press the return button and the antenna symbol denoting remote control appears. The thermostat is again controlled by the remote control CT, which transmits signals every 12 minutes to keep all receivers updated.

How to access the menus

Hold the joystick down for more than 5 seconds until the display shows 1rF. Press the joystick gently towards + to browse through the menus until you reach the one you wish to review or change, then press down on the joystick to select it. The display will start ashing and you can make your change by pressing gently towards + or –. Finish by pressing the joystick down once to conrm you choice. You can continue to review other menus by pressing the joystick towards + or –. Exit the menus by pressing the return button.

Menu 5 – [5 Sen] – selecting sensor(s). Select both for limiting the temperature in wooden ooring

The choice of wall-mounted or oor sensor is shown by the symbol for oor sensor. If you choose the oor sensor when no such sensor is connected, you see an error report,

Err. Connect an external sensor, or go to the menus and make another selection.

Menu 1 – [1rF] – link up to the remote control CT

Put the remote control into LINK UP mode. On SF, press in and hold down the joystick until 1rF is displayed. Press the joystick lightly once and the thermostat shows the zone

number chosen on the remote control. Link-up is now successful.

Menu 2 – [2bP] – selecting the method of control

The display shows bP, alternatively Hys.

bP (proportional band) means that the thermostat switches on and off within a 10 minute period. With little need for heat, the thermostat will switch off for a longer period and on for a shorter one. The opposite will apply when it is cold and the need for heating greater. Together, the on and off periods will always amount to 10 minutes.

Hys (hysteresis) means that the thermostat will switch off when the temperature reaches

0.5°C over the set temperature, and switch on again when it sinks to 0.5°C under the set temperature.

Menu 3 – [3 0.0 °C] – calibration when the built- in sensor is selected

If there is a large deviation between the set temperature and the actual room temperature, SF can be calibrated. If the room is too cold, calibrate using + to get a higher value than

0. If too warm, calibrate using – to get a lower value than 0. (Before calibrating, the room should be stable, i.e. the thermostat should have been in operation for at least 10–12 hours. Avoid airing the room and opening doors and windows or switching other heat sources on

and off during this period. Under-oor heating is often sluggish to regulate, and it may take

a longer period to acheive stability, often 24 hours or more with cables set in concrete.)

Menu 4 – [4 0.0 °C] calibration when a oor sensor or wall-mounted sensor is selected

If there is a large deviation between the set temperature and the actual room temperature,

SF can be calibrated. If the oor (room) is too cold, calibrate using + to get a higher value

than 0. If too warm, calibrate using – to get a lower value than 0. (Before calibrating, the room should be stable, i.e. the thermostat should have been in operation for at least 10–12 hours. Avoid airing the room and opening doors and windows or switching other heat

sources on and off during this period. Under-oor heating is often sluggish to regulate, and

it may take a longer period to acheive stability, often 24 hours or more with cables set in co ncrete.)

Menu 6 – [6L18] – setting the lowest temperature for a oor sensor or wallmounted sensor

Select the lowest desired temperature for where the sensor is situated. (Range: 5°C up to

1°C under that which is selected as the maximum temperature limit.)

Menu 7 – [7 H28] – setting the maximum temperature for a oor sensor (or wallmounted sensor)

– used to avoid damage to wooden and parquet ooring from too high temperatures.

Set the highest possible temperature that may be reached where the sensor is situated.

Clarify with the ooring supplier what the recommended maximum temperature is. This is often 28°C for wooden oors and parquet. (Range: from 1°C over the minimum

set point chosen in menu 6, up to 40°C.)

Menu 8 – [8 CL0] – compensating for various outputs

For the best regulation when using the internal sensor, the thermostat must know how large an output the heating cable has.

Choose a value for CL: 0 = under 500 watts 1 = 500–1000 watts 2 = 1000–1500 watts (default setting) 3 = 1500–2000 watts 4 = 2000–2500 watts 5 = 2500 –3000 watts 6 = over 3000 watts (NB! Maximum load = 3500 watts)

Menu 9 – [9 FAc] – revert all settings to the factory default

NB! This menu will revert all settings back to the factory default settings. If you do

not know how values will be affected, do not use this menu without rst studying the

following:

The default factory values are:

1 = Zone 3

2 = bB proportional band regulation 3 = 0.0ºC calibration of built-in sensor

4 = 0.0ºC calibration of oor sensor (wall sensor)

5 = built-in sensor 6 = minimum temperature limit 18ºC 7 = maximum temperature limit 28ºC 8 = compensated for output load 1000–1500 watts 9 = FAc (no options)

When menu 9 is entered, press once lightly on the joystick. The display will ash “NO”. Pressing the joystick towards + selects NO, and pressing towards – selects Yes. When

your choice has been made, press the joystick in once to store it.

Description of the wall-mounter master thermostat (SM-)

1 Main switch (two-poled) When SM is switched on, all symbols are

displayed. Then s by s П1.0 [s(oftware) (П=master) 1.0 (version number)]. Then

the zone number is shown followed by the chosen temperature, the antenna symbol and chosen sensor.

2 Joystick

To make choices in the menus, hold down

the joystick for appr. 5 seconds. Release when the rst menu is displayed. You may

now choose a menu from 1 to 9 by gently

pressing the joystick towards +. (Pressing

towards – will take you back again.) When the desired menu is displayed, press the

joystick once and the display ashes. You

may now choose between various settings by pressing gently towards + or –. When

your nal choice is made, press the joystick once to conrm it. The display shows your choice without ashing, and you can

move to other menus to make further se-

lections. When you have nished, exit the

menus by pressing the return button. The

system will otherwise nish automatically

after about 30 seconds.

3 Return button

By pressing the return button you will exit

all menus and return to normal operation with active radio reception, even if manual control was previously selected.

Display overview. When you rst switch

on you will see all the symbols used by the displayed. In order to appreciate the various functions, we recommend that you get to know the symbols and what they represent.

1 Antenna, displayed when SF is listening

for a signal from the remote control.

2 Symbol denoting that the menu choice is

active.

3 Shows the number of the chosen menu. 4 Hand symbol means that manual control is

in operation.

5 Large characters show the zone number,

the temperature or menu text.

6 Indicator showing that the element is cur-

rently heating.

7 Key symbol indicates that the thermostat

may only be regulated by the remote control.

8 Shows choice of room sensor or oor

sensor.

Choosing manual control. To go over

to manual control, rst press the joystick

towards + for more than 5 seconds. The hand symbol appears and the set temperature will increase as long as the joystick is pressed

towards +. Release the joystick and press

towards + or – to obtain your desired temperature. To go from manual override back to remote control, press the return button and the antenna symbol denoting remote control appears. The thermostat is again controlled by the remote control CT, which transmits signals every 12 minutes to keep all receivers updated.

How to access the menus

Using the joystick. Hold the joystick down for more than 5 seconds until the display shows 1rF. Press the joystick gently towards + to browse through the menus until you reach the one you wish to review or change, then press down on the joystick to select it. The display will start ashing and you can make your change by pressing gently towards + or –. Finish by pressing the joystick down once to conrm you choice. You can then continue to review other menus by pressing the joystick towards + or –. Exit the menus by pressing the return button.

Menu 5 – [5 Sen] – selecting sensor(s). Select both for limiting the temperature in wooden ooring

The choice of wall-mounted or oor sensor is shown by the symbol for oor sensor. If you choose the oor sensor when no such sensor is connected, you see an error report, Err.

Connect an external sensor, or go to the menus and make another selection.

Menu 1 – [1rF] – link up to the remote control CT

Put the remote control into LINK UP mode. On SF, press in and hold down the joystick until 1rF is displayed. Press the joystick lightly once and the thermostat shows the zone

number chosen on the remote control. Link-up is now successful.

Menu 2 – [2bP] – selecting the method of control

The display shows bP, alternatively HYs.

bP (proportional band) means that the thermostat switches on and off within a 1½ minute period. With little need for heat, the thermostat will switch off for a longer period and on for a shorter one. The opposite will apply when it is cold and the need for heating greater. Together, the on and off periods will always amount to 1½ minutes.

Hys (hysteresis) means that the thermostat will switch off when the temperature reaches

0.5°C over the set temperature, and switch on again when it sinks to 0.5°C under the set temperature.

Menu 3 – [3 0.0 °C] – calibration when the built- in sensor is selected

If there is a large deviation between the set temperature and the actual room temperature, SM can be calibrated. If the room is too cold, calibrate using + to get a higher value than 0. If too warm, calibrate using – to get a lower value than 0. (Before calibrating, the room should be stable, i.e. the thermostat should have been in operation for at least 10–12 hours. Avoid airing the room and opening doors and windows or switching other heat sources on and off

during this period. Under-oor heating is often sluggish to regulate, and it may take a longer

period to acheive stability, often 24 hours or more with cables set in concrete.)

Menu 4 – [4 0.0 °C] calibration when a oor sensor or wall-mounted sensor is selected

If there is a large deviation between the set temperature and the actual room temperature,

SM can be calibrated. If the oor (room) is too cold, calibrate using + to get a higher value

sources on and off during this period. Under-oor heating is often sluggish to regulate,

and it may take a longer period to acheive stability, often 24 hours or more with cables set in concrete.)

Menu 6 – [6L18] – setting the lowest temperature for a oor sensor or wallmounted sensor

Select the lowest desired temperature for where the sensor is situated. (Range: 5°C up to

1°C under that which is selected as the maximum temperature limit.)

Menu 7 – [7 H28] – setting the maximum temperature for a oor sensor (or wallmounted sensor) – used to avoid damage to wooden and parquet ooring from too high temperatures.

Set the highest possible temperature that may be reached where the sensor is situated.

Clarify with the ooring supplier what the recommended maximum temperature is. This is often 28°C for wooden oors and parquet. (Range: from 1°C over the minimum

set point chosen in menu 6, up to 40°C.)

Menu 8 – [8 CL0] – compensating for various outputs

For the best regulation when using the internal sensor, the thermostat must know how large an output the heating cable has.

(The values shown under apply only to the oor thermostat SF where the load is controlled via an

inter nal relay.)

1 = 500 –1000 watts 2 = 1000 –1500 watts 3 = 1500–2000 watts 4 = 2000–2500 watts 5 = 2500 –3000 watts 6 = over 3000 watts

Menu 9 – [9 FAc] – revert all settings to the factory default

NB! This menu will revert all settings back to the factory default settings. If you do

not know how values will be affected, do not use this menu without rst studying the

following:

The default factory values are: 1 = 1rF (no options) 2 = bB proportional band regulation 3 = 0.0ºC calibration of built-in sensor

4 = 0.0ºC calibration of oor sensor (wall sensor)

5 = built-in sensor 6 = minimum temperature limit 18ºC 7 = maximum temperature limit 28ºC 8 = compensated for output load under 500 watts 9 = FAc (no options)

Description of relay (SX-)

1 Main switch (two-poled). When SX is

switched on, all symbols are displayed,

followed by s H1.0 [software version 1.0].

Then the zone number appears, followed by the relay status, currently OFF.

2 Return button. By pressing the return

button you may exit a menu and return to normal operation, with radio reception active even if manual control was previously selected.

Display overview. When you switch SX on,

all symbols are displayed. Note that not all of

these are relevant to SX.

1 Antenna, displayed when SX is listening

for signals from the remote control.

2 Symbol shows that the menu is active,

regarding the link-up function.

3 Shows the number of the current menu

selection.

4 Hand symbol means that manual control is

in operation.

5 Large characters show the zone number or

the relay status, ON or OFF.

6 Indicator showing that the relay is cur-

rently switched on.

7 Key symbol indicates that the thermostat

may only be regulated by the remote control.

Choosing manual control

To go over to manual control, rst press the

joystick towards + for more than 5 seconds

until the hand symbol appears. Release the

joystick and press towards + or – to switch the relay on or off. This status will then continue until it is manually switched over, or until it is activated again by the remote control.

Menu 1 – [1rF] – link up to the remote control CT

For SX with programme version 1.0 [sF 1.0]. On SX, press in and hold down the joystick until the display shows the symbol 1rF. Press the joystick once and 1rF ashes. As long as CT is in link-up mode, SX will now link itself to CT and display rst the selected zone, then the relay status, ON.

This is the only active menu for SX.

To return from manual override back to remote control, press the return button and the antenna symbol denoting remote control appears. The relay is again controlled by the remote control CT, which transmits signals every 12 minutes to keep all receivers updated.

Menu options

Description of the under-oor heating thermostat (CFG)

1. Main switch (0/1).

Is used to switch the under-oor heating on

and off.

FI = internal, built-in sensor.

FE= external sensor (wall or oor).

2. Function key.

The function key “F” has several uses:

• To link up the thermostat to your CT-

remote control. See the section on linking up.

• To make CFG receive commands from

the remote control or not.

• To show zone linking. The display will

show the zone number (1–16) for three seconds.

3. Lamp for radio reception.

When CFG is linked to CT- and the green

lamp is lit, the thermostat is being regulated by CT-. When the lamp is dimmed, the temperature may be regulated on the thermostat using the and keys.

4. Local regulation of temperature.

If you wish to regulate the thermostat us-

ing its own controls, the green reception

lamp must be dimmed (using the “F” key).

Using the and keys, you may set the temperature as desired.

5. Lamp for “working”.

The red lamp lights when heating is on.

The thermostat regulates between two temperature limits. Heating is turned on at appr. 1°C below the set temperature, and turned off at appr. 1°C over.

6. Display.

Shows the desired (set) room temperature,

or the desired oor temperature when a oor sensor is used.

NB! (when using a oor sensor): In most rooms in the home, the oor tem-

perature should not exceed 28°C. In the bathroom 30°C may be allowed. This is to

avoid drying out, cracks in wooden ooring, or discolouration of PVC covering.

7. Antenna.

8. Local variance.

If you desire a temperature setting perma-

nently at variance with that set by CT-, do as follows:

Press in “F” and then while holding

“F” in. The display will now ash. Release

both keys. Now press the or key once for each °C you desire the variance to be (max. +/– 5°C). If you are adjusting an already set variance, the earlier variance will be displayed.

The thermostat will complete the proce-

dure itself and after 15 seconds the ashing will stop.

Example: The CT- remote control is

regulating several thermostats in different rooms in the same zone with 26°C as the

desired oor temperature. In one of the

rooms, this is experienced as a little cold. You may then use the variance setting procedure and add 2°C. The thermostat will then show 28°C even though CT- is transmitting 26°C.

9. Central locking

If, when operating the thermostat, it

displays “--”, it is locked at CT- to prevent

it being tampered with. May be cancelled only at CT-.

10. Correcting the thermostat

In the case of an internal or external sen-

sor, the thermostat is calibrated like the CM- thermostat (against air temperature).

With oor sensor:

Start calibration when the oor is warmed

through and at a stable temperature.

If there is a deviation between the oor’s

surface temperature and the displayed temperature, you can correct this difference

as follows: Press in “F” and then while still holding “F” in. The display will now ash. Release both keys. Alter the dis-

played temperature to match the measured temperature with the and keys. The thermostat completes the procedure itself

and stops ashing after 15 seconds.

Example: The thermostat shows 28°C, while the

actual oor temperature is 25°C. The

thermostat must, in this case, be corrected from 28°C down to 25°C using the key.

1. Main switch (0/1).

Used to switch heating on and off. For the

rst three seconds the display shows which

sensor is active. FI = internal, built-in sensor. FE= external wall-mounted sensor.

2. Function key.

The function key “F” has several uses:

• To link up the thermostat to your CT-

remote control. See the section on linking

up.

• To make CM- receive commands from

the remote control or not.

• To show zone linking. The display will

show the zone number (1–16).

3. Lamp for radio reception.

When CM- is linked to CT- and the green

lamp is lit, the thermostat is being regu-

lated by CT-. When the lamp is dimmed,

the temperature may be regulated by CM-

itself using the and keys.

4. Regulating temperature locally.

If you wish to set the temperature using

the controls on CM-, the green lamp for

radio reception must be off (use the “F”

key) You may now set the temperature us-

ing the and keys.

Description of the wall-mounted master thermostat (CM-)

5. Lamp for “heating”.

The red lamp is lit when heating is on. The

thermostat regulates between two temperature limits. Heating is turned on at appr. 1°C below the set temperature, and turned off at appr. 1°C over.

6. Display. Shows the desired temperature setting.

7. Antenna.

8. Local variance.

If you desire a temperature setting perma-

nently at variance with that set by CT-, do as follows:

Press in “F” and then while holding

“F” in. The display will now ash. Release

both keys.

Now press the or key once for each

°C you desire the variance to be (max. +/– 5°C). If you are adjusting an already set variance, the earlier variance will be displayed.

The thermostat will complete the proce-

dure itself and after 15 seconds the ashing will cease.

Example: The CT- remote control is

regulating several thermostats in different rooms in the same zone with 22°C as the desired room temperature. In one of the rooms, this is experienced as a little cold. You may then use the variance setting procedure and add e.g. 2°C. The thermostat will then show 24°C even though CT- is transmitting 22°C.

9. Central locking.

If, on attempting to operate, the thermostat

displays “--” for three seconds, it is locked

centrally at CT- to prevent tampering. May only be cancelled at CT-.

10. Correcting the thermostat.

Correction (calibration) of the thermostat

must be carried out when the room is at a stable temperature, i.e. when the red lamp goes on and off at regular intervals. If there is a deviation between the temperature shown by the display and that measured in the room, it may be corrected as follows:

Press in “F” and then while still hold-

ing in “F”. The display will start to ash. Release both keys. Correct the displayed

temperature to match room temperature using the and keys. The thermostat will complete the procedure itself and stop

ashing after about 15 seconds.

Example: The thermostat shows 22°C, but

a room thermometer shows 20°C. The termostat must here be adjusted down from 22°C to 20°C using the key.

1. Main switch (0/1).

2. Function key.

The function key “F” has several uses:

• To link up the relay unit to your CT-

remote control. See the section on linking

up.

• To make CXG receive commands from

the remote control or not.

3. Lamp for radio reception.

When CXG is linked up to a zone, and the

green lamp is lit, the unit is being regu-

lated by the CT- remote control. When

the green lamp is off, the relay may be

switched on and off using the key.

4. Local control.

If you wish to operate the relay by its own

controls, the green lamp must rst be

dimmed (using the “F” key). You may now

switch the relay on and off by means of the

key.

5. Lamp for on/off. The red lamp over the key lights when

the relay is switched on.

6. Antenna.

Description of the relay unit (CXG)

7. Reviewing zone linking. The zone linking can be controlled by

pressing in the “F” key and then the key while still holding in “F”. Release both

keys. The red lamp ( lamp) will ash a number of times denoting the number of the zone the unit belongs to.

1 ash = relay zone 17 2 ashes = relay zone 18

…and so on up to…

8 ashes = relay zone 24

8 Central locking. If, upon trying to operate it, the relay

shows only ashing lamps (both lamps ash for appr. ve seconds), it is locked

centrally at CT- to avoid tampering. May only be cancelled at CT-.

Description of the heater thermostat (CR-)

1. Main switch (0/1).

The switch is situated on the heater.

2. Function key.

The function key has several uses:

• To link up the thermostat to the CT- re-

mote control. See the section on linking

up.

• To make the thermostat receive signals

from CT-, or not.

• To show zone linking. The display will

show the zone number (1–16).

3. Lamp for radio reception.

When the green lamp is lit, the thermostat

is being regulated by CT-. When the lamp

is dimmed, the temperature can be regu-

lated using the and keys.

4. Regulating temperature locally.

If you wish to override CT- and set the

temperature by means of the thermostat’s

controls, the green lamp for radio recep-

tion must be off (using the “F” key). The

temperature may now be set using the

and keys, as desired.

5. Lamp for “working”.

The red lamp shows when the heater is

switched on. The thermostat makes adjustments at periods of appr. 40 seconds. E.g., if the heater must work about 50% of the time to maintain the temperature, the lamp will be on for about 20 seconds and off for 20 seconds.

6. Display.

Shows the desired set temperature in °C.

7. Antenna.

8. The catch mechanism locking the thermostat to the heater.

In order to loosen the thermostat from the

heater, a small screwdriver, ballpoint pen or similar is required. The locking tab is released and the thermostat is pulled/tilted out.

9. Local variance in temperature.

If you desire a temperature setting perma-

nently at variance with that set by CT-, do as follows:

Press in “F” and then while still holding

“F” in. The display will now ash. Release

both keys.

Now press either the or key, once for

each °C you desire the variance between the thermostat and CT- to be. The thermostat will complete the procedure itself and

after 15 seconds the ashing will cease.

Example: The CT- remote control is

regulating several thermostats in different rooms in the same zone with 22°C as the

desired oor temperature. In one of the

rooms, this is experienced as a little cold. You may then use the variance setting procedure and add e.g. 2°C using the key. The thermostat will then show 24°C even though CT- is transmitting 22°C.

10. Correcting the thermostat.

Correction (calibration) of the thermostat

Press in “F” and then while still hold-

ing in “F”. The display will start to ash. Release both keys. Correct the displayed

temperature to match room temperature using the and keys. The thermostat will complete the procedure itself and stop

ashing after about 15 seconds.

Example: The thermostat shows 22°C,

but a room thermometer shows 20°C. The termostat must here be adjusted from 22°C down to 20°C using the key.

The CT- remote control is designed to regulate electric heating products and other electric appliances that are to be switched on and off.

CT- communicates with thermostats and relays via 433.92 MHz radio signals.

All the linked heating and relay units are adjusted by CT- every time programming dictates this, and updates are transmitted appr.

every ve minutes.

After a power cut, temperture settings will revert to 22°C and relays are switched off (default values) until the next time CT- transmits an adjustment.

The CT- remote control regulates up to 16 heating zones and 8 relay zones.

The remote control and related products

The remote control may be programmed to automatically regulate temperature in different rooms, and to switch on and off electric appliances.

Information is transmitted via radio signals to the various units, so that different rooms at different times receive instructions as to what

Brief description of the system

temperature setting is desired, or that lights are to be switched on or off.

Heaters or wall-mounted thermostats display the currently chosen temperature with clear

illuminated gures.

Even if several transmitters are working in close vicinity to each other, only the remote control and the units that belong to it, will affect one another. There is no possibility that your neighbour’s system will interfere with yours.

During normal working conditions, the remote control is placed in a holder/charger that is coupled to a 230 V supply. CT- will then always have fully charged batteries and may, for periods of three to four days, be used as a mobile unit.

Zone

• A room with any number of heaters, wall-

mounted thermostats or relay units.

• Several rooms with any number of heaters

where all the rooms are to maintain the same temperature at the same times.

• Note: heating regulation: zones 1 to 16,

relay regulation (on/off): zones 17 to 24.

05-0 6 11-12 17-18 23-24

Normal temperature

• The desired temperature for when the room

is in use.

Economy temperature

• The desired temperature for when the

room is not in use, or at night whille you sleep. CT- suggests 17°C.

Column chart

The column chart provides two kinds of information: Normal or economy temperature settings, and on/off periods, that have been chosen at different times.

1. Tall and short columns

Normal temperature, and when relays are

switched on, is denoted by tall columns in a 24-hour diagram. Economy temperature, or when relays are switched off, is denoted by short columns.

2) Daily cycle of temperature or relay-on/off

The chart has 24 columns, one for each

hour of the day. The rst column from the

left represents the hour from 00:00 (midnight) to 01:00 (1 a.m.).

When the system is operating normally, this is shown in the display.

Displayed is the day of the week (1 = Mon-

day), the time and “MENU”.

See/change programme

Is used if you wish to review the current daily cycle for a zone or day. You may make changes to the daily cycles or temperature settings.

Temporary override

Is used during e.g. holidays. You may set a

specic temperature or switch off relays for a specied period. Limited to 99 days and 99

hours.

Link up

Before thermostats or relays can be regulated by CT-, a procedure must be undertaken to link each receiver to the transmitter in your CT-. When this is done, only your CT- may control the units in question. During linking up, the CT- remote control must be taken around to where the various thermostats are situated – and the batteries in CT- must therefore be fully charged.

Explanation of terms used

Maintenance

This menu allows you to:

• Choose a language.

• Set the correct time and day.

• Activate, deactivate or change the Pincode. The Pincode is used to hinder unauthor-

ised operation. 0000 has been set as the code by the factory. This may be changed as desired ( four digits).

• Central locking which prevents thermostats or relays being tampered with.

• Choose whether your CT- is in normal or ofce mode. Choosing ofce mode makes

the red hot-key change its function. By pressing the key, all the heating zones

will go to normal temperature for ve

hours. This is a useful function when working overtime.

• Check which version of the software that is

installed (CT- may be upgraded).

New programme

Allows you to set the daily cycle for normal and economy temperature for each zone, day by day. For relay units, the cycle switching on and off is set.

Delete programme

Programmes for zones not in use may be

deleted.

See zone status

Pressing will give you information on:

• Heating zones. Tall columns represent

zones that are programmed (column 1 from the left shows zone 1, column 2 shows zone 2, and so on). Tall columns that are ashing denote zones that are currently at economy temperature.

Pressing once more returns you to “MEN U”.

Hot-keys

These are used if you wish to manually override some or all heating/relay zones. You must remember to cancel this function yourself.

The key sets normal temperature, or switches relays on. Choose whether all or just certain zones are to be overridden.

The key sets economy temperature, or switches relays off. Again, choose whether all or just certain zones are to be overridden.

Auto key

Besides showing the zone status, the key is used to return to “MENU”, wherever you are in the remote control’s menus. Pressing while you are in the middle of making or changing a programme means that anything entered will not be stored.

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