Schneider Electric DIGISTAT+3RF, LP10RF User Manual

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LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

Radio frequency controlled programmable room thermostat with domestic hot water programmer

Part number RF561DR

Spare s Part num ber 2258 9DR

For GREEN STAR CDi, GREENSTAR i JUNI OR and GREENSTAR Si MOD ELS also GREENS TAR i SYSTEM an d GREENSTAR CDi SYSTE M MODEL(only when used wi th

the optio nal integral dive rter).

Spare s Part num ber 22092

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Installation & User Guide

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PLEAS E READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING.

These instruc tions are applicable to the Drayt on model(s) st ated on the front cover of this m anual only and must n ot be used w ith any other make or mo del.

These instruc tions apply in the U K only and should b e followed except fo r any

statutory obligation. If you are in any doubt co ntact the

Drayton technical helpline.

This accessory must be tted by a

compet ent person. Failur e to comply could lead t o prosecution.

Leave the se instructi ons with the user or at the app liance.

Symbols

Domes tic Hot Water

Abbreviations

CH = Central Heating DHW = Domes tic Hot Water RF = Radio Fre quency DLS = Dayligh t Saving BST = Britis h Summer Time GMT = Gr eenwich Mean Time C = Celsius (Centigrade) IP = Ingres s Protection V = Volt m = metre mA = milliAmpere

Denitions (DLS/BST)

Summer t ime begins: L ast Sunday i n March at 1:00 am GMT (Clo cks are put fo rward by 1 ho ur)

Summer time ends: Last Sunday in October at 2:00 am B ST (Clocks are pu t back by 1 hour)

Protect your environment

Proper battery recycling

Electr onic device s and batte ries, recharg eable or not, should n ot be dispose d of into ordina ry househo ld waste. Inst ead, they must b e recycled p roperly to pr otect the envi ronment and cu t down the was te of preciou s resou rces. Your local wa ste manage ment author ity can supp ly details c oncerning th e proper disp osal of batteries.

Technical Data .............................................................................................................................. 2

 Installation Guide .......................................................................................................... 3

LP10RF Installation ...................................................................................................... 4

Wireless Commissioning & Signal Strength .................................................................. 5-6

Signal Strength ............................................................................................................ 7

Installer Options ..........................................................................................................8-9

User Guide ....................................................................................................................... 10

DIGISTAT+3RF Room Thermostat ............................................................................................. 11

Controls and Displa y Layout ...................................................................................... 12

Basic Settings .............................................................................................................. 13-17

User Options ...............................................................................................................1 7-21

Battery Change ........................................................................................................... 22

LP10R F Programmer & Re ceiver ................................................................................................ 23

The Standard P rogram ................................................................................................ 24

Changing the Program ................................................................................................ 25-2 8

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 29

Radio Fr equency (RF ) Trans mitter

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1Inst allation & Us er Guide LP 1 0R F & D I GI STAT+3 RF

Technical Data

Digistat +3RF Transmitter Thermostat

LP10RF Receiver

Dimensions 137mm x 96. 5mm x 31.3 mm --

Power supply 3V 24V

Radio frequency 433 MHz 433 MHz

Radio si gnal range 30m typ ically. The r ange may be af fected by th e compositi on / density an d

number o f walls bet ween the Digi stat+3RF and LP 10RF.

Temperature range 5°C to 32°C --

Ambient operating temperature 0°C to +4 0°C 0°C to +50°C

Ambient storage temperature -20°C to +55°C --

Humidity operating range 25 - 90% non c ondensin g up to 45°C 3 0 - 95% non condens ing up to 45°C

Class o f operation -- II

Degrees of protection IP30 IP24

Control Accuracy +0.5°C @ 20°C Bett er than ±1 seco nd per day @ 25° C

Batt ery life (with alk aline batte ries) approx. 2 y ears N /A

Batt ery back up tim e and date 10 year s min. 10 years min.

Shortest switching period 1 minute 1 minute

Hot wat er pre-heat se ttings -- 3 ON / 3 O FF

Central heating settings 6 per day --

Energy Class IV = 2% (Acc. EU 8 11/2013, 8 12/2013, 81 3/2013, 814/20 13)

Pollution Class 2 2

Software Class A A

Ball pressure test 90°C 90°C

Software version 6712056 --

Max. radiated power +7.5 dBM ( 5.6mW) --

Relevant EC Directives:

2014/53/EU RED Directi ve 2006/66/EC Battery Direc tive 2011/65/EU R oHS Direc tive

Applied Standards:

EN60730- 1; EN60730-2-7; EN60730-2-9 EN 300 22 0-2; EN 301 489-3

Hereb y, Schneide r Electric C ontrols U K Limited, de clares th at this progr ammable ro om thermos tat is in comp liance with th e essentia l requirem ents and ot her provis ions of RED Dir ective 20 14/53/EU.

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Decla ration of conf ormity can b e download ed at: www.draytoncontrols.co.uk.

Pack Contents:

LP10 RF Program mer / RF recei ver Digistat+3RF transmitter Scre ws (x2) Wall Plugs (x 2) Instructions Batt eries (x2) A A Alkaline

Installation Guide

LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

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32 Inst allation & Us er Guide LP 1 0R F & D I GI STAT+3 RF

Clips

Cover panel

Tab

Blanking plate

Connector plug

Screw

Clips

Cover panel

Tab

Blanking plate

Cover panel

Recess

LP10RF

Ribbon cable

Connector plug

Screw

CLOCK?

10:30

CLOCK?

10:30

OFF

CLOCK?

6:30

10:30

OFF

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Installation Guide LP10RF Programmer & Receiver Installation Guide LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

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LP10RF Installation

DANGER:

230 volt s do not touch the ele ctrical

components or circuits.

CAUTION:

Isola te the mains elect ricity supply before s tarting any wo rk and observe all relev ant safety prec autions.

Obser ve electro-s tatic discharge precautions: do n ot touch the pcb circuit.

Cover panel

Screw

Tab

Blanking plate

Ribbon cable

Clips

LP10RF

NOTE:

This acces sory must be tte d by a compete nt per son.

Failure t o comply could le ad to prosec ution.

Remove t he boiler out er casing and co ntrol panel

1.

fascia t o gain access t o the boiler con trol panel.

Releas e the securing s crews.

2.

Pull the c over panel up to r emove.

3.

Grip the t ab and pull upw ards to disen gage clips,

4.

pull for ward to rem ove blanking p late or exi sting programmer.

Align th e connector p lug pins into so cket on the

5.

PCB and p ush fully hom e.

Feed th e ribbon cabl e into the rece ss.

6.

Align th e programme r and locate th e clips, push

7.

into the s lots then dow n to secure.

Locat e the cover pane l in place and se cure with

8.

the s crew.

Repla ce fascia cove r and outer cas ing before

9.

switc hing on the elec trical supp ly and boiler.

Switch b oiler on when c ompleted.

J

Screw

Recess

Tab

LP10RF

Clips

Wireless Commissioning & Signal Strength

 NOTE:

Befor e fixing th e DIGIS TAT+3RF to the wal l it is recomm ended to f irst che ck the signal s trength f rom that location.

Wireless commissioning: after i nitial star t up, the colon,

CH and antenn a symbo ls should be ashing on the

LP10RF display.

Follow ei ther 1 OR a to c below

Press & h old the set? but ton for 5s and Lr n and

1.

OFF wil l be displaye d.

Press t he set? butto n 4 times.

Press t he OK butt on once.

Press the s et? button 4 tim es; Lrn and OFF

will be displayed.

OFF

Press t he + button s o the display s hows ON and a

2.

ashin g antenna symbol. The learn mode is now

ready t o receive a sig nal from the tr ansmitte r during th e next two m inutes.

3. Take the Digis tat+3RF unit and s tand near the

bo il er.

4. Remove the batter y cover and t the bat teries.

The symbo ls on the LP1 0RF will stop ashing and

5.

the disp lay will show ‘S SI, Antenn a and ON’.

 NOTE:

If you wa nt to exit to t he home scre en now witho ut checki ng the signal s trength t hen please p ress the ‘O K/-’ butt on, then the ‘se t?’ button. Alte rnativel y, you can leave for 2 mins and the LP 10RF wil l automatic ally retur n to the home sc reen. See p. 6 for how to mou nt the Digi stat to th e wall.

If you wa nt to check the si gnal streng th now, please continu e to 6.

Press ‘ SET’ on the LP1 0RF and the d isplay will

6.

show ‘SS I and Antenna’.

Afte r a few seconds t he display wi ll show ‘- - -’.

7.

Remove the batteries from the Digistat+3RF,

press and hold the ‘+’ but ton whilst ret ting the

batt eries, keep th e ‘+’ butt on held and af ter a few secon ds the displa y will show ‘rF’ which i ndicates that the D IGISTAT+3RF is continu ously sendin g a signal t o the LP10R F (rec eiver).

The LP1 0RF displ ay will now show t he ‘learnt’ transm itter cod e and the antenn a’ as well as the signal s trength as i ndicated by t he chevron s on the right ha nd side of the dis play.

Place the Digistat+3RF in the desired nal position

H

and ret urn to the boile r to check the LP 10RF displ ay. The ideal Di gistat+3RF p osition will r esult in the LP1 0RF displ ay showing 4 che vrons and th e LED will b e green.

If the LED i s red or no LED is sh owing and the

I

display indicates 1 or 2 chevrons, the Digistat+3RF will nee d to be re-posi tioned until t he LED changes to amber o r green and 3 or 4 ch evrons are in dicated on the display.



NOTE:

If ther e is no LED and the di splay on the LP 10RF show s ‘- - -’, there is no si gnal being re ceived at all f rom the Digistat+3RF. Transmission will resume once the Digis tat+3RF is re-pos itioned in a pa rt of the hous e where a n amber or gree n LED and 3 or 4 chevr ons are achieved.

Once yo u are happy tha t, when in the des ired

J

locati on, the Digist at+3RF is sendin g a good signal t o the LP10R F i.e. amber or gr een and 3 or 4

chevrons, the Digis tat+3RF can be xed to the wall.

 NOTE:

Continue on ne xt page to c ancel the sign al strengt h

mode.

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OFF

LED Indication Chevrons RF Strength

Green 4 Very strong

Amber 3 Strong

Red 2 We ak

None 1 Ver y wea k

Signal strength indicators

Installation Guide LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

tat

Digistat+2RF

tat

Digistat+2RF

LED Indication Chevrons RF Strength

Green 4 Very strong

Amber 3 Strong

Red 2 We ak

None 1 Ver y wea k

Installation Guide LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

Signal strength indicators

Digistat+3RF code (may be different)

LED indicator shows different colour depending on signal strength (see table below)

To cancel signal strength mode:

Remove the batteries from the Digistat+3RF

1.

transm itter to ca ncel the cons tant transm ission.

Afte r a few seconds t he LP10RF d isplay will s how

2.

‘---’ .

Press ‘O K’ on the LP10 RF and the disp lay will

3.

retur n to the time wit h the ‘CH and Ante nna’

ashing.

Mount th e Digista t+3RF on a w all which is not s ubject to direc t sunlight or d raughts, pr eferably on an i nside

wall, 1.5 metres above the oor. The Digistat+3RF must also not be dire ctly inuenced by radiator s or other

applian ces giving of f heat.

Mounting the Digistat+3RF room thermostat

Remove the front cover using a at screwdriver and

1.

separ ate from back p late.

Fix the b ack plate dire ctly onto th e wall using th e

2.

allocated xing points and suit able wall plugs and

screws.

Inst all the 2 AA bat teries pr ovided

5.

Digistat+2RF

Replace battery cover

6.

Signal Strength

To check signal strength on previously installed and paired units:

Follow ei ther 1 OR a to c below

Press & h old the set? but ton for 10s an d

1.

‘SSI and OF F’ will be di splaye d.

Press t he set? butto n 4 times.

Press t he OK butt on once.

Press the se t? but ton 5 times; ‘SS I and OFF’

will be displayed.

Afte r a few seconds t he display wi ll show ‘---’.

4.

Remove t he batteri es from the Dig istat+3RF and

5.

wait unt il the displa y has faded awa y.

Press a nd hold the ‘+’ butto n on the Digis tat+3RF

6.

while re-in serting t he batteri es and keep the b utton depre ssed until th e display sho ws ‘rF’ .

Signal strength indicators

Digistat+3RF code (may be different)

LED indicator shows different colour depending on signal strength (see table below)

Re-inser t the batt eries into th e Digistat+3R F

4.

and the R F link will be re-e stablishe d.

Positioning the Digistat +3RF room thermostat

The Digi stat is a rad io frequenc y device which i s very

exible for positioning as there is no need for har d wiring

to the app liance. The de vice should b e mounted in an open ar ea, no closer than 3 0cm from met al object s, including wall boxes.

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Repla ce the front cov er by locating i n position an d

3.

pushin g fully onto the b ack cover.

OFF

Press t he ‘+’ but ton so that th e display sho ws

2.

‘SSI, A ntenna and ON’.

To cancel signal strength mode:

Remove t he batteri es from the Dig istat+3RF to

1.

cancel the constant transmission.

Afte r a few seconds t he LP10RF d isplay will

2.

show ‘---’ .

Press ‘O K’ on the LP10 RF and the disp lay will

3.

retur n to the time wit h the ‘CH and Ante nna’

ashing.

Remove t he batter y cover using a coi n

4.

Press t he ‘set’ but ton so the disp lay shows

3.

‘SSI an d Antenna’.

Re-inser t the batt eries into th e Digistat+3R F and

4.

the RF lin k will be re-es tablished .

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Installation Guide DIGISTAT+3RF Installation Guide DIGISTAT+3RF

Installer Options

Function S elect

Option

Default

02 Freeze

protection

On Off On

04 Low Set

Point °C

5 High

Limit

05 High Set

Point °C

Low Limit

32 32

06 Delayed

Start (Energy saving feature)

On Off Off

10 Valve

protection

On Off Off

11 Valve

protection time (Mins)

1 5 3

12 Application

type

0 1 0

13 System

Capability

0 1 0

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

Installer Options

If you wi sh to change any o f the Instal ler Options a s shown in t he table belo w, ente r the Insta ller Option Menu fr om Auto mode b y pressing: an d +

simultaneously for 5 seconds.

Pressing and + again for 5 seconds will exit the Menu an d return to Auto m ode.

Once the I nstaller O ptions scre en has been se lected, the and buttons allow you to scroll

throu gh the Menu (show n below). The + and - allow yo u to chan ge values.

Once a va lue has been ch anged pressing before exiting the Menu will save the new setting. (The belo w

displ ay shows Opti on 02 OFF).

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Option 02 - Freeze Protection

Freeze pr otection w ill switch on t he heating if th e room tempe rature fall s to 5°C and will the n control the tempe rature at 7°C e ven if the Digis tat is in OFF m ode.

The Free ze Protecti on default is O N.

To switch off t he Freeze Prot ection mod e enter the Installer Options Menu (Refer to Installer Options 02) and chang e to OFF. Press to accept.

Option 04 & 05 - Low and High Limit set points.

The use r temperatu re set point s defaults ar e High 32°C and Low 5°C, t o change thes e limits ente r the Insta ller Option s Menu (Refer t o Installe r Options 04 & 0 5).

Option 06 - I ntelligent Delayed Star t (Energy saving feature).

The Int elligent De layed Sta rt is an energ y saving feat ure which au tomaticall y reduces the w arm up time for th e heating system.

If enabl ed, the star t time should b e set an hour ear lier than the t ime you want th e propert y to reach the se t temperature.

Intel ligent Star t will dela y that star t time, by an amoun t that it ha s calculate d based on the a ctual and se t temperature.

As the we ather beco mes milder, the star t time is dela yed, so that fu el is not was ted bringing t he room up to temperature earlier than neces sary.

The Digi stat calcu lates appr oximately 10 m inutes to rai se the temp erature by 1 °C, up to a maximu m of 6°C.

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NOTE:

Intel ligent Dela yed Star t only applies i n Auto mode. Intel ligent Dela yed Star t default is in OFF mode. To switch ON Int elligent De layed St art enter th e Installer Options Menu (see Installer Options 06).



NOTE:

The Int elligent De layed st art option i s not suitabl e for

under oor application. Ensure Ins taller option 06 is set to OFF before nal commis sioning for underoor

application.



SPECIAL NOTE:

If the In telligent d elayed st art featur e is enabled, (O ff chang ed to On in Inst aller optio n 06), please i nform the end u ser of this fea ture.

The foll owing speci al note has be en added to the u ser instruction to explain the adjustment requirement:

When th e delay perio d is operati ng indicated b y the

ame symb ol ashing, pressing any button return s the

Digis tat to auto mo de allowing no rmal butto n operation until th e next time/ t emperatur e event, when i t will resum e the delay st art mode o r follows the Ho liday, Manual, O verride or O ff modes a s selected .

Change s to the inst aller option s and pre-set pr ogrammes

must be made with the ame symb ol not as hing.

Option 10 - Valve Protection

In some h eating syst ems there ma y be a requirem ent to prote ct the syst em by operat ing it once a day, fo r a given period.

If valve pr otection i s selecte d the system w ill be opera ted for a peri od as shown in v alve protect ion time (mins).

Valve prote ction time is e very day at 10 .00am. Valve prote ction defa ult is OFF.

To enable the valve p rotectio n mode enter t he Install er Options Menu (Refer to Installer Option 10).

Option 11 - Valve Prote ction time (mins).

Valve prote ction time c an be set bet ween 1 and 5 minut es (default 3 minu tes).

To change this onc e a day on time ent er the Inst aller Options Menu (Refer to Installer Option 11).

Option 12 - Application Type

Digis tat+3RF can be us ed for diffe rent applic ations. In the ins taller men u, select: 00 = Gas B oiler 0 1 = Oil Boi ler

Option 13- System Capability

Adjus t this settin g to suit the hea ting syste m capability . In the ins taller men u, select: 00 = Fast – t he house usu ally reaches s etpoint in ‹ 1 ho ur 0 1 = Slow – the h ouse usuall y reaches se tpoint in › 1 hour

Display Error code E1

When th e display show s an error cod e (E1) this indic ates a senso r fault and the he ating syste m will remain O ff. Please c ontact yo ur local heati ng servic e engineer to repla ce your Digis tat +3RF.

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User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(Fig 3)

How to replace the batteries see fig 3.

Remove the battery cover using a coin. Replace the spent batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline batteries ensuring correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

2. Once the time has been set press to confirm and use the + or – button to adjust required temperature (temperature shown flashing)

3. Once the temperature has been set press to confirm and move to the next time and temperature periods to be adjusted confirming changes by pressing button. (max 6 periods).

4. To exit press or until you return to auto mode with the bottom arrow

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Digistat +2RF

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(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

How to replace the batteries see fig 3.

Remove the battery cover using a coin. Replace the spent batteries with 2 x 1.5V IEC LR6 (AA) Alkaline batteries ensuring correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

2. Once the time has been set press to confirm and use the + or – button to adjust required temperature (temperature shown flashing)

3. Once the temperature has been set press to confirm and move to the next time and temperature periods to be adjusted confirming changes by pressing button. (max 6 periods).

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User Guide

LP10RF & DIGISTAT+3RF

DIGISTAT+3RF Room Thermostat

What is a programmable room thermostat? ...an explanation for householders

A progr ammable room t hermost at is both a pro grammer and a roo m thermost at. A progra mmer allows yo u to set ‘On’ and ‘Of f’ time peri ods to suit yo ur own lifest yle. A room th ermostat w orks by sen sing the air tempe rature, swit ching on the hea ting when the air tempe rature fall s below the the rmostat se tting, and switc hing it off onc e this set temp erature has b een reached.

So, a prog rammable roo m thermost at lets you ch oose what tim es you want the h eating to be on, an d what tempe rature it sho uld reach while i t is on. It will allo w you to se lect diffe rent tempe ratures in yo ur home at diffe rent times of th e day (and days of the w eek) to meet your par ticular n eeds.

Turning a progr ammable room t hermost at to a higher sett ing will not make t he room heat up an y faster. How quickl y the room heat s up depends o n the design of the heat ing system, fo r example, the siz e of boiler and radiators.

Neith er does the se tting affe ct how quickl y the room cools d own. Turning a progra mmable room th ermosta t to a lower s etting will r esult in the ro om being contr olled at a lower t emperatur e, and saves ener gy.

The way t o set and use yo ur programm able room

thermo stat is to nd the lowest temp erature settings

that yo u are comfort able with at th e differen t times you have chos en, and then leav e it alone to do it s job. The

best way to do this is to set low temperat ures rst, say

18°C, and t hen turn them up b y one degre e each day until you are co mfortab le with the tem peratures . You won’t have to ad just the ther mostat fu rther. Any adjus tments above th ese setti ngs will was te energy and c ost you more money.

If your h eating syst em is a boiler wi th radiator s, there w ill usually be o nly one progr ammable room thermo stat to con trol the whole h ouse. But y ou can have dif ferent temp eratures i n individual r ooms by installing thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) on indivi dual radiat ors. If you do n’t have TRVs, you shou ld choose a t emperatu re that is reas onable for the w hole house. I f you do have TRVs, yo u can choose a sli ghtly higher s etting to ma ke sure that eve n the coldest r oom is comfor table, the n prevent any ov erheating in o ther rooms b y adjusting t he TRVs.

The time o n the program mer must be co rrect. So me types h ave to be adjus ted in spring a nd autumn at the change s between G reenwich Me an Time and Bri tish Summer Time.

You may be able to t emporaril y adjust the he ating progr amme, for examp le, ‘Override’, ‘Advance’ or ‘Boos t’. Thes e are explai ned in the manuf acturer’s instructions.

Programmable room thermostat s need a free ow of air

to sens e the temper ature, so they mu st not be cove red by cur tains or block ed by furnitu re. Nearby el ectric

res, tele visions, wall or table lamps may prevent the

thermostat from working properly.

Your Digistat+3RF

The Digi stat +3RF ther mostat is a p rogrammab le thermo stat 5-2 Day / 7 Day p roduct. 5–2 day allo ws you to se t a program fo r weekdays and a p rogram for the wee kend. Full 7-day func tionalit y allows you to set a dif ferent pro gram for ever y day of the week . Each pro gram type al lows you to set 6 t ime and temperature events.

Clock Setting

Your Digistat +3RF is tted with a real-time clock , which is p re-set at the fa ctory. You will not h ave to alter the time s ettings . A special feat ure of this real-time clo ck is to aut omatically u pdate the tim e during the summ er/ winter t ime change rem oving the nee d to manually alter th e clock.

General Operation

With th e unit in Auto mod e (the small arrow to b ottom of scree n will point to Au to) the tempera ture can be change d for a short ti me by using the + o r - buttons . Changin g the temper ature in this wa y will keep the Digis tat +3RF set to yo ur new tempe rature until t he next pre-pro grammed eve nt (at which time it wil l revert to programmed temperature). The temperature you are

setting will ash on the scr een. Once temperature is set,

the unit w ill revert t o showing the cu rrent tempe rature.

The indi cator will sho w on the screen i f the heating is turned on.

A ashing ame indicates the product is in inte lligent

delayed start mode.

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Digistat

User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:3 0 8:3 0 12:00 14:0 0 16:30 22:30

Tem p 20.0 16.0 16.0 1 6.0 21.0 7. 0

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 7:00 9:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 23:00

Tem p 20.0 18.0 21 .0 18 .0 2 1.0 7. 0

User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

Controls and Display Layout

Pointer (day)

Flame shows when calling for heat

Time

Pointer (mode indicator)

Holiday, Manual, Auto, Day, Program

LH (left hand) button, moves the pointer to the left for selection



NOTE:

Temperature displayed is actual room temperature unless a djusting th e + or - button w hen it displa ys the set t emperatur e. Once adjus tment is comp lete and aft er 5 seconds t his will retur n to actual ro om temperature.

Time/Temperature Program events 1 to 6 in sequence, morning, midday and night

Days

Temperature

Drayton

RH (right hand) button, moves the pointer to the right, selects and accepts changes

+ or - buttons for setting adjustments

Clock mode

Basic Settings

The Digi stat +3RF ther mostat is a p rogrammab le thermo stat 5-2 Day / 7 Day p roduct. 5–2 day allo ws you to se t a program fo r weekdays and a p rogram for the wee kend. Full 7-day func tionalit y allows you to set a dif ferent pro gram for ever y day of the week . Each progr am type allow s you to set 6 time a nd temperat ure events.

Digistat +3RF Pre-se t Program

Your Digist at +3RF comes wit h the following d efault sett ings pre-pro grammed for y our convenien ce:

Pre-set Program 1 (9 til 5)

Weekday

Monday-Friday

°C

20°C

15°C

10°C

Room Temp

5°C

1234 5 6

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period Monday-Friday

As you c an see, at 06:30 , th e heating will co me on to rais e the tempera ture to 20°C. A t 08:30, the tempe rature set p oint is droppe d from 20°C dow n to 16°C, it s tays at 16°C thro ughout the d ay, until 16:30 wh en the temper ature incre ases to 21°C . The tempe rature then d rops down to a nig ht-setback tempe rature of 7°C un til 06:30, when th e cycle repea ts for the nex t day.

Weekend

Saturday-Sunday

°C

20°C

15°C

10°C

Room Temp

5°C

As you c an see, at 07:00, the he ating will com e on to raise the temp erature to 2 0ºC. At 09:0 0, the tempera ture set poi nt is dropped f rom 20°C down to 1 8°C, it stay s at 18°C unti l 12:00 when the h eating come s on to raise the tempe rature to 21 °C. The temp erature st ays at 21°C unt il 14:00 wh en it drops dow n to 18°C. At 16:0 0, the heating comes o n to raise the te mperature t o 21°C where i t stays until 2 3:00, when the tem perature t hen drops down t o a night-setb ack temper ature of 7°C unt il 07:00, when the cycle re peats for th e next day.

1234 5 6

07:00 09:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 23:00

Time Period Saturday-Sunday

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User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat User Guide DIGISTAT+3RF Room Thermostat

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

To adjust the times and temperatures for 7-Day operation:

1. With the product operating as normal in the Auto mode press once and then press the + button until the display is flashing and shows.

To adjust the times and temperatures for 7-Day operation:

1. With the product operating as normal in the Auto mode press once and then press the + button until the display is flashing and shows.

2. Press the once, the display will be as shown. The time will be flashing, use the + or - buttons to adjust the 1st time as required.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

3. Once time has been set, press and use the + or - buttons to adjust required temperature. Repeat the above steps 2-3 until the 6 periods have been set for Monday

To adjust the times and temperatures for 7-Day operation:

1. With the product operating as normal in the Auto mode press once and then press the + button until the display is flashing and shows.

2. Press the once, the display will be as shown. The time will be flashing, use the + or - buttons to adjust the 1st time as required.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

4. Once Monday has been set, press once. Repeat steps 2-3 until all 7 days of the week have been set.

5. Once the final temperature

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

3. Once time has been set, press and use the + or - buttons to adjust required temperature. Repeat the above steps 2-3 until the 6 periods have been set for Monday

To adjust the times and temperatures for 7-Day operation:

1. With the product operating as normal in the Auto mode press once and then press the + button until the display is flashing and shows.

2. Press the once, the display will be as shown. The time will be flashing, use the + or - buttons to adjust the 1st time as required.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

4. Once Monday has been set, press once. Repeat steps 2-3 until all 7 days of the week have been set.

5. Once the final temperature has been set press the to confirm settings. To exit press or until you return to auto mode with the bottom arrow pointing at Auto.

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

To adjust the times and temperatures for 5-2 Day operation:

With th e product op erating as no rmal in the Auto

1.

mode pr ess once and th en press the +

butt on until the dis play is ashing and shows.

Press o nce, the displ ay will be as show n.

2.

The time will be as hing, use the + or - buttons to

adjus t the 1st time a s required.

Once tim e has been set, p ress and use t he

3.

+ or - but ton to adjus t required te mperature

(shown ashing). Press to conrm and

move to th e next time an d temperat ure period s to be adj ust ed co nr min g ch ang es b y pr ess ing butt on. (max 6 periods).



NOTE:

The smal l 1 in the lower half of th e screen show s which time per iod is being se t e.g. 1=1s t period, 2 = 2nd period, etc.

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Once the last weekday temperature has been set

4.

press once to conrm setting s and allow

adjus tment of the wee kend progr am. Use the + and – but ons and the but ton to set th e 6 perio ds for the weeke nd program.

On ce t he n al t emp era tur e ha s be en se t pr ess

5.

to conrm setting. To exit pres s or

until yo u return to au to mode with th e bottom arrow po inting at Auto.

To adjust the times and temperatures for 7-Day operation:

With th e product op erating as no rmal in the Auto

1.

mode pr ess once and th en press the +

butt on until the dis play is ashing and shows.

Press o nce, the displ ay will be as show n.

2.

The time will be as hing, use the + or - buttons to

adjus t the 1st time a s required.

Once the t ime has been s et, press and u se

3.

the + or - bu ttons to adj ust requir ed temperat ure.

Repeat t he above ste ps 2-3 until t he 6 periods h ave been se t for Monday .



NOTE:

The smal l 1 in the lower half of th e screen show s which time per iod is being se t e.g. 1=1s t period, 2 = 2nd period, etc.

Once Mo nday has been s et, press on ce.

4.

Repeat s teps 2-3 until all 7 day s of the week hav e been set.

Once the nal temperat ure has been set press

5.

to conrm setting s. To exit press or until yo u return to au to mode with th e bottom chevr on pointing at Au to.

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(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2

Date and time setting.

Digistat +2RF comes with a pre-set clock, which also automatically adjusts for summer/winter time changes. It is activated automatically on 1st installation. There should be no need to change these settings, however, should you wish to, it can be done in Option 05.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

Enter user options, select option 05 (fig 6) To change the year press > once (fig 7) To change the month press > again (fig 8) To change the day press > again (fig 9) To change the time press > again (fig 10) Once you have selected your required display, to adjust press + or - and > to accept change.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

The access protection lock allows you to lock the Digistat +2RF so that it cannot have any adjustments. The default is OFF mode allowing you to adjust the Digistat +2RF. To Lock the Digistat +2RF settings enter the User Options Menu Option 09 and select On and press > to accept. Once the User Options Menu is exited all buttons will be locked. To switch off the Protection Lock enter the User Menu and change to OFF. Press > to accept. Once the User Menu is exited all buttons will be free to adjust.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

When the delay period is operating indicated by the flame symbol flashing (Fig12), pressing any button returns the Digistat +2RF to auto mode allowing normal button operation until the next time/ temperature event, when it will resume the delay start mode or follows the Holiday, Manual, Override or Off modes as selected.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 6)

As you can see, at 06:30, the heating will come on to raise the

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

shows time flashing Time periods between 1 to 23(Hr)hours and 1 to 199(d)days can be set.

adjust the count down time as required. Press once to confirm, the display will show temperature flashing.

adjust temperature and press

to start holiday count down time. Alternatively after 10 seconds the temperature will stop flashing and holiday count down time will start. Display shows count down time and ambient room temperature.

press the or once, to return to auto.

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 19.0 21.0 19.0 21.0 16.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:00 08:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Pre-set Program 3. (Home Worker)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 06) How to change temperature offset.

The temperature displayed on the thermostat may not match that of other temperature measuring devices in the controlled space, because of its location. The displayed temperature may be offset to bring it in line with other devices. To adjust the temperature, enter the user options, select option 06. The temperature may be offset by +/- 5 degrees by pressing the + and – keys. Press > to accept the desired change.

(Option 07) How to restore the built in time temperature programs.

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Fig 11)

As you can see, at 06:30, the heating will come on to raise the temperature to 21°C. At 08:30, the temperature set point is dropped to 16°C, it stays at 16°C until 12:00 when the heating comes on to raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C until 14:00 when it drops to 16°C. At 16:30 the heating comes on to raise the temperature to 21°C where it stays until 22:30 when the temperature drops down to a setback temperature of 10°C until 06:30 when the cycle repeats the next day.

As you can see, at 06:00, the heating will come on to raise the temperature to 21°C. At 08:30, the temperature set point is dropped to 19°C, it stays at 19°C until 12:00 when the heating comes on to raise the

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As the weather becomes milder, Intelligent Start will delay the heating start times so that the fuel is not wasted bringing the room up to temperature earlier than necessary.

(Fig 12)

(Option 01) How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock.

Enter user options, select option 01 and use + and – keys to select desired option, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24hr. Press > to accept change.

(Option 02) How to change to another predefined program 1, 2 or 3.

Enter user options, select option 02 and use + and – keys to select desired program 1, 2 or 3. 1 = program 1, 2 = program 2 and 3 = program 3. Press > to accept desired change.

Preset programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:30 8:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Temperature 21.0 19.0 21.0 19.0 21.0 16.0

*The above settings can be understood using the chart below

123456

25ºC

20ºC

15ºC

10ºC

5ºC

06:00 08:30 12:00 14:00 17:30 22:30

Time Period

Room Temp

Pre-set Program 2. (Home for Lunch)

Pre-set Program 3. (Home Worker)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 06) How to change temperature offset.

(Option 07) How to restore the built in time temperature programs.

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

(Fig 12)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

To change temperature for a shor t period (Override)

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Press + o r - buttons t o adjust set t emperatu re.

1.

Set temp erature shown as hing.

Afte r 5 seconds the D igistat+3RF w ill star t

2.

contro lling at the sel ected set point but the di splay shows t he actual ro om temperat ure. 2 chevro ns indicates override mode.

To exit overrid e press once o r wait until

3.

nex t change in the pr e-set progr am.

To set a constant room temperature (Manual mode)

Press o nce, the displ ay shows temp erature

1.

ashin g (example 20.0°C).

Press + o r - buttons t o adjust the t emperatur e as

2.

requir ed. The temperature will stop ashing after 5 secon ds and star t controllin g at this tempe rature.

3.

To exit manual mo de press on ce, to return to auto.

User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

To set holiday mode:

Press twice, the display shows time ashi ng.

1.

Time per iods betw een 1 to 23(Hr)hou rs and 1 to 199(d)days c an be set.

Press + o r - buttons t o adjust the co unt down

2.

time as requir ed. Press once to conrm, the display will show temperatur e ashi ng.

Press + o r - buttons t o adjust tem perature an d

3.

pres s to start h oliday count d own time. Altern atively af ter 10 secon ds the temper ature

will stop a shing and holiday count dow n time will

star t. Displ ay shows count d own time and amb ient room temperature.

To exit the holid ay mode pres s or

4.

once, to re turn to auto.

To switch OFF the thermostat:

Press t he + and – simulta neously for 5 s econds until t he OFF is displayed.

The ther mostat an d heating sys tem will now be O FF unless t he tempera ture in the cont rolled space f alls below 7 °C, the frost p rotectio n set point. P lease note thi s does no t affect th e operation of t he domesti c hot water where provided.

To switch ON the t hermost at, press any ke y to return to auto mo de.

User Options

If you wi sh to change any U ser Option s (shown in table on nex t page) they can b e accessed f rom Auto or Man by pres sing and simult aneously f or 3 secon ds. Once you ha ve accesse d the User Opti ons Menu (Fig 1) pr ess to scrol l through sel ectable op tions. The set tings for eac h option can be c hanged by pre ssing + or - as req uired. Pres s to accept the ch ange and move to th e next opti on. To exit p ress and simultaneously for 3 seconds. Alternatively, not pressing any but tons for 2 mins w ill cause the D igistat +3RF t o retur n to Auto. (Fig 2) sh ows option 0 1 24 (24 hour clock).

Only se lected opt ions that have b een accepte d by pressing will be changed.

Fig 1

Fig 2

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User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat User Guide DIGI STAT+3RF Room Thermostat

User Options What is it Min Max Default

01 Change 12h or 24h clo ck 12 24 24

Change to another pre-set programme

1 3 1

Change t he number of programme events per day

2, 4 or 6 6

Switch on/off automatic summer/winter time change

On Off On

05 Adj ust date and ti me Fact ory Set

06 Chan ge temperat ure offse t °C -5 5 0

07 Restore pre-set programme On Off Off

08 To disable Of f functio n On Off On

09 Access protec tion lock On Off Off

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:3 0 8:3 0 12:00 14:0 0 16:30 22:30

Tem p 21 .0 16.0 21.0 16.0 21.0 10.0

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 7:00 9:00 12:00 14:00 16:30 23:00

Tem p 21 .0 18.0 21.0 1 8.0 21.0 10.0

1234 5 6

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period Monday-Friday

°C

20°C

15°C

10°C

5°C

°C

Room Temp

1234 5 6

16:30 23:00

Time Period Saturday-Sunday

07:00 09:00 12:00

14:00

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 6:00 8:30 12:00 1 4:00 17: 30 22:30

Tem p 21 .0 19.0 21.0 1 9.0 21.0 16.0

Event 1 2 3 4 5 6

Time 7:00 9:00 12:00 14:00 16:30 23:00

Tem p 21 .0 18.0 21.0 1 8.0 21.0 16.0

1234 5 6

17:30 22:30

Time Period Monday-Friday

°C

Room Temp

06:00 08:30

12:00 14:00

°C

Room Temp

1234 5 6

16:30 23:00

Time Period Saturday-Sunday

07:00 09:00 12:00

14:00

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

As you c an see, at 06:00, the h eating will co me on to raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 08:30, the t emperatur e set point is dr opped to 19° C, it sta ys at 19°C unti l 12:00 when the h eating come s on to raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C un til 14:00 when i t drops to 19° C. At 17:30, the heatin g comes on to rai se the temper ature to 21° C where it sta ys until 22:3 0, when the temp erature dro ps down to a setb ack tempera ture of 16°C until 06 :00, when the cycle re peats the ne xt day.

Option 01 - How to change from 24hr to 12hr clock

Enter us er options, se lect optio n 01 and use + and – ke ys to sele ct desired o ption, 12 = 12hr and 24 = 24h r. Press to accep t change.

Option 02 - How to change to another

predened program 1, 2 or 3

Enter us er options, se lect optio n 02 and use + and – key s to sele ct desired p rogram 1, 2 or 3. 1 = p rogram 1, 2 = progr am 2 and 3 = progra m 3. Press to ac cept desired change.

Pre-set Programs 2 and 3 are shown below:

Pre-set Program 2 (Home for Lunch)

Weekday

Monday-Friday

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25°C

°C

15°C

10°C

Room Temp

5°C

As you c an see, at 06:30, the h eating will com e on to raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 08:30, the t emperatur e set point is dr opped to 16°C, it sta ys at 16°C until 12:0 0 when the hea ting comes on t o raise the temperature to 21°C. The temperature stays at 21°C un til 14:00 when i t drops to 16°C. A t 16:30, the heatin g comes on to rai se the temper ature to 21° C where it sta ys until 22:3 0, when the temp erature dro ps down to a setb ack tempera ture of 10°C un til 06:30, when the cycle re peats the ne xt day.

1234 5 6

06:30 08:30 12:00 14:00 16:30 22:30

Time Period Monday-Friday

Weekend

Saturday-Sunday

As you c an see, at 7:00, the hea ting will come o n to raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 9:00, the t emperatur e set point is dr opped to 18°C, it sta ys at 18°C until 12 :00 when the he ating comes o n to raise th e temperat ure to 21°C. T he tempera ture stay s at 21°C unt il 14:00 when i t drops down to 1 8°C. At 16:30, the heat ing comes on to r aise the temp erature to 2 1°C where i t stays unt il 23:00, when th e temperatu re drops down to a s etback temp erature of 1 0°C until 07:00, when the cycl e repeats th e next day.

Pre-set Program 3 (Home Worker)

Weekday

Monday-Friday

Weekend

Saturday-Sunday

As you c an see, at 7:00, the hea ting will come o n to raise the temperature to 21°C.

At 9:00, the t emperatur e set point is dr opped to 18°C, it sta ys at 18°C until 12 :00 when the he ating comes o n to raise th e temperat ure to 21°C. T he tempera ture stay s at 21°C unt il 14:00 when i t drops down to 1 8°C. At 16:30, the heat ing comes on to r aise the temp erature to 2 1°C where i t stays unt il 23:00, when th e temperatu re drops down to a s etback temp erature of 16°C un til 07:00, when the cycl e repeats th e next day.

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Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As

(Fig 12)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Intelligent Delayed Start is an energy saving feature which automatically reduces the warm up time for the heating system. As

(Fig 12)

Date and time setting.

(Option 05) How to adjust date and time.

To select option 06 press > until option 06 display is shown (fig 11)

(Fig 10)(Fig 9)

(Fig 8)(Fig 7)

(Fig 6)

(Option 09) How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock.

Special Note:

The following only applies when the Intelligent delayed start feature is enabled by the installer.

Changes to the installer options and pre-set programmes must be made with the flame symbol not flashing.

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

(Fig 12)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

(* small 1 in lower half of screen

shows which time period is being set

e.g. 1=1st period, 2 = 2nd period etc)

Option 03 - How to change the number of program events per day

Enter us er options, se lect optio n 03 and use + and – key s to sele ct desired o ption. 2 = 2 time / te mp events pe r day, 4 = 4 time / tem p events per d ay and 6 = 6 time / temp event s per day. Pre ss to accept de sired chang e.

Option 04 - How to switch on/off the automatic summer / winter time change

Twice a year the ac tual time is au tomatical ly changed to keep i t in line with the su mmer / winter t ime change. Defau lt setting is O n. If you wish to d isable / enab le this featur e enter user o ptions, sele ct option 04 a nd press – or + key to di splay Of f or On as desire d. Press to accept desired change.

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NOTE:

Date an d time settin g.

Digis tat +3RF comes wi th a pre-set clo ck, which also au tomaticall y adjusts fo r summer/winter time chan ges. It is ac tivated au tomatical ly on 1st inst allation. Th ere should be n o need to chang e these s ettings, ho wever, should you wis h to, it can be done in O ption 05.

Option 05 - How to adjust date and time

Enter us er options, se lect optio n 05 (Fig 3) To change the yea r press once (F ig 4) To change the mon th press agai n (Fig 5) To change the day p ress again (F ig 6) To change the time p ress again (F ig 7) Once yo u have select ed your requ ired displa y, to adjust pres s + or - and to accept c hange.

To select opti on 06 press un til option 06 di splay is shown ( Fig 8)

Fig 3

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Fig 4

Fig 5

Fig 6

Fig 7

Fig 8

Option 06 - H ow to change temperature offset

The temp erature di splayed on t he thermost at may not match th at of other temp erature me asuring dev ices in the contro lled space, be cause of its lo cation. The di splayed tempe rature may be o ffset to b ring it in line wit h other devic es. To adju st the tempe rature, ente r the user option s, select opt ion 06. The tem perature ma y be offse t by +/- 5 degrees by p ressing th e + and – keys. Pre ss to accep t the desire d change.

Option 07 - How to restore the built in time temperature programs

Enter us er options, se lect optio n 07 and use + and – keys to s elect desi red option. O ff = current p rograms retai ned. On = rest ore facto ry program s ettings. Press t o select the d esired chan ge. The Optio n 07 displ ay automati cally rever ts back to OF F. Plea se note enablin g this functi on will lose any u ser changes t o the pre-set programs.

Option 08 - How to disable the OFF function

To disable the OF F function, en ter user opt ions, selec t option 0 8 and use + or – keys t o select Of f. Press to accep t change. It is no w not possibl e to switch the Digis tat+3RF OFF usi ng the + and- keys a s previous ly descri bed. To enable the OFF f unction re turn to optio n 08 and sel ect ON. Pre ss to accept ch ange.

Option 09 - How to lock the key pad - Access Protection Lock

The acce ss protec tion lock allow s you to lock the Digis tat +3RF so that it c annot have any a djustment s. The def ault is OFF mode a llowing you to a djust the Digis tat +3RF. To Lock the D igistat +3RF s ettings en ter the Use r Options Men u Option 09 and s elect On and pres s to accept. On ce the User Op tions Menu is exit ed all butt ons will be locke d. To swit ch off the Prote ction Lock en ter the User M enu and change t o OFF. Press t o accept. On ce the User Men u is exited al l butt ons will be fre e to adjust.

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SPECIAL NOTE:

The follo wing only appli es when the In telligent delay ed star t feature is ena bled by the ins taller.

When th e delay perio d is operati ng indicated b y the

ame symb ol ashing (Fig 9), pressing any but ton

retur ns the Digist at +3RF to auto mo de allowing nor mal butt on operatio n until the nex t time/ temp erature eve nt, when it w ill resume the d elay star t mode or fol lows the Holiday, Manual, Override or Off modes as selected.

Change s to the inst aller option s and pre-set pr ogrammes

must be made with the ame symb ol not as hing.

Fig 9

What is Intelligent delayed start?

Intelligent Delayed Start (Energy saving feature)

The Int elligent De layed Sta rt is an energ y saving feat ure which au tomaticall y reduces the w arm up time for the heat ing system . As the weath er becomes mi lder, Intel ligent Star t will dela y the heating s tart time s so that the f uel is not was ted bringin g the room up to temperature earlier than neces sary.

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User Guide LP10RF Programmer & Receiver

Battery Change

How do I know when to change the batteries.

When th e batterie s start to r un low a batte ry icon will

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

time the Digistat will function normally.

Replace with 2 x 1.5 V (AA) Alkaline batterie s.

When th e battery ic on alone is show n in the displa y, the batt eries are comp letely exh austed and t he Digista t will cease t o function. Re -activate b y replacing t he batteri es.

The RF lin k will automa tically be re -establi shed.

How to replace the batteries

Remove t he batter y cover using a coi n. Replace the s pent batt eries with 2 x 1 .5V (AA) Alka line batte ries ensurin g correct orientation. Replace the battery cover pressing fully home.

LP10RF Programmer & Receiver

If the eng ineer has se t your progr am and timings – yo u do not nee d to do anything e lse. Just k eep this guide i n a safe place fo r future ref erence.

Introduction

The pro grammer will a utomatica lly switch yo ur hot water o n and off at time s that suit you.

Mode indicator

Modes:

off = continuously off. timed = on for up to 3

periods a day as program once = on for 1 period a day, from the start of 1st ON to the end of 3rd OFF as program. on = continuously ON

Hot water pre-heat ON LED

Hot water pre-heat select button, moves the mode indicator up and down to select and accept changes

Press to select each setting: date, time, program and holiday function

+ and - changes O N/OFF programmed times

The gre en light on the fr ont of the prog rammer show s when it i s on. LP10R F has a 7-day progra m allowing for diffe rent timings o n each day of the we ek, for up to 3 heatin g periods eac h day.

If the eng ineer hasn’t se t your timings f or you, your progr ammer will wor k with a stand ard progra m that has been se t at the fact ory. If this do esn’t suit you, it’s ve ry easy to ch ange it.

Time and day indication

RF link

LP10RF

Pre-heat advance button: turns ON until next OFF time OR turns OFF until next ON time

Press OK to adjust each program setting

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NOTE:

Advance has no effect with constantly on or off i s selected on the rec eiver or when there i s no demand from the transmitter.

Normal Operation

During n ormal oper ation the re ceiver wil l flash th e red LED, approx imately ev ery five mi nutes. Thi s indicate s that a radio si gnal is being r eceived f rom the Digi stat tran smitte r.

Digis tat transmi tter has be en lost. This m ay be remedi ed

by ttin g new batteries in the Digista t transmitte r. If tting new batte ries does not resto re the link, the n

tempo rarily move th e Digistat t ransmitt er close to the applian ce, if this does no t restore t he link, then te chnical help mus t be sought t o remedy the f ailed radio sig nal link.

Radio Signal Loss

If the red LED does not ash approximately every ve minute s then the rec eiver will show a ashing gre en LED together with the a shing antenna symbo l and the

Centr al Heating ind icator arrow w ill point to OF F. This

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situat ion indicat es that the radi o signal link fro m the

Temporary Override

While the R F link is lost, th e Central He ating can be switc hed ON by pre ssing the OK bu tton once an d switc hed OFF by pr essing the OK b utton aga in. In this mode th e room tempe rature will no t be controlle d.

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Switching

Weekdays Weekends

HW HW

1st ON - start of rst tim ed peri od 6.30am 7.0 0am

1st OF F - end of rst timed period 8.30am 9.00 am

2nd ON - s tart of sec ond timed per iod 12.00pm 12.00pm

2nd OFF - e nd of second tim ed period 12.00p m 12.00pm

3rd ON - s tart of thir d timed perio d 4.30p m 4.00pm

3rd OF F - nal swith-off of the day 10.30p m 11.00pm

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

6:30

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

MON TUE WED THU FRI

6:30

PROG?

MON

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

MON

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

6:30

User Guide LP10RF Programmer & Receiver

The Standard Program

LP10RF

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NOTE:

The ON/OF F periods pr e-programme d for Hot Water pre-h eat are shown in t he table opp osite. The fact ory instal led settin gs can be used w ithout any furt her program ming of the rece iver. The date and time are p re-program med and should n ot require adjustment.

If you ne ed to restor e the factor y pre-set pr ogram times then:

Press t he + and - butt ons togeth er, f or three seco nds or longer, to res tore the defa ult program ti mes to those shown in t he table opp osite.

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

NOTE:

Two ON/OFF perio ds can be use d instead of th ree, by set ting the seco nd ON/OFF peri ods to 12:00 as shown in t he default pro gram table.

One ON/OF F period can b e achieved by s etting the secon d and third ON/OFF p eriods to th e same time.

See Changing the Program on the nex t page, if chang es are req uired to the clo ck time or pre-pr ogrammed settings.

Changing the Program

Setting MON - FRI

Press set? unt il SET and PROG? ar e shown in the

1.

display.

PROG?

Press OK to enter program.

2.

Press OK to se lect MON-FR I.

3.

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

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NOTE:

Spee d up the displa y by holding dow n the + or buttons.

Press + o r - to change the O N time.

4.

6:30

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

Press set? to s et the ON time an d select the

5.

OFF tim e.

8:30

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG

Press + o r - to change the O FF time.

6.

Press set? to set the OFF t ime and selec t the next

7.

ON time.

Repeat o peration s 4 to 7 to set the se cond and third O N/ OFF tim es.



NOTE:

Afte r pressing s et? for the thir d hot water pre-h eat OFF tim e the display s hows SET MON

OFF

Setting individual weekdays:



NOTE:

If you do n ot require ind ividual wee kday times, then pr ess set? un til SET SAT-SUN ar e displaye d and cont inue on the nex t page. If yo u do not wish to chang e the settin g for the day disp layed, then press set? until the r st day you want to change is displayed.

Press O K to select w eekday.

1.

MON TUE WED THU FRI

PROG?

Press OK to select rs t ON time.

2.



NOTE:

Spee d up the displa y by holding dow n the + or buttons.

Press + o r - to change the O N time.

3.

6:30

MON

PROG

Press set? to s et the ON time an d select the O FF

4.

time.

8:30

MON

PROG

Press + o r - to change the O FF time.

5.

Press set? to s et the OFF time a nd select th e next

6.

ON time.

Repeat o peration s 3 to 6 to set the se cond and third O N/ OFF tim es.

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NOTE:

Afte r pressing s et? for the thir d OFF time, SET an d the nex t weekday ar e displaye d after comp leting the step s above for FRI t he display sh ows SET SAT-SUN .

see ne xt page....

OFF

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PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

6:30

PROG?

SAT SUN

6:30

PROG?

SAT SUN

PROG

6:30

PROG?

SAT

HDAY?