Tylo H1 User Manual

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Contents
Installation instructions 12 Wiring diagram 12 Operating instructions for h1 13 Explanation of symbols 13 Initial set-up process 14 Start 14 Setting the desired bathing temperature 14 Setting the desired level of humidity (Combi Compact only) 15 Drying mode (Combi Compact only) 15 Setting the desired start time 15 Settings menu 16 Locking the Panel 16 Status 16 Time 16 Language 16 Display 17 Automatic key-lock 17 Vibration 17
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Service 17 Cleaning 17
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Installation instructions for h1
Steam roomSauna room
The h1 can be placed inside or outside the sauna room and outside the steam room. If the h1 is placed inside a sauna room, the top edge must not be more than 90 cm above the floor (figure 1).
Begin by fitting the rubber seal if this is necessary (figure 2).
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This seal should be fitted if the h1 is to be used in a steam room or a humid environment. Screw the mounting plate into place at a suitable location, making sure that the electric cables pass through the opening. Note that the plate must be oriented so that the hole for the retainer screw is on the underside. Screw the electrical connections into place on the terminal block as shown in the wiring diagram (figures 3, 6 and 7). To facilitate this process, the terminal block can
be removed from the circuit board. Slide the glass and circuit board of the control panel upwards into place on the mounting plate and press the bottom edge into place (figure 4). Screw the retainer screw into place (figure 5).
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Wiring diagram
1.Sauna heater/steam generator
2.Thermistor (sensor)
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4.External switch
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It is possible to connect an optional external switch to the h1 panel via terminals 19 and 20 on the circuit board (also via 21 if you wish to have an indicator signal). See Wiring diagram (figure 6). Momentary connection: switches on and off respectively each time it is pressed. Constant connection: the panel is activated for as long as the connection is maintained, up to the maximum running time that has been set. When the heater is on, the indicator lamp on the external switch lights up. If the panel has been programmed to start at a later time, the indicator lamp flashes. An external switch can not be used with Combi Compact.
1.Combi Compact RC
2.Thermistor (sensor)
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Operating instructions for h1
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Figure 8. Basic menu h1
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Figure 9. Basic menu Combi Compact h1
Explanation of symbols:
1. On/Off
2. Temperature
3. Program start time
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4. Settings menu
5. Status display (figure 10)– Indicates the status of certain functions (see 12, 13, 14, 15
and 16)
6. Up - One step up in the menu or one step up in the value entered
7. Lighting – Switches lighting on/off in the sauna/steam room
8. OK – Confirms selection
9. Down - One step down in the menu or one step down in the value entered
10. Back - One step back in the menu tree or one step back when entering values
11. Home – Returns you to the basic menu (figure 8 or 9)
12. Indicates that the sauna/steam generator is on
13. Indicates that h1 is programmed to start at some later point in time
14. Indicates that the lighting is on
15. Indicates that the panel is locked
16. Humidity (Combi Compact only) – Indicates approximate water level in tank. Symbol
filled = full tank. Symbol half-filled = half tank. Flashing symbol (unfilled) = tank empty.
17. Humidity (Combi Compact only)
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Initital set-up process
When activating h1 for the very first time, it is necessary to program a number of basic settings:
1. Set the region (Europe, USA, Other). Use the Up and Down arrows and press OK to confirm
your selection.
2. Select language. Use the Up and Down arrows and press OK to confirm your selection.
3. Select the relevant product (sauna, steam bath, Combi Compact). Use the Up and Down
arrows and press OK to confirm your selection.
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4. Set the desired running time (1–23 hours for steam room; 1–12 hours for sauna) and press
OK to confirm
5. Set the current time and press OK to confirm.
Start
To start the sauna heater/steam generator, move your hand in front of the screen. The screen will then light up. The On/Off symbol will be highlighted. Press OK. The small On/Off icon will then light up in the status display (5) to indicate that the sauna heater/steam generator has been switched on. If the On/Off button (1) is not illuminated, press the Up arrow to step to the right position. To switch off, step to (1) and press OK.
While the sauna heater/steam generator is in operation, the current temperature and time will be displayed unless any alterations are made to the settings.
When the sauna heater/steam generator is switched off, the illumination in the control panel will fade. It can be automatically reactivated by moving your hand in front of the panel.
Setting the desired bathing temperature
Press the Up or Down arrow to highlight the temperature symbol (2) and press OK. Set the desired temperature using the Up/Down arrows and then confirm this by pressing OK.
When using h1 with a Combi Compact heater, remember that when the temperature set is
higher than 70°C, priority is given to heating up the sauna room. When the temperature set is lower than 70°C, priority is given to producing steam. It is possible to alter these priorities in the
settings menu.
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Setting the desired level of humidity (Combi Compact only)
Press the Up or Down arrow to highlight the humidity symbol (16) and press OK. Set the desired level of humidity on the scale that runs from 0–10: 0 = a dry sauna, 10 = maximum humidity.
The water level in the tank is indicated by the water droplet icon in the status display. An illuminated, fully filled water droplet indicates a full tank. An illuminated, half-filled icon indicates that the tank is half full. A flashing, empty icon indicates that the tank is empty. When starting a bathing cycle, an empty tank is also indicated by a repeated audible signal. If the water runs out during the bathing cycle, this is indicated by a flashing icon and a repeated audible signal. As the tank is gradually refilled with water, the icon changes from half-filled to full and a single audible signal sounds to indicate that the tank is full once again.
Drying mode (Combi Compact only)
When the preset running time has elapsed or the heater is switched off by pressing the OFF button, the sauna heater switches automatically to drying mode (provided that the water tank has been in use and the humidity level has been set at a value from 1 to 10). The drying cycle runs for 20 minutes and then the heater switches off. The drying cycle can also be terminated manually by pressing the OFF button.
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To show that the drying mode is in operation, the ON icon is replaced by the drying mode icon.
Setting the desired start time
You can set a start time for the sauna heater or steam generator up to 24 hours in advance.
To preset a start time, use the Up and Down arrows to mark the clock symbol (3) and press OK. Select Start time, then preset the desired time by using the Up and Down arrows. Confirm each individual figure by pressing OK. A clock icon will light up in the status display to indicate that a start time has been programmed.
A time that has already been programmed can be activated by stepping to Activate under the clock symbol and confirming with OK.
To deactivate a programmed value, step to (3), use the Down arrow to step to Activate and confirm with OK.
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Settings menu
Under the Settings menu are a number of extra functions. These are designed to make troubleshooting easier and can be used to set certain parameters. It is also possible to use this menu to reset the h1 panel to the factory default setting. There are the following sub­menus:
Status- shows current temperature and time
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Time – Sets clock Language – Changes language setting Display – Sets brightness of display and delay before illumination switches off Service – Other parameter settings
Locking the panel
To prevent any unauthorised changes to programmed values, the control panel’s keypad can be locked by simultaneously pressing the Home (11) and Back (10) buttons for approximately 2 seconds. A key icon will appear in the status display. To unlock the keypad, press the Home and Back buttons once again for approximately 2 seconds.
Status
Shows time and temperature in the same way as in the basic menu (figure 8) even when the heater is switched off.
Set clock
Enter the correct time by using the arrow keys (6, 9) to adjust the figures up and down. Confirm with OK.
Language
Select the desired language by using the arrow keys. Confirm with OK.
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Display
Sleep – Enter the length of time (in seconds) the control panel remains inactive before the display switches off.
Automatic key-lock – Enter whether or not the automatic key-lock is to be
activated (current status is displayed) and the length of time before the key-lock is activated.
Vibration
Here you can choose whether or not you wish the panel to vibrate slightly when a button is pressed.
Service
Under the service menu you can, for example, change the parameters that were set during the initial installation process. The code 124 must be entered to access the service menu.
The following sub-menus are available:
Max. running time – Enter desired running time.
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Max. temp. – Enter maximum temperature limit. (Default values are 110°C for sauna
bathing and 55°C for steam baths.)
°C or °F – Display temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit. 24h or 12-hour Display time according to the 24-hour or 12-hour clock.
Priority temp/humidity (Combi Compact only)
Select the desired priority for the heater: Auto – Priority determined according to the temperature set (default setting). Temperature – Heating up sauna is prioritised. Humidity – Production of steam is prioritised.
Factory reset – All previously set parameters are cancelled and an initial start-up is required.
See “Initial set-up process” on page 14. You must enter code 421 to do this.
Test Used by Tylö engineers for functional testing and trouble-shooting. Cleaning - Clean the glass with a proprietary window/glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
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