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© 2014 OJ Electronics A/S
WT01 Colour Touch Thermostat
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Contents
Menu Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
First-time Settings – Startup Wizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
General Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Operating Modes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Thermostat Setup – Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Heating Schedule 1/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Heating Schedule 2/2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Energy Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
User Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Energy Tari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Daylight Saving Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Engineer Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Sensor Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Sensor Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Sensor Calibration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Temperature Scale 1/3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Temperature Scale 2/3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Temperature Scale 3/3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Adaptive Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Factory Reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Startup Wizard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Factory Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Contact Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
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Menu Overview
Heating Schedule User Settings Engineer Settings
Energy Use
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Introduction
Thank you for buying our touch thermostat. We hope you will enjoy the ease of use oered by the touchscreen and intuitively designed interface. You can program the thermostat any way you want with the options provided under Heating Schedule and User Settings.
The thermostat will switch on your heating system at predetermined times each day of the week. You can set individual temperatures for up to six separate periods, called events, for each day of the week. Lowering the temperature when your home is unoccupied will reduce your energy costs without reducing comfort.
The thermostat comes with a preset heating schedule suitable for most homes. Unless you change the settings, the thermostat will operate according to this preset heating schedule.
The thermostat features an adaptive function that automatically changes heating start times to ensure that the required temperature has been reached at the beginning of any specific event. After a few days, the adaptive function will have learned how much earlier the heating must be switched on.
The resistive touchscreen only requires a soft tap with your fingertip to register the touch. In this manual, the touch areas on the screen will be referred to as buttons.
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First-time Settings – Startup Wizard
When the system has been installed and turned on for the first time, or after you have performed a factory reset, you must set Language, Date, Time and Floor Type. The thermostat will automatically guide you through the process.
1. Language – set the language to be used in the thermostat display. Tap the language you prefer. Confirm with “OK”.
2. Date – set the current date, which is used for several functions. Tap the parameter you want to change. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow”
button to set the day, month and year.
Confirm each setting with “OK”.
3. Time – set the current time, which is used to control the “Heating Schedule”. Tap the parameter you want to change. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow”
button to set the hours and minutes.
Confirm each setting with “OK”.
4. Floor Type – choose between: Tile: floors made of tile or stone. Soft Floor: wooden or other engineered floors. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
The thermostat is now ready for use and will control the underfloor heating according to the preset heating schedule. If you want to change the heating schedule, please refer to the section titled Heating Schedule. Please refer to Factory Settings for details of the pre-set heating schedule.
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The thermostat has an ON/OFF switch on the left side of the thermostat.
Otherwise, the thermostat is intuitively operated via the high-resolution colour touchscreen, which is used to navigate through the menus and to change the set­tings.
General Operation
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The thermostat allows you to control temperature automatically according to a weekly schedule of your choice. The thermostat comes with a pre-programmed schedule for easy and economic heating control of most homes, see Factory Settings: Preset Schedule.
The schedule can be changed in the Heating Schedule menu.
Programmed Heating Schedule
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Back/Cancel
“Back” is shown on the screen as a button marked with an arrow pointing to the left. In various menus and submenus, you will find the “Back” button in the lower left corner of the touchscreen.
Tap “Back” to return to the previous menu.
“Cancel” is shown on the screen as a button marked “X”.
Although “Cancel” has the same eect as “Back”, it also results in all unsaved settings being discarded.
As soon as you leave a home screen and enter one of the menus, either a “Back” button or a “Cancel” button will be shown.
To return to the home screen, tap Back/Cancel once or multiple times depending on where you are in the menu structure.
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Operating Modes
The thermostat oers four dierent modes of temperature control directly from the home screen:
• AutoOperation
• ManualOverride
• ComfortMode
• BoostMode
In addition, two other operating modes are available under User Settings:
• VacationMode
• FrostMode
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Auto Operation
The system will operate in auto operation unless you choose to override the scheduled events. During auto operation, the temperature is controlled automatically according to the programmed heating schedule – see “Heating Schedule”.
During auto operation, “Manual” and “Comfort” modes are accessible from the home screen.
The function of the buttons and symbols shown on the home screen varies according to the chosen operating mode. Auto Operation:
1. Day and time info.
2. Tap here to access the menus.
3. Symbol showing current operating mode (clock = Auto Operation).
4. Current target/setpoint temperature (if shown in red, heating is being provided).
5. Time of next scheduled event change.
6. Tap here to access manual override.
7. Tap here to access temporary comfort modes (Comfort and Boost)
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Manual Override
Manual override allows you to disable auto operation and maintain a specified tem­perature around the clock.
1. From the Auto Operation home screen - tap the “Manual” button to access manual override. You have now overridden the programmed event schedule. Manual override will continue until the thermostat is manually changed back to auto operation.
2. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to select the required temperature. Then simply leave the thermostat as it is.
While in manual override an “Auto” button is shown between the arrow buttons on the home screen. Press this button to return the thermostat to auto operation.
The function of the buttons and symbols shown on the home screen varies accord­ing to the chosen operating mode. Manual Override:
1. Indication of manual override.
2. Tap here to access the menus.
3. Symbol showing current operating mode (hand = Manual Override).
4. Current target/setpoint temperature (if shown in red, heating is being provided).
5. Tap here to decrease the target/setpoint temperature.
6. Tap here to return to auto operation.
7. Tap here to increase the target/setpoint temperature.
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Comfort Mode
You can use comfort mode on special occasions when you want to extend an event during auto operation e.g. for a party or when you want to stay up late. You can manually set a comfort temperature and the thermostat will then maintain this temperature for a chosen period of time - from 1 to 23 hours.
1. From the Auto Operation home screen - tap the “Comfort” button to access the comfort menu.
2. Choose “Comfort”.
3. Tap “√” to confirm that you wish to override the auto heating schedule.
4. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to select the required temperature. Confirm with “OK”.
5. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the required duration of com­fort mode. Confirm with “ OK”.
While in comfort mode an “Auto” button is shown on the home screen. Press this button to return the thermostat to auto operation.
The function of the buttons and symbols shown on the home screen varies according to the chosen operating mode. Comfort Mode:
1. Indication of comfort mode.
2. Tap here to access the menus.
3. Symbol showing current operating mode (party = Comfort Mode).
4. Current target/setpoint temperature (if shown in red, heating is being provided).
5. The time at which the thermostat will return to auto operation.
6. Tap here to return to auto operation.
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Boost Mode
Boost mode is accessible from the Comfort screen. In boost mode, the underfloor heating is constantly activated for one hour. After one hour, the thermostat returns to auto operation.
1. From the Auto Operation home screen - tap the “Comfort” button to access the comfort menu.
2. Choose “Boost”.
3. Confirm that you wish the thermostat to activate boost mode by tapping ”√”.
While in boost mode, an “Auto” button is shown on the screen. Press this button to return the thermostat to auto operation.
The function of the buttons and symbols shown on the home screen varies accord­ing to the chosen operating mode. Boost Mode:
1. Indication of boost mode.
2. Tap here to access the menus.
3. Symbol showing current operating mode (clock with hourglass = Boost Mode).
4. The time at which the thermostat will return to auto operation.
5. Tap here to return to auto operation.
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The main menu consists of four options which can be used to configure your ther­mostat. The main menu is accessed via the “Menu” button on the home screen.
• HeatingSchedule
• EnergyUse
• UserSettings
• EngineerSettings
Some of the menus have various parameters which can be set.
Thermostat Setup – Main Menu
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Heating Schedule 1/2
The heating schedule allows you to control temperature automatically according to a programmed schedule of your choice. The thermostat comes with a pre­programmed event schedule for easy and economic heating control, see Preset Schedule under Factory Settings. The heating schedule can easily be changed in the following way:
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “Heating Schedule”
button to access schedule options.
2. Tap the “Week Schedule” button.
3. Choose between “Work days/home days” and “All days are dierent”. “Work
days/home days” is best if you have fixed working hours.
4. If you chose “Work days/home days”, tap the “Right Arrow” button to access
information about the schedule and then select the days on which you work. Once you have selected your work days, tap the “Right Arrow” button and the thermostat will automatically designate the remaining days as home days. Tap the “√” button to accept. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to the “Heating Schedule” menu. Now proceed to step 7.
5. If you chose “All days are dierent”, each day of the week must be individually
programmed, giving you complete control of every single event.
6. Tap the “LeftArrow” button on the “Your Week Type” screen to exit.
7. Tap the “Event Schedule” button to set up the target/setpoint temperature and
start time for each event.
8. Tap the temperature if you want to change it, then tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down
Arrow” button to set the required temperature.
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9. Tap the time if you want to change it, then tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Ar-
row” button to set the time in steps of 15 minutes.
Confirm with “OK”.
10. Tap the “LeftArrow” or “Right Arrow” button to toggle through the various
events.
11. Once you have completed setting all the events, tap the “Right Arrow” button
to view a confirmation screen and return to the heating schedule screen.
12. Tap the “LeftArrow” button on the heating schedule screen to return to the
main “Menu”.
Heating Schedule 2/2
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Energy Use
The “Energy Use” button allows you read out energy usage data for your underfloor heating system. You can choose between four dierent readouts:
• Week: Agraphofusageduringeachdayofthepastweekwillbedisplayed.The
graph shows hours per day.
• Month: Agraphofusageduringeachdayofthepastmonthwillbedisplayed.
The graph shows hours per three days.
• Year: Agraphofusageduringeachmonthofthepastyearwillbedisplayed.
The graph shows hours per month.
• Anoverviewofelectricityconsumption(kWh)andheatingcostsforthetime
periods specified above. (Note: actual load, currency and price per KWh must be set in the “Energy Tari” menu under User Settings).
1. You can toggle between the readouts using the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button.
2. Tap the “Leftarrow” button to return to the main “Menu”.
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This menu allows you to set various parameters. The menu contains the following options:
• VacationMode
• FrostMode
• ChildLock
• DisplayBrightness
• ScreenSaver
• Events
• EnergyTari
• Date
• Time
• DaylightSavingTime
• Language
• Information
User Settings
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Vacation mode allows you to set the heating of your home to a minimum while you are away on vacation, thus saving energy and money. You must set the date you leave on vacation and the date you return. The thermo­stat will ensure that your floor is kept above freezing point and that your home is warm on your return. This is accomplished in just a few steps:
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Tap the “Vacation Mode” button.
3. Tap the “OFF/ON” button to ON and confirm with the “√” button.
4. Set the date on which you leave on vacation. Tap the “Right Arrow” button.
5. Set the date on which you plan to return. Tap the “ Right Arrow ” button. A con­firmation screen will then be displayed briefly before the thermostat automatically returns to the “User Settings” menu.
6. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to the main menu.
During an active vacation period a large suitcase is displayed on the screen together with the programmed leaving and return dates. You can cancel an active vacation period and return the thermostat to auto opera­tion by tapping the “X” button.
Vacation Mode
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Frost mode is used when heating is not needed but the temperature must be kept above freezing point until changed manually.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Tap the “Frost Mode” button.
3. Tap the “√” button to enter frost mode. A confirmation screen will then be dis­played briefly before the thermostat automatically returns to the “User Settings” menu.
While in frost mode a snowflake is displayed on the home screen together with the target/setpoint temperature (5.0°C). You can cancel frost mode and return the thermostat to the previous operating mode by tapping the “X” button.
Frost Mode
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The child lock prevents children and others from tampering with the thermostat and changing any of its settings.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Tap the “Child lock” button.
3. Tap the “OFF/ON” button to the setting you prefer.
4. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
5. The thermostat will automatically return to “User Settings”.
The child lock is activated together with the screen saver if the thermostat has not been operated for about 3 minutes.
Before you can operate the thermostat again, you must unlock the child lock in the following way.
(From the idle home screen) a) Tap the screen to activate it. Three circles containing dots will be displayed on the screen. b) Draw an “L” on the screen in a single stroke without lifting your finger from the
screen. Start by touching the dot in the circle in the upper left corner, then slide your finger downwards to the dot in the circle in the lower left corner and con­tinue sliding your finger to the dot in the circle in the lower right corner, forming an “L”. If done correctly, the home screen will appear.
Please note that the child lock will be reactivated when the thermostat returns to screen saver mode – unless it is deactivated in the menu: User Settings/Child Lock.
Child lock
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This option allows you to change the brightness of the display.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Display Brightness” button.
3. Select one of the five levels of brightness using the “Up Arrow” or “Down Ar- row” button.
4. Confirm your choice with “OK”.
The thermostat will automatically return to “User Settings”.
Display Brightness
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This option allows you to select the information to be shown on the idle home screen.
• Date,Time.
• Date,TimeandTemperature(measured).
• ScreenO.Thissettingminimisesenergyconsumption.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Screen Saver” button.
3. Tap the information you want to be shown in screen saver mode.
4. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
The thermostat will automatically return to “User Settings”.
Screen Saver
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This option aects the schedule used during auto operation. An event is a scheduled time of day when the thermostat automatically changes the temperature setting. You can choose between a four or six event schedule.
Choose the setting that best fits your daily rhythm.
With a four event schedule, you can set four dierent events during work days and two dierent events during home days. – Perfect if your day is as follows: You get up in the morning, you go to work, you return home and you go to sleep.
With a six event schedule, you can set six dierent events during work days and two dierent events during home days. – Perfect if your day is as follows: You get up in the morning, you go to work, you return home for lunch, you go back to work, you return home and finally you go to sleep.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen.
Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Events” button.
3. Tap the event option you prefer.
Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”. The thermostat will automatically return to “User Settings”.
Events
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This option allows you to enter the various data used to calculate energy use.
The “Energy Use” function uses this information to calculate electricity consumption and the cost of heating for a given period of time.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Tap the “Energy Tari” button.
3. Tap the parameter you want to change.
 • Currency
a) Tap the currency you prefer. b) Confirm with ”√”. The thermostat will automatically return to “Energy Tari”.
 • PriceperkWh
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Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the price you pay per kWh. b) Confirm with ”OK”. The thermostat will automatically return to “Energy Tari”.
 • Load
a) Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the kW load of your
underfloor heating system. (Ask your technician for this information.) b) Confirm with ”OK”. The thermostat will automatically return to “Energy Tari”.
4. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “User Settings”.
Energy Tari
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Date
This option allows you to change the date, which is sometimes shown on the home screen and is used for functions such as “Vacation Mode” and “Daylight Saving Time”).
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Date” button.
3. Tap the parameter you want to change.
4. Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the day, month and year.
5. Confirm each setting with “OK”.
6. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “User Settings”.
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Time
This option allows you to change the time, which is used by the clock to control heating schedule events during auto operation.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Time” button.
3. Tap the parameter you want to change.
4. Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the hours and minutes.
5. Confirm each setting with “OK”.
6. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “User Settings”.
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Daylight Saving Time
When set to ON, the “Daylight Saving Time” function will automatically adjust the thermostat clock to CET daylight saving time.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Daylight Saving Time” button.
3. Tap the “OFF/ON” button to the setting you prefer.
4. Confirm with the “√” button. The thermostat will automatically return to “User Settings”.
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Language
This option allows you to change the language used on the screen.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Language” button.
3. Tap the language you prefer:
 • English  • Deutch
4. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “User Settings”.
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Information
This option provides a read-out containing the following information:
• Applicationversion
• UnitID
• Sensortemperatures
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “User Settings” button to access the various user settings.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Information” button.
3. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “User Settings”.
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Engineer Settings
This menu contains all the parameters that must be set by the technician during thermostat installation or service. The menu contains the following options:
• SensorApplication
• SensorType
• SensorCalibration
• TemperatureScale
• AdaptiveFunction
• FactoryReset
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Sensor Application
This option allows you to choose which sensor is used to control the heating sys­tem.
• Floor(default):Withthissetting,theoorsensorcontrolstheheatingsystem.
• Room/FloorLimit(advanced):Withthissetting,theroomsensorcontrolsthe
heating system subject to maximum and minimum limits for floor temperature. The maximum temperature limit protects wooden floors from excessive heat. The minimum temperature limit prevents the floor from becoming too cold for
comfort when heating is not needed, e.g. in a bathroom. Note that this function
will increase energy consumption. (Floor Limit temperatures are set in the “Temperature Scale” menu).
• Room(alternative):Withthissetting,theroomsensorinsidethethermostatcon-
trols the temperature.
Maximum temperature depends on floor type and temperature scale.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “Engineer Settings” button.
2. Tap the “Sensor Application” button.
3. Accept the information displayed, then tap the application you want to use.
4. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
5. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “Engineer Settings”.
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This option allows you to choose the type of floor sensor used with the thermostat. You can therefore choose to use an existing sensor with the thermostat, e.g. in renovation projects.
Choose the sensor actually used from the list. The sensor supplied with the thermostat is an OJ sensor listed as: “Factory”.
• Factory(default)
• Sensor10kΩ
• Sensor12kΩ
• Custom
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “Engineer Settings” button.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Sensor Type” button.
3. Tap the type of floor sensor actually used.
4. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
5. If “Custom” is chosen – you must provide resistance values for the sensor
concerned at four given temperatures: 15°C, 20°C, 25°C and 30°C – ask the supplier of the sensor for these values.
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Use the “Right Arrow” or “LeftArrow” button to toggle through the temperatures.
7. Tap the resistance value to change it.
8. Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the resistance.
9. Confirm the value with “OK”. Then repeat steps 6-9 until all four resistance
values have been set.
10. Tap the “LeftArrow” button to return to “Engineer Settings”.
Sensor Type
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Sensor Calibration
This option allows you to calibrate the room sensor. Calibration is only possible for the room sensor and only if “Room/Floor Limit” has been chosen under “Sensor Application”. If the temperature reading diers from the actual room temperature (measured with a thermometer) you can calibrate the sensor with +/- 10°C in steps of 0.5°C in the following way:
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “Engineer Settings” button.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Sensor Calibration” button.
3. Confirm that you want to calibrate the sensor with “√” or cancel with “X”.
4. If “√” is chosen, you must then oset the thermostat to reflect the room tempera-
ture actually measured.
5. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the measured room tem-
perature.
6. Confirm the value with “OK”. A confirmation screen will be displayed briefly.
7. The thermostat will automatically return to “Engineer Settings”.
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Temperature Scale 1/3
This option allows you to set the minimum and maximum temperature to which the thermostat can be set – as well as the minimum and maximum limits for floor temperature.
Operating temperatures:
• Minimumtemperaturecanbesetbetween5°Cand15°C.
• Maximumtemperaturecanbesetbetween20°Cand40°C.
(If “Sensor Application” is set to “Floor”, a maximum temperature of 27°C can
protect wooden floors from drying out. For precise information, please ask your
flooring supplier).
Floor limit temperatures:
Floor limit temperatures allow you to set the lowest (Minimum Limit Temp.) and highest (Maximum Limit Temp.) permissible floor temperature during normal room temperature control. If floor temperature drops below the Minimum Limit Temp., the thermostat will activate the heating system to maintain the temperature above the set minimum. If floor temperature rises above the Maximum Limit Temp., the thermostat will deactivate the heating system to maintain the temperature below the set maximum. Floor Limit temperatures are only available if “Room/Floor Limit” has been selected under “Sensor Application”.
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• MinimumLimitTemp.–usethissettingtomaintainacomforttemperatureontile
floors. Can be set between 5°C and 25°C.
• MaximumLimitTemp.–usethissettingtoprotectwoodenoorsfromexcessive
temperatures. Can be set between 10°C and 40°C. NOTE: If the maximum limit for floor temperature is set too high, sensitive floor types may be permanently damaged.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Then tap the “Engineer Settings”
button.
2. Scroll down and tap the “Temp. Scale” button.
3. Confirm that you want to set minimum and maximum operating temperatures for
the thermostat by tapping “√” or cancel with “X”.
4. If “√” is chosen, you can set a Minimum Scale temperature.
5. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to change the Minimum Scale
temperature.
6. Confirm the setting with “OK”.
7. You can now set a Maximum Scale temperature.
8. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to change the Maximum Scale
temperature.
9. Confirm the setting with “OK”. – If “Room/Floor Limit” has been selected under
“Sensor Application”, proceed to step 10. Otherwise, proceed to step 16.
10. You can now set a Minimum Limit Temp.
11.
Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to change the Minimum Limit Temp.
12. Confirm the setting with “OK”.
Temperature Scale 2/3
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13. You can now set a Maximum Limit Temp.
14. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to change the Maximum Limit
Temp.
15. Confirm the setting with “OK”.
16. A confirmation screen will be displayed.
17. The thermostat will automatically return to “Engineer Settings”.
Temperature Scale 3/3
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Adaptive Function
Select “ON” if you want the room to be warmed up before the beginning of an event. After just a few days, the adaptive function will have automatically calculated how much earlier the heating must be turned on to achieve this. Select “OFF” if you just want the heating to start at the beginning of an event.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Scroll down and tap the “Engineer Settings” button.
2. Tap the “Adaptive Function” button.
3. Tap the “OFF/ON” button to the setting you prefer and confirm with the “√”
button.
4. The thermostat will automatically return to “Engineer Settings”.
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Factory Reset
This option allows you to restore the thermostat to factory settings. Note! This action cannot be undone, and all your personal settings will be lost.
1. Tap the “Menu” button on the home screen. Scroll down and tap the “Engineer Settings” button.
2. Tap the “Factory Reset” button. 3. Tap “X” if you want to maintain your settings
and return to “Engineer Settings”. Tap “Reset” if you want to restore the factory settings.
4. The thermostat will then be reset and the “Startup Wizard” will appear on the
screen.
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Startup Wizard
When the thermostat is powered up for the first time, or after a “Factory Reset” has been performed, the “Startup Wizard” will appear on the screen.
This allows you to enter the basic data required by the thermostat in order to operate.
1. Language – set the language to be used in the thermostat display. Tap the “Up
Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to scroll up and down. Tap the language you prefer. Confirm with “OK”.
2. Date – set the current date (is used for several functions). Tap the parameter you want to change. Tap the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” button to set the day, month and year. Confirm each setting with “OK”.
3. Time – set the current time (is used to control the “Heating Schedule”). Tap the parameter you want to change. Use the “Up Arrow” or “Down Arrow” to set the hours and minutes. Confirm each setting with “OK”.
4. Floor Type – choose between:
5. Tile: floors made of tile or stone.
6. Soft Floor: wooden or other engineered floors.
7. Confirm your choice with “√” or discard it with “X”.
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Factory Settings
Preset temperatures
Operating Mode Factory preset temperatures
Auto Operation See Preset Schedule*
Manual Override 23°C*
Comfort Mode 23°C*
Boost Mode Max °C ≤ Maximum Limit
Vacation Mode 5°C
Frost Mode 5°C
Event name Event start Target/setpoint temperature dependent on “Sensor Application”
Work days: Floor Room/Floor Limit
Wake up 6:00 25°C 20°C
Leave home 8:00 20°C 15°C
Daytime home* 12:00 25°C 20°C
Daytime leave* 13:00 20°C 15°C
Come home 17:00 25°C 20°C
Go to sleep 23:00 20°C 15°C
Home days: Floor Room/Floor Limit
Wake up 8:00 25°C 20°C
Go to sleep 23:00 20°C 15°C
*You can change the settings for these temperatures to suit your needs – See Operating Modes in this manual.
*Only available with 6-event schedule
Preset Schedule:
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Troubleshooting
Error messages:
If a fault or error occurs, the thermostat will display one of the following error messages:
E0: Internal failure. The thermostat is defective. Contact your technician. The thermostat must be replaced. E1: Internal sensor defective or short-circuited. Contact your technician. The thermostat must be replaced. E2: External sensor disconnected, defective or short-circuited. Contact your technician for replacement. E5: Internal overheating. Ask your technician to come and inspect the installation.
Three circles containing dots are displayed on the screen; the thermostat cannot be operated. The thermostat is in “Child Lock” mode. See the section titled “Child Lock” in this manual for instructions on how to unlock it.
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