Operation Manual

TM3095-RF
1. Intended use
The remote control is a user-friendly device for changing
the temperature in a room. If the remote control has been
taught-in to a wall thermostat or a radio electronic thermo-
stat controller for radiators (see 5), these system compo-
nents can receive commands from the remote control and
implement them.
An integrated temperature sensor also detects the current
ambient temperature, which can be seen on the remote
control’s display.
The remote control can be used to perform two types of
operation:
Implementing a relative temperature change (-/+)•
Switching to the set-back ( •
) o r c o m f o r t t e m p e r a t u r e (
)
The device may only be operated indoors and must be
protected from the effects of damp and dust, as well as
solar or heat radiation.
Using the remote control for any purpose other than that
described in this operating manual does not fall within
the scope of intended use and shall invalidate any
warranty or liability. This also applies to any conversion
or modification work.
This device is intended for private use only.
2. Buttons and display
3. Inserting (replacing) batteries
The remote control runs on two LR44 batteries.
Remove the battery compartment •
cover.
Insert two new LR44 batteries in the •
battery compartment (making sure
that you insert them the right way
round).
Replace the battery compartment •
cover and latch it into position.
If the remote control is used twice a
day, new batteries will have a service
life of approximately four years.
A battery symbol (
) on the display
indicates that the batteries need to be
replaced.
Never recharge standard batteries. Doing so will
present a risk of explosion.
Do not throw batteries into a fire.
Do not short-circuit batteries.
Used batteries should not be disposed
of with regular domestic waste. Instead,
take them to your local battery dispos-
al point.
4. Operation
The remote control features an
integrated temperature sensor.
Pressing a button briefly will
cause the current actual temper-
ature to appear on the display.
Please note that the detected temperature may be
affected by body heat. If you hold the remote control
in your hand for a long period or carry it around in a
trouser pocket, the temperature measured by the sensor
may be very different to the room’s actual ambient tem-
perature.
As well as displaying the actual temperature, the remote
control can also be used to perform two types of op-
eration:
Implementing a relative temperature change:
Here, the room’s current set temperature is increased (e.g.
+2.5°C) or decreased (e.g. -1.0°C) by the value set on the
remote control.
The -/+ buttons are used to in-•
crease or decrease the temper-
ature in 0.5°C increments.
Once the buttons have been •
pressed as many times as required, there is a short de-
lay before the temperature change is transmitted and the
transmission symbol appears on the display.
The display switches off after 10 seconds of inactivity.•
If the display is still active, changing the temperature
again will cause only the new temperature difference
to be transmitted. If the display has already switched
off after 10 seconds of inactivity, the temperature change
starts again from 0°C.
Example:
A set temperature of 18°C has been set at the wall ther-•
mostat.
A temperature change of “+0.5°C” is set on the remote •
control and transmitted.
The set temperature at the wall thermostat changes •
to 18.5°C.
The “+” button is pressed twice more within 10 sec-•
onds.
The remote control’s display changes to “+1.5°C”.•
Just the difference of “+1°C” is transmitted to the wall •
thermostat and the temperature increases to 19.5°C.
If the remote control’s display has become inactive after •
10 seconds and a temperature of “+2.0°C” is then set,
the set temperature at the wall thermostat increases by
2.0°C to 21.5°C.
Comfort temperature/Set-back temperature
The
buttons are used to activate the comfort/set-back
temperatures stored in the wall thermostat or the radio
electronic thermostat.
Pressing the •
or
button ac-
tivates the corresponding set-
back or comfort temperature.
Once the button has been •
pressed, there is a short delay before the information
is transmitted and the transmission symbol appears
on the display.
The display switches off after 10 seconds of inactivity.•
After a short delay, five seconds of transmission
starts, during which time the transmission symbol is
visible on the display. If a new operation is performed
during these five seconds, the change will not be trans-
mitted until the five seconds have elapsed.
5. Teaching-in to radio components
In order to enable communication between radio com-
ponents, the devices have to be taught-in to one another.
The remote control can be taught-in to system compo-
nents such as a radio electronic thermostat for radiators
or a wall thermostat.
First of all, the receiver (a wall thermostat, for example) •
must be set to teach-in mode. For more information on
this, refer to the operating manual for the relevant device.
Next, the remote control has to transmit a signal in •
order to be taught-in. To do this, press one of the
buttons two or three times.
Please note that the batteries must have already been •
inserted.
During transmission, the transmission symbol appears •
on the display.
A remote control can be taught-in to as many actuators or
wall thermostats as you wish.
6. Information about radio operation
Radio transmission is performed on a non-exclusive
transmission path, which means that there is a possibil-
ity of interference occurring. Interference can be caused
by, amongst other things, switching operations, electrical
motors or defective electrical devices.
The range of transmission within buildings can differ great-
ly from that available in the open air. Besides the transmit-
ting power and the reception characteristics of the receiv-
er, environmental factors such as humidity in the vicinity
have an important role to play, as do on-site structural/
screening conditions.
TechnoTrade Import-Export GmbH hereby declares that
this device conforms with the essential requirements and
other relevant regulations of Directive 1999/5/EC. The full
declaration of conformity is provided at
www.technoline-berlin.de/Konformitaetserklaerung.
7. Safety instructions
This device is not a toy; do not allow children to play with
it. Do not leave packaging material lying around, as it can
be dangerous in the hands of a child.
Do not open the device: it does not contain any compo-
nents that need to be serviced by the user. In the event
of an error, please return the device to our service de-
partment.
8. Disposal instructions
Do not dispose of the device with regular
domestic waste.
Electronic equipment must be disposed of
at local collection points for waste electronic
equipment in compliance with the Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive.
The CE Marking is simply an official symbol relat-
ing to the free movement of a product; it does not
warrant a product’s characteristics.
9. Technical characteristics
Supply voltage: 3 V
Batteries: 2x LR44
Battery life: 4 years approx.
(at two operations per day)
Transmission frequency: 868.3 MHz
Range of transmission
in the open air: 30 m
Housing dimensions: 41 x 74 x 15 mm (W x H x D)
We reserve the right to make any technical changes
that constitute an improvement to the device.
Please read this manual carefully in order to help you put
the device into operation. Keep the manual handy so you
can refer to it at a later date.
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2
6
3
7
4
8
A Set temperature, actual temperature
B Set-back temperature (
), comfort temperature (
)
C
button: activates the set-back temperature
D Minus button (-): reduces the set temperature
E “Battery empty” symbol (
)
F Temperature display: relative temperature change
(set) or current temperature (actual)
G Transmission symbol/radio transmission (
)
H
button: activates the comfort temperature
I Plus button (+): increases the set temperature
A E
H
I
G
F
C
D
B
Issue 1 English 08/2009
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