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5.7.6 Display indications
The following indications can be selected:
1. Time
2. Temperature
3. Time & temperature (alternating)
Factory setting: Time & temperature (alternating)
5.7.7 Assigning and cancelling of learned radio temperature sensors
1. The assigning function allows to train a radio temperature sensor so that it can communicate with
the related radio temperature actuator. This requires switching the radio temperature actuator over to
operation in learning mode. Actuating the
OK
key while operating in this mode starts the transmission
of a learn identifier that continues for 10 seconds. The radio symbol on the display flashes to indicate
this transmission. For more information on the receiver’s response to the reception of this learn identifier,
please consult the operating instructions supplied with the related receiver.
After assigning a sensor on an actuator the correct assignment can be checked by activating the
assigning function again. Please note here the operating and installation instructions of the actuator.
2. The cancelling function allows to unlearn a radio temperature sensor from the corresponding radio
temperature actuator. Actuating the
OK
key while operating in this mode starts the transmission of an
unlearn identifier that continues for 10 seconds. The radio symbol on the display flashes to indicate this
transmission. To enable the cancelling of an assigned radio temperature sensor, the receiver too must
be switched over to operation in cancelling mode. For more information on how to start the cancelling
mode at the receiver, please consult the operating instructions supplied with the related device.
5.7.8 Factory settings
This function allows to reactivate the following factory settings:
– The weekday programs
– The comfort temperature set value
– The ECO temperature (difference) values (“heating/cooling”)
– Possibly entered holiday dates, including the holiday temperature set value
– Weekday program based automatic mode
– The display indications
– The duration of the backlight time
– The “learned” temperature gradient (see 5.7.4., “Learn function”)
