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Problems 

encountered  

Check to be undertaken 

The control unit screen 

does not turn on. 

Check that the switch located behind or on the side of the appliance is 

in the I position. Check that the appliance is correctly powered. 

The radiator does not 

heat up.  

If you have accessed programming, check that the programming is set 

to COMFORT. 

Check that the installation's circuit-breakers are triggered or even that 

the cut-off device (if present) has not cut-off heating. 

Check the air temperature in the room: if it is higher than the setpoint 

temperature, then it is normal for the appliance not to heat up. 

The radiator heats up 

continuously. 

Check that the appliance is not located in an air current or that the 

setpoint temperature adjustment has not been increased. 

The radiator does not 

heat up sufficiently. 

Increase the Comfort setpoint temperature.  

If the adjustment is at the maximum, perform the following checks: 

- Check whether there is another form of heating in the room; 

- Ensure that your appliance only heats up the room (door closed); 

- Check the power supply voltage for the appliance; 

- Check whether the power of your appliance is suitable for the size of 

your room (we recommend an average of 100 W/m

2

 for a ceiling 

height of 2.50 m or 40 W/m

3

). 

Traces of dirt appear on 

the wall around the 

appliance.  

The dirt is associated with poor ambient air quality. In this case, we 

recommend checking that the room is properly ventilated (ventilation, 

air inlet, etc.) and checking the cleanliness of the air and avoiding 

smoking inside. This dirt does not constitute grounds for warranty 

replacement of the appliance. 

The heating icon 

appears on the screen 

when the radiator is in 

ECO mode. 

This operation is normal. The radiator can heat up to maintain an Eco 

temperature. 

The appliance does not 

follow the internal 

programming 

instructions. 

Check that the date and time are set. 

Check that the appliance is in PROG MODE and that internal 

programming is selected. 

The radiator does not 

follow the external 

programming 

instructions. 

Ensure that the programming unit is being used correctly (refer to the 

unit's operating instructions). Check that the appliance is in PROG 

MODE and that external control is selected.  

The surface of the 

radiator is very hot. 

It is normal for the appliance to be hot when it operates, the maximum 

surface temperature is limited in accordance with the NF Electricity 

Performance standard. However, if you feel that your appliance is 

always too hot, check that the power is suitable for the surface area of 

your room (we recommend 100 W/m

2

 for a ceiling height of 2.50 m or 

40 W/m

3

) and that the appliance is not placed in an air current that 

could interfere with its adjustment. 

A "paired" appliance 

does not communicate 

with the other "paired" 

appliances. 

Check that the appliance is correctly paired (refer to the 

"CONNECTIVITIES" chapter). Delete the entire pairing procedure and 

restart the procedure. 

A maximum of 5 appliances can be paired. The maximum range is from 

100 to 300 metres in free-field conditions / for 20 m2 concrete slabs. 

The Expert Menu is not 

accessible. 

Have you entered a PIN code? You must enter your code to access 

the Expert Menu (refer to the Expert chapter). 

The appliance does not 

respond to the 

Perform the following checks to check for the correct transmission of 

the programming instructions:  

 

Summary of Contents for Oniris AH503907

Page 1: ...ns from time to time without notice SLIM LINE DESIGNER RADIATOR WITH SMART ENERGY SAVING FUNCTIONS Oniris All electrical appliances produced for the Company are guaranteed for one year against faulty material or workmanship This applies only if the appliance has been used for purposes in accordance with the instructions provided and has not been connected to an unsuitable electricity supply or sub...

Page 2: ...11 4 1 Setpoint temperature p 11 5 OPERATING MODES p 12 5 1 Auto mode not available on Low Height version p 12 5 2 Basic mode p 14 5 3 Prog mode p 14 6 DETECTION FUNCTIONS p 17 6 1 Open window Closed window p 17 6 2 Presence not available on Low Height version p 18 7 EXPERT MODE p 19 8 POWER CUT OFF p 21 9 HELP p 21 Identification of the appliance p 23 Thank you for choosing this appliance and for...

Page 3: ...ance This appliance can be used by children who are at least 8 years old and by persons with limited physical sensory or mental abilities or without any experience or knowledge of the appliance if they are properly supervised or if they have been given instructions with respect to the safe use of the appliance and if the potential risks have been understood Children must not play with the applianc...

Page 4: ...the manual Designation radiator with i2g radio card Models refer to the model reference in the manual s header Features Radio frequency 868 MHz Transceiver Class 2 radio equipment can be marketed and commissioned without any restrictions Radio range from 100 to 300 metres in free field conditions varying according to the auxiliary equipment the range can be altered depending on the installation co...

Page 5: ...e wall until it is placed on the wall bracket 1 1 1 Installation guidelines This appliance has been designed to be installed in a residential room The installation must be carried out implementing best practices and in accordance with the current standards in the country of installation NFC 15100 for France Observe the minimum distances from furniture when locating the appliance refer to the diagr...

Page 6: ...oximately 10 C per 1 000 m of elevation Installing the appliances above an altitude of 1 000 m is not recommended risk of faulty operation Installing a vertical appliance horizontally and vice versa is prohibited Using the appliance in a mobile configuration on feet or on rollers is prohibited 1 2 Mounting the wall bracket on the wall Step 1 Horizontal Model Vertical Model Plinth Model Place the w...

Page 7: ...equipped with a circuit breaker type protective device with a 30 mA differential Connection to ground is prohibited Do not connect the pilot wire black to ground If the power supply cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer their after sales department or by a similarly qualified individual for safety reasons If the control or controlled device is protected by a 30 mA differential f...

Page 8: ...y of the ambient air In this case we recommend checking that the room is properly ventilated ventilation air inlet etc This dirt does not constitute grounds for warranty replacement of the appliance 2 OPERATION 2 1 The control unit 2 2 Turning on Stopping heating To turn on the appliance press The green ring around the key lights up To turn the heating off press The green ring around the key turns...

Page 9: ...rt Menu chapter 2 5 2 Setting the date and time Set the day using and confirm using Perform the same operation to set the month year hour and minutes The date and time setting can be re accessed By default the unit automatically switches to summer winter time Automatically switching to summer winter time can be deactivated refer to the Expert Menu chapter 2 5 3 Appliance status By default on initi...

Page 10: ...located in the same room should be paired up to a maximum of 5 appliances Connect your appliances to the Cozytouch app to control them remotely from the app 3 1 Accessing CONNECTIVITIES Auto mode for the Horizontal and Vertical version and Prog Mode for the Plinth version 3 1 1 Pairing between appliances appliances that are located in the same room can be paired so that they can communicate and sh...

Page 11: ...ete pairing and the operation must be restarted to pair all the appliances 3 1 2 Connection This appliance is compatible with our Cozytouch product all the relevant information is available on our website and with units using the iO homecontrol protocol Required accessories Appliance 3 Appliance 1 Appliances 1 2 3 Appliance 2 Appliance 1 Appliance 1 or wait a few minutes to return to the initial s...

Page 12: ...hat you have paired Perform all the connection or control operations from the app follow the instructions displayed on your smartphone or on your tablet Connect your appliances Follow the instructions provided in the app If the appliances are already paired then perform this operation on one appliance only 4 ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE Before performing any action illuminate the screen by pressing a...

Page 13: ...rmal operation 5 OPERATING MODES Before performing any action illuminate the screen by pressing any key Select the operating mode best suited to your requirements 3 modes are provided in the Horizontal and Vertical Version and 2 modes are provided in the Plinth version Basic and Prog AUTO BASIC PROG Use of smart control The appliance programs itself Access to the temperature adjustment and to the ...

Page 14: ...usted for the temperature that you desire during your periods of absence from 2 C to 4 C By default it is set to 3 C Detection functions The presence detection function is always active By default the open window detection function is active and can be deactivated refer to the Detection functions chapter Displaying smart control information Self programming Allows periods of presence to be display...

Page 15: ...an initial result It will then be continuously updated 5 2 Basic Mode The appliance continuously adheres to the adjusted setpoint temperature All the smart functions are deactivated 5 3 Prog Mode This mode uses the internal or external programming The appliance adheres to the internal program defined for each day of the week or the instructions from the external programming system for your install...

Page 16: ...ity key from one appliance only If the appliances are not paired exchange the key on each appliance Changing the internal programs You can program up to 3 Comfort temperature periods for each day of the week Outside these periods the appliance lowers the temperature set to 3 5 C by default Change the periods using or and confirm using Examples of programs Two comfort temperature periods from 06 00...

Page 17: ...n By default the presence detection function is inactive and the open window function is active refer to the Detection Functions chapter Activating the presence detection function in Prog Mode allows any unforeseen presence to be detected automatically For example for Monday you programmed a temperature period from 17 00 hrs to 23 00 hrs You return at 15 00 hrs The appliance detects your presence ...

Page 18: ...to turn off your appliance while a window is open for a long period then this function overcomes this problem and avoids unnecessarily heating your appliance The appliance automatically switches to Frost Protection mode 7 C when it detects an open window and returns to the setpoint temperature when it detects its closure the detection time varies The appliance reacts to the opening and closing of ...

Page 19: ...esence detection function the appliance must be installed to enable optimum detection for example do not install the appliance behind a sofa in a frequently used area such as a corridor near a wardrobe etc Detection is not possible underneath the sensor 6 2 1 Activating Deactivating the function Function always active in AUTO MODE For example your appliance is set to 19 C in Comfort mode whether o...

Page 20: ...return to the basic factory settings with Auto mode active setpoint at 19 C reduction at 3 C detection functions active Pairing between appliances connection to the app or connection to a control point will be deleted Functions Config T Calibration It is possible depending on your installation that you will record an ambient temperature that differs from that displayed on your appliance Before per...

Page 21: ...e luminosity level of the ring on indicator to be adjusted Restrictions Max temperature Allows a maximum setpoint temperature to be recorded that must not be exceeded It is set to 28 C by default and can be changed from 19 C to 28 C Access control Allows the appliance s settings to be partially or fully locked PIN code Allows a personal access code to be recorded in the Expert Menu Once activated ...

Page 22: ...ting a signal from one appliance and receiving a signal on the other appliance If the signal is weak then there is a risk of losing communication Check the installation distance and or obstacles between the appliances Test signal reception To exit the Expert Menu Press together for 5 seconds or Wait 2 minutes 8 POWER CUT OFF Our appliances are compatible with various power cut off systems However ...

Page 23: ...nds for warranty replacement of the appliance The heating icon appears on the screen when the radiator is in ECO mode This operation is normal The radiator can heat up to maintain an Eco temperature The appliance does not follow the internal programming instructions Check that the date and time are set Check that the appliance is in PROG MODE and that internal programming is selected The radiator ...

Page 24: ...een unable to resolve your problem contact a professional with the details of the appliance readily available Record the room temperature and provide details of any programming system you use You may also need to provide the information included in the Information section of the Expert Menu IDENTIFICATION OF THE APPLIANCE Before contacting our pre sales and after sales department please note the a...

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Page 28: ...tlantic Heat PO Box 103 National Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU5 4JN Atlantic Heat is part of Ideal Boilers Limited Ideal Boilers Ltd pursues a policy of continuing improvement in the design and performance of its products The right is therefore reserved to vary specification without notice ...

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