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Wireless room thermostat DK LOGIC 200

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Table of Contents

1. Description of a thermostat...................................................................

2. Notes on installation...............................................................................

3. Description of the transmitter components - display..........................

4. Description of the transmitter components - buttons.........................

5. Thermostat installation - transmitter.....................................................

6. Description of the receiver components..............................................

7. Installation and connection of the receiver to electrical system.......

8. Receiver encoding..................................................................................

9. Interferences - communication error....................................................

10. Description of LEDs singalling system..............................................

11. Options of the thermostat - transmitter..............................................

12. First start...............................................................................................

13. PROG mode - programming for automatic operation......................

   13.1 Program Pr. 1 and Pr. 2.....................................................................

   13.2 Program Pr.3 - user settings..............................................................

   13.3 Example - programming the automatic operation mode....................

14. Momentary temp. change in automatic mode....................................

15. MANU mode - manual operation mode...............................................

16. TEST function........................................................................................

17. Protection against freezing function...................................................

18. CLO mode - setting the current hour and day....................................

19. PAr1 mode - a parameter visible on a main screen...........................

20. PAr2 mode - program version and RESET..........................................

21. Setting a default day and night temperature......................................

22. OFF function.........................................................................................

23. Battery replacement.............................................................................

24. Faults.....................................................................................................

25. Technical data - transmitter.................................................................

26. Technical data - receiver......................................................................

27. Table of programs.................................................................................

28. Rules of conduct with waste electrical and electronic equipment..

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Summary of Contents for DK LOGIC 200

Page 1: ...WIRELESS ROOM THERMOSTAT DK LOGIC 200 Manual INS 012 005 130X184 5 ...

Page 2: ...amming for automatic operation 13 1 Program Pr 1 and Pr 2 13 2 Program Pr 3 user settings 13 3 Example programming the automatic operation mode 14 Momentary temp change in automatic mode 15 MANU mode manual operation mode 16 TEST function 17 Protection against freezing function 18 CLO mode setting the current hour and day 19 PAr1 mode a parameter visible on a main screen 20 PAr2 mode program versi...

Page 3: ...sibility of short term changes in heating temperature q easy installation q frost protection q heater adjustable every 0 5 C q multifunction display q memorizing all the settings even in the long term absence of batteries q The device must be installed by an authorized person q It is required that the boiler had its own safeguards against excessive temperature rise of the boiler caused e g boiler ...

Page 4: ...ces 3 Description of the transmitter components display Fig 1 Display components 1 Flashing point indicating the current time 2 Indication of the option currently in use AUTO MANU PROG 3 Indication of protection against freezing 4 Display of temperature or time 5 Indication of boiler operation 6 Indication of the lowered temperature night mode 7 Indication of the comfort temperature day mode 8 Gra...

Page 5: ...Setting the temperature comfort lowered operation in a manual mode operation in an anti freezing mode 3 Confirmation additionally in AUTO mode when the button is pressed the pre set temperature time and a day of the week are displayed 4 Change of functions or pre set values 1 2 3 4 1 Detach the front and back parts of the thermostat 2 Install the back part directly on a wall 3 Put two 2 x 1 5 V al...

Page 6: ... receiver components 1 N L RE1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 POWER SUPPLY INTERFERENCES RE1 1 Green diode POWER SUPPLY 2 Blue diode COMMUNICATION 3 Red diode INTERFERENCES 4 Orange diode RE1 boiler relay 5 Installation slots 6 FUNCTIONS button 7 RE1 clamps to install the boiler wires 8 NL power supply clamps 230 V 50 Hz ...

Page 7: ...ate clamps in the receiver Fig 4 a blue wire must be connected to the N clamp neutral a brown wire must be connected to the Lclamp phase 6 Close the front part of the receiver housing 7 Turn the power on a green diode POWER SUPPLY should lit on the receiver informing on the correct connection Note As the radio interferences are possible it is recommended to install the receiver at least 0 5m from ...

Page 8: ...on follow the steps described in the encoding process see point 8 Receiver encoding 1 Press and hold for 5 sec the FUNCTIONS button the memory will reset a blue and red diodes will lit at the same time Once the memory is cleared a red diode INTERFERENCES will flash 2 Press and hold for 1 5 sec the FUNCTIONS button the receiver will go to a standby mode waiting for a code to be introduced a blue an...

Page 9: ...ange programming mode for a day and night temperature PROG PAr1 A setting mode of the permanently visible parameter hour and temperature GREEN diode is on receiver well connected to the grid BLUE diode blinks sending or receiving the signal RED diode blinks no encoding memory is empty RED diode is on interferences ORANGE diode is on RE1 relay is shorted BLUE and RED diodes blink alternately waitin...

Page 10: ...uttons to set the actual day of the week Confirm by pressing The controller will show the main screen taking into account the introduced settings The controller is in the P1 program see point 13 PROG mode programming the automatic operation mode using the default settings of the comfort temperature day at the level of 21 C and the lowered temperature night at the level of 18 C The way of changing ...

Page 11: ...gram to Monday the first day of the week PROG PROG d 1 Monday 1 U1 1 U2 1 U3 1 U4 1 U5 1 U6 d 2 Tuesday 2 U1 2 U2 2 U3 2 U4 2 U5 2 U6 d 3 Wednesday 3 U1 3 U2 3 U3 3 U4 3 U5 3 U6 d 4 Thursday 4 U1 4 U2 4 U3 4 U4 4 U5 4 U6 d 5 Friday 5 U1 5 U2 5 U3 5 U4 5 U5 5 U6 d 6 Saturday 6 U1 6 U2 6 U3 6 U4 6 U5 6 U6 d 7 Sunday 7 U1 7 U2 7 U3 7 U4 7 U5 7 U6 dP P Mon Fri PP U1 PP U2 PP U3 PP U4 PP U5 PP U6 dS n ...

Page 12: ...start at a given hour a corresponding symbol Sun or Moon will be displayed on a right side of the screen t PROG PROG PROG PROG PROG PROG 4 Confirm the settings by pressing Asymbol of another temperature range in a given day will be displayed on a screen e g 1 U2 and then the hour when it should start the setting is carried out as described above 5 All the remaining temperature ranges are being set...

Page 13: ...ch the start of the first day or night temperature range in this period must be displayed t 3 Use the buttons to select the Pr 3 and confirm by pressing A d 1 symbol will be displayed t PROG PROG t PROG PROG PROG PROG PROG 5 Use the buttons to set the hour to 6 00 and the buttom to set the symbol and confirm by pressing A symbol of the next range Pn U2 will appear on the screen and next the hour a...

Page 14: ... the screen and next the hour at which it should start t PROG PROG PROG PROG 8 Use the buttons to set the hour to 21 00 and the button to set the symbol and confirm by pressing A symbol of the next range Pn U5 will appear on the screen and next the hour at which it should start t PROG PROG 9 Confirm by pressing w o introducing any changes A symbol of the next range Pn U6 will appear on the screen ...

Page 15: ... without interfering with the set program 2 Use the button to set the required temperature a thermostat will keep it until the next manual change or switching the controller to the automatic mode 1 Press the button for a few Times till the MANU symbol and temperature appears MANU MANU 3 After a while the controller will automatically switch to perform manual settings and the screen will show the c...

Page 16: ... setting the current hour and day 1 Press the button for a few times till CLO symbol appears on the screen Confirm by pressing t 2 An indication of hour is blinking on a screen this can be set by using the buttons and confirmed by pressing Next following the same steps the minutes can be set and confirmed by pressing t t 3 An indication of a day of the week is blinking on a screen this can be set ...

Page 17: ... and by confirming with after a while the controller will switch to the main screen view 1 Press the button for a few times till the PAr2 symbol appears Confirm by pressing t 2 A number of the installed program e g 10 04 will appear on the screen Pressing the button will cause the controller to switch to the main screen view 20 1 RESET If necessary it is possible to reset all the settings returnin...

Page 18: ... request and use to confirm the controller will show the main screen taking into account the introduced settings t 22 OFF function OFF function allows turning the thermostat off Press the button for a few times till OFF appears on the screen and confirm by pressing the current measured temperature or time will appear on the screen depending on setting the PAr1 see point 19 PAr1 parameter visible o...

Page 19: ...ttention to batteries polarity 2 Check the terminals connecting the batteries with the thermostat plate Tighten the screws connecting the metal contacts of the thermostat see Fig 5 3 Check the position of the thermistor Make it straight if bent see Fig 6 4 Test the relay see point 16 TEST function 5 Eliminate the interference of radio waves which can cause loss of com munication between the transm...

Page 20: ...teresis 0 5 C Min programmable time 10 min Heating range from 5 C to 39 C Temperature setting accuracy 0 5 C Temperature measurement error 0 5 C Output max 5 A 250 V Rated voltage 230 V 50 Hz Communication type bilateral Frequency 433 92 MHz Max range 35 m depending on the environment Transmitter output max 5 A 250 V Protection class IP 20 Ambient temperature from 0 C to 40 C ...

Page 21: ...Wireless room thermostat DK LOGIC 200 21 27 Table of programs 2 day 1 day 3 day 4 day 5 day 6 day 7 day start temp 1 pr 2 pr 3 pr 4 pr 6 pr 5 pr start temp start temp start temp start temp start temp ...

Page 22: ...Wireless room thermostat DK LOGIC 200 22 27 Table of programs 2 day 1 day 3 day 4 day 5 day 6 day 7 day start temp 1 pr 2 pr 3 pr 4 pr 6 pr 5 pr start temp start temp start temp start temp start temp ...

Page 23: ... It should be handed over to the applicable collection point for waste electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring proper storage you help to prevent negative consequences threatening the environment and human health Recycling helps to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about recycling of this product information about the established system of receiving and collecting th...

Page 24: ...ul Przyjaźni 141 53 030 Wrocław tel 71 333 73 88 tel 71 333 74 36 fax 71 333 73 31 e mail biuro dksystem pl www dksystem pl ...

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