Geca Roma Wi-Fi, Complete Manual

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FIRST POWER-UP
When you power up your
Roma Wi-Fi
programmable thermostat, it performs a check-up by turning
on all the parts of its display and turning on the load for a few seconds (Fig. 5).
Then the
Roma Wi-Fi
programmable thermostat shows the Home Screen (Fig. 6).
After about ten seconds it shows the STAND-BY screen (Fig. 7).
When powered up for the first time, Wi-Fi is off. N.B. After configuring the Wi-Fi module , every
time mains power resumes, the programmable thermostat will send your mobile device a push-
notification reporting:
"Mains power present.”
Fig.5 Fig.6 Fig.7
Roma Wi-Fi
is pre-programmed with a weekly temperature program, which can be modified at
will (Fig. 6).
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TEMPERATURE CHART ON THE PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTAT’S DISPLAY
The
Roma Wi-Fi
programmable thermostat can display a temperature chart that shows 24 col-
umns, to represent the 24 HOURS of the day.
Two temperatures can be programmed for each HOUR:
- the temperature of the
FIRST HALF HOUR (e.g. from 00:00 to 00:29)
- the temperature of the SECOND HALF HOUR (e.g. from 00:30 to 00:59)
The heights of the columns change only when setting the temperatures for the FIRST HALF
HOURS of each hour.
-Each COLUMN is made up of three temperature CURSORS (Fig. 8):
In WINTER mode “ ” :
The 3rd CURSOR includes temperatures from 20.0°C to 30.0°C.
The 2nd CURSOR includes temperatures from 16.1°C to 19.9°C.
The 1st CURSOR includes temperatures from 5.0°C to 16.0°C
In SUMMER MODE “
” :
The 3rd CURSOR includes temperatures from 29.0°C to 35.0°C.
The 2nd CURSOR includes temperatures from 27.0°C to 28.9°C.
The 1st CURSOR includes temperatures from 15.0°C to 26.9°C
Let’s assume you want to set the temperature of the "0" hour:
By setting the temperature to
18°C for the FIRST HALF HOUR , the column of HOUR 0 will change
its height with respect to the pre-set program (Fig. 9).
If you set the temperature to
25°C in the SECOND HALF HOUR , the 0 HOURS column will not
change (Fig. 10).
(Fig. 8).