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POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY

Two standard 1.5 AAA Alkaline batteries supply power to the
thermostat. They guarantee a period of operation of at least 2 years
(in the 

STAND-BY

 mode).

Batteries can be inserted easily in the compartment under the LID by
observing the polarity shown on the plastic part .(Fig.10).

SWITCHING ON / RESET

SWITCHING ON / RESET

SWITCHING ON / RESET

SWITCHING ON / RESET

SWITCHING ON / RESET

After inserting the batteries and starting the 

RESET

 the thermostat carries

out a control cycle by switching on all segments of the display and
activating the load within a few seconds (Fig. 11A).
The 

PROGRAMMING

 interface (Fig. 11B) is shown and, after a few

seconds, the thermostat goes over to the 

STAND-BY ON

(Fig.11C) phase.

Fig.11 A                           Fig.11 B                          Fig.11 C

ON/OFF FUNCTION

ON/OFF FUNCTION

ON/OFF FUNCTION

ON/OFF FUNCTION

ON/OFF FUNCTION

It is possible to go from the 

STAND-BY ON

 phase (Fig. 14A) over to the

PROGRAMMING

 interface (Fig.14B) simply by touching the display.

Press the switching on key on the top right-hand side (

ON/OFF

 shown in

Fig. 21) for about 2 seconds to switch the device off.
The device will go over to the switching off phase (Fig. 14C), disable the
system activation and go over to the 

STAND-BY OFF

 phase (Fig. 14D).

Before switching the thermostat on it is necessary to enable the switching
on key (

ON/OFF

 shown in Fig. 21) by touching the display (Fig. 14D).

Keep the key pressed for about 2 seconds to switch (Fig. 14 E) the
thermostat on (Fig. 14 F).
The thermostat will be set on the 

PROGRAMMING

 phase (Fig. 14B).

Fig.10

The function of 

RESET

 of the thermostat is activated pressing

contemporarily         and            or           and       .
For the 

RESET

 it is first necessary to activate the key 

SUMMER/WINTER

holding pressed the zone corresponding touch until appear
       or        .

The function 

DAY & NIGHT

 (Fig. 13B) allows to change with facility

the 

DAY

  “       ” temperature with 

NIGHT 

 

 

” temperature.

The degrees set are kept in memory up to following changes.
To increase or to decrease the degrees both in 

DAY

 and in 

NIGHT

 form

press keys            or           .

DAY MODE

 (        ) It is used during the day.

NIGHT MODE

 ( 

 ) it is used at night.

      Fig. 13A

                Fig. 13B

To change the operating mode, press the enabled key

 DAY 

or

 NIGHT

.

During the 

STAND-BY ON

 phase the display will show the symbol of the

set mode with its memorized temperature.

DAY & NIGHT MODE

DAY & NIGHT MODE

DAY & NIGHT MODE

DAY & NIGHT MODE

DAY & NIGHT MODE

SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMING

SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMING

SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMING

SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMING

SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMING

It is possible to go from the 

STAND-BY ON

 phase (Fig. 13A) over to the

PROGRAMMING

 interface (Fig.13B) simply by touching the display.

Press the display on 

TEMPERATURE DETECTED

 (Fig.13C) for 2

seconds, to enable editing of the program 

SUMMER/WINTER

.

Press the button that appears on the display high up and on the left
(

SUMMER/WINTER PROGRAMME

 in Fig. 21) to modify the programme

(Fig.13C).

Fig.13A

     Fig.13B                            Fig.13C

Fig.14A

      Fig.14B

                              Fig.14C

   Fig.14D                                                Fig.14E                          Fig.14F

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL

The TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL is the intervention interval of the
thermostat based on the SET  TEMPERATURE to be reached (Fig. 21).
It can be greater or less according to the variability index of the room
temperature (size of the room and influence of the external environment).

Fig.15A                                          Fig.15B

Fig.15C                                          Fig.15D

PASSWORD SET-UP

PASSWORD SET-UP

PASSWORD SET-UP

PASSWORD SET-UP

PASSWORD SET-UP

Press and hold for about two seconds the buttons “            ”  and “            ”
until on the display, appears to set the password (Fig.15A).
The numbers “

000 

” represent the digits of the password.

To change the password using the “          ” and “          ” .
To move to the next digit, press and hold the digit itself.
Confirm the password by pressing and holding the “

PAS 

” (Fig.15B).

The display shows “

blc

” (Fig.15C) the thermostat is blocked you can’t

change any parameters before they have been unlocked.

You can leave in any time of the setting of the password menu, simply
touching the   button “        ”, or by waiting 12 seconds without touching the
display of the thermostat.

To unlock the thermostat hold the “

blc

” on the display and enter the

password.
Confirm the password by pressing and holding the “

PAS 

”.

If the password is correct, the thermostat will automatically interface

PROGRAMMING

 otherwise appear on the display “

Err 

” indicating that

the password is wrong (Fig.15D). Then repeat the operation.

WARNING:

 Once locked the thermostat, it keeps in memory lock status

and the password you set even if the power is off.
If you forget the password, contact the factory.

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Summary of Contents for T-Touch 503

Page 1: ...r effettuato il collegamento elettrico fissare il termostatoT Touch 503 direttamente sulla scatola da incasso 3 moduli utilizzando le viti tipo A in dotazione Fig 3 1 Fissare la BASE alla scatola 503...

Page 2: ...ATE INVERNO PROGRAMMAZIONE ESTATE INVERNO PROGRAMMAZIONE ESTATE INVERNO E possibile passare dalla fase diSTAND BY ON Fig 13A all interfaccia diPROGRAMMAZIONE Fig 13B semplicemente toccando il display...

Page 3: ...impianto di riscaldamento viene spento quando nell ambiente viene ri levata al temperatura TEMPERATURAIMPOSTATA SEMI_DIFFERENZIALETERMICO Viceversa nel programma ESTATE l impianto di raffrescamento e...

Page 4: ...15 C a 35 C in modalit GIORNO da 10 C a 30 C in modalit NOTTE Programma INVERNO da 5 C a 30 C in modalit GIORNO da 2 C a 25 C in modalit NOTTE Controllo automatico della scarica delle batterie con 2 s...

Page 5: ...pplied Fig 3 1 Fix the BASE to the box 503 using the C screws Fig 4 2 Fix the FRONT piece to the BASE using the A screws Fig 5 3 Mount the lid on the FRONT PIECE by inserting the 4 hooks in the slots...

Page 6: ...theSTAND BY ON phase the display will show the symbol of the set mode with its memorized temperature DAY NIGHT MODE DAY NIGHT MODE DAY NIGHT MODE DAY NIGHT MODE DAY NIGHT MODE SUMMER WINTER PROGRAMMI...

Page 7: ...and 0 8 C for the SUMMER program This means for example the following Program WINTER SET TEMPERATURE 20 0 C TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL 0 4 C DETECTED TEMPERATURE 20 0 0 2 C 19 8 C HEATING SYSTEM ON DETE...

Page 8: ...matic control of the battery discharge with two intervention thresholds Adjustment field from 5 C to 30 C in the WINTER programme from 15 C to 35 C in the SUMMER programme Adjustment steps 0 2 C in th...

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