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4.3. Sensors
The ventilation unit can be controlled by the following available
sensors:
●
RFT-CO2 sensor including operation; 230V
●
RFT-RV sensor with control - battery operated
To log on or off a remote sensor unit, see Logging on and Off of
Radio Controls and Sensors on page 24.
4.4. Logging on and off of wireless
controls and sensors
4.4.1. Sign in wireless controls
Preferably announce a wireless control switch in the vicinity of the
ventilation unit.
a) Disconnect the power supply to the ventilation unit by removing
the plug from the wall socket.
b) Wait at least 15 seconds.
c) Power the ventilation unit by plugging the plug back into the
wall socket.
d) Within two minutes after the ventilation unit has been
energised, press two diagonally placed buttons on the control
switch simultaneously.
The control switch is registered and the ventilation unit briefly
varies in speed to confirm the registration. The ventilation unit is
now ready to be operated using the wireless control switch.
4.4.2. Log off wireless controls
Preferably sign off a wireless control switch in the vicinity of
the ventilation unit.
a) Disconnect the power supply to the ventilation unit by removing
the plug from the wall socket.
b) Wait at least 15 seconds.
c) Power the ventilation unit by plugging the plug back into the
wall socket.
d) Press the four buttons of the control switch simultaneously
within two minutes after the ventilation unit has been
energised.
The ventilation unit no longer reacts to the wireless control
switch(s) and sensors. Logging off one control switch automatically
logs off
all
wireless accessories.
4.4.3. Sign up wireless sensors
Connect the remote sensor to the ventilation unit in the following way:
a) Disconnect the power supply to the ventilation unit by removing
the plug from the wall socket.
b) Wait at least 15 seconds.
c) Power the ventilation unit by plugging the plug back into the
wall socket.
d) Make sure that a notification message is sent from the
sensor within two minutes after the ventilation unit has been
powered up. Please refer to the documentation supplied with
the sensor concerned.
The sensor is logged on and the ventilation unit briefly varies in
speed to confirm the logging on. The ventilation unit is now ready to
respond to signals from the wireless sensor.
4.4.4. Log off wireless sensors
The wireless sensors can only be logged off at the same time as
a wireless controller. Please refer to the procedure for
deregistering radio controls on page 24.
4.4.5. Subscribe and unsubscribe Spider Base
For information on how to register and unsubscribe the Spider
Base climate thermostat, please refer to the documentation
supplied with this product.
Note
After logging off, all wireless controls and/or sensors
must be logged on again.
Note
After logging off, all wireless controls and/or sensors
must be logged on again.
