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A) Make sure that
you have previously
disabled the SIM card
PIN code. Insert SIM
card as shown into
NIBE AG-BU10.
B) Plug the adapter
into the socket under
the NIBE AG-BU10.
Buttons
Use a straightened paper clip or something similar to push the recessed buttons.
RESET button
Short push turns the controller off when working on battery, when plugged in the
controller will make a soft reset.
NIBE AG-BU10 has a battery that keeps it operational even if it’s disconnected
from a wall outlet. To fully turn off the controller, push the RESET button. The 3
LED lights will blink for about a second and the controller switches off.
Use this button also to clear the most recent settings (the Owner and User numbers
will remain unchanged), controller has to be plugged in.
TEST button
Short push turns the heat pump ON/OFF. Use the TEST button to confirm that the
IR beam from the controller reaches the heat pump.
Power
When the power is out (power = 0 V) the controller continues to work on the
battery and turns off after the battery’s voltage drops below 3.5 V. A fresh
battery lasts for approximately 36 hours (note that over time the battery’s
capacity decreases). After the controller is turned off the run time will be
saved. To save battery life when the power is out the controller can be turned
off with a short push on the RESET button.
Sim Card
NB! Make sure you disable the PIN code of the SIM card you use in NIBE AG-BU10.
Use your mobile phone to disable the PIN according to the mobile phone manual.
NB! Make sure the SIM card you use in NIBE AG-BU10 can access 2G network.
NIBE AG-BU10 is not compatible with SIM cards that use only 3G network.
NIBE AG-BU10 not responding:
1) Check your GSM network signal strength, it may be too weak in your selected
location.
2) Prepaid SIM-cards can run out of money or expire within 6 - 12 moths if not
recharged.