Vemer Mithos GSM RF, User Manual

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Mithos GSM RF Chronothermostat User Manual
Insert the SIM card into the housing in the
underside of the Mithos GSM RF, with the rounded
edge facing inwards and to the right, the housing is
of push-push type (push to insert the SIM card and
press to remove it).
The status of the connection to the GSM network is
symbolized by the icon on the display:
– lit fi xed: connected to the GSM network
– lit blinking: SIM card not inserted, GSM network
coverage lack / GSM network search
2. Connecting the Mithos GSM RF to the heating system
Mithos GSM RF can control the heating / air conditioning system in two ways:
- via relay
- via radiofrequency (RF) signal to be sent to a remote actuato
Connection to the system via relay
Connect the relay output respecting the diagram on page 5.
Caution: before making connections, be sure to disconnect the power supply
Connection to the system via radiofrequency (RF)
The connection to the system via radiofrequency assumes to have a remote actuator
of Vemer range to be associated with Mithos RF GSM.
The activation of heating / air conditioning occurs via the remote actuator controlled
by the Mithos GSM RF by means of a radiofrequency signal.
• To choose how to control the system, see page 27
3. Connecting the Mithos GSM RF to other actuators
Mithos GSM RF enables allows you to control via radiofrequency up to 7 independent
actuators.
This, coupled with the fact that the Mithos GSM RF can be controlled remotely via
GSM, implies that it is possible to control remotely up to 7 independent devices.
To do this you need to confi gure the connection between Mithos GSM RF and
actuators.
• To choose how to control the system, see page 27