RADIO COVER
F1 F2
TRANSMITTER
RECEIVER
JP1
: (A-B) e (E-F)
100 m max
Ex.1
Ex.2
TRANSMITTER
F1 F2
F1 F2
max
100 m
max
100m
RECEIVER
JP1
: (A-B) e (E-F)
BRIDGE
JP1
: (A-B) e (D-E)
THE CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
INSTALLATION OF THE CHRONOTHERMOSTAT
Easy Radio
can be installed directly on a recessed 3-module
box (semi-recessed installation), Fig. 12, or on the wall, Fig. 13.
In both cases, it is advisable to install the unit 1.5 m above floor
level, in a dry area away from draughts and sources of heat.
SEMI-RECESSED INSTALLATION
WARNING: DO NOT TIGHTEN THE
SCREWS TOO TIGHTLY BECAUSE
THIS COULD DAMAGE THE FRONT.
A B C
SCREWS PROVIDED
BASE
Fig.12
“A” SCREWS
BASE
RECESSED BOX
“B” SCREWS
BATTERY COVER
FRONT
FLAP slots
WALL INSTALLATION
After attaching the BASE to the wall (with the FLAP slots at
the bottom) using the type “C” screws and wall plugs provided,
connect the chronothermostat to the mains supply and attach
it to the BASE with the “type B” screws. Lower the BATTERY
COVER to complete installation.
“B” SCREWS
FRONT
BASE
“C” SCREWS
BATTERY COVER
FLAP slots
Fig.13
INITIALISATION
Power the
Easy Radio
and run a test cycle, turning on all
the segments of the display and activating the load for a few
seconds.
If there is a risk that initialisation could compromise correct
operation of the load, power the chronothermostat before
making the electrical connections.
OPERATION AND PROGRAMMING
An important feature of the chronothermostat is the backlit
graphical display which shows 24 columns representing the
hours of the day; the height of each column indicates the
temperature programmed for that hour.
The top-left segment (
A
in Fig. 14), below the printed text,
indicates the date of the programme.
The programmed temperature (
B
in Fig. 14) is shown in the
top right-hand corner during the programming phase, and is
identified by the blinking date and “C” symbol indicating the
temperature in
°C
.
Pressing the
°C/h
button (Fig.14) during normal operation
displays the date and ambient temperature in alternation.
Once powered,
Easy Radio
shows a standard diagram for use
and the clock starts at 00.00 on Monday (
MON
). To edit the
standard programme, select the required day by pressing the
DAY
button (Fig. 14) and change the daily graph using the four
central buttons arranged in a cross.
The
+h
and
–h
buttons (Fig. 14) move the cursor horizontally
along the TIME axis and the
+°C
and
-°C
buttons (Fig.14) edit
the temperature.
Use the four buttons, +h, -h, +°C and -°C, and the DAY
button, to edit the weekly temperature programme at any
time
.
The minimum temperature increment or decrement set with
the
+°C
and
-°C
buttons is
0.1°C
. The increment or decrement
becomes
0.2°C
, however, if you press and hold the
+°C
or
-°C
button.
After programming the first day, you can programme the others
in either of two ways:
- Press the
DAY
button (F in Fig. 14) to move to the next day
and view the saved programme (if one is not available, the
standard graph is displayed) which you can edit as described
previously.
- Use the
COPY
function to copy the day you have just
programmed for the following day.
ACTIVE LOAD
The load is active when the flame symbol “
” appears on the
display of the
Easy Radio
chronothermostat and the
RED LED
on the
RECEIVER
is illuminated.
