KAL-FIRE ECO-prestige 105-59, Руководство по установке

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33. Using the iMatch remote control
The iMatch remote control uses a radio-frequency signal (RF signal) to transfer information to the fire. The range
of the signal is around 10 metres, but may be less if obstacles such as walls or furniture are between the fire and
the remote control. An RF signal is particularly safe; however, it can sometimes result in a longer reaction time,
so the fire may not respond instantaneously. If the screen of the remote control illuminates after a button is
pressed, this indicates that the RF signal has been sent.
33.1 Inserting the batteries
A battery compartment at the back of the remote control holds two AA batteries (these are supplied with the appliance). Slide the
battery cover downwards to open the compartment. Insert the two batteries according to the diagram at the bottom of the
compartment. The display on the front of the remote control should then light up when the button is pressed.
33.2
Symbols key
1. Indicates the time, WAIT, WARM or OK.
2. Indicates the day of the week (as a number).
3. Radio-frequency (RF) signal. A flashing RF signal indicates that the distance between
the remote control and the fire is too big or that an obstacle is blocking the signal.
4. Indicates the height of the flame or the intensity of the lighting (hybrid fire).
5. Indicates that the fire is ignited; if the symbol is flashing, this indicates that a heating
change or an ignition or reignition attempt is in progress.
6. Indicates that the ECO mode is activated.
7. Indicates that the batteries need to be replaced.
8. Indicates the ambient temperature of the room or signals other notifications, such
as problems.
9. Warning symbol in case of a problem.
10. Indicates that the fire is in thermostat mode.
11.
Indicates that the fire is in manual mode (default mode)
A. + and - buttons
B. left and right buttons
C. centre button
D. on/off button
E.
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parameter configuration button
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