Watts MILUX RF, Руководство пользователя

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RADIO CONFIGURATION
1. To assign the MILUX RF thermostat with the receiver you must put the
receiver in “
RF init
” mode, please refer to the receiver leaflet. (*)
2. On the MILUX RF , select operating mode.
Then press the (Ok) key during 5 seconds, you will enter in the Radio
configuration mode
“ “
must be displayed.
The thermostat is now sending by radio signal its configuration signal.
3. Check on the receiver the good configuration (see the receiver leaflet for
more information)
4. You can now perform a radio range verification.
Place the
MILUX RF in the room where you need to regulate the
temperature and leave it in Radio configuration mode ( ).
Close the doors and come back to the Receiver.
Verify that the RF LED blinks at each radio signal received:
- If it blinks regularly 4 times per second,
the installation of the
MILUX RF and Receiver is correct.
- If it blinks irregularly or never, you are at the range limit. Try to Install
the receiver closer to the thermostat.
5. On the MILUX RF press on the (Ok) key to exit the radio configuration
mode. Now your MILUX RF can controls the Receiver.
* (In this mode it is better that the thermostat is close to the receiver)
TECHNICALS CHARACTERISTICS
Operating temperature
0°C - 50°C (o 32°F
– 122°F)
Set temperature precision 0.5°C (or 0.5°F)
Set temperature range
Comfort & Reduced : 5°C
– 35°C
( 41 - 95°F)
Anti-freeze : 0,5°C
– 10°C
(33
– 50°F)
Regulation characteristics
Cycle (PWM): 15 minutes for 2°C
With Anti-short cycle of 3 minutes in OFF
and 2 minutes in ON.
Electrical Protection Class II - IP30
Batteries &
Operating life
3x LR6 AA 1.5V alkaline batteries
(> 2 years)
IMPORTANT: You have 1 minute to
change the batteries. Past this time, you
may have to reprogram your thermostat if
all segments lit up at power up.
Radio Frequency
(see the frequency version
on the thermostat)
433.92 MHz, <10mW.
868.3 MHz, <10mW
CE Directives
Your product has been
designed in conformity with
the European Directives.
R&TTE 1999/5/CE
EMC 2004/108/CE
RoHS 2011/65/EU