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Brand : FLASH

Model : THERMO DIGI 2 HF

Category : Thermomètre numérique

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USER MANUAL THERMO DIGI 2 HF FLASH

Kit |THERMOFLASH DIGI 2 HF Kit Thermoflash Digi 2 RF. Wireless clock thermostat Weekly cycle

And IP43 wall mounting receiver.

Easy to install, easy to program, the RF Digi 2 will allow you to control your heaïing system in accordance with your way of life.

The RF Digi 2 has been designed to offer you comfort and energy savings. It will be easily installed in your home and will control the ambient temperature according to the pro- gram. It will control through radio waves the RF receiver which may be fited close to the

boiler or the heating system.

The RF Digi 2 will control the ambient temperature according to 3 temperature levels. - "comfort" temperature: this is the temperature for your hours of presence. -'reduced" temperature : this is the temperature for your brief absences or during the

-"frost protection" temperature : this is the minimum temperature for long absences. It pro-

tects your dwelling from the risk of frost.

Mere and how you should install e RF Digi 2

To control accurately the ambient temperature, the Digi 2 must be installed 1,5 m. above the floor, on an intemal wall shaded from direct sunlight and from all thermal influences such as : television, lamps, heater,

The RF Digi 2 is delivered with a base. With fhis acces- sony. you Can simply put i on a furniture (fable, etc...) H is important to check that no extemal influence wil perturb it (heater, window...)

You can also install it on an intemal wall. Therefore, take out its wall mounting base.

The1P43 wall mounting receiver

The IP43 wall mounting receiver can be easily installed close to the boiler.

The RF Digi 2 will control the ambient temperature in the dwelling and will transmit ON and OFF signals to the receiver. The output of the receiver will then switch ON and OFF the boiler.

Mronsmitter and receiver coding

Important : the transmitter and receiver assembly is factory © coded andis therefore imme-

diately operational. There is no need to recode.

CONTENTS Inserting or re-inserting the batteries

Setting to current time and day

Temporary temperature modification Prolonged absence mode (holidays)

Your installation maintenance signal

Fünetions and program of the RF Digi 2

D Inserting or re-inserting the batteries

Th clock hemostat is equipped with a waming light to indi- cate wen he baïteries need replacing. Às soon as this indi- cator lights up at the bottom right-hand side of the display panel replace the batteries (use hwo 1.5V UR6 alkaline batte- ts - fe is approximately 12 months):

The device remains programmed for 60 seconck while batte- tes are being replaced

Before beginning the program- ming of the device, please slide

{© cover down and press RESET with the Hip of a pen.

La Settng current time and day

- You are puing the device into opera- tion forte fist ime.

- You have just pressed the RESET button ee above)

-"12:00" appears and the pointer À

flashes under day 1. 2

Set the current day by pressing several times on the -7 bution. À pointer appears under the corresponding day {I=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, etc.)

El Vaïdate witn ne Ok button

EE] ir you wish to change the time or ne day press tne MODE button until ne pointer appears under ne clock sign and continue as above for points] I and [sl

“Reduced” Pointer Ambient Waminglight Heatin temperature indicating day temperature foindicale …/-Sat-up indicator ofihe week battery wear « pes ‘Comfort temperature Mode Auto Man © 1 8 4 5 T CI selection += buftons for. s * Prolonged adjusting sehings | L + o 4 LA Time 2 © |* move absence ras (6 LE days Ua PE (holidays) apapapapap AAA RARE Viewing of RARE PERS SE TT IT OETE PE EE) como end Indicalor for 7 Seconomical" temperature level periods" sner D (D or"reduced" t Days of the PltoP4 Comfort Reduced Validation Hour RESET week selection programme temperature temperature counter (=Monday, 2-Tuesday.… selection setting seting seing 7=Sunday) i Selection of an existing PI, P2 or P3 programme for a day ofthe D Temperature seing | Ÿ | ÿ ) week (n programming mode all modifications are automati- Comfort and reduced temperatures are pre-set coly valcialech. Comfor= 20€ Reduced = 16°C. Example - P2 for Wedhesda, fr es, ( pas Ur à mé a HE Press he PROG PI-4 button to go into programming mode. Modification of comfort temperature ? 4 C? ! The N° offhe programme assigned to the day fiashes onthe [ press he comfort button right-hand side of the display panel Modif the temperature with the +/- buttons Press the DAYS 1-7 button until the pointer À appears aidate with OK under the day you wish to programme (Wednesday in our pen example) Modification of reduced temperature P 4° 1

[ Pressine reduced button Modify he temperature win he 4/- buttons

Vaidate with OK D Programming (322)

You can programme your week according to 4 programme seing: PI, P2, P3_cre pre-recorded and cannot be modified,

pa is blank and allows you to create a personalized programme varying according to the day of the week.

PI = Comfort temperature from 6 um. il 11 pm. Reduced temperature from 11 p.m. fil 6 a.m.

RECERECENEOER CRE 11144;

14 BTS 8 9 ON 1218 1 15 lé 17 18 19 20 21 22 2 2

The standard allocation of PI is to 7 days of he week. If this corresponds to your fe style, stay in automatic mode. © Ofnerwise, continue.

P2 = Comfort temperature from 6 a.m. fil 8.30 am. and from 4.30 p.m. il 11 p.m. Reduced temperature from 8.30 a.m. fil 4.30 p.m. ond from T1 pm. fé am

ane iilesnnsssnennnes its

P3 = Comfort temperature from 6 a.m. fil 8.30 um, from 11.30 am. il 1.30 p.m. and from 4,30 p.m. fil 11 pm. Reduced temperature from 8.30 a.m. fil 11.30 a.m.. from 1.30 p.m. Hl.4.30 p.m. and from 11 p.m. filé a.m.

RTE EPP EPP ELITE P4 = Blank programme alowing you to create 3 comfort temperature periods and 3 reduced periods for each day ofthe week.

Press the PROG PI-P4 button until the P2 programme number flashes in the right side of he screen.

] Press the OK button to valdate. The following day is auto- maïically proposed:

Creating a P4 programme

A 24-hour profile composed of 48 themometers at ne bottom ofine diplay panel allows your programme composition to be easiy viewed,

A ha-empty fhermometer conesponds to 30 minutes at reduced temperature.

À A fui homometer coresponds to 30 minutes at comiort &iompocie.

Example - programming 3 temperature period for Friday: 6 am. fl 8 am, noon fil 2p.m. and 6 p.m. Hl 10 p.m.

From the "Auto" mode press the PROG PI-P4 button

Press he DAYS 1-7 buñton uni a pointer appears under the day you wish to programme (Friday in our example)

Press ie PROG P1-P4 button until the P4 programme number flashes in the right side of ihe screen. Your display panel indicates fime as 00:00 and the fist nermometer fiashes on ne 24-hour profile:

Presse [ Ù ] button several mes to obtain 600. me time displayed advances by 30 minutes for each short press. Confinuous pressing accelerates ihe time run-off.

-Pressthe [Q) -Pressihe [F] -Pressihe [f)

-Pressine [F] button several times to obtain 22:00

NB. you make a mistake (e.g, 11:30 instead of 12:00) use the + and - buttons to advance or retum and correct with the CE) nd (4 nemometerbuitons.

(BlPress the "OK" button. The following day automatically appear. [6] Press MODE to retum to automatic mode.

button several times to obtain 8:00. button several times to obtain 12:00. :00.

button several times to obtain 18:00.

button several times to obtain 1

You can check your programming. [] from "Auto" mode press ne "PROG PI-P4' button.

Wiïh the "DAYS 1-7" button select ne day from 1 to 7 and check your programming on the 24-hour profile at the bottom of ne display panel (see example above).

n MI LECCOPELCELEC LUE POÉPE EEE EPPOPPP PERTE GTR SAS ET 8 9 ND 12 19 14 15 le 17 18 19 20 21 22 29 24

El Press" MODE" to retum to automatic mode.

«Auto» automatic mode You pass into automatic mode by pressing he "MODE" button

until he pointer À appears under "Auto"

In automatic mode the clock thermostat

adapfs to your Ife style by running the pro-

grams you have selected

D «Manu» Manual mode £ Manual mode transfomms your device into a smple nermostat. I alows you to mainfain a constant temperature in your dwel- ing (et fo a temperature of between 8°C and 30°C)

LULU The curent temperature level indicator (comfort or reduced) will begin flashing.

This modification end win the next change in programmed temperature.

To retum tothe initial programme press "Mode" and re-position ne pointer A under "Auto"

The current temperature level indicator (comfort or reduced) wil stop fiashing when he temporary modification comes to an end

> Prolonged absence mode (holidays) |fBI This mode protecis your dweling from freezing by maintaining a minimum ajustable temperature in your dweling during your absences (from 1 to 99 days).

You can programme the length of your absence so fnat ie temperature ises for yourretum.

I 2 different settings are available for maintaining temperature above frost level:

1 Permanent frost protection. Press [ML The day 01 fickers.

Pres ane] The * Forc * déplay fickers.

Vaidate with [ox] Using 4 ce setthe LE

Press [BL the day ot fickers. Using av Jeeys, set ihe length of your absence in days (from 1 to 99 days). The current day count as one.

Vaidate with [ok ] Usng 4] liens set ne sin

Temperaiure level desired during your absence. Vañdate with [ok]

© To cancel and retum to automatic Mode, press À.

D Installation maintenance signal

This mode allows you either:

-o take steps for regular maintenance (change of air condi- Hioning fiter, device cleaning)

- fo compare your heating or air condifioning consumption from one year to the next (by comparing fne number of run- ning hours)

[1] Press the "MODE" button to position the pointer A under “Manu”

Press # or - to adjust to the desired temperature (for ins- tance 22.5) To quitte “Manu” mode, press "MODE" and re-postion the pointer A under "Auto".

D Temporary temperature modification

In automatic mode this very useful function allows you to modify

ambient temperature temporarly. à - To increase the temperature, press LÉ

the + button (several times, if necessary). seen

-To decrease the temperature L7 Li press fe = button (several fimes, f necessany)

Counting running hours

[] Presse "00:00" buïton. ne display panel wil indicate the number of hours your burner, air condifioning, ventlator- convector, etc. (depending of the type of device control. led) has been running from he moment the batteries were inserted.

(By pressing once on + or= youretum the counter to zer0.)

[2] Press MODE" to retum to automatic mode.

Programming fne regular servicing of your instllation. [] Press the "00:00" time button.

[2] Set the number of running hours after which the waming signal should flash using fne + and = butons.

F] Vaïdate with the "OK" button: Tne count down begins. The message "timer will appear at he end of he count-down war- ning vou hat servicing is required

DA D Possible settings

POSSIBLE SETINGS Various seings can be made on the back of the device (when is not moun- ted)

nl Anflocking function off

Strap [2] selection of acjustment mode ONJOF

Strap [BI lets you shift to HF configuration mode À aonote mode

ll Configuration mode with HF receiver(s)

RF Digi 2 Hansmitier: + Adjustment range for comfort temperature

45°C to 430°C + Adjustment range for reduced temperature:

45°C to 430°C + Adjustment range for frost protection temperature:

45°C to 430°C + Display range for ambient temperature: 0°C to +40°C + Staïic differentiat: <03k + Power: 2 standard LR6 alkalne batteries (fo supply the

product and the radio transmission) + Operaïing range : 75 m from transmitter to receiver in a free field (operates over 3 building flvors)

+ Transmission frequence: 433,92 MHz + Operaïing temperature: 0°C to +40°C * Storage temperature: -20C to +70°C + Relaïive humidity: 98% max. at 25°C + Dimensions 115x82x34mm + Degree of polution: standard + Radio receiver class 2

IP 43 wall mounting receiver

+ Suppiy 280V +10% /-15% + frequence: 50/60 Hz + Ouipu 1 changeover contact 16A 260V AC1

+ Connection cable 1,5 mm (fumished) + Receiver class 2 + Operaïing temperature: OC to +40°C * Storage temperature: -20t0 +70°C + Relaïive humidity: 90% max. at 20°C + Protection class

IP 43 (verticaly mounted and ftted with cables) + Dimensions: 61 x 133 x 27 mm

+ Degree of polution: standard

Before working on the installation, isolate : all electrical supplies.

All electrical wiring must be carried out by a suitably qualified person.

Usable in all Europe C €

Declaration of conformity:

We, Flash SAS, 33 rue Saint-Nicolos 67704 Saveme Cedex, hereby declare under our own responsabilty that the products dealt with by these instructions satisfy all essential demandk linked to the R&TTE 1999/5/CE Directive dated March 1999

The BA Controls Quality Manager/ 09-02

RPreceiver installation

@ Pushbuton for configuration and overide

Coding of transmitter with the receiver

Important : the transmitter + receiver assembly

is factory coded and is therefore immediately © operationnal.

There is no need to recode.

Set switch 3 atihe back laure of Termofash Digi 2 RF to CONF position.

The display indicates CONF ONF.

2. Press the pushbutton of ll he receiver for more f than 3 seconais. ©

) The indicator light OK Cave | fickers. _

3. Press the Thermoflash Digi 2 RF pushbutton 4 for more than 3 seconds.

4. The indicator light OK of the receiver stops fickering, showing that the transmission / reception link has been established

AUTO 5. Return the switch located at the back of nl

the Thermorflash Digi 2 to the AUTO position. Ah

Electrical connection

Before working on the installation, isolate all

(l electrical supplies.

© All electrical wiing must be carried out by a qualified person.

For easier installation, the Thermoflash Digi 2 HF kit is suppplied with a flexible 4-wire 1.5 mm cable of 1.20m length (not connected).

We recommend using this cable for connecting the HF receiver according to the following colour

ON/OFF Priority settings

Infhe event of problem in your installation, the state ofthe output can be priority set to ON or OFF.

Press shortly the receiver button (less han 3 secondk) Each short pressing will change the output state.

Toreset the receiver

+ To remove all transmitter/receiver links:

- Press the receiver's pushbutton for more than 10 sec.

-The OK indicator light fickers slowly then more quick.

- Press again the recelver's pushbutton for 3 sec.

-The OK indicator light stops flckering and all codes are removedi

The receiver switch back to «auto» mode.

+ To remove one single transmitter/receiver link:

- Press the receiver's pushbutton for more than 10 sec.

-The OK indicator light fickers slowly then more quick.

- Using the decoding transmitter, press the «+» button ofthe Thermofñlash Digi 2 in CONF mode for 3 sec.

- The OK indicator light stops flickering and this transmitter/receiver link is removed.

The receiver switch back to «auto» mode.

Troubleshooting Guide

The heating system does not start.

+ Receiver's power supply is cut off (OK light is off) Check fuse and circuit breaker.

+ Receiveris outside of transmitters range Move transmitter closer to receiver.

+ Receiver does not recognise transmitter's code Re-install receiver. + Receiver is disturbed by radio transmission (radio ham, TV monitor, cellular phone re-transmitter, etc.) Atfempt to remove the source of distur- bance.

+ Transmitter is located in a disturbed area Move transmitter out of the disturbed area.

In case of persistent problem, call on your electrcian.