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| Type de produit | Thermostat programmable |
| Marque | DELTA DORE |
| Modèle | Delta 8000 TAP Bus |
| Alimentation | Via le bus, 24V |
| Dimensions (L x H x P) | 81 x 135 x 22 mm |
| Indice de protection | IP 30 |
| Classe d'isolation | Classe III |
| Type d'action | Automatique de type 1 |
| Tension de tenue aux chocs | 0,33 kVca |
| Température de fonctionnement | 0°C à +40°C |
| Température de stockage | -10°C à +70°C |
| Sauvegarde de l'horloge | 10h |
| Fonctions principales | Programmation, régulation de température, détection de présence, contact de fenêtre, mode maître/esclave |
| Type de régulation | Plancher chauffant ou radiateur (selon configuration CF21) |
| Limitation de puissance | 10 à 100% par pas de 10% |
| Correction de température | ±5°C par pas de 0,1°C |
| Affichage | Rétroéclairé, 12h/24h |
| Verrouillage des réglages | Oui |
| Installation | Sur boîte d'encastrement ou murale, hauteur 1,50 m |
| Connexions | Bus 2 fils (sans polarité), longueur max 30 m |
| Entretien et nettoyage | Essuyer avec un chiffon doux et sec, ne pas utiliser de produits abrasifs |
| Sécurité | Couper l'alimentation avant toute intervention, installation par un professionnel |
| Pièces détachées et réparabilité | Aucune pièce détachable, contacter le SAV DELTA DORE en cas de dysfonctionnement |
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MODE D'EMPLOI Delta 8000 TAP Bus DELTA DORE
Delta 8000 TAP Bus
EN Programmable thermostat for Delta 8000 system

Installation instructions

Contents
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1/ Installation....4
2/ Association of the thermostat with the technical unit....6
3/ Thermostat configuration....8
4/ Setting the clock 12
5/ Locking down settings 14
6/ Return to initial settings 15
6.1 Deleting the association of the thermostat with the technical unit 15
6.2 Deleting all the associations with the technical unit 16
6.3 Initialising the thermostat parameters...... 17
7/ Troubleshooting.... 18
8/ Technical characteristics.... 19
1/ Installation
Since the temperature measurement sensor is inside the box, you must install the thermostat flush-mounting box:
- on an accessible wall at a height of 1.50 m
- away from heat sources (fireplaces, sunlight) and draughts (windows, doors)
IMPORTANT: Do not install the thermostat on a wall in contact with the outdoors or with an unheated room (e.g. garage, etc.) The sleeve output in the flush-mounting box must be blanked off (with mastic) in order to avoid unwanted air movements that could bias the sensor reading.
① Switch off the installation.
② Separate the box from its base unit by pushing the pin using a screwdriver.
③ Unscrew the locking screw (captive screw).
4 Separate the box from its base unit.
5 Connect the bus (2x0.75 mm 2 -cable with a max. length. 30 m, no polarity to be respected) from the technical unit to the terminal located on the base unit, then attach the box to the flush-mounting box (centre distance 60 mm).
Note: the base unit must be attached using 3 screws.
6 7 8 Refit the thermostat back on its base unit.
⑨ Switch the installation back on.
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OFF

230V\~
50 Hz



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230V\~
50 Hz
ON
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2/ Association of the thermostat with the technical unit.
1 Turn the selector knob to 📄.
2 Press and hold the 2nd button from the left for 3 seconds. Release.
③ The screen displays Ln01. Press OK to confirm the association.
4 The screen displays CF20. Press OK to open the setting, then press + and - to select the output to which the room thermostat will be associated. Confirm with OK.



| CF20 | Output number | 1 to 16 depending on the system |

| Output number | Controlled outputs | |
| Thermostat 1 (living room) | 1 | Y1, Y2, Y3 |
| Thermostat 2 (lounge) | 4 | Y4, Y5 |
| Thermostat 3 (Office) | 6 | Y6, Y7 |
| Thermostat 4 (bedroom) | 8 | Y8 |
5 The screen displays CF21. Press OK to open the setting, then press + and - to select the type of transmitter. Confirm with OK.
| CF21 | Transmitter type | 0 | Underfloor heating |
| 1 | Heater |
⑥ The screen displays CF22. Press OK to open the setting, then press + and - to select the limitation value. Confirm with OK.
| CF22 | Limitation in heating percentage | From 10 to 100% in increments of 10 (100%= No limitation, by default). |
Restart operations ① to ⑥ for each thermostat (Delta 8000 TAP Bus) to be paired.
Press ↩ or turn the selector knob to exit the active mode.
3/ Thermostat configuration
① Turn the selector knob to 📄.
② Press OK.
③ The screen displays CF01.
- Press + or - to select the menu.
- Press OK to enter the setting mode, then + and - to perform the setting.


CF05
| CFOS | Master thermostat | Zone thermostat |
| Temperature management | Controlled zone | Controlled zone |
| On/Off management | All zones | Controlled zone |
| HEAT/COOL mode management | All zones | - |
| CFQ1 | Correction of the measured temperature | +/- 5°C in increments of 0.1°C (0°C by default) | |
| CFQ2 | Temperature displayed (after activating the thermostat) | 0 | Setting display (default selection) |
| 1 | Display of the measured temperature. | ||
| CFQ3(1) | Ban on the Cool regulation on the Thermostat's thermal zones (if SW2 = ON on the technical unit) | 0 | No ban (default selection) |
| 1 | Ban | ||
| CFQ4 | Display the status (ON) of the associated output | 0 | No (default selection) |
| 1 | Yes | ||
| CFQ5(2) | Thermostat type | 0 | Zone thermostat (default selection) |
| 1 | Master thermostat | ||
(1)CF03 only appears in Heat/Cool generation mode (SW2=ON, refer to the technical unit manual) and for underfloor heating (CF21=0).
(2)CF05: The Master thermostat enables centralised ON/OFF and HEAT/COOL operations to be performed (according the the technical unit's configuration).
3/ Thermostat configuration
![]() | Activation of the door/window magnetic contact function (the room thermostat switches to Frost Protection mode if the door/window magnetic contact is activated). | 0 | Not activated |
| 1 | Active (default selection) - Display of the symbol | ||
![]() | This menu is only available if CF06 = 1.The symbol will flash in the event of detection. | 0 | Not flashing |
| 1 | Flashes in case of detection (default selection) | ||
![]() | 'Presence detection' function (the thermostat setting is lowered if no presence is detected). | 0 | Not activated |
| 1 | Activated (default selection) | ||
![]() | Displays the time and date in the 12h/24h format | 0 | 12h (AM/PM) |
| 1 | 24h (default selection) | ||
![]() | Standby mode | 0 | Display off after a 10-second time-out period |
| 1 | Display illuminated continuously (default selection) | ||
![]() | Backlighting | 0 | Deactivated |
| 1 | When activated, it goes out after a 5-second time-out period (default) | ||
![]() | Output number | 1 to 16 depending on the system.'--' is displayed if none are allocated. | |
![]() | Transmitter type | 0 | Underfloor heating (by default) |
| 1 | Heater | ||
![]() | Heating percentage limitation | From 10 to 100% in increments of 10 (100%= No limitation, by default). | |
4/ Setting the clock
① Turn the selector knob to ⏻.
② Set the year with + and - and confirm with OK.
③ Set the day and month with + and - and confirm with OK.
4 Set the hour value with + and - and confirm with OK.
5 Set the minutes value with + and - and confirm with OK.
6 Back to the AUTO, Manual or Shutdown mode.
Press ↩ to return to the previous setting.
You can decide not to use the calendar function (no automatic changeover between summer and winter). In this case, when you select the year, select '----' by pressing on -.

5/ Locking down settings
From the AUTO, ( ), or modes.
Press and hold the 'i' button for 5 seconds. The 🔒 symbol appears.
In Lock mode, only the Information button (i) is active.
To unlock, press and hold the i button for 5 seconds. The 🔒 symbol disappears.


6/ Return to initial settings
6.1 Deleting the association of the thermostat with the technical unit
① Turn the selector knob to 📄.
2 Press and hold the 2nd button from the left for 3 seconds. Release.
③ The screen displays Ln01. Press OK.
4 The screen displays CF20. Press OK to open the setting, then press + and - to select 'CF20 = --'
5 Press OK.
Press ↩ or turn the selector knob to exit the active mode.



6/ Return to initial settings
6.2 Deleting all the associations with the technical unit
① Turn the selector knob to 📁. Press and hold the 2nd button from the left for 3 seconds for 5 seconds. Release.
② The screen displays Ln01. Press + to display Ln05.
3 Press OK. The screen displays rSt. Release. Press and hold OK for 3 seconds. rSt flashes for 2 seconds. Release.
4 Turn the selector knob to exit.
Press ↩ or turn the selector knob to exit the active mode.

6.3 Initialising the thermostat parameters
This menu restores the system to factory settings.
① From the ⏻ (or OFF) mode. Simultaneously press the 1st and 4th buttons from the left (i) for 10 seconds. Release.
② The screen displays rSt1. Press and hold OK for 3 seconds until the rSt1 display flashes. Release.
The system automatically returns to OFF mode.


7/ Troubleshooting
When a defect is detected on the system, the symbol ⚠️ flashes on the thermostat display.
Press 'i' to display the type of defect.
Error messages
| Er-32 | Address error. Several products were assigned to the same output (CF20). |
| Er-33 | Thermostat internal sensor shorted |
| Er-34 | Thermostat internal sensor cut off |
| Er-35 | Error on the outdoor sensor associated with the thermostat channel |
| Er-48 | At least one hard-wired thermostat (Bus) of the system is no longer detected. |
8/ Technical characteristics
• Supply by the bus, 24V
- Clock backup during power failure: 10h (per condenser)
- 2 cable bus input/output
- Type 1 automatic action
• III Class III insulation
• Dimensions: 81 x 135 x 22 mm
- Protection index: IP 30
- Wall mounted or fitted on flush-mounted box
- Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
- Operating temperature: 0°C to +40°C
- Rated impulse withstand voltage: 0,33kVac
• Installation in an environment with normal pollution levels

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