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within range of the temperature sensor to be linked.
The sensor is a solar powered device that absorbs energy through a solar 

panel storing it for use during low light periods. Before assigning the sensor to 

a receiver/controller, the device must be exposed to a good light source for a 

minimum of 2 hours, or install the optional start assist battery (not supplied).

1. Remove the sensor from the back plate by pressing in 

on the tab on the lower edge and pulling away from 

the back plate.

2. 

Activate LEARN or LINK mode at the receiver, if 

necessary refer to the manufacturers documentation.

3. 

Press the temperature sensors Link (Teach) button.

4. Deactivate LEARN mode at the receiver.

Installing or Replacing the Battery

The  battery  is  not  required  for  normal  operation  when  the  RTS  receives 

adequate natural or artificial light. The battery can be used during installation 

(start assist).

1. Remove the sensor from the back plate by pressing the key on the lower 

edge of the sensor body and pull the body away from the back plate.

2. 

To remove old battery: Using a small flat head screwdriver or pen as a lever, 

insert pointed end under the clear plastic battery retaining clip’s edge and 

pop the clip off.

3. 

Install or replace the battery in the clip with a new 

CR2032 coin cell battery insuring the positive side (+) 

will be facing up.

4. 

Align the two straight edges of the retaining clip with 

the battery holder and press the clip in with your 

finger.

Test Operating Modes

Ensure the RTS is fully charged before entering test modes. Inserting a battery 

during test modes is also recommended. The following tests can be selected 

when in test mode.

Light  Level  Test:

 provides visual feedback of the 

immediate energy produced by the solar panel.

1. To enter Light Level Test mode, press and hold the 

occupancy/ test button for 6 seconds. The green 

LED will begin to blink.

2. 

Press the test button again for 6 seconds to 

select Light Level Test. The green LED will blink 

in accordance to the light level it is detecting. 

This will change (2 second lag time) as you move the sensor to areas with 

different light levels. See following blink indicator table.

Note: Entering test mode section: If the red LED blinks (no green LED) after you have 

Summary of Contents for RTS-1T-nW

Page 1: ...h temperature set point RTS 2HS nW Temperature and humidity sensor with temperature set point fan speed and occupancy button The character n is replaced with U for 902MHz C for 315MHz Y for 868MHz and...

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Page 3: ...with exposure of 4 hours of natural or artificial light on a daily basis The temperature sensor transmits status telegrams that contain the information defined within a equipment profile The temperat...

Page 4: ...this will directly affect the receivers reception of the telegrams Before installing refer to the sections in the guide detailing the installation of wireless devices layout tips and the test operati...

Page 5: ...om the back plate 2 To remove old battery Using a small flat head screwdriver or pen as a lever insert pointed end under the clear plastic battery retaining clip s edge and pop the clip off 3 Install...

Page 6: ...capability only F series controllers have range confirmation ability One and only one receiver can be linked to the sensor for proper operation of the test disable repeaters in range for proper test...

Page 7: ...ors Line of sight 150 46m open halls Plasterboard 80 24m through 3 walls Brick 33 10m through 1 wall Ferro concrete 33 10m through 1 wall Ceiling Not Recommended Wireless System Layout Hints Avoid loc...

Page 8: ...ly 928 MHz and 315 MHz models that bear a MIC mark Japanese Radio Law and Japanese Telecommunications Business Law Compliance This device is granted pursuant to the Japanese Radio Law and the Japanese...

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