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1.4 Digital Time:
The thermostat includes a real time clock with digital timer. You can
program four ON and four OFF times respectively to the second. Via
the coupling ‘B-Timer’ devices like lamps or sprinklers can be control-
led. If you do not use the timer, set the functions B1 – B8 to default
mode (see table ‘Menu’). Make sure the set values do not contradict
each other, e.g. the value for B3 lies between those for B1 and B2.
1.5 LED Displays:
• ‘Power’ is on when connected to mains supply
• ‘Heat/Cool’ is on when heating or cooling is taking place
• ‘A’ is on if coupling A is used
• ‘B’ is on if coupling B is used
2. Display
2.1 Default Settings:
3 seconds after being switched on the display shows the default
settings.
2.2 Display when in operation:
• ‘T’: real time clock
• ‘ST 1’: temperature day mode (display of current mode)
• ‘ST 2’: temperature night mode (display of current mode)
• ‘ET’: current temperature
• ‘A’: timer mode of thermostat (current time frame)
• ‘B’: timer mode of digital clock timer (current time frame)
• If the measuring range is exceeded the display shows ‘HH’
• If the value falls below the measuring range the display
shows ‘LL’
3. Setting the functions
3.1 Setting the time (real time):
Press the Mode button until ‘T’ starts flashing in the display. Now
press SET for more than 3 seconds until the hour digit flashes to
open the menu for time setting. Set the hour with the arrows
and . Then press SET again to open the menu for minutes, and set
those with the arrows.
3.2 Setting the start time for day mode:
Press the Mode button until ‘T1’ starts flashing in the display. Now
press SET for more than 3 seconds until the hour digit flashes. Set
the hour with the arrows. After that press SET again to open the
menu for setting the minutes with the arrows.
3.3 Setting the start time for night mode:
Press the Mode button until ‘T2’ starts flashing in the display. Press
SET for more than 3 seconds until the hour digit starts flashing. Now
follow the same steps as for day time. The setting in ‘T1’ must be
lower than in ‘T2’.
3.4 Setting a temperature for day mode:
Press the Mode button until ‘ST1’ starts flashing in the display.
Now press SET until the temperature display starts flashing. Set the
temperature with the arrows. After setting the temperature open
the menu for switching delay (1 to 15 °C) by pressing SET again. Set
the switching delay with the arrows. Pressing SET again after this
will open the menu for heating (H) or cooling (C) mode. Again use
the arrows to set the temperature.
3.5 Setting a temperature for night mode:
Press the Mode button until ‘ST2’ flashes in the display. Now press
the SET button for more than 3 seconds until the temperature
display starts flashing. Follow the same steps as for day time.
3.6 Setting the timer mode for the thermostat:
Press the Mode button until ‘A’ flashes in the display. Now press
SET for more than 3 seconds until ‘A1’ (ON time) flashes in the
display. Choose the hour with the arrows. Next press SET again to
set the minutes with the help of the arrows. Press SET again to set
the seconds. Pressing SET again will open the menu for ‘OFF’ time
(A2). Again program hours, minutes and seconds with the arrows.
For three more ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’ times go through the same steps as
for ‘A1’ and ‘A2’. If you do not need any more ‘ON’/’OFF’ times (A3
to A8), put them on default (see table ‘Menu’). The ‘ON’ time must
always be lower than the ‘OFF’ time.
3.7 Setting the timer mode for the clock timer:
Press the Mode button until ‘B’ flashes in the display. Now press
SET for more than 3 seconds until ‘B1’ (‘ON’ time) starts flashing.
For setting the ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’ times follow the same steps as for
setting the timer mode for the thermostat. If you do not use the
other ‘ON’/’OFF’ times (B3 to B8), set them to default (see table
‘Menu’). The ‘ON’ time must always be lower than the ‘OFF’ time.
3.8 Setting the alarm mode for max. temperature:
Press the arrow for more than 3 seconds until the temperature
display starts flashing. Now press the arrow again to set the
alarm value (1 to 15 °C). The (optical) alarm signal starts when
the temperature set in 3.4 is exceeded by the pre-set alarm value.
Default is 0 °C.
3.9 Setting the alarm mode for min. temperature:
Press the arrow for more than 3 seconds until the temperature
display starts flashing. Now press the arrow again to set the
alarm value (1 to 15 °C). The (optical) alarm signal starts when
the temperature plus switching delay set in 3.5 falls below the
pre-set alarm value. Default is 0 °C.
3.10 Automatic Saving:
If there are no new entries with the buttons for 30 seconds, the
device automatically switches to operating mode. The settings you
have chosen will be saved.
3.11 After you have chosen your settings:
Press the Mode button after you have made all settings. The ther-
mostat will automatically switch to operating mode.
3.12 Checking the settings:
In operating mode you can check the chosen heating or cooling
mode by pressing the arrows.
3.13 Reset to default:
Press the ‘Reset’ switch on the back of the device for more than
3 seconds.
4. Important information:
• The device may only be connected to 230 V/50/60 Hz AC
Voltage.
• No changes may be made to the device and the device may
not be opened.
• Check device and sensor cables for damage before use.
If you observe any damage or faulty operation, the device
may not be used and must be unplugged. The same applies if
the device has come into contact with liquids. Only a quali-
fied electrician may carry out maintenance and repairs.
• If in doubt, contact professional experts or the manufacturer.
• To avoid accidents and loss of animals regularly check the
temperature and the settings. Any claims for damages due to
failure of the control system are excluded.
• Please note that the use of a thermostat reduces the life-
time of lighting fixtures (bulbs and spotlights) due to frequent
switching on and off. Furthermore, frequent switching on and
off can disturb animals.
• The allowed ambient temperature during operation is 0 °C
to 60 °C.
• The device may only be used in dry clean rooms.
• If condensation forms, a drying time of up to 120 minutes is
needed before the device can be switched on again.
• Protect the device from moisture, splash water and direct heat.
