RADIO TYBOXUser guide

Wireless programmable thermostat1-zone pack or 2-zone pack

RADIO TYBOX

*2702001_rev1*

DELTA DORE - Bonnemain35270 COMBOURG - FRANCE

E-mail: deltadore@deltadore.com

Device compliant with the requirements of directives:R&TTE 1999/5/CE

Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristicsgiven in the text and the illustrations in this document are not bindingunless confirmed by Delta Dore.

• Carefully read these instructions prior to use.

• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself;an after-sales service is available.

Warnings

Off mode

Absence mode

Timer mode

Automatic mode

Time setting

Programming

Set-point temperatureadjustment

Continuous mode

Modificationbuttons

Selectorknob position Selector

knob

RADIO TYBOX

Presentation

This manual is for the RADIO TYBOX transmitter.1-zone pack (1 transmitter)2-zone pack (2 transmitters)This thermostat lets you program your heating systemto Comfort or Economy mode.

Override

In automatic mode, override is used to switch fromComfort to Economy mode (or conversely) until thenext program change.

Press the override button

6:00 8:00 00:0000:00 17:0015:30 23:00

Override currently active

At 17:00, the program will return to its usual program.

To cancel the current override, press the button once more.

E.g. It is 15:30 and you would like to switch to Comfort mode before the set time (17:00).

Current day programming

Turn the knob to AUTO.

Your thermostat will function according to the program.

Automatic mode

Override

Informationbutton

Display in automatic mode

Time

Current day

Roomtemperature

Current mode

Current dayprogramming

Heatingdemand mode

NOTE: Depending on the configuration during installation, your unit will continuously display the set-point temperature or the room temperature.To change these settings, refer to the “installationguide”, or contact our customer service department or your installer.

This mode is used to choose a set-point temperature

for a given amount of time. Turn the knob to .

To make changes to the current timer mode, press OK once more.

To cancel the current timer mode, turn the knob.

Continuous mode

Choice of set-point temperature (from 5 to 30°C)

Set-pointtemperature

Confirm

Modification of the set-point temperature

This mode is used to choose a set-point temperaturethat remains constant.Turn the knob to .

Timer mode

Set-point temperature setting (from 5 to 30°C)

Confirm

Return to AUTO mode at the end of the countdown

Confirm

Adjustment of the duration from 15 minutes to 72 hours (in increments of 15 minutes)

To exit this mode, turn the knob.

This mode lets you place your home under FrostProtection if you need to leave for several days.Turn the knob to .

To make changes to the current absence mode, press OK once more.

This mode shuts down your heating system.

Turn the knob to .

Off Mode

Roomtemperature

Return to AUTO mode at the end of the countdown

Set-point temperature setting (from 5 to 15°C)

Confirm and start the calendar countdown.

Confirm

Adjustment of the number of days (1 to 365)E.g. For a departure on 1 March and a return on 16 March, program 15 days of absence.Automatic operation will resume on 16 March at midnight.

Absence mode

Turn the knob to .The days flash.

Press + or - to change the day, then press OK toconfirm and continue on to the next setting.

Repeat the operations to set the hours and minutes.

To leave the “time setting” mode, turn the knob.

Minutes

Hours

Days(1 : Monday ... 7 : Sunday)

Time setting

NOTE: If the unit is configured for a daily program, the days setting is not offered.

Set-point temperature setting

Turn the knob to .

To exit this mode, turn the knob.

Comfort set-point temperature setting (from 5 to 30°C in increments of 0.5°C)

ConfirmGo on to temperature settingEconomy

Adjustment of the Economy temperature setting (from 5 to 30°C)

Confirm

Depending on the system configuration (menu 1-08),“conf” may be displayed for the set-point temperature.This set-point temperature cannot be modified.If this is the case, the Comfort set-point temperaturecan be adjusted on your heat emitter (convector, panelheater, thermostatically controlled valve, etc.).

Press and hold until you reach 06:00

Press and hold until you reach 08:00

Press and hold until you reach 17:00

Press and hold until you reach 23:00

Press and hold until you reach 00:00

Copy and confirmor confirm

E.g. Comfort from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 17:00 to 23:006:00 8:00 00:0000:00 17:00 23:00

Programming

Turn the knob to PROG.The default program is a Comfort period from6:00 to 23:00.

1. Creating your programProgramming starts on day 1 at midnight.

Press the or buttons to create different Economyor Comfort periods.

2. Confirming and copying the programPress and hold the OK button for 3 seconds to confirmthe program you created and copy it to the next day.

3. Confirming the programPress the OK button to confirm and continue on to thenext day to program it separately.

Day

1st timeslot

Comfort periodadjustment

Economy periodadjustment

OR

Checking your program

Press the button repeatedly to check the accuracyof the Comfort and Economy periods you created.

Press OK to check the next day.

Exiting the programming mode

Turn the knob to another mode.

Programprofile

Verification of the different or periods

Time slotconsulted

NOTE: Depending on the configuration made duringinstallation, programming can be weekly or daily.Likewise, this programming may be done in incrementsof one hour, 30 minutes, or 15 minutes. To change thesesettings, refer to the “installation guide”, or contact ourcustomer service department or your installer.

• the electrical consumption in euros of the heating, water heater (DHW) and other electricalappliances (lights, household appliances, etc.).

If you have the RADIO TYWATT option on yourinstallation

• the program of the current day per zone.

Comfort periods

e.g. zone 1

Heating

Hot water production

other

• the outside temperatureWith an associated outside sensor

• total consumption of your installation

If you have the RADIO TYWATT option on your instal-lation

To reset all meters, press and hold the init. button for 5seconds.

Press repeatedly

Reset

Consumption

Press repeatedly

Open Window

E.g. With an associated door/window magnetic contact

RADIO TYBOX is on standby

RADIO TYBOX is “activated” and displays the status of the installation

Press a button

Frost Protection control

Boiler

Activating the RADIO TYBOX

With a door/window magnetic contactIf a door/window magnetic contact is associated, the heating switches to Frost protection mode if thedoor/window is opened.

The RF 640 and RF 650 receivers allows you to associate up to 8 home automation products (door/win-dow magnetic contact, alarm control centre, remotecontrols, etc.) with the RADIO TYBOX.

To associate the different products, refer to the RADIOTYBOX installation guide.

Activating the RADIO TYBOXThe receiver (RF 640 or RF 650) instantaneously takesinto account all information coming from a home automation product (e.g. an open window).

To display this information on the RADIO TYBOX, theRADIO TYBOX must be “activated” by pressing a button.

The update can take a few seconds.

Home automation features

With a TYXAL alarm control unit

If a TYXAL alarm control unit is associated.

When you activate the alarm, the heating will automatically switch to Economy mode until the nextprogram change.

When you activate the alarm, the heating will automatically switch to Economy mode until the nextprogram change.

This override can be cancelled on the RADIO TYBOX,by pressing the override button or by turning the selector knob.

With a TYXIA TransmitterWith an associated TYXIA transmitter:

- pressing the button once switches the heatingto Comfort mode until the next program change.

- pressing the button once switches the heatingto Economy mode until the next program change.

The command can be cancelled:

- on the TYXIA transmitter, by pressing ,- on the RADIO TYBOX, by pressing the override

button or by turning the selector knob.

E.g. With an associated remote control

With a TYDOM 200 remote control

From the home domain , pressing the tactile button switches off the heating.This off command is cancelled by pressing .

Pressing the tactile or button once switches theheating to Comfort or Economy mode, until the nextprogram change.The command can be cancelled:

- on the TYDOM 200 remote control, by pressing thetactile button,

- on the RADIO TYBOX, by pressing the override button or by turning the selector knob.

With a TYDOM telephone transmitterBy calling the TYDOM telephone transmitter, let thesynthesized voice guide you to determine or modify thestatus of the heating system (see the TYDOM transmitter instructions).

Home automation features

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Separate the thermostat from its base.

Position the thermostat on its base.

Lock the thermostat.

Replace the batteries, making sure they are the right way round.

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Replacing batteries

When the battery level symbol appears, you havearound 1 month to change the batteries (two 1.5 V alkaline batteries, LR03 or AAA).

The following precautions must be respected:- Ensure that the +/- polarities are correctly placed

when the battery is fitted into the unit.- Do not dispose of used batteries in unauthorized

places (you should respect the environment by takingthe batteries to a suitable collection site).

- Do not recharge the batteries.- You have approximately 30 seconds to change the

batteries before the time is reset to zero (if this happens, reset the date and time).

Battery level symbol

The programs cannot be modified and the set-point temperature settings are limited (comfort: 16 to 22°C,Economy: 13 to 19°C, Frost Protection: 5 to 11°C).Refer to the installation guide (menu 2-01) or contact your ins-taller or our customer service department.

Your heating system is in Frost-Protection mode.

The thermostat is in the , , PROG or position.

The unit displays: dEF 6.There is a communication fault between the RADIO TYBOXand the RF 640 or RF 650 receivers.Bring the transmitter nearer to the receiver.

The indication is displayed.The batteries are low.Change the batteries, making sure they are the right wayround.

The device only displays the time and the room temperature.RADIO TYBOX is in screen saver display mode, but all theheating features are running.Press a button to "activate" the display.The update can take a few seconds.

Nothing is displayed on the room unit screen.There is no power supply.Check the batteries.

The unit is in time setting mode.You took too much time in changing the batteries.Set the time. All other settings have remained unchanged.

When setting the time, there is no option to set the day.RADIO TYBOX is set to daily programming.To switch to weekly programming, refer to the installation guide(menu 1-01) or contact your installer or our customer servicedepartment.

When creating a program, the and symbols do notappear on the screen.Program changes were not authorized during installation.Refer to the installation guide (menu 2-01) or contact your ins-taller or our customer service department.

The temperature displayed does not match the temperature measured in the room (thermometer).Refer to the installation guide (menu 2-02) or contact your installer or our customer service department.

Troubleshooting

The purpose of this section is to help you quickly solvethe most common problems that you may encounterwith your product during use.If you're unsure, or if the problem persists or isn't inthis list, contact our customer service department.

During the AUTO, or modes, press the ibutton repeatedly to find out:• the room temperature or the set-point

temperature (depending on the configurationduring the installation)If your thermostat displays the temperature of the room

Information button

Set-point temperature display

Return to normal display (automatic after about 40 seconds)

The display of all information related to home automation features (outside temperature, consumptionindication, etc.) requires an “activation” phase from theRADIO TYBOX (see the home automation featuressection).