RADIO TYBOX
Installation guide
Wireless programmable thermostat
1-zone pack or 2-zone pack
RADIO TYBOX
• Carefully read these instructions prior to
installation.
• The unit must be installed in compliance with
currently applicable standards.
• Always switch off the mains before installing or
servicing the unit.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself;
an after-sales service is available.
• The receiver power supply cable must only be
replaced by the manufacturer or an approved
agent.
• Check that the fastenings are suited to the surface
that the unit will be attached to (plasterboard, brick,
etc.).
• The diagrams provided are simplified for greater
clarity.The protective units and other accessories
required by the standards are not illustrated.
Standard UTE NF C15-100 and good practice must
be complied with. Connected or nearby equipment
must not generate excessive interference (directive
2004/108/CE).
Warnings
DELTA DORE - Bonnemain
35270 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 characteristics
given in the text and the illustrations in this document are not binding
unless confirmed by Delta Dore.
*2702000_rev1*
Presentation
The 1-zone pack features a RADIO TYBOX transmitter
associated with an RF 640 receiver (1 zone).
The 2-zone pack features two RADIO TYBOX transmitters
associated with an RF 650 receiver (2 zones).
The RF 640 and RF 640 can be connected either to a
boiler or to contact switches to control electric heating.
The elements of your system (receiver and
transmitter(s)) are already associated when delivered.
For the 2-zone pack, each transmitter is identified by a
label (EMET 1, EMET 2).
Antenna
Electric
cable
Zone
1 LED
Zone
2 LED
12
Antenna
Electric
cable
Button
LED
RF 640
RF 650
Buttons
Location
The receiver must be placed near the heating control
(burner or thermostat input for a boiler, electrical
switchboard when used with a contact switch).
To avoid interference with the radio transmission, the
antenna must be free from any metallic elements
(cables, metallic covers, etc.).
receiver Mounting
Screw-mounting
Mounted on a wall using the
screws and pegs supplied.
Mounting by double-sided adhesive tape
If you fit the receiver using adhesive
tape, you must strictly follow the instal-
lation recommendations
(see “location” section).
Ensure that the surface on which the
tape is applied is thoroughly clean
before attaching the tape.
Connecting the receiver
Inverting the relay contact position
During an On command: the relay closes.
During an Off command: the relay opens.
You can invert the operation of the relay by pressing
the relevant button on the receiver for about
10 seconds.
Connecting a
boiler without
thermostat
input
If the boiler does
not have a ther-
mostat input, you
can directly control
the circulator loca-
ted next to the boi-
ler.
Circulator
blue wire
brown wire
Mains
230V
N
L
black wire
grey wire
RF 640
Grey
5 A max.
Black
Brown
Blue
NL
If necessary, remove
the shunt (electric
wire) connecting the
two thermostat input
terminals.
If the boiler has a
clock input, do not
mistake it for the
thermostat input.
Remove
the shunt
wires to be
connected to
the receiver
do not mistake it
for the clock input
(on some boiler models)
Example of a boiler
terminal box
The contact output of the RF 640 receiver is not
powered (dry contact).
Location / Mounting
For easier use, the RADIO TYBOX can be installed:
- mounted on the wall with screws and pegs at an
approximate height of 1.5 m,
- on a support placed on an item of furniture or a
shelf.
Separate the unit
from its base by
unlocking the
casing.
Starting up
Remove the bat-
teries’ protective
tabs.
Screw-mounting
Mount the base with screws and
pegs suited to the support or on
a flush-mounted box, then close
and lock the unit.
To control electrical convectors, you MUST use a
power contact switch that is suitable for the total power
to be controlled.
contact switches (not
supplied) fitted in the
electrical switchboard
N
N
L
convector(s) convector(s)
mains
supply
230V/50Hz
Power supply
of the contact
switch coil
230V
N
N
L
Zone 2Zone 1
blue wire
brown wire black wire
grey wire
Grey
3A
3A
Black
Brown
Blue
NL
RF 650
Connecting the receiver
The contact outputs of the RF 650 receiver are
powered (phase).
When you turn the unit on for the first time, you will
need to set the time.
Turn the knob to .
The days flash.
Press + or - to
change the day, then
press OK to confirm
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.
Time setting
Minutes
Hours
Days
(1 :Monday ...
7 : Sunday)
Fitting to the base
Position the unit on its base and lock it.
Position the thermostat
on its base.
Lock the thermostat
1 2
Basic configurations (menu 1)
Press button 1,
To change the various settings, press the + or -
buttons, then press OK to confirm the change and go
to the next setting.
Choice of
programming
Weekly (by default)
Daily
Choice of
programming
increments
1-hour increments (by default)
30-minute increments
15-minute increments
Turn the knob to to
access the configuration
menus, then press the
i
button for 5 seconds.
The unit will propose 4 configurations to choose from:
Configuration
Configurations of the
consumption indication function
(Menu 3)
Basic configurations (Menu 1)
Unit version
Advanced configurations (Menu 2)
Radio association
Unit version
Configuration mode
5 sec.
Menu 3 can only be accessed when the RADIO
TYBOX is associated with a RADIO TYWATT.
With thermostatic valve electric heating or hot water
heaters, the Comfort temperature can be provided by
adjusting the thermostat of each radiator.
In this case, only Economy and Frost Protection
temperatures are set by the RADIO TYBOX.
Comfort temperature set by the
RADIO TYBOX (by default)
Temperature
control Comfort
Comfort temperature set on each
radiator or convector.
In this option the screen displays ConF.
Anti-seizing off (by default)
Circulator
anti-seizing
Anti-seizing enabled (circulator
operates for 1 minute every
24 hours).
Connecting a boiler with thermostat input
Connect the black and
grey wires of the
receiver to both
terminals of the boiler
thermostat input.
Command sent
ON
OFF
Contact Inverted contact
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Boiler
thermostat input
blue wire
Mains
230V
N
L
brown wire
black wire
grey wire
RF 640
Grey
5 A max.
Black
Brown
Blue
NL
Press button 2.
To change the various settings, press the + or -
buttons, then press OK to confirm the change and go
to the next setting.
Advanced configurations (menu 2)
Modification
authorization
for the user
Program and temperature settings
(from 5 to 30°C) modification authorized
Program and set-point setting
modification unauthorized
(Comfort: 16 to 22°C,
Economy: 13 to 19°C
Frost Protection: 5 to 11°C)
If there is a difference between the temperature noted (ther-
mometer) and the temperature measured and displayed by
the unit, function 2-02 modifies the way the probe takes mea-
surements so as to compensate for this difference.
E.g.
If the temperature dis-
played by the unit is 19°C
and the temperature mea-
sured is 20°C, add 1°C to
the display and confirm by
pressing OK.
Correction of the
measured
temperature.
Correction possible from -5°C to +5°C
in increments of 0.1°C.
Press the + or - buttons to make changes,
and confirm with the OK button.
Continuous set-point temperature
display (by default)..
With this option, press
i
to display
the room temperature.
Automatic mode
temperature
display option
Continuous room temperature
display.
With this option, press
i
to display
the set-point temperature.
Advanced configurations (menu 2)
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