DELTA DORE TYBOX 610 - User Manual

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TYBOX 610
Weekly programmable thermostat
User guide
This appliance is compliant with the requirements of
directives 2004/108/EC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
and 2006/95/EC (Low-Voltage Safety)
Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics given in the text and the illustrations provided in this
document are not binding unless expressly confirmed
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1 - Description
Thermostat
Selector dial
Information
button
Selector dial
Modification
buttons (function
dependent)
Manual mode
Shutdown
Set-point
temperature setting
Configuration mode
Time setting
Programming
Automatic mode
2 - Time setting
Turn the selector dial to the position marked .
The day numbers flash.
• Press + or - to set the day, then OK to confirm and
go to the next setting.
Repeat these steps to set the hours and minutes.
To exit the “time setting” mode, turn the selector dial.
Days
Hours
Minutes
(1: Monday… 7: Sunday)
3 - Set-point temperature setting
Turn the selector dial to
This mode is used to select the setback and
comfort set-point temperatures.
Note:
Only the setback set-point temperature
will be available to you if you have opted
for the comfort setting for every radiator
(menu CF03) of the “installation guide”.
• Press + or - to set the comfort temperature,
then confirm with OK to move to the next
setting for the setback temperature.
Confirm again with OK.
The set-point temperatures are adjustable
from 5 to 30°C in heating mode and from
18 to 35°C in cooling mode in steps of
0.5°C. To set the cooling set-point tempe-
ratures, switch the thermostat to cooling
mode (refer to the heating / cooling mode
change menu).
Setting the comfort
temperature
Confirmation
Setting the setback
temperature
Confirmation
4 - Programming
• Create your programme
Programming starts on day 1 at midnight. Press the or buttons
to create different Setback or Comfort periods (in 1/2 hour intervals).
There are 2 possibilities for confirming
your programme:
• Confirm and copy the programme
to the next day
Hold down the OK button for 3 seconds to
confirm and copy the programme you just
created to the next day.
• Confirm the programme
Press the OK button to confirm and go to
programming for the next day.
Turn the selector dial to the position marked
The default programme is a Comfort period from 6.00am to 11.00pm.
The return key is used to modify a programme by returning to a specific time slot
OR
1st time slot
Set one 1/2 hour
period in setback mode
Set one 1/2 hour
period in comfort mode
Days
Return
button
Confirmation
button
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17h30 23h
Example: Comfort from 6.30am to
8.30 am and 5.30 pm to 11.00 pm
Press up to 06:30
Press up to 17:30
Press up to 00:00
Press up to 08:30
Press up to 23:00
Copy and confirm,
or confirm
5 - Automatic mode
Turn the selector dial to the position marked . Your thermostat will function according
to the programme.
NOTE:
By default, your unit will continuously display the set-point temperature. If you want to modify this
parameter, please refer to the CF02 menu of the “installation guide”, or contact your installer.
Current day
Time
Information
button
Request for
heat or cold
Room
temperature
Current
mode
Current day
programming
Absence
button
Timer
mode button
6 - Timer mode
This mode is used to choose a particular
mode for a given amount of time.
In AUTO mode, press on the button
• Press + or - to set the duration that you
want (between 30 minutes and 72 hours),
then on OK to confirm.
Example: Timer mode for 30 minutes.
• Press + or - to set the set-point temperature
that you want (from 5 to 30°C for heating
mode and from 18 to 35°C for cooling
mode), then on OK to confirm and start the
countdown.
Duration of timer mode
Cancel
Cancel Temperature
setting
Set-point
temperature
adjustment
Confirm
and begin
countdown
Setting the duration
Confirmation
Press on OK during Timer mode to modify
the settings.
To cancel the current Timer mode,
press on the button
Return to AUTO mode at the end of the countdown
• Carefully read these instructions prior to installation.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself; an after-sales service is available.

Summary

Time Setting Procedure

Setting the Day

Procedure to set the current day of the week.

Setting Hours and Minutes

Steps for configuring the current time (hours and minutes).

Set-Point Temperature Adjustment

Comfort Temperature Setting

How to adjust the desired comfort temperature.

Setback Temperature Setting

How to adjust the desired setback temperature.

Weekly Programme Configuration

Creating Your Programme

Steps to create custom comfort and setback periods.

Confirming and Copying Programme

How to confirm and copy the created programme to the next day.

Confirming Programme Progression

Procedure to confirm the current day's programme and move to the next.

Automatic Mode Operation

Timer Mode Functionality

Setting Timer Duration

How to specify the duration for the timer mode.

Setting Timer Temperature

How to set the desired temperature for the timer mode.

Confirm and Begin Countdown

Absence Mode for Frost Protection

Setting Number of Days Absent

Procedure to set the duration of absence for frost protection.

Setting Absence Temperature

How to define the temperature during absence.

Heating;Cooling Mode Change

Switching Between Modes

Battery Replacement Procedure

Low Battery Indicator

Opening Thermostat Housing

Correct Battery Insertion

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Resolving Blank Screen Issues

Steps to take when the room unit screen is blank.

Addressing Temperature Mismatches

Heating System Not Active

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Time Setting
4. Set-point Temperature Setting
5. Programming (PROG Mode)
6. Automatic Mode (AUTO Mode)
7. Timer Mode
8. Absence Mode
9. Manual Mode
10. Shutdown Mode
11. Heating/Cooling Change Mode
12. Information Button
13. Maintenance Features
14. Battery Replacement
15. Troubleshooting

The Delta Dore Tybox 610 is a weekly programmable thermostat designed to manage heating and cooling systems, offering a range of modes and features for precise temperature control and energy efficiency.

Function Description:

The Tybox 610 serves as a central control unit for your home's climate, allowing users to program temperature settings based on their weekly schedule. It supports both heating and cooling modes, making it suitable for reversible heat pump systems. The thermostat continuously displays the current time, day, and room temperature, with additional indicators for the active mode (AUTO, PROG, MANUAL, ABSENCE, TIMER, SHUTDOWN) and system status (heating/cooling request).

Usage Features:

The device features a selector dial and modification buttons for easy navigation and setting adjustments.

Time Setting:

Users can set the current day, hour, and minute. The day numbers flash during this process, and confirmation is done via the OK button.

Set-point Temperature Setting:

This mode allows users to define their desired comfort and setback temperatures. Temperatures can be adjusted in 0.5°C increments, ranging from 5°C to 30°C for heating and 18°C to 35°C for cooling. The thermostat can be switched between heating and cooling modes via a dedicated menu.

Programming (PROG Mode):

In this mode, users can create a weekly program, defining comfort or setback periods in 30-minute intervals. Programming starts from day 1 at midnight, with a default comfort period from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Programs can be confirmed and copied to subsequent days, or simply confirmed for the current day. The return key allows for modifications by returning to a specific time slot.

Automatic Mode (AUTO Mode):

Once programmed, the thermostat operates automatically according to the defined weekly schedule. It displays the current day, time, room temperature, and the active mode.

Timer Mode:

This feature allows for a temporary change in the thermostat's operation for a specified duration. Users can set a duration (from 30 minutes to 72 hours) and a desired set-point temperature. The thermostat will revert to AUTO mode once the countdown ends. Settings can be modified during Timer mode, and the mode can be canceled at any time.

Absence Mode:

Designed for periods of absence, this mode protects the home from frost. Users can specify the number of days they will be away (1 to 99 days) and set a frost protection temperature (5°C to 15°C for heating mode). If the system is in cooling mode, it will shut down during absence. The thermostat will resume automatic operation at midnight on the return day.

Manual Mode:

In Manual mode, the thermostat maintains a constant set-point temperature chosen by the user. This mode overrides any programmed schedules until the selector dial is turned to another position.

Shutdown Mode:

This mode completely shuts down the heating system. The screen displays the current room temperature, but users can opt to display the time instead.

Heating/Cooling Change Mode:

For reversible heat pump systems, the thermostat allows users to switch between heating (HEAT) and cooling (COOL) modes. This change is typically performed by pressing and holding the information button for at least 3 seconds. The screen will briefly show the Cool indicator and the set-point temperature before switching to cooling mode. This functionality is dependent on specific configuration settings.

Information Button:

In AUTO mode, pressing the information button displays either the room temperature or the set-point temperature, depending on the installation configuration. A brief touch of the button will show the current mode.

Maintenance Features:

Battery Replacement:

The thermostat indicates a low battery level with a dedicated symbol, providing approximately one month to replace the batteries. It requires two 1.5V alkaline batteries (LR03 or AAA). Users must ensure correct polarity and dispose of used batteries responsibly. Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. The device allows for approximately 30 seconds to change batteries before the time settings are reset.

Troubleshooting:

The manual includes a troubleshooting section to help users resolve common issues such as a blank screen (check batteries), inaccurate temperature readings (refer to control unit guide), or the heating system being off (check thermostat mode).

The Tybox 610 is designed for user-friendliness and adaptability, offering comprehensive control over home climate while promoting energy efficiency through its programmable features and various operating modes.

DELTA DORE TYBOX 610 Specifications