DELTA DORE TYBOX - User Manual

• Carefully read these instructions prior to installation.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself;
after-sales service is available.
Turn the selector dial to AUTO.
Your thermostat will function according to the program.
NOTE:
According to the configuration during installation,
your unit will continuously display the set-point
temperature or the temperature of the room.
To change these settings, refer to the installation
section of these instructions, or contact our customer
service department or your installer.
In automatic mode, override is used to go from
Comfort to Setback mode (or conversely) until
the next program change.
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This mode is used to choose a set-point temperature
that remains constant.
Turn the selector dial to .
To exit this mode, turn the selector dial.
This thermostat lets you program your heating system
to Comfort or Setback mode.
1. Presentation
2. Automatic mode
4. Timer mode 5. Continuous mode 6. Absence mode
3. Override
TYBOX
TYBOX
Daily/weekly programmable thermostat
User guide
Selector dial
position
Modification
buttons
Time
Current day
Example: it is 15:30 and you would like to switch to
Comfort mode before the set time (17:00).
Current day programming
Press the override
button.
Override
currently
active
Confirm
Confirm
Confirm
Change of the
set-point temperature
Set-point
temperature
Confirm
Adjustment of the set-point
temperature (from 5 to 30°C)
Adjustment of the duration from 15
minutes to 72 hours (in increments
of 15 minutes)
Choice of set-point
temperature (from 5 to
30°C)
Return to AUTO mode
at the end of the
countdown
At 17:00, the program will
return to its usual program.
To cancel the current override,
press the button once more.
Room
temperature
Current day
programming
Current mode
Display in automatic mode
Override
Information
button
Selector
dial
Shutdown mode
Absence mode
Timer mode
Automatic mode
Continuous mode
Time setting
Programming
Set-point temperature
adjustment
This mode is used to choose a set-point temperature for
a given amount of time.
Turn the selector dial to .
To make changes to the
current mode, press OK
once more. in corso, premete
nuovamente sul tasto OK.
To cancel the current timer
mode,turn the selector dial.
To make changes to the current
mode, press OK once more.
To cancel the current timer mode,
turn the selector dial.
This mode lets you place your home under
FrostProtection if you need to leave for several days.
Turn the selector dial to .
Adjustment of the number of days
(1 to 365)
Example: for a departure on 1 March
and a return on 16 March, program 15
days of absence. Automatic operation
will resume on 16 Marchat midnight.
Adjustment of the set-point
temperature (from 5 to 15°C)
Confirm and start the
calendar countdown.
Return to AUTO mode
at the end of the
countdown
Delta Dore hereby declares that the equipment complies
with the essential requirements and other relevant provi-
sions of the R&TTE Directive 2004/108/CE
(Electromagnetic Compatibility) and 2006/95/EC
(Low Voltage safety).
The EC declaration of conformity for this equipment is
available, on request, from:
"Technical information" department
DELTA DORE - Bonnemain - 35270 Combourg (France)
E-mail : info.techniques@deltadore.com
Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics given in the text
and the illustrations of this document are not binding unless confirmed by our services.
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Summary

Operating Modes

Automatic Mode

Thermostat operates according to the pre-set program schedule.

Override Function

Temporarily change the set-point temperature until the next program change.

Timer Mode

Set a specific temperature for a defined duration.

Continuous Mode

Maintain a constant set-point temperature without time limits.

Absence Mode

Sets FrostProtection for extended periods away from home.

Shutdown Mode

Shuts down the heating system completely.

Configuration and Settings

Set-point Temperature Adjustment

Adjusts Comfort and Setback temperatures from 5 to 30°C.

Time Setting

Set the current day, hour, and minute for accurate operation.

Programming Schedules

Create and manage daily or weekly heating programs.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Battery Replacement

Guidance on replacing batteries to maintain device power.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addresses display problems, power issues, and program setting errors.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Maintenance Features

This document describes the Delta Dore Tybox, a daily/weekly programmable thermostat designed to control your heating system in either Comfort or Setback mode. It provides detailed instructions on various operating modes, programming, and maintenance.

Function Description

The Tybox thermostat allows users to manage their heating system by setting specific temperatures for different periods throughout the day and week. It offers several operating modes:

• Automatic Mode: The thermostat follows a pre-programmed schedule, automatically switching between Comfort and Setback temperatures.
• Override Function: In automatic mode, users can temporarily switch between Comfort and Setback modes until the next scheduled program change. For example, if it's 15:30 and the next program change is at 17:00, you can activate an override to switch to Comfort mode immediately, and the system will revert to its usual program at 17:00.
• Timer Mode: This mode allows users to set a specific temperature for a defined duration, ranging from 15 minutes to 72 hours in 15-minute increments. This is useful for temporary adjustments without altering the main program.
• Continuous Mode: In this mode, a constant set-point temperature is maintained until the user exits the mode. The temperature can be adjusted from 5°C to 30°C.
• Absence Mode: Designed for extended periods away from home, this mode sets the heating system to Frost Protection. Users can program the number of days (1 to 365) they will be absent, and the system will automatically resume normal operation at midnight on the return date. The set-point temperature in this mode can be adjusted from 5°C to 15°C.
• Shutdown Mode: This mode completely shuts down the heating system.

Usage Features

The thermostat is operated primarily through a selector dial and modification buttons.

• Selector Dial: Used to navigate between different operating modes (Shutdown, Absence, Timer, Automatic, Continuous, Time Setting, Programming, Set-point Temperature Adjustment).
• Modification Buttons: These buttons are used to adjust settings such as duration, temperature, and program times.
• Display: The display shows the current time, room temperature, current mode, and program status. Depending on the configuration, it may continuously display either the set-point temperature or the room temperature.
• Programming:
  • Setting the Time: The selector dial is turned to the time setting mode, and the modification buttons are used to adjust the days, hours, and minutes.
  • Creating a Program: In programming mode, users can define Comfort and Setback periods for each day of the week. The program is created by setting specific times for these modes. The thermostat allows for different programs for each day, or the same program can be copied to other days.
  • Checking a Program: Users can review their programmed schedule by pressing the "OK" button repeatedly to check the accuracy of their settings.
• Information Button: Pressing this button displays the room temperature according to the installation configuration.

Maintenance Features

The manual also provides information regarding the maintenance and troubleshooting of the device.

• Battery Replacement: The thermostat is powered by batteries. When the battery level symbol appears, it indicates that the batteries need to be replaced within 1 month. The device uses 2 LR03 batteries (AAA). It is recommended to replace both batteries simultaneously.
• Troubleshooting:
  • Display Issues: If nothing is displayed on the room unit screen, it could indicate that the batteries are flat or that the unit is not properly clipped to its base.
  • Programming Issues: If the unit is in time setting mode and the time has not been set for more than 2 hours, all other settings will have changed. In such cases, the time needs to be reset, and the program re-entered.
  • Heating System Not Responding: If the heating system does not respond, it is important to check that the thermostat is properly clipped to its base and that the symbols for "no heating" or "no cooling" are not displayed. If these issues persist, contacting customer service is recommended.
  • Incorrect Set-Point Temperature: If the set-point temperature is not correct, it may be due to incorrect programming or a faulty sensor.
  • Heating System in Frost-Protection Mode: If the heating system remains in Frost-Protection mode, it might be due to a specific setting or an issue with the device.

Important Notes:

• Always read the instructions carefully before installation.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself; contact after-sales service if needed.
• The characteristics and illustrations in the document are subject to change due to standards and equipment updates.

DELTA DORE TYBOX Specifications