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General| Brand | EdilKamin |
|---|---|
| Model | PHOENIX 1115620 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Lists frequency, power supply, dimensions, weight, display size, and operating temperature range.
Explains how to lock and unlock the remote control buttons using a key combination.
Details various symbols like WARNING, MODE, INFO Bar, and status indicators shown on the remote display.
Describes the primary functions of buttons like ON/OFF, Increase, Decrease, OK, MENU, and RETURN.
Explains how the backlighting and display switch off automatically to save power.
Steps for updating the remote control's firmware using a USB drive.
Procedure to establish communication between the remote control and the appliance.
Instructions on how to disassociate the remote control from its current circuit board.
Steps to confirm the disassociation process and prepare for re-linking.
Details Manual, Automatic, and Crono modes with settable parameters like power and ventilation.
Describes Stand-By, Relax, and Easy Timer functions for enhanced control.
Lists optional connections for external thermostats, telephone diallers, and ducting fans.
Explains the startup phases: CLEAN, START, Load Pellets, and WARM UP.
Details the display indications and process when turning the appliance off.
How to force ON/OFF operations when timer scheduling is active.
Instructions on how to turn the appliance on and off using the remote control.
How to switch between Automatic and Manual operating modes.
Guide to setting the desired room temperature in Automatic mode using +/- buttons.
How to set room temperature for ducted zones when probes are active.
Guide to adjusting the power level (flame symbol) in Manual mode using +/- buttons.
How to activate the natural convection function by pressing the dedicated button.
How to deactivate the Relax function and its effects on power and fan.
Instructions on how to access the main menu using the 'AM' button.
Details button functions and lists main menu items like Crono, Fan, Stand By.
Lists options such as Date-Time, Language, Buzzer, and Technical Menu.
Explains setting temperature setpoints and time periods for the Crono mode.
How to enter the Crono setting menu via the AM Menu.
Steps to enable or disable the Crono function using the 'Enable' option.
Explains setting Night (T1), Day (T2), and Comfort (T3) temperatures.
How to use +/- buttons to set specific temperature values with 0.5 increments.
How to display and modify the daily scheduling for Crono mode.
Details on setting, copying, and deleting schedule entries.
How to choose specific days of the week to view or modify their schedules.
How to select 'SET' to begin detailed schedule configuration for a day.
Using buttons to set time periods and temperature levels within a day's schedule.
Instructions on using the 'Delete' function to reset a daily schedule.
How to copy an existing schedule from one day to another.
Steps to paste a copied schedule onto a target day.
How to navigate to the ventilation settings within the AM Menu.
Steps to select and set fan speed for different fan outputs (FAN1, FAN2, FAN3).
Explains how the Standby function operates in Automatic and Crono modes.
How to set the specific time duration for the Standby function.
Notes that the Night function is only available when Crono is inactive.
How to configure deferred ON and OFF times for the appliance.
How to load pellets after an alarm, primarily for technician use during start-up.
How to access and read diagnostic status information for troubleshooting.
How to adjust the current date and time settings on the remote control.
Option to change the display language of the remote control.
Details PLT Recipe and Technical Menu, restricted for technician use.
What happens during automatic shutdown and how to restart the appliance.
Explains alarm codes and messages indicating shutdown reasons.
Procedure to unlock the appliance after a shutdown event.
Explains error codes related to air intake, fan speed, flame detection, and ignition.
Explains error codes related to airflow sensors and thermocouple issues.
Explains error codes for fumes temperature, overheating, gearmotor, and board overheating.
Explains error codes for safety switch intervention and probe failures.
Describes the warning indicator for a low remote control battery level.
Explains the 'no network' icon and behavior during loss of communication.
How the PLT symbol and beep indicate low pellet levels.
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