a different setting, press OK, "YES" ashes. Use the "+
or -" buttons to change it to "no". Press OK again to ac-
cept. You have now deactivated the adaptive start time
function.
o "oP YES":
Open window detection: when the thermostat detects
an open window, the radiator will switch temporarily
to Anti -frost mode and return to its previous operati
ng mode after the window has been closed. It is set to
"YES" by default. For a different setting, press OK, "YES"
ashes. Use the "+ or -" buttons to change it to "no".
Press OK again to accept. When you deactivate the
open window detection function, the symbol is no lon-
ger displayed on the remote control.
o "t 30.0 °c":
For safety reasons, you can limit the setpoint tempera-
ture. The default setting is 30°C, but you can lower this
temperature down to 20°C. Press OK, " 30.0 °c" ashes.
Use the "+ or -" buttons to change it. Press OK again to
accept.
o "Sd EHt":
Sensor regulated temperature, set to " EHt" by default.
This means the radiator sensor is used to regulate the
temperature.
You can change this setting. Press OK, " EHt" ashes.
Use the "+ or -" buttons to change it to "Int".
Press OK again to accept. You are now using the remote
control's sensor to regulate the temperature.
" EHt" = Radiator sensor "Int"= Remote control sensor
o "t 0.0 °c":
Set point temperature regulation: use this if you noti
ce a discrepancy between the setpoint temperature
and the ambient temperature indicated on the remote
control. This is set to 0.0°c by default. Press OK, " 0.0
°c" ashes. Use the "+ or -" buttons to change it. Press
OK again to accept. Settings range between -3.0°C and
+3.0°C. Regulation is only possible if you are using the
radiator's internal sensor to regulate the temperature:
" EHt" = Radiator sensor.
o "tS 100":
You can limit the surface temperature of your radiator
to 3 different levels
100%
70% or 55% .
This function allows you to reduce the amount of heat
produced and must be taken into consideration when
assessing a room's heating requirements. This is set to
100% by default. To change this setting, press OK, " 100
" ashes. Use the "+ or -" to change it. Press OK again
to accept. Following a change to this setting, the sym-
bol
will appear differently on the screen of
your remote control.
o "AC no":
Room sensor calibration (sensor located on your
radiator). Calibration must be carried out after
one day's operation at the same setpoint. Place
a thermometer in the middle of the room about
1.5 m above ground level and note the tempera-
ture measured after 1 hour. When going into the
calibration setting for the rst time, the display
will show "no" to indicate that calibration has
not been done. Press OK, and the temperature
will ash. Enter the temperature reading from
your thermometer using the "+ or -" buttons,
then accept your setting by pressing OK. "AC
YES" appears on the screen. You have success-
fully completed calibration. You can cancel the
calibration and return to "no" by pressing both
"+" and "-" simultaneously.
Important note: If another room temperature is
shown on the Remote control it can mean that
your remote control is in an inappropriate place.
o "Ch YES":
Automatic switch to Daylight Saving Time and
back again, this is set to " YES" by default. You
can change it by pressing OK, " YES" ashes. Use
the "+ or -" buttons to change it to "no". Press
OK again to accept. In this case, you will have
to change the time manually each summer and
winter.
o "CL ":
Reset your remote control, return to default fac-
tory settings. Press and hold OK for 8 seconds.
When all the icons are displayed on the screen
and the remote control ashes orange once,
your remote control has been successfully reset.
You will be returned to comfort mode at 19°C,
and all custom timer programs U1 to U4 are
cleared.
o "UE 0.1":
Software version, for your information.
o " End":
Display shows "End". Press OK to exit the instal-
ler menu and return to the previous mode.
Note: When navigating inside the installer
menu, you can exit at any time and return to the
previous mode by pressing the return button
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