Optimum VIBE User Manual

OPTIMUM VIBE PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT - USER INSTRUCTIONS
Transmier and receiver display / controls
Receiver
operate the receiver
manually
switch the receiver
on or o
Temporary override using the UP and DOWN arrow icons.
Whilst in program mode (display shows PRG in the top-right) , you can adjust the set temperature by touching
the UP or DOWN arrows. This is a temporary override of the current temperature seng. The display will
change from showing ‘ROOM’ and the current measured temperature, to showing ‘SET’ and the temperature
that you are now seng. Five seconds aer you have changed the temperature to the value you want for the
me-being, the thermostat will ‘me-out’ and once again show ‘ROOM’ and the measured temperature. The
heang will be switched ON or OFF according to the adjustment you have made. The programmed me / tem-
perature seng will be restored with the next program entry in the memory.
Permanent override—manual mode using the SET icon
In the program run mode, touch the SET icon briey to choose between Program mode (PRG) or manual mode
(sun symbol ). In manual mode you can set a dierent temperature from the programme. Manual mode is a
permanent selecon which will only change if you touch the SET icon again. Program mode (PRG) runs the pro-
grammed me & temperature sequence.
Set the me & weekday:
Insert the baeries with correct polarity. The screen will jump to me-seng mode. Or—during normal opera-
on, touch the SET icon for 5 seconds to go into me-seng mode. Using the UP and DOWN arrow icons you can
set the current me—you must also set the weekday. Whether you change a value or not, touch the SET icon to
conrm and move on to the next seng. Go back to run mode by pressing ON/OFF or BACK, or the VIBE will
‘me-out’ to run mode aer about ten seconds.
SET
SET
Touch-sensive buons:
Power
Heang on
OVERRIDE
(short press)
RF LINK
(long press)
ON/OFF
Transmier
switch on or o
PROG to programme
SET to select pre-set temperatures
increase / decrease temperature
back icon to go back
VIBE
ON/OFF
UP
PROGRAM
DOWN
SETTINGS
BACK
PROG
SET
Program mode
Current program number
Manual mode
Weekday indicator
Current me
Heat demand indicator
Temperature
0
C
Set temperature—during programming or when manually changing
Room temperature (default temperature display)

Optimum VIBE Specifications

General

Type	Smart Thermostat
Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Display	Touchscreen
Geofencing	Yes
Energy Saving Features	Scheduling
Voice Control	Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant
Installation	DIY or Professional
Compatibility	Works with most HVAC systems

Summary

Transmitter Basic Operation

Touch-Sensitive Buttons

Functions of buttons like ON/OFF, PROG, SET, UP, DOWN for thermostat control.

Temporary Temperature Override

How to adjust temperature temporarily using arrow icons for a specific period.

Permanent Override and Manual Mode

Using the SET icon to switch between Program and Manual modes.

Setting Time and Weekday

Steps to configure the current time and day of the week.

Thermostat Programming

Factory Pre-set Programs

Default time and temperature sequences for weekdays and weekends.

Creating Custom Programs

Overwriting pre-set sequences to create personalized heating schedules.

Example Program Schedule

Illustrative 24-hour temperature profile for different times of day.

Parameter Configuration

Accessing Configuration Menu

Procedure to enter settings menu using ON/OFF, SET, and UP buttons.

Configuration Options Overview

List of adjustable parameters including calibration, temperature limits, and display settings.

Temperature Regulation Modes

Selection of modes like Normal (ON/OFF), Optimum Start (OPs), and Time Proportional.

Advanced Features and Specifications

Additional Configuration Notes

Detailed explanations for options like frost protection, display settings, and TPi.

Low Battery Indication

How to identify and handle low battery status for the transmitter.

Receiver and Transmitter Power Management

Information on turning devices on/off and refreshing RF link.

Technical Specifications

Details on radio frequency, power, dimensions, range, and control features.