C.O.K. RDF 642 2-00 Series User manual

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RDF 642x2-00
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Warning
Danger to life in case of swallowing
¾Little children can swallow batteries/the rotary control.
¾Install the room control unit outside the reach of little
children.
Advarsel
Livsfare pga. slugning
¾Småbørn kan komme til at sluge batterierne/drejeknappen.
¾Rumbetjeningsenheden skal monteres uden for småbørns
rækkevidde.
Varoitus
Nieleminen voi aiheuttaa hengenvaaran
¾Pikkulapset voivat niellä paristoja tai kiertonuppeja.
¾Huoneyksikkö on asennettava lasten ulottumattomiin.
Varning
Livsfara genom nedsväljning
¾Småbarn kan råka svälja batterier/ratten.
¾Montera rumskontrollen utom räckhåll för småbarn.
Ostrzeżenie
Zagrożenie dla życia w przypadku połknięcia
¾Małe dzieci mogą połknąć baterie/pokrętło.
¾Urządzenie do obsługi montować poza zasięgiem małych
dzieci.
Предостережение
Угроза жизни в случае проглатывания
¾Термостат (устройство RBG) необходимо устанавливать в
недоступном месте для маленьких детей.
¾I Не оставлять термостат (устройство RBG) без надзора при
замене батарейки.

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~150 cm
~ 30 cm
RDF 642X2-00
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AAA
1 x 2 x 1 x 1 x
(RDF 64212-00)
RDF 64212-00

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4a RDF 64212-00
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Content
1 Safety............................................................................................9
Used signal words and notes ...................................................9
Intended use .............................................................................9
General safety notes.................................................................9
2 Versions ......................................................................................10
Technical data .........................................................................10
Conformity ..............................................................................10
3 Operation ...................................................................................11
Overview and display .............................................................11
Operation................................................................................12
Radio test ................................................................................12
Commissioning (incl. pairing).................................................13
Comfort programs ..................................................................13
Lifestyle functions overview...................................................14
Lifestyle functions...................................................................15
Overview parameter...............................................................17
Parameter................................................................................18
Changing the batteries...........................................................20
4 Cleaning and Troubleshooting..................................................21
Troubleshooting......................................................................21
Cleaning ..................................................................................22
5 Decommissioning.......................................................................22
Disposal ...................................................................................22

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Used signal words and notes
Intended use
General safety notes
The radio-controlled room unit with display (in the following ab-
breviated as RBG) is the wireless operating unit for the Base Sta-
tion Wireless 24 V & 230 V BSF X0XX2-X. The unit serves for
9the control of base stations wireless of the type BSF X0XX2-X.
9the registration of the room temperature and the setting
of the desired target temperature in the allocated heating
zone.
Every other use is considered as not intended; the manufacturer
cannot be held liable for this.
1 Safety
The following symbols show you, that
¾you must do something
9a precondition must be met
Warning
there is danger for life and limb.
Warning
Danger to life in case of swallowing
Little children can swallow batteries/the rotary control.
¾Install the room control unit outside the reach of little chil-
dren.
¾Do not leave the room control unit unattended during a bat-
tery change.
¾Retain this manual and provide it to future owners.

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Technical data
2 Versions
RDF 64202-00 RDF 64212-00
Floor temperature monitoring – Remote sensor
Voltage supply 2 x LR03/AAA (micro battery) alkaline
Radio technology Radio, 868 MHz SRD band
Battery lifetime >2 years
Radio range 25 m (in buildings)
Protection type/protection class IP20 / III
Ambient temperature 0 to 50°C
Ambient humidity 5 to 80 %, not condensing
Dimensions (WxHxD): 86 x 86 x 26.5 mm
Target temp. setting range 5 to 30°C
Target temp. resolution 0.2 K
Actual temp. measuring range 0 to 40°C (int. sensor)
Measuring accuracy of internal
NTC ±0.3 K
Conformity
This product is labelled with the CE Marking and thus is in com-
pliance with the requirements from the guidelines:
92004/108/EG with amendments “Council for Coordination of
the Regulations of EU Member Countries regarding Electro-
magnetic Compatibility”
92006/95/EG with amendments “Council for Coordination
of the Regulations of EU Member Countries regarding the
electrical equipment for use within certain voltage limits”
9“Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Act
(FTEG) and Guideline 1999/5/EG (R&TTE)”
Increased protection requirements may exist for the overall
installation, the compliance of which is the responsibility of the
installer.

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Overview and display
3 Operation
Display with function indications
Room temperature
Time
Rotary Control
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning
Menu “Functions”
active Day mode active
Menu “Param-
eters” active Night mode active
Menü „Service“
aktiv
Bedewing
detected, cooling
mode deactivated
Important note/
malfunction
Installation is in
cooling mode
Child safety lock
active
Installation is in
heating mode
Low battery
Presence active
(only in Automatic
mode)
Stand-by mode
active
Party function
active
Radiated power Holiday function
active
Automatic mode
active
Minimum oor
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Operation
Radio test
The room control unit can be operated via the rotary control:
Pressing the rotary control activates menus and func-
tions.
+-
Rotating allows setting the target temperature as well
as navigating between menus and functions.
Abasic level and three menus are available.
Basic level:
+-
Rotating sets the desired target temperature.
Menu selection with:
Functions: includes all important lifestyle functions.
Parameters: includes several parameters as e. g. heat-
ing and setback temperatures, date and many more.
Service: includes settings for the specialist (secured by
PIN, see manual of the base station)
¾A long press of the rotary knob activates the radio test.
9The LED of the connected heating zone is toggled for
1 minutes, thus switched on or off depending on it‘s current
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Commissioning (incl. pairing)
Comfort programs
9Ensure that no other base stations are in pairing mode.
¾Activate the pairing function at the base station for the de-
sired heating zone (see base station manual BSF X0XX2-X).
¾Press the rotary control >1 s. in order to activate pairing func-
tion.
9The base station and the room control unit are connected to
each other.
9If the base station has been programmed before, the date
and time of the room control unit are set automatically.
For rst commissioning of the base station:
¾Set year, date and time by rotating, conrm entries by press-
ing.
Comfort programs include pre-dened heating times to be used
for working days (1-5) or for the weekend (6-7). Outside the heat-
ing times the installation switches to night mode. You can select
the comfort programs in the Parameter menu. The Smart Start
Technology of the system calculates the required line-up times in
order to provide the desired temperature at the starting time of
the heating program.
Programm Comfort time 1 Comfort time 2
P0 05:30 – 21:00 –
P1 04:30 – 08:30 17:30 – 21:30
P2 06:30 – 10:00 18:00 – 22:00
P3 07:30 – 17:30 –
You can create individual comfort programs with the on-line
software available under www.ezr-home.de and transfer these
to the basis station with a MicroSD card.

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Lifestyle functions overview
In this menu you can activate or deactivate the lifestyle functions.
¾Press the rotary control.
¾Activate the menu “Lifestyle functions” by pressing the rotary
control again.
¾Select the desired lifestyle function.
The following lifestyle functions are available to you; you can
nd further information in the table “Functions” on the next
pages.
Note: It may take up to 10 minutes before changes of global life-
style functions are displayed on all room control units.
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Lifestyle functions Symbol Steps
Party
Deactivates the
temperature set-
back for XX hours
¾Activate by pressing.
¾Set the duration in hours
(hh)
¾Conrm your entry by press-
ing.
Presence
Weekend heating
times are also used
for working day
¾Only available in automatic
mode.
¾Activate by pressing.
Day (default set-
ting)
Permanent regula-
tion after setting
the target tem-
perature
¾Activate by pressing.
Night
Permanent setback
to a programmed
night temperature.
¾Activate by pressing.
Automatic
Automatic temper-
ature regulation
according to the
correspondingly
activated comfort
programs
¾Activate by pressing.
Lifestyle functions

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Lifestyle functions Symbol Steps
Switching off
Deactivates the
room control unit,
the temperature is
still displayed, an-
tifreeze operation
is activated
¾Press in order to switch off
the room control unit
¾A short press switches the
room control unit on again
Holiday mode
The temperature is
set back auto-
matically to the set
holiday tempera-
ture
¾Activate by pressing.
¾Select 1. the start date and
2. the end date (dd:mm) con-
rm by pressing.
¾Deactivate the holiday mode
by calling the function again.
Child safety lock
Locks the room
operating unit
¾Activate by pressing.
¾Deactivate by prolonged
pressing (>3 s).
BACK
The room control
unit returns to the
basic level.
¾Exit the menu by pressing
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Overview parameter
This menu is needed only for basic setup.
¾Press the rotary control.
¾Select the menu “Parameters” and activate it by pressing
again.
The following parameters are available to you, you can nd fur-
ther information in the table “Parameters” on the next page.
Note: It may take up to 10 minutes before changes of global life-
style functions are displayed on all room control units.
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min.
max.
E-CL
SET
P0
6-7 P0
1-5
SET
TIME
XX.X
XX.X
XX.X
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Parameter Symbol Steps
Temperature
for presence in
heating mode
¾Activate and set the de-
sired temperature.
¾Conrm by pressing.
Temperature
for presence in
cooling mode
¾Activate and set the de-
sired temperature.
¾Conrm by pressing.
Setback temperature
for heating mode
¾Activate and set the de-
sired temperature.
¾Conrm by pressing.
Setback temperature
for cooling mode
¾Activate and set the de-
sired temperature.
¾Conrm by pressing.
Floor heating mini-
mum temperature
¾Activate and select
the desired com-
fort temperature
(1.0...6.0 ≈ 18 °C...28 °C)
¾Conrm by pressing.
Setback temperature
for holidays
¾Activate and set the de-
sired temperature.
¾Conrm by pressing.
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Parameter Symbol Steps
Setting the
temperature limit
min
max
¾Activate
¾Select the min./max. set-
table temperature, con-
rm each by pressing
Switching the exter-
nal timer on and off
E-CL
SET
¾Activate and select the
status On or Off.
¾Conrm by pressing.
Select Comfort
program for working
days
P0
1-5
¾Activate and conrm
entry.
¾Select and activate life-
style program (P0-P3).
Select Comfort
program for the
weekend
P0
6-7
¾Activate and conrm
entry.
¾Select and activate life-
style program (P0-P3).
Set time/date SET
TIME
¾Activate, set year (yyyy),
month (mm) and day
(dd) as well as time
(hh:mm), conrm each
by pressing.
Info software version
of room control unit
So1
XX.X
¾Display of the room con-
trol unit software ver-
sion
Info base station
software version
So2
XX.X
¾Display of the base sta-
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Parameter

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Parameter Symbol Steps
Info software version
Ethernet Controller
So3
XX.X
¾Display of the software
version of the Ethernet
Controller
User level reset
!Reset of all user
settings to factory
settings!
RES
USER
¾Activate and select Yes
¾Press in order to reset all
functions.
Parameter
Changing the batteries
¾Activate the room control unit by pressing.
9All previously made settings will be recovered.
Warning
Danger to life in case of swallowing
Little children can swallow batteries/rotating knobs.
¾Do not leave the room control unit unattended during a bat-
tery change.
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