DELTA DORE Tybox 1117 User manual

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Tybox 1117
Installation and User
Guide
Contents
1. Installing the transmier............................................................................................ 3
1.1 Location...................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Mounting/Connection .......................................................................................................3
2. Time and date seing ................................................................................................. 4
3. Conguring your device (Menu 1) .............................................................................. 5
Menu 1-02 Programme duration..............................................................................................5
Menu 1-03 Pre-heat activation/deactivation...................................................................5
Menu 1-08 Controlling the Comfort temperature ...........................................................5
Menu 1-09 Anti-seize activation/deactivation .................................................................5
4. Conguring your device (Menu 2) ............................................................................. 6
Menu 2-01 Locking or unlocking the seings.....................................................................6
Menu 2-02 Correcting the measured temperature .........................................................6
Menu 2-04 Temperature displayed in AUTO mode (setpoint or room).....................6
Menu 2-05 12h/24h time and date format..........................................................................6
Menu 2-06 Automatic summer/winter changeover........................................................6
Menu 2-07 Time to boiler/heat pump maintenance.......................................................7
Menu 2-08 Control time base ..................................................................................................7
Menu 2-11 Hysteresis seing (if 2-08 = tor)...........................................................................7
Menu 2-17 Reseing the boiler/heat pump operating hours meter..........................7
5. Seings reset................................................................................................................ 8
6. Technical characteristics ........................................................................................... 8
Installation

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Utilisation
1. Description .................................................................................................................... 9
2. Automatic mode (AUTO)............................................................................................. 9
3. Override ......................................................................................................................... 9
4. Information buon ...................................................................................................... 10
5. Time seing................................................................................................................... 10
6. Adjusting temperature seings ................................................................................ 10
7. Programming................................................................................................................. 11
7.1 Quick programming ............................................................................................................11
7.2 Customising a programme...............................................................................................12
7.3 Programme verication .....................................................................................................13
7.4 Return to initial programme .............................................................................................13
8. Manual mode ................................................................................................................ 14
9. Absence mode .............................................................................................................. 14
10. O mode........................................................................................................................ 14
11. Pre-heat function......................................................................................................... 15
11.1 Changing baeries .............................................................................................................15
11.2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).................................................................................15

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~1,50 m
Mini 20 cm
PROG x 1
PROG x 7
NL 123
RCT
123
RCT
Th
Ø max. 1,5 mm²
OFF
ON
1. Installing the transmitter
1.1 Location
The thermostat can be mounted on the wall in
a room whose temperature is representative
of the location’s average temperature, with a
recommended height of 1.5m and it should also
be nowhere near any heat sources (reworks,
sunlight, etc.) or air ows (window, door, etc.).
To avoid unwanted air movements that would
distort the sensor measurement, the wire entry
into the ush-mounted box must be plugged
(mastic, glass wool, etc.).
IMPORTANT: Do not install the thermostat on a
wall in contact with the outside or with an
unheated room (e.g. garage, etc.).
1.2 Mounting/Connection
❶Switch o the power to your setup.
❷Separate the box from its base.
❸Connect and secure the base. Your Tybox
must be connected with exible or rigid cables
with a maximum cross-section of 1.5 mm².
❹Insert the baeries
WARNING: make sure you insert the baeries
facing the right way and that they are the right
type (no lithium baeries).
❺Toggle the switch to choose the programme
type: weekly (A) or daily (B).
❻❼ Close and lock the box.
❽Turn on the power to your setup.
Thermostat input control
Circulator control
INSTALLATION

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❶Turn the knob to .
❷-> ❻ Set the day, month, year with + or -.
❼Conrm with OK.
❽-> ❿ Set the hour then the minutes with + or -.
⓫Conrm with OK.
⓬ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
2. Time and date setting

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3. Configuring your device (Menu 1)
Menu 1-02 Programme duration
You can set programming by the hour, half hour, or quarter of an hour.
Default seing: 1 hour.
60 min.
30 min.
15 min.
Menu 1-03 Pre-heat activation/deactivation
Pre-heat means you can enjoy the Comfort temperature you want at the scheduled hour (see § “Pre-heat
function”).
Default seing: Pre-heat o
Pre-heat o
Pre-heat on
Menu 1-08 Controlling the Comfort temperature
For hot water heaters with thermostatic valves, the Comfort temperature can be provided by adjusting the
thermostat on each radiator.
In AUTO mode, the device will show “Conf” during Comfort periods and will be set to constant heating. Only the
Economy and Frost Protection temperatures are controlled by the Tybox.
Default seing: Comfort is controlled by the Tybox.
Comfort controlled by Tybox
Comfort controlled by each radiator
Menu 1-09 Anti-seize activation/deactivation
Anti-seize can be used outside heating periods to regularly start up the circulator during o periods (5 minutes/
week).
Default seing: Anti-seize o
Anti-seize o
Anti-seize on
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❶Turn the knob to , then press
the i buon for 5 seconds (❷).
❸Press the 1 buon.
To change the various seings,
press the + or - buons (❹), then
press OK to conrm the change and
go to the next seing (❺).
❻ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
Menu 1-03 does not appear if the Comfort
temperature is controlled by each radiator
(menu 1-08 = 1).
Menu 1-08 does not appear if pre-heat is
active (1-03 = 1).
Choice 1 turns o pre-heat (1-03 = 0). In this
case, menu 1-03 no longer comes up.

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4. Configuring your device (Menu 2)
Menu 2-01 Locking or unlocking the seings
This menu enables you to authorise or lock changes to the seings such as programming or setpoint temperatures.
Locking only applies to seings entered via the Tybox.
Default seing: Changes allowed
Changes authorised
No changes to the programme.
Adjusting setpoint temperature seings.
Menu 2-02 Correcting the measured temperature
This menu is used to correct any dierence you have notcied between the displayed temperature and the
measured temperature.
Example: If the temperature displayed by the device is 19°C and the measured temperature is 20°C, input +1°C then
conrm using OK.
Default seing: 0°C
Adjusts from -5°C to 5°C,
in increments of 0.1°C.
Menu 2-04 Temperature displayed in AUTO mode (setpoint or room)
Default seing: setpoint temperature displayed.
Displays
setpoint temperature
Displays
room temperature
Menu 2-05 12h/24h time and date format
Default seing: 24h
24 h
12 h
Menu 2-06 Automatic summer/winter changeover
Default seing: Automatic changeover
No automatic changeover
Automatic changeover
Adjustment in manual and Comfort mode
limited to between 5°C and 22°C.
Economy seing limited to between 5°C
and 19°C.
Frost protection seing limited to between
5 and 11°C.
In order to change this seing, the unit
must have been running for at least 2 hours
beforehand.
In normal use, press the ibuon
to check one or other of the temperatures.
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❶Turn the knob to , then press
the ibuon for 5 seconds (❷).
❸Press the 2 buon.
To change the various seings,
press the + or - buons (❹), then
press OK to conrm the change and
go to the next seing (❺).
❻ To exit the mode, turn the knob.

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Menu 2-07 Time to boiler/heat pump maintenance
Reprogramme aer every maintenance session.
Default seing: “---” (function o).
Adjustable "---" (function o) or from 1 to 365 days
Menu 2-08 Control time base
The control quality depends on parameters like the building’s insulation, the number of radiators or the ooring
type. The “Tips” column in the following table will help you select the seing that is appropriate for your setup.
Default seing: 15 minutes.
Choice of
control type
Heater
type
Generator
type Tips
15 minutes (2) Radiator Boiler/Heat pump (1) Increase the time base to extend generator
run times and thus prevent starting up so
oen.
30 minutes (2) Radiator
Underoor heating Boiler/Heat pump (1)
45 minutes (2) Underoor heating Boiler/Heat pump (1)
Reduce the time base if you notice big
dierences in temperature.
60 minutes (2) Underoor heating Heat pump (1)
All or nothing/
On-o
Radiator
Underoor heating Heat pump (1)
Only recommended if the PID control isn't
satisfactory.
Recommended hysteresis value: between
0.4 and 1
Oven range
heating
Hysteresis value: follow the value
recommended by the range's manufacturer
(1) The control is ed with anti-short cycle protection to suppress start or stop requests when they are too short.
The anti-short cycle duration is 10% of the time base selected (e.g.: if the time base is set to 30 minutes, the anti-short
cycle will be 3 minutes, i.e. the thermostat will not accept any start or stop requests that are under 3 minutes).
(2) PID control time base:
Menu 2-11 Hysteresis seing (if 2-08 = tor)
Default seing: 0.4°C.
Adjusts from 0.2°C to 2°C,
in increments of 0.1°C.
Menu 2-17 Reseing the boiler/heat pump operating hours meter
Default seing: O
No
Yes
If you don't want to use this function, leave
the seing on “---”.
Example:
Setpoint 20°C. Hysteresis 0.4°C.
Heating request if T° measured <19.8°C.
Heating shuts down if T° measured> 20.2°C.
Once the reset is applied, the 2-17 menu
automatically switches back to 0.

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5. Settings reset
The factory seings may be restored for each of the menus.
6. Technical characteristics
• Power supply using baeries: 2 x 1.5 V Alkaline - Type
LR03-AAA
• Class II insulation
• Change-over contact output 2 A max., 230V ~
• Type 1.C automated action
• Dimensions: 80 x 103 x 25 mm
• Protection Class: IP 30
• Installation in an environment with normal pollution
levels
• Storage temperature: -10°C /+70°C
• Operating temperature from -10°C/+40°C
• Ball test temperature: 75°C (Housing), 100°C (Terminal
block)
• Rated impulse voltage: 2,500V
>5s >5s
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Init
Menu 1
Init
Menu 2
❶Turn the knob to , then press
the i buon for 5 seconds (❷).
❸Press the buon on the menu
you wish to reset, and hold the
buon for 5 seconds.
❹Then press the OK buon to
conrm the reset.
❺ To exit the mode, turn the knob.

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1. Description
2. Automatic mode (AUTO)
Turn the selector knob to AUTO.
Your thermostat will function according to the set programme.
Depending on the conguration during installation, your unit will
continuously display the setpoint temperature or the room temperature
(menu 2-04).
If you are in the programmed Economy period, and the symbol
ashes and the Comfort setpoint is displayed, it’s because pre-heating
is in progress (see § Pre-heat function).
3. Override
In AUTO mode, you can use override to change the setpoint temperature until the next programme change.
Example: it is 15:30 and you would like to switch to
Comfort mode before the set time (17:00).
To cancel the current override, press the buon once more.
A
G
E F
B
C
D
ASelector knob
BProgramme prole
CRoom
Day (1 = Monday)
Time
Current setpoint
Information
Low baeries
O mode
Absence mode
Manual mode
AUTO Follows programming
Date and time seings
PROG Programming
Adjusting
setpoint temperature seings
Comfort
Economy
Frost protection
6h 8h 24h0h 17h 23h
6h 8h 0h0h 17h 23h
15h30
123
❶Press
the buon
❷Override
in progress ❸At 17:00, the programme will
return to its usual schedule.
USE
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4. Information button
In AUTO, manual or o mode, successive presses on the ibuon enable you to:
- nd out the room temperature or the setpoint temperature (depending on the conguration
during installation (menu 2-04),
- show the boiler/heat pump operating hours meter, as well as the number of days remaining
before maintenance (if this seing is on, menu 2-07),
- show any faults (see § “Changing baeries”).
5. Time setting
6. Adjusting temperature settings
h(ON)
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5
Operating hours meter (boiler/
heat pump).
Measured
temperature
Setpoint
temperature
Time to boiler/heat pump
maintenance
Return to automatic
mode
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❶Turn the knob to .
❷-> ❻ Set the day, month, year with + or -.
❼Conrm with OK.
❽->❿Set the hour then the minutes with + or -.
⓫Conrm with OK.
⓬ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
❶Turn the knob to .
The Comfort setpoint
temperature ashes.
❷❸Press + or - to adjust, then
press OK to conrm and go to the
next seing.
❹ -> ❼Repeat the operations
to adjust the Economy and Frost
protection temperatures.
❺ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
5°C
30°C
5°C
30°C
5°C
16°C
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Comfort (from 5°C to 30°C)
Economy (from 5°C to 30°C)
Frost protection (5°C to 16°C)
- If the Comfort temperature is controlled by each radiator (menu 1-08 = 1), you can only set Economy and Frost
protection temperatures.
- The temperature seings may be restricted (menu 2-01 = 1).

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7. Programming
You can opt for weekly (PROGx7) or daily (PROGx1)
programming.
You can select your choice using the switch on the back of
the device.
You can programme in increments of one hour, 30 minutes
or 15 minutes (menu 1-02).
There are two phases of programming :
❶Quick programming:
Choose from among the pre-set
programmes available (P1 -> P5) and apply
it (see table).
For daily programmes (PROG x1), only P1
and P5 are available.
❷Programme customisation :
Customise the programme prole applied
to a day based on preferences.
7.1 Quick programming
PROG
x7
PROG
x1
P1
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.00
0.00 23.00
Monday -> Sunday 4 4
P2
7.00 8.00
0.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.000.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.00
0.00 23.00
Monday -> Friday
+
Saturday, Sunday
4
P3
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.00
0.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.000.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.00
0.00 23.00
Monday -> Friday
+
Saturday, Sunday
4
P4
7.00 8.00
0.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.000.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.00
0.00 23.00
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday
+
Wednesday,
Saturday, Sunday
4
P5
7.00 8.000.00 17.00 23.00
7.00 8.000.00 12.00 14.00 17.00 23.00
0.00
7.000.00 23.00
Monday -> Sunday 4 4
EXIT
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❶Turn the knob to PROG.
❷Choose the pre-programming to apply
(see table) by successively pressing + or -.
❸Conrm with OK.
❹ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
1
3
2
PROG x 1
PROG x 7
A
B
An pre-heatfunction is available on this product (see § Pre-heat function).

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7.2 Customising a programme
How to set a daily programme (PROG x1)
How to set a daily programme (PROG x7)
EXIT
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23
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5
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❶Turn the knob to PROG.
❷Press + or - to choose the programme to
change (P1 or P5).
❸ Conrm with OK.
The programme prole ashes.
❹Create your programme by pressing
for Economy periods and for Comfort
periods.
You can check your programme by pressing
the buon (see § Programme verication).
❺ Conrm with OK.
❻ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
❶Turn the knob to PROG.
❷Press + or - to choose the programme to
change.
❸ Conrm with OK.
The programme prole ashes.
❹Press OK to choose the day
to change.
Programming begins on day 1 (Monday)
and at 12 a.m.
1: Monday, ... 7: Sunday,
❺Create your programme by pressing for
Economy periods and for
Comfort periods.
You can check your programme by
pressing the buon (see § Programme
verication).
❻Conrm with OK and go to programming
for the next day
OR copy the programme to the next
day (COPY function) by pressing OK for 3
seconds.
Repeat for each day of the week.
❼ To exit the mode, turn the knob.
EXIT
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23
4
5
6
7
COPY function
Used to copy the programme from one
day to the next.
For this, press and hold the OK (❻)
buon for 3 seconds when conrming.

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7.3 Programme verication
7.4 Return to initial programme
You want to reset to the initial programmes.
Once your programme has been
changed, you can check it by
successively pressing the buon .
If it suits you, conrm with OK and
go to the next day
(if PROGx7).
To exit the mode, turn the selector
knob.
EXIT
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23
4
5
6
EXIT
❶Turn the knob to PROG.
❷Press + or - to display “rES Pr”.
❸ Conrm with OK.
❹Press + or - to make “YES” ash.
❺ Conrm with OK.
❻ To exit the mode, turn the knob.

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8. Manual mode
This mode is used to choose a temperature seing (5 to 30°C) that remains
constant. This seing may be restricted (menu 2-01 = 1).
Turn the knob to exit the mode.
9. Absence mode
10. Off mode
This mode switches o your heating system.
Turn the knob to .
In this mode, the device only displays the room temperature.
5°C
30°C
2
3
1
In this mode, programming is no longer taken into account.
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This mode lets you place your home under Frost Protection if you need
to leave for several days.
The Frost protection setpoint is adjustable (see «Adjusting temperatures»).
❶Turn the knob to .
❷-> ❹ Set the return date with + or -, then conrm
with OK (❺). The countdown begins.
❻Return to initial mode (AUTO or manual) at the end
of the countdown, at 0h00.
- To make changes to the current mode, press OK.
- To cancel, turn the selector knob.
Temperature set in
absence mode
Number of days
remaining before reset
to initial mode (AUTO or
manual)
STOP

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11. Pre-heat function
When changing from Economy to Comfort temperature in AUTO mode, your thermostat will anticipate the rise in
temperature so that it reaches the right temperature at the scheduled time.
Example (see opposite): 6:30 am, Economy period, currently pre-heating to reach the temperature of 20°C at 8:00
am.
The pre-heating function’s speed and accuracy is based on the heater type used and its heating inertia..
Pre-heat in progress is shown by the symbol ashing and the
Comfort signal.
11.1 Changing baeries
• The symbol appears.
You have approximately 1 month to replace them (two 1.5 V alkaline
baeries, either LR03 or AAA).
WARNING: make sure you insert the baeries facing the right way and
that they are the right type (no lithium baeries).
You have about 30 seconds to change the baeries before the time
seing is reset (in this case, reset the day and time seing).
The conguration and programming are saved in case the power is o
for a long time.
• The display shows dEF21.
You have passed the 1 month limit for low baeries. You
MUST change the baeries in your device.
11.2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
• The thermostat is on despite the programme not calling for it.
You must have turned on the pre-heat function. If so, then it is normal for your thermostat to anticipate the
temperature rise and it has started pre-heating to get to the Comfort temperature at the desired time
(see § Pre-heat function).
• The thermostat turns o though the requested temperature has not yet been reached.
Your thermostat uses a kind of control that means you can anticipate the inertia in temperature variations in order
to calculate energy needs as accurately as possible and provide maximum comfort.
Conversely, to allow for a drop in temperature, the heater may turn on once the desired temperature has been
reached.
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1.5V alkaline
baeries
LR03 (AAA)