Grasslin feeling User manual

feeling
feeling rf
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DBedienungsanleitung
Operating Manual
Mode d‘emploi
Instruzioni per l‘uso
Instrucciones de uso
Manual de instruções
Bedieningshandleiding
Návod k obsluze
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Table of contents
Usermenu/Conguration ................... 76
Installation menu............................... 77
RF commissioning ............................. 79
Safety instructions............................. 43
Product details................................... 44
Installation and assembly................... 48
Operating and adjustment.................. 52
Conguration..................................... 55
Initial start-up.................................... 56
Settings............................................. 62
Operating modes ............................... 66
Operating status ................................ 73

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Safety instructions
Danger from electric shock!
The connection and installation of electrical devices may only be carried out
byaqualiedelectrician.
DANGER
It is imperative to observe the generally applicable safety measures, e.g. before starting any work
on the appliance, switch off power supply and secure against switching on.
Interventions in and changes to the device result in the voiding of the warranty claim.
Observe your national regulations and the respective safety provisions.

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feeling rf
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Proper use
feeling/feeling rf are a new generation of chrono-
thermostats with new modern design. The large
LCD display enables the display of information
and control of all integrated functions. The device
may only be used in combination with your
heating system.
Assembly description
AMoveable sliding cover
BKeys for manual override function
CWindow
DKeyboard
EBattery compartment
FDisplay
Product details

GB 45
Technical data – Relay version
Power supply: 2 x 1.5 V AA LR6 alkaline batteries
Batteryservicelife: 2years(dependingonswitchingfrequency) 
Switchingoutput: SPDT(potential-free) 
Switchingcapacity: 8(3)A250VAC 
Wire cross-section to relay terminals: 0.5 mm2– 1.5 mm2
Roomtemperaturedisplayresolution:0.1ºC 
Temperaturesettingdisplay: Program: +5ºC…+32ºC(0.5ºCsteps) 
 Frostprotection: 5ºC(adjustable3ºC…7ºC)
Time setting resolution: Time of day: 1 minute
Program: 30 minutes
Temperature measurement
(heatingsystem): 3K/hour 
Programming: weekly program with up to 48 time and temperature programs
changes
Pre-programmedprograms: 4+1user-dened 
Protection class/type: II/IP40
Operatingtemperaturerange: Max.45ºC 
Operating humidity range: 10% to 90% RH non-condensing
DimensionsHxWxD(mm): 87x154x27

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Technical data – RF Set, Transmitter
Power supply: 2 x 1.5 V AA LR6 alkaline batteries
Batteryservicelife: 2years(dependingonswitchingfrequency)
Roomtemperaturedisplayresolution:0.1ºC 
Temperaturesettingdisplay: Program: +5ºC…+32ºC(0.5ºCsteps) 
 Frostprotection: 5ºC(adjustable3ºC…7ºC)
Time setting resolution: Time of day: 1 minute
Program: 30 minutes
Temperature measurement
(heatingsystem): 3K/hour 
Programming: weekly program with up to 48 time and temperature programs
changes
Pre-programmedprograms: 4+1user-dened 
RF signal: 868.3 MHz
RFsignalrange: Indoor30m(2walls+1ceiling)
Protection class/type: II/IP40
Operatingtemperaturerange: Max.45ºC 
Operating humidity range: 10% to 90% RH non-condensing
DimensionsHxWxD(mm): 87x154x27

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Technical data – RF Set, Receiver
Power supply: 230 V +/-10% 50-60 Hz
Switchingoutput: SPDT(potential-free) 
Switchingcapacity: 5(1)A250VAC 
Wire section to relay terminals: 0.5 mm2– 1.5 mm2
RF signal: 868.3 MHz
RFsignalrange: Indoor30m(2walls+1ceiling) 
Protection class/type: II/IP20
Operatingtemperaturerange: Max.45ºC 
Operating humidity range: 10% to 90% RH non-condensing
DimensionsHxWxD(mm): 87x108x37   

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1.5 m
Installation and assembly
General information

GB 49
Open housing Wall mounting
For wired and wireless version.

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Connection
For wireless connection, please refer to chapter
RF commissioning.
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Wiring diagram
Wiring example: Motorized valve
Wiring example: Boiler/heater
1 2 3
M
NL
230 V~
NC
NO
C
close
open
Valve
1 2 3
NC
NO
C
Boiler/heater
230 V AC

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Only use 2 x 1.5 V type AA.
click!
click!




Close housing Insert batteries
For wired and wireless version.

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Operating and adjustment
Operating information
Flashing texts signal the need for an entry. If no button is pressed for 2 minutes, the device reverts
to the Automatic mode.
 AllsettingsneedtobeconrmedwithOK.
All settings saved will remain in the memory.
 Thehistogramshowstheprogrammedtemperatureprole
7 – 14°C = displayed as one segment
15 – 24°C = one segment displays 1°C
over 24°C = one segment displays 2°C

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ACurrent week day
BBattery
CRF signal
DCurrent time
ESet temperature
FOff mode
GHistogram over 24 hours
HCurrent temperature
IOperating mode
JStatus indication
KCurrent date
Display
A C
D
E
F
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J
K
B

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Function keys
A+/– buttons used to increase/decrease tem-
peratures.
BOK-buttontoconrmsettingsandgotothe
next step.
CMODE-button to select from the available
operating modes.
DESC-button used for ON/OFF, go one step back
in menu or return to main menu by pressing
the button more than 3 seconds.
ESET-button for settings following
commissioning.
F+/– buttons used to increase/decrease hours,
days and events.
GRESET-button to return to factory settings. The
programs are retained in the case of a reset.
The date and time must be set again. Press
resetbuttonwithabluntobject(pen).
A
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B
F
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Conguration
General information
For the use of this manual you must observe the
following informations:
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A
B
C
ASequence of operation
BPressed buttons are shown in black.
CFlashing elements are shown in black
DFixed elements are shown in grey
Buttons which can be pressed during an
action are shown in black. The related display
is also shown in black.
Follow exactly the numbers of the sequence
of operation.
 Thecongurationofthedeviceisdescribed
basedonconguration.
 Afterstartingthedeviceforthersttime,
followthemenuforacorrectcongurationof
the device.
Following commissioning, you can also
changethecongurationbypressingthe
SET-button.

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Initial start-up
Set date and time
Sequence for setting the date and time during initial start-up.
15/6/2008 appears as factory default.
To set the date and time after initial start-up press the SET-button, then choose Date or Time Menu
with the upper +/–buttonsandconrmwithOK.

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The time is set in the same way as the date.

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Programming
Sequence for specifying programs during initial start-up
To specify programs after initial start-up press the SET-button, then choose the Prog menu with the
upper +/–buttonsandconrmwithOK.

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Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Choose between:
7 days – one programm
5-2 days – one program per day block
1-7 days – each day an individual program
free block formation – one program per day block

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Select program
EachweekdayordayblockmustbeallocatedaprogramP1,P2,P3,P4(pre-dened)orPd(user-
dened).
Pd
User-denedprogram.
Duringinitialstart-up,programwillbeshownwith15ºCfrom00:00to23:59PM.
P1
15°C
20°C 17°C
21°C
15°C
P3
15°C
20°C 17°C
21°C
15°C
20°C
18°C
P2
15°C
20°C 17°C 21°C
15°C
P4
15°C
20°C 17°C
21°C
15°C