Honeywell Home HR92 User manual

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f
Keep packaging materials away
from
children.
WARNING
UK
re 2. Briefdescription
214431
The HR92UK radiator controller is certified
by eu.bac.
1. Scope of delivery
The radiator controller packaging contains:
HR92 is anelectronic radiatorcontrollerwitha modern
design.Because of the wireless communicationwith
afrequencyof 868MHz thecontrollercanbe easily
integratedin heating systemssuch asevohometo
control the roomtemperature.
User-friendly
• Large adjustable display with backlight.
• Display of information in the display using symbols
and text.
• Parameters can be set individually.
• Manual temperature modification (effective until the
next switching point) possible at any time.
Mounting
• The radiatorcontrollerfitson themost common
radiator valves of the type M30x1.5.
• Further adapters are available as accessories.
• An external window contact can be connected
optionally.
Energy saving features
• Withthewindowfunction,the radiator valve is closed
when ventilating theroom.
• Ifanexternalwindowcontact is used,the radiator
valve is closed when a window is open.
1 Radiator controller with valve baseplate M30 x 1.5;
batteries included
2 Display support
3 Valve adapter type Danfoss RA
4 Screws for securing radiator controller and battery
compartment
fUse theradiatorcontroller only in
accordance with these operating
instructions.
CAUTION
f Donotletchildrenplay withtheradiator
controller.
HR92
Wireless
Radiator Controller
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3.Deviceoverview
Operating elements and display
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Radio signal display
10
9 3
8 4
5
7 6
1 Adjustment dial
2 Displays that the room setpoint was changed
manually
3 Operationlock
4 Battery status
5 Temperature display/parameter information
6 Text display, 9characters
7 Radio signal (field strength)
8 Radio communication display
9 Radio communication error
10 Info button, for displaying the room (zone)
information;
Function button, forbinding andconfiguring
4. Mounting
Ready to operate in three steps:
• Insert batteries and set language
• Establish radio connection
• Mount on radiator controller – FINISHED
Inserting/changing batteries
The radiatorcontrolleris set forthefollowing battery
type:
• 2 alkaline cells 1.5 V; type LR6,AA, AM3
You can instead use the following batteries or
rechargeable batteries:
• Lithium 1.5 V; type LR6, AA, AM3
• NiMH 1.2 V; type LR6, AA, AM3
Battery status Meaning
Batteries fully charged
Batteries half charged
Batteries have to be replaced soon
Flashing display: Batteries are dead and
have to be replaced
Battery display
Display Meaning
5
Field strength excellent
3
Field strength good
1
Field strength weak
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• If lithium or NiMH batteries are used, Parameter 9
has to be adapted, see Section 5.
• Always change batteries in pairs.
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• Ifthe batteries aretooweak,theradiator controller
opens the radiator valve completely.
• After the batteries have been replaced, the radio
connection to the central operating device is
restored automatically.

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The language selection is only displayed during initial
commissioning.
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The batterylifeofnew alkaline cells amounts to
approx.2years. The batteries needchangingwhen
the symbol flashes. All the settings are retained
when the batteries are changed.
Establishing radio connection
The radiator controllerHR92 communicateswith the
centraloperatingdeviceby radio usingthefrequency
of 868MHz. To this purposethe connection between
the HR92 andthe central operating devicehas tobe
established first. This process is called BINDING. In the
case of preconfigured devices binding has already been
carried out in the factory.
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Ifbindinghas not yet beencarried out,
unbound
is
displayed after has been pressed.
Binding must first be activated at the HR92 so that the
radio signal can be received. Subsequently binding has
to be activated at the central operatingdevice.
1. Pull off the adjustment dial. To do so, start at the notch
on the bottom of the device.
2. Ifused, unscrewanyfasteningscrewsfromthe
battery compartment.
3. Release the lock and fold out battery spring.
The battery compartment is now accessible.
4. Insert the batteries.
Ensure that the polarity "+" and "–" is correct.
5. Fold down the battery spring and latch it in.
6. Option: Secure the battery spring with the fastening
screws to secure the batteries against theft.
7. Place the adjustment dial back on.
First the software version number and then the
language
english
is displayed.
8. Ifdesired,use the adjustmentdialto selectadifferent
language.
9. Confirm the selected language with the button.
Activating binding at the HR92
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Carryout bindingof theradiator controller nearthe
final mounting location.
1. Pressthe button briefly.
unbound
is displayed.
2. Hold the button pressed for 5 seconds.
bind
is displayed.
3. Press the buttonbriefly.
binding
is displayed and the radio symbol
appears.
Activatingbindingat thecentralcontroldevice
f T o activate binding a t the central control device: see
the associated instructions.
2.
1.
3.
5.
7.
6.
4.
–
+
Explosion hazard!
fNever chargenonrechargeablebatteries.
fNever short-circuit batteries or throwthem
WARNING
into fire.
f Dispose of used batteries ecologically.
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Pleasereadthe operatinginstructions of your central
operating device for further information about binding.

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Binding at the HR92
The radio symbol flashes during binding.
Ifbindingwas successful,
success
isdisplayed.
Afterwardsthemain display is shown.
When
sync
is showninthedisplay,the radiator
controller is synchronizing with the central operating
device.
HR92 receives the data from the central operating
device.
Radio test
1. Press the buttonbriefly.
2. Hold the button pressed for 5 seconds.
3. Select
rf check
usingtheadjustmentdialand
confirm withthe button.
checking
is displayed (flashing) in the display.
The radiator controller is ready to receive radio signals
from the central operating device.
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Please read the operating instructions of your central
operating device for further information about the
radio test.
The field strengthis displayed asa barand a number
while the radio signal is being received.
Failed binding/insufficient data transfer
Binding has failed when the radio symbol
disappears and
failed
is displayed.
The datatransferoutput maybeinsufficient.Thiscanbe
causedbymetallicobjectsorfurtherradio devices.
f Ensure tha t the distance to radio devices such as
radio headphones, cordless phone, etc. amounts to at
least 1 m.
f Ensure tha t the distance to metallic objects is
sufficient.
f If radio interference cannot be eliminated, select a
different mounting location forthe room unit and
repeat binding.
Clearing binding at the HR92
1. Press the buttonbriefly.
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Radio test at operating devices with 2-way
communication
Ifthecentraloperatingdevicecantransmit and receive
(2-way communication),like theevotouch,thefield
strength can be queried directly at the radiator controller
without activating the radiotest in the centraloperating
device.
1. Press the buttonbriefly.
2. Hold the button pressed for 5 seconds.
3. Select
rf check
using the adjustment dial and
2. Hold the button pressed for 5 seconds.
3. Select
bind
using the adjustment dial and keep the
buttonpresseduntil
cleared
is displayed.
Binding is deactivated.
confirm with the button.
checking
is displayed (flashing) in the display.
4. Press the buttonagain.
The field strengthis displayed asa barand a number
while the radio signal is being received.
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Synchronization can take up to 4 minutes until the
current
room setpoint temperature is displayed at
the
HR92.
If
BINDING is not successful, itis terminated
automatically
after approx. 10 minutes. – or –
To cancel BINDING, select Exit using the adjustment
dial andconfirmwiththe button.
checking
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If several HR92 radiator controllers in one room
(zone) are to be controlled by the central operating
device, it is possible to activate BINDING at all radiator
controllers simultaneously. BINDING then only has to
be carried out once.
5 bars
Field strength
excellent
5
ignal
3 bars
Field strength good
1 bars Field strength weak

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Interrupting the radio test
The radio test is terminated automatically after approx.
10 minutes.
– or –
f Select
exit
using the adjustment dial and confirm
with the button.
Radio communication error
Iftheexclamationmark and the radio symbol
flash during normal operation, an error has occurred
during radio communication.
• The room setpoint temperature of the HR92 radiator
controller is changed automatically to 20 °C.
f Restore radio communication to the central opera ting
device, see Section 7.
Mounting the radiator controller
The radiator controller can be mounted on all common
thermostaticvalveswithanM30x1.5connection
without draining system.
Removing the old thermostat head
Selecting the adapter
The radiator controller fits on common radiator valves
of the type M30 x1.5. Adaptersare required for some
valve types.
1. Checkwhetheranadapteris requiredand,if
necessary,selecttheappropriateadapter.
Brand Illustration Adapter
Honeywell
Home-
Braukmann,
MNG, Heimeier,
Oventrop valves
M30 x 1.5
Not
required
Danfoss RA Supplied
Danfoss RAV
*
Danfoss RAVL
*
* can be ordered under EVA1-Danfoss
2. Slide the adapteronto the radiatorvalveandturn it
until you feel it click into place.
3. If necessary,screw the adapter tight with ascrew.
1. Turn the old thermostat head anti-clockwiseuntil it
stops and loosen the mounting ring.
2. Remove the old thermostat head from the radiator
valve.
Prevent damage to the radiator controller
through humidity and moisture!
fMounttheradiatorcontrollerindoorsonly.
WARNING
f Protect theradiator controller against
humidity,moisture, dust, direct sunlight or
exposure to excessive heat.
2.
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3.
1.
2.
Mounting the valve baseplate
3. Lockthe radiatorcontrollerin the end position.To do
so, push the slidetowards .
Afterapprox. 1minute
cycl
(self-test)isdisplayed.
Afterwards the radiator controller changes to normal
operation.
1. Separate the valve baseplate from the radiator
controller. To do so, push the slide towards
.
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Theradiatorcontroller only operates ifitis locked
correctly in the end position.
FINISHED! – The radiator controller now controls the
roomtemperaturein accordance withthespecification
of the central operating device.
2. Turn theadjustmentdialof the valve baseplate anti-
clockwise until it stops.
3. Put the valvebaseplateontothe radiatorvalveorthe
adapter and tighten by hand(without tools!).
Mounting the radiator controller
1. Ensure that the slide ontheradiator controller is in the
open position.
2. Put the radiatorcontroller ontothevalve baseplate
sothat the indentationlatchesinandisno longer
visible.
225
°C
1a
1b
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2.

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Securing the radiator controller
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The radiator controller and the batteries can be
secured against removal by using the supplied
screws.
Setting the position of the display
In order to improve the legibility the display of the
radiator controller can be tilted to different positions
(10°, 20°, 30°, 40°).
The angle of 40° can be fixed with the supplied display
support.
Connecting an external window contact
The floating external window contacts HCA30 can be
connected to the HR92 radiator controller.
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The cable ACS90 is required to connect the external
window contact.
• Micro B mini-plug / open ends
• 2 m long
• Not included in the scope of delivery
Operation with window contact
Whenthewindowisopened,thewindowcontactis
opened and the radiator valve closes. When the window
is closed again, the radiator controller returns to normal
operation.
The frost-protection function ensures that the radiator
valveopenswhenthetemperaturedropsbelow5 °C.
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If a cabled window contact is removed, Parameter 11
has to be modified to 0 or 1, see Section 5.
Cable connection
f Connect cable ACS90 as follows to the windo w
contact HCA30:
Connecting the cable tothe radiator controller
HR92
Mounting
1. Lift the display and set it to the desired angle.
2. Ifdesired,tilt the displayby 40°andslide thedisplay
supportfromabovebetweenthedisplayandthe
housing until it latchesin.
Unmounting
f Press the display support in a t the back and remove
it upwards.
1. Removetheside coverfrom the radiatorcontroller.
2. Insert the cable ACS90 into the radiator controller
HR92.
The radiator controller recognises the connected
window contact automatically.
white
ACS90 black GND
green
1.
2.
1.
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5. Basic settings
Overview
If required, the 12 basic settings (parameters) can be
adjusted.
Factory settings have a grey background.
Parametersmarkedwith an *aredescribedinmore
detail below.
Par.
Set-
ting
Meaning
1 Language setting
1
English
2
German
3
Italian
4
French
5
Dutch
6
Spanish
9
Battery type
0
Alkaline
1
Lithium
2
NiMH (rechargeablebatteries)
10
Display of the valve position *
0
No display of the valve position
1
Momentary display of thevalve position
11
Window open function *
0
Off (no windowfunction)
1
Auto (correspondingtoParameters 3-5)
2
Cabled(with floating window contact)
12
Restore to factory setting
0
No reset
1
Reset
The binding is retained.
Exit
2
0
1
3
0
30
...
90
4
0.2
...
2.0
5
0.1
...
2.0
6
0
1
7
0
1
8
3
...
-3
Backlight *
Deactivated
Activated
Duration of the window function *
Window function not active
Valve opens at the latest after 30 minutes
...
Valve opens atthe latest after 90 minutes
Sensitivity of the window function during
dropping room temperature *
0.2 (sensitive)
...
2.0 (less sensitive)
Factory setting: 0.4
Sensitivity of the window function during
rising room temperature *
0.1 (sensitive)
...
2.0 (less sensitive)
Factory setting:0.2
Setting the valve stroke *
Standard valve stroke
Full-stroke mode
Temperature representation in the
display *
Set/programmed temperature (setpoint
temperature)
Measured room temperature
Temperature offset *
To adjust the temperatures measured by the
radiator controller and in the room
Factory setting: 0
Changing parameters
1. Keep the button pressed for approximately
5secondsuntilParameter1flashes(left-handdigit).
The right-hand digit shows the current setting.
The parameter is displayed additionally in plain text.
For example, the display
1 1
stands for Parameter 1
(language) with Setting 1 (German).
2. Use theadjustment dialtoselect the desired
parameter (left-hand digit).
3. Press the button to edit the parameter.
The current setting of the parameter flashes (right
hand digit).
4. Use the adjustment dialto set the desiredsetting
(right-hand digit) and confirm with .
The parameter being edited flashes (left-hand digit).
5. For the further parameters repeat Steps 2 to 4.
6. To exit the menu, select
exit
using the adjustment
dial and confirm with the
button.
language
Par.
Set-
ting
Meaning

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Manual changing of the room setpoint
temperature
Description of the parameters
Parameter 2 – Backlight
The displayhasabacklightfor reading the information.
• The backlight isON whenthe adjustmentdialis
turned or a button is pressed.
• The backlight switches OFF if no action is carried
outattheradiatorcontrollerforapprox.7secondsin
order to save battery power.
Parameters 3 to 5 – Window function
In order to save energy the radiator controller closes the
radiator valve when you open a window resulting in a
large drop of the temperature.
When you close the window so that the temperature
rises the radiator controller opens the radiator valve
again.
When the duration of the window function (factory
setting: 30 minutes) has expired, the system controls
to the current room setpoint temperature again. Frost
protection is ensured during the window function.
Parameter 6 – Valve stroke
The radiator controller operates with the optimum valve
stroke set in the factory.
Ifthe entire valve stroke is tobeusedor if the valve does
notopencompletely,activatethe full-strokemode.
Parameter 7–Temperature representation in the
display
• In the factory setting the room setpoint temperature
is displayed.
• With the setting "measured temperature" the
measured room temperature is displayed. A
changeovertotheset temperatureis carried out by
turningtheadjustment dialor pressingthe button.
Ifrequired, the temperaturecannowbe reset. The
displayreturnsto themeasuredtemperatureafter
approx. 3 seconds.
Due to the heat influence of the radiator the
"measured temperature" displayed at the radiator
controller can differ from the temperature measured
at another point in the room.
Parameter 8 – Temperature offset
Since the radiator controller measures the room
temperature inthe areaof the radiator,it ispossible
that this temperature deviates from the temperature
measured at a different point in the room.
If,forexample, 20°Cis measured inthe roomand
21.0°Cattheradiator,thiseffectcanbe compensated
by an offset of –1.0 °C.
Parameter 10 – Display of the valve position
Whenthis parameter is activated(setting"1"),the
calculated valve position (0 ... 100% opened) is
displayed momentarily.
The main display is shown again after approx. 3 minutes.
Tocancel,select
exit
andpressthe button.
Parameter 11 – Window open function
• Ifawindow contact is connected,the parameteris set
automatically to "2"(cabled).The windowfunctionis
controlled by the window contact.
• If no window contact is connected,the setting "0" or
"1" has to beselected.
6. Further functions
The room setpoint temperature can bechanged at any
timebymeansoftheadjustment dial.Thechangedroom
setpointtemperatureremainsineffect until thenext
switching point.
The symbol showsthat thetemperaturewas
changed manually. The symbol extinguishes when the
next setpoint isreached.
Byturningtheadjustment dialanti-clockwiseuntil
off
is displayed,thevalvewill be closedpermanently.
Withthissettingthe timeprogramof thecentral
operatingdeviceisnolonger activeforthisradiator
controller, but frost protection is guaranteed if the
heating is switched on.
Display of the room name
Ifthecentraloperatingdevicecantransmit theroom
name(zonename),liketheevotouch,theroom
nameis displayedat the radiatorcontroller (max. of
9 characters).
f Press button.
The roomname(zonename)isshownbriefly inthe
display.

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Automatic monitoring functions
Window function
Ifyouopen awindowcausingthetemperatureto drop,
the radiator controller closes the radiator valve in order
to save energy.
window is displayed.
Whenthe temperaturerisesagain,but at the latest after
theset period(factorysetting:30minutes),the radiator
controller opens the radiator valve again.
You can also open the radiator valve beforehand by
turning the adjustment dial.
The sensitivity of the radiator controller to a temperature
droportemperaturerisecan beset,see Section5,
Parameters 3 to 5.
Ifa window contact is connected, the windowfunction
reactsdirectlytotheopening and closing ofthe window,
see Parameter 11.
Valve protection
If the radiator valve has not been opened once
completelywithintheperiodof2weeks,aself-test
(forced operation) is carried out. The radiator controller
opens the radiator valve briefly on the subsequent
Monday in order to prevent seizing.
cycl
is displayed.
Frost protection
If the temperature drops below 5 °C, the radiator
controlleropenstheradiatorvalveuntilthetemperature
rises above 6 °C again. This prevents the heating system
from freezing up.
frost
is displayed.
7. Help with problems
Errortable
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Theheatingmust beswitched ontoensure the frost
protection function.
Problem/
Display
Cause Remedy
flashing
Batteries flat Replace the batteries.
icons
are flashing
No radio com-
munication
Check the radio
connection between the
HR92 and the central
operating device (radio
test).
Repeat the binding
procedure.
Check the power supply
to the central operating
device and the HR92.
no sync
Radio
connection
interrupted
Check the radio
connection
Parameters at
the CM927/
DT92 operating
device not set
CM927 operating
device: Parameter 8:
Set SU.
DT92 operating device:
Set Parameter SU
(see corresponding
instructions).
e1
sensor
Device defec-
tive
Replace the device.
e2
valve
Motor cannot
be moved
Check theinstallation.
If appropriate, remove
the dirt.
The radiator
The radiator
Check the installation.
stays hot
valve does not
If appropriate, change
close fully
to full-stroke mode
(Parameter 6).
Motor does not
move
Valve
baseplate not
interlocked
Set theslider tothe
position .
The HR92
Valve closed
Use the adjustment
does not
permanently,
dial to set the room
accept setpoint
off
is
temperature to the
changes from
displayed
desired value. The next
the central
switching command
operating
from the central
device
operating device will
then be executed from
the HR92.

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Emergency operation
1. Unlock the radiator
contr
when batteries are flat
Ambient conditions
ller. To do so, push the slide
For living area, business and
commercial areas as well as
small businesses
at the radiator controller
towards .
Humidity
10 ... 90 % rel. humidity
3.
Operate the radiator valve by handusingthe
Standards
adjustment dial on the baseplate.
EN55014-1:2006 +A2:2011
EN55014-2:1997 +A2:2008
EN60730-1:2011
EN60730-2-9:2010
EN300-220
+
EN 301-489
RoHS 2011/65/EC
CE
–
9. Disposal
Restoringthefactorysetting
The radiator controller
ha
1. Keep the button pressedfor approximately
Waste Electrical and
Elec
s to be disposed of in
irective 2012/19/EC –
tronic Equipment directive.
2.
Use the adjustment dial to select Parameter 12 (left-
f At
handdigit) and Setting 1 (right-hand digit).
corr
3. Press the buttontorestorethefactorysetting.
f Do
The binding is retained.
usu
Type
HR92UK 10. Declarationof
Conformity
Protection class
IP30
Hereby Honeywell
Home
es that this HR92UK is in
Radio communication
SRD (868.0... 870.0 MHz)
compliance with the
ess
RX Class 2
relevant provisions of
Di
residential buildings
ntial requirements and other
ective 1999/5/EC.
Supply voltage Battery type LR6, AA,AM3
Alkaline: 2 x 1.5 V
Lithium:2 x 1.5 V
NiMH: 2 x 1.2 V
Power consumption
Standby: typ. 165 mW
Control: typ. 240 mW
Control accuracy (CA) 0.5 °C
Connection to the radiator M30 x 1.5
Ambient temperature 0 ... 50 °C
Transport and storage
temperature
–20 °C ... 65 °C
Dimensions 96 x 54 x 60 mm
Weight 185 g (with batteries)

11. Binding and radio test – Overview
Press the button briefly
Display: Room information
Hold the button pressed for
5 seconds
bind
฀
rf check
฀
exit
button
Hold the button
pressed until
button button
binding
cleared
checking
flashes back to standard display
success button *
Radio signal from
operating device
back to standard display Display of the field strength
฀
exit
button
back to standard display
฀ Turn adjustment dial to the right
* Only at operating devices with 2-way communication, e.g. evotouch.
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