oventrop mote 200 User manual

Valves, controls + systems
Operating instructions
EN “mote 200”
Electronic wireless thermostat

„mote 200“ Contents
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1. General information ................................................................................................................5
1.1 Validity of the operating instructions .........................................................................................5
1.2 Type plate ..................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Extent of supply ........................................................................................................................5
1.4 Contact......................................................................................................................................5
1.5 Copyright and protective rights.................................................................................................5
1.6 Declaration of conformity ..........................................................................................................5
1.7 Symbols used............................................................................................................................5
2. Safety-related information......................................................................................................5
2.1 Normative directives..................................................................................................................5
2.2 Correct use................................................................................................................................5
2.3 Modicationstotheproduct .....................................................................................................5
2.4 Warnings ...................................................................................................................................6
2.5 Safety notes ..............................................................................................................................6
2.5.1 Risk of injury caused by batteries ............................................................................................................6
2.5.2 Suffocation risk for children.................................................................................................................. 6
2.5.3 Availability of the operating instructions ..................................................................................................6
3. Technical description ..............................................................................................................7
3.1 Functional description...............................................................................................................7
3.1.1 Basic functions......................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1.2 Open-window recognition........................................................................................................................7
3.1.3 Key lock ................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1.4 Frost protection function..........................................................................................................................7
3.1.5 Anti-scaling function ................................................................................................................................ 7
3.1.6 Control operation and menu mode.......................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Operating elements and indicators ...........................................................................................7
3.2.1 Summary.................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.2.2 LED display for temperature levels .......................................................................................................... 7
3.3 Technical data ...........................................................................................................................8
4. Accessories .............................................................................................................................8
5. Transport and storage.............................................................................................................8
6. Installation................................................................................................................................8
6.1 Inserting the batteries................................................................................................................8
6.2 Installation on the radiator.........................................................................................................9
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7. Commissioning....................................................................................................................... 9
7.1 Adaptation................................................................................................................................ 9
7.2 Installing the app ...................................................................................................................... 9
8. Operation .............................................................................................................................. 10
8.1 Manual operation ................................................................................................................... 10
8.1.1 Setting the temperature manually......................................................................................................... 10
8.1.2 Key lock ................................................................................................................................................ 10
8.2 Operating and programming via app ..................................................................................... 10
8.2.1 Creating a room .................................................................................................................................... 10
8.2.2 Renaming the “mote 200”..................................................................................................................... 10
8.2.3 Creatingaheatingprole ...................................................................................................................... 11
8.2.4 “Heatingprole”menu(item8inIllust.6onpage11).......................................................................... 12
8.2.5 “Hde”menu(item7inIllust.6).............................................................................................................. 12
8.2.6 “Setting”menu(item6inIllust.6)......................................................................................................... 12
8.3 Changing batteries ................................................................................................................. 13
8.4 Reinstalling the “mote 200”.................................................................................................... 13
8.5 Restoring the “mote 200” to factory settings......................................................................... 13
9. Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................... 13
9.1 Troubleshooting table............................................................................................................. 13
10. Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 14
11. Removal and disposal.......................................................................................................... 14
11.1 Removal ................................................................................................................................. 14
11.2 Disposal.................................................................................................................................. 14

„mote 200“ General information
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1. General information
The original operating instructions were drafted in
German.
The operating instructions in other languages have
been translated from German.
1.1 Validity of the operating
instructions
These operating instructions are valid for the
“mote200”electronicwirelessthermostat.
1.2 Type plate
The type plate is located in the battery case.
1.3 Extent of supply
Please check your delivery for any damage caused
during transit and for completeness.
Items supplied:
• 1× “mote 200”
• 1× operating instructions
• 1× adapter screw
• 3×adapters(DanfossRA,RAV,RAVL)
• 2× batteries – 1.5 V LR6/Mignon/AA
1.4 Contact
Contact address
OVENTROP GmbH & Co. KG
Paul-Oventrop-Straße 1
59939 Olsberg
www.oventrop.com
GERMANY
Technical services
Phone: [phone]
1.5 Copyright and protective rights
These operating instructions are protected by
copyright. They are exclusively designed for persons
involved with the product.
1.6 Declaration of conformity
Oventrop GmbH & Co. KG hereby declares that this
product complies with the basic requirements and
other relevant provisions of the EC Directives con-
cerned.
The declaration of conformity can be obtained from
the manufacturer.
1.7 Symbols used
Highlights important information and further
explanations.
fAction required
• Enumeration
1.
2. Fixed order. Steps 1 to X.
ZResult of action
2. Safety-related information
2.1 Normative directives
Observe the legal requirements applicable at the
installation location.
Thecurrentstandards,regulationsandguidelines
apply.
2.2 Correct use
Operating safety is only guaranteed if the product is
used correctly.
TheOventrop“mote200”isaprogrammable,elec-
tric wireless thermostat designed to control radiators
inenclosedspaces.Usetheproductindry,dust-free
environments without direct sunlight only.
Any other use of the product will be considered unin-
tended use.
Claims of any kind against the manufacturer and/or
its authorised representatives due to damage caused
by incorrect use will not be accepted.
Observance of the operating instructions is part of
compliance with correct use.
2.3 Modications to the product
Modicationstotheproductarenotpermitted.Inthe
eventofmodicationstotheproduct,thewarranty
will become void. The manufacturer will not accept
liability for damage and breakdowns caused by mod-
icationstotheproduct.

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2.4 Warnings
Each warning contains the following elements:
Warning symbol SIGNAL WORD
Type and source of danger!
Possible consequences if the danger occurs
or the warning is ignored.
fWays to avoid the danger.
The signal words identify the severity of the danger
arising from a situation.
WARNING
Indicates a possible danger with moderate
risk. The situation may lead to death or seri-
ous injury if not avoided.
NOTICE
Indicates a situation that may lead to damage
to property if not avoided.
2.5 Safety notes
We developed this product in accordance with the
current safety requirements.
Please note the following information concerning
safe use.
2.5.1 Risk of injury caused by batteries
Gaseous or liquid substances may escape as a result
of mechanical damage to batteries. These may be
severely irritating or toxic.
Anelectricalfault,suchasashort-circuit,mayresult
in overheating.
Externalwarmingup,forinstancecausedbyex-
posure to direct sunlight or attempts to charge the
batteries,mayleadtoanexplosion.
fEnsurethat“mote200”issufcientlyprotectedfrom
mechanicalandthermalinuences.
fDo not use the product any longer if it shows visible
signs of damage.
fEnsure that the batteries are inserted with the cor-
rectpolarity(+/-).
fDo not expose the batteries to direct sunlight or
nakedames.
fDo not use partially discharged batteries together
with new ones.
fDo not try to charge the batteries.
fIfanybatteryuidleaksandcomesintocontactwith
skin,eyesormucousmembranes,rinsetheaffected
areas immediately with plenty of clean water and
seek medical attention.
2.5.2 Suffocation risk for children
Keep the “mote 200” and its packaging out of reach
of children to avoid risk of ingestion and suffocation.
fKeep the “mote 200” out of reach of children.
fSeek medical attention immediately if small parts
have been swallowed.
2.5.3 Availability of the operating instructions
These operating instructions must be read and ap-
plied by any person working on the product.
The operating instructions must be available at the
installation location.

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3. Technical description
3.1 Functional description
Thisproductisdesignedtoofferconvenient,individ-
ual adjustment of the temperature in your rooms and
can even help you to effectively lower your heating
costs as a result.
3.1.1 Basic functions
The Oventrop “mote 200” offers program-controlled
temperature regulation of rooms containing radiators.
You can programme the time-controlled regulation
of the radiators via a smartphone. The connection
between the “mote 200” and your smartphone is
established via Bluetooth. The power for the “mote
200” is supplied by two batteries.
3.1.2 Open-window recognition
If you open a window and the temperature drops
stronglyasaresult,the“mote200”closesthera-
diator valve automatically to save energy. The LED
for open-window recognition illuminates when this
feature is active. The LED remains illuminated until
the set time has elapsed and the wireless thermostat
switches back to control operation.
3.1.3 Key lock
Whenthekeylockisactive,thesettingsofthe“mote
200”cannotbechanged.(seeSection8.1.2 on page
10).
3.1.4 Frost protection function
Ifthetemperaturedropsbelow7°C,the“mote200”
keeps the valve open until the temperature rises to
above7°Cagain.Thiswillpreventtheradiatorsfrom
freezing.
3.1.5 Anti-scaling function
Ifrequired,the“mote200”performsananti-limes-
cale run to prevent the radiator valves from calcify-
ing.
3.1.6 Control operation and menu mode
• The menu mode serves to activate the “Installa-
tion/Removal” function and the key lock.
• Duringcontroloperation,youmaysetthedesired
temperature by using the “PLUS” and “MINUS”
buttons.
3.2 Operating elements and indicators
3.2.1 Summary
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4
5
e
d
c
b
a
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Illust. 1: Operating and indicator elements
(1) Battery status
(2) Open-window recognition
(3) Installation/Removal
(4) Key lock
(5) ,a
to e
LEDdisplay(seeSection3.2.2 on page
7)
(6) Battery case cover
(7) OK/SET(conrm)
(8) PLUS(increasetemperature)
(9) MINUS(reducetemperature)
(10) MENU
3.2.2 LED display for temperature levels
to (e) ON =28°C
to (d) ON, (e)
ashes =26°C
to (d) ON =24°C
to (c) ON, (d)
ashes =22°C
to (c) ON =21°C
to (b) ON, (c)
ashes =20°C
to (b) ON =19°C
to (a) ON, (b)
ashes =18°C
to (a) ON =16°C
ON, (a) ash-
es =12°C
ON =7°Cfrostprotection

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3.3 Technical data
Transmitting
power
+0dBmat3.0V
Frequency 2.4 GHz
Battery 2× 1.5 V LR6/Mignon/AA
Connection
thread
M30 x 1.5 mm
Operation
mode
Type 1
Size (W x H x D) 56 x 68 x 89 mm
Weight 150g(incl.batteries)
Protection IP20
Degree of con-
tamination
2
4. Accessories
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Illust. 2: Adapter
(1) RAV pin for extending the valve stem when
using the RAV adapter.
(2) RAVL
(3) RAV
(4) RA
5. Transport and storage
Remove the batteries if you are not going to use the
appliance for an extended period. Store the appli-
anceinadry,dust-freeplace.
6. Installation
6.1 Inserting the batteries
Thecongurationismaintainedwhenreplacing
the batteries.
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2
3
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Illust. 3: Removing the battery case cover
(1) LED display
(2) Battery case
(3) Battery case cover
(4) Notch
1. Remove the battery case cover by pulling it off at
the notch.
2. Now insert the batteries. Observe the correct polari-
ty! Do not use rechargeable batteries!
- The “mote 200” only opens in menu mode
once you have inserted the batteries during
initial commissioning and after having been
restoredtothefactorysettings(see8.5 on
page 13).The“Installation/Removal”
menuoptionashes.
- Whenreplacingthebatteries,thisstepis
skipped and the adaptation run is carried out
automatically.
3. Retthebatterycasecoverbypushingitdownuntil
it engages with an audible click.

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6.2 Installation on the radiator
The“mote200”canbettedtoanyvalvebodywith
anM30x1.5connectionthread.
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Illust. 4: Fitting the “mote 200”
(1) Valve
(2) Adapter (OPTIONAL!)
(3) “mote 200”
1. Turn the old radiator thermostat to fully open posi-
tion.
2. Loosenthexingdeviceandremovetheoldradia-
tor thermostat from the valve.
3. Ifrequired,selectasuitableadapterforthe“mote
200”(seeIllust. 2 on page 8 and Illust. 4)andt
it to the radiator.
4. Fit the “mote 200” to the valve and/or adapter by
turning the collar nut clockwise..
7. Commissioning
You may start the adaptation run once installation of
the wireless thermostat has been completed.
7.1 Adaptation
Initially calibrate the valve stroke in the “mote 200”.
Tothisend,itisessentialtolaunchanadaptation
process after installation.
Ensure that the “Installation/Removal” function
isactive( ashes).
fPress and hold the “OK/SET” key for approx. 3
seconds.
ZThe adaptation process starts. The “mote 200”
adaptstothestrokeofyourvalve.TheLEDsashin
sequence.
Oncetheadaptationprocessiscomplete,theprod-
uct switches to control operation. The LEDs indicate
the nominal temperature.
Afterapprox.5seconds,the“mote200”switchesto
standby mode. All LEDs are switched off in standby
mode.
7.2 Installing the app
Toentertimeproles,connectthe“mote200”using
a smartphone via the Bluetooth interface.
Apps for iOS and Android operating systems are
availableintherelevantappstores(iTunes,Google
Play).
fInstall the appropriate “mote 200” app for the oper-
ating system you are using. Follow the information in
the applicable installation guide.
- Activate the location request for the „mote
200“ app.
- The connection via app can be established
when all LEDs at the „mote 200“ are off.

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8. Operation
8.1 Manual operation
8.1.1 Setting the temperature manually
Control operation is where you can set the tempera-
ture using the “PLUS” and “MINUS” keys. The
“mote 200” switches back to the values from the set
heating program at the next switching point.
fPress the “PLUS” key to increase the set tem-
perature.
fPress the “MINUS” key to lower the set tempera-
ture.
ZAfter5seconds,thedisplaygoesblankandtheset
value is adopted.
8.1.2 Key lock
8.1.2.1 Activation
fPress the “MENU” key.
ZThe “Installation/Removal” LED illuminates.
fUse the “PLUS” and “MINUS” keys to select
the “Key lock” display.
fPress the “OK/SET” key.
ZThe key lock is activated.
8.1.2.2 Deactivation
fPress and hold the “MENU” and “OK/SET” keys
at the same time for at least 10 seconds.
ZThe key lock is deactivated. The set nominal tem-
perature is displayed.
The key lock can also be activated or deactivat-
ed via the app.
8.2 Operating and programming via
app
8.2.1 Creating a room
- You may create up to 12 rooms.
- You can allocate up to 5 thermostats „mote
200“ to each room.
fOpen the app.
ZThe “mote 200 HOME” window appears.
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Illust. 5: mote 200 HOME
(1) Adding rooms
(2) Drop-down menu with additional information
fTapthe“+”todenearoom.
ZThe “Create mote 200 room” window appears.
fEnterthenecessarydataandconrmwith“Save”.
ZThe “Search for devices” menu appears. A list of
available appliances appears.
fAdd the room to your “mote 200” by tapping on the
list.
fConrmthedetailsyouhaveenteredwith“Finis-
hed”.
ZThe “mote 200 HOME” menu appears. The room
youdenedappearsinthelist.
8.2.2 Renaming the “mote 200”
If you are using the app to control several
“mote200”devices,itisusefultoassignunique
names to each of the wireless thermostats.
fTap the name of the room you have created in the
“mote 200 HOME” menu.
ZThe “Devices” menu opens with a summary of the
devices assigned to this room.

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Illust. 6: “Devices”
(1) Menu bar
(2) Rename thermostat.
(3) Open “mote 200 HOME” menu.
(4) Create another “mote 200”.
(5) Delete thermostat/room assignment.
(6) Open “Setting” menu.
(7) Open“holidayprole”menu.
(8) Open“Heatingprole”menu.
(9) Open “Temperature” menu.
(10) Open “Devices” menu.
ZThe app connects to the thermostats assigned to
this room.
fTap the “Rename” key for the respective thermostat.
ZThe “Rename” submenu appears.
fRenameyour“mote200”asrequiredandconrm
with “Rename”.
8.2.3 Creating a heating prole
Youcancreateaheatingproleforeachof
the rooms you have created. Tapping on the
relevant room in the “mote 200 HOME” menu
opens another menu that displays the applian-
cesassignedtothisroom(“Devices”menu).
Byusingthemenubar(item1inIllust. 6 on
page 11)youcanaccessthe“Devices”,
“Temperature”,“Heatingprole”,“holidaypro-
le”and“Setting”menus.
“Devices” menu (item 10 in Illust. 6 on page 11)
fTap the name of the room you have created in the
“mote 200 HOME” menu.
ZAnother menu opens with a summary of the appli-
ances assigned to this room.
ZThe app connects to the thermostats assigned to
this room.
ZIftheconnectioncanbeestablished,thebattery
charging status of the thermostats is displayed.
8.2.3.1 “Temperature” menu (item 9 in Illust. 6)
You have the option here to set three temperature
types and an offset. You can even adjust the tem-
perature manually to suit your current needs or
denetemperaturesforautomaticmode.
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Illust. 7: Setting the temperature manually
(1) Nominal
tem-
perature
This is the temperature that is current-
ly selected in the “mote 200” or on
the mode dial in the app. This setting
is used for short-term selection of
a temperature that differs from the
heatingprole.
(2) Mode
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Illust. 8: Setting temperatures for automatic mode
(1) Offset In the event of unfavourable spatial
conditions,thetemperatures
measured on the thermostat may
deviate from the overall room tem-
perature.
The offset setting serves to bal-
ance out this discrepancy.
The offset can be set between -5
and+5.
(2) Economy
tempera-
ture
The economy temperature is the
temperature that should apply
during the periods when you would
like to lower the temperature.
(3) Comfort
tempera-
ture
The comfort temperature is the
temperature that you personally
ndmostcomfortable.Youcan
set when this temperature should
applyinyourheatingproles(see
Section 8.2.4 on page 12).
fTap on the corresponding temperature type.
fSettherequiredtemperatureusingthemodedial,
or adjust the offset using the arrow keys next to the
value.
ZThe chosen settings are automatically adopted.
8.2.4 “Heating prole” menu (item 8 in Illust. 6
on page 11)
This page allows you to select the time periods in
which the comfort temperature should be active
within the relevant room.
Fourperiodscanbedenedinwhichthecom-
fort temperature should apply.
Economy temperature will be applied for the
rest of the time.
fSet the time periods in which the comfort tempera-
ture should apply within the relevant room.
fTransfer your settings to the “mote 200” by tapping
on the “Transfer heating times and exit” button.
8.2.5 “Hde” menu (item 7 in Illust. 6)
Settingsfortheholidayprole.
8.2.6 “Setting” menu (item 6 in Illust. 6)
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Illust. 9: “Setting”
(1) Sensitivity of the open-window recognition.
(2) Time frame during which the valve remains
closed once an open window has been detect-
ed.
(3) Activate key lock/child-proof lock. This locks
manual operation of the controller.

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8.3 Changing batteries
Whenthebatterystatusislow,theLEDnexttothe
battery status display ashes.
1. Removethebatterycasecover(seeIllust. 3 on
page 8).
2. Remove the used batteries and insert new ones.
WARNING
Personal injury and property damage
caused by batteries
Defective or improperly used batteries can
cause chemical burns and explosions.
fDo not use partially discharged batteries
together with new ones.
fDo not try to charge the batteries.
fDo not expose the batteries to direct sun-
lightornakedames.
fIfanybatteryuidleaksandcomesinto
contactwithskin,eyesormucousmem-
branes,rinsetheaffectedareasimmedi-
ately with plenty of clean water and seek
medical attention.
fEnsure that the batteries are inserted with
thecorrectpolarity(+/-).
ZThe “mote 200” automatically performs an adapta-
tion process.
3. Retthebatterycasecoverbypushingitdownuntil
it engages with an audible click.
8.4 Reinstalling the “mote 200”
Onlytorremovethe“mote200”onceyou
have opened the “Installation/Removal” valve
completely(seeSection11.1 on page 14).
fRemove the “mote 200” as described in Section
11.1 on page 14.
fIfyouwouldliketodeletetheprogramming,pro-
ceed as described in Section 8.5. When putting the
devicebackintooperation,proceedasdescribedin
Sections 6 on page 8 and 7.
fIfyouwouldliketoretaintheprogramming,remove
thebatteriesandstartbyttingthe“mote200”to
theradiator(seeSection6.2 on page 9).Only
then you should reinsert the batteries. The “mote
200” performs an adaptation process immediately if
the programming has been saved.
8.5 Restoring the “mote 200” to factory
settings
fPress and hold the “PLUS” and “MINUS” keys
at the same time for at least 10 seconds.
ZTheLEDsashinsequence.
ZIf your appliance has been successfully restored to
factorysettings,theLEDfor“Installation/Removal”
ashes.
9. Troubleshooting
9.1 Troubleshooting table
MALFUNC-
TION CAUSE REMEDY
The battery
status LED
ashesperma-
nently.
The batteries are
low.
Insert new bat-
teries.
The radiator
does not heat
up.
The valve has
calcied(forex-
ample,afterthe
heating has not
been in use over
summer).
- Remove the
“mote 200”
and move the
valve tappet
several times
manually.
- Replace the
valve if neces-
sary.
The central
heating is defec-
tive.
Have the heat-
ing repaired.
The radiator
does not cool
down.
The valve does
not close fully.
- Remove the
“mote 200”
and move the
valve tappet
several times
manually.
- Repeat the
adaptation
process.
- Replace the
valve if neces-
sary.
The thrust piece
falls out.
The thrust piece
may fall out if
the wireless
thermostat
has not been
attached to a
valve.
Reinsert the
thrust piece. Re-
peat the adapta-
tion process.

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MALFUNC-
TION CAUSE REMEDY
The “Installation/
Removal” LED
ashesperma-
nently(adap-
tation process
failed).
Fittingerror,
adaptation not
possible.
- The “mote
200” has not
beenttedto
the radiator.
- The valve lift is
too short.
- No valve
movement
possible.
Fit the “mote
200” correctly to
a radiator.
10. Maintenance
NOTICE
Damage to surfaces caused by aggressive
detergents
fDonotuseanyhardorsharpobjects,
abrasive powders or detergents that
dissolve plastic when cleaning.
fIfrequired,cleansurfaceswithasoft
cloth. When dealing with more severe
dirt,moistentheclothslightly with water
or use a mild detergent. Do not exert any
pressure on the LED display.
11. Removal and disposal
11.1 Removal
fOpen the menu by pressing “MENU” brieyonce.
fUse the “PLUS” and “MINUS” keys to select
the “Installation/Removal” function.
fConrmbypressing“OK/Set” brieyonce.
ZTheLEDsashinsequence.
fWait until the LED for the “Installation/Removal”
functionashes.
fYou can now remove the “mote 200” by loosening
the collar nut.
11.2 Disposal
Directive 2012/19/EU WEEE:
Old appliances must not be disposed of with
standardwaste,butmustbedroppedoffat
a collection point for the recycling of electri-
cal and electronic appliances.
Directive 2006/66/EC:
Do not dispose of batteries or rechargeab-
le batteries with standard waste.
The following symbols may be listed be-
low the symbol for separate collection:
• Cd = contains more than 0.002% cad-
mium by weight
• Hg = contains more than 0.005% mer-
cury by weight
• Pb = contains more than 0.004% lead
by weight.

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