Polypipe UFHTIME4RFB User manual

4 Zone RF Time Clock
User Guide UFHTIME4RFB

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Overview
The RF 4 Zone Time Clock is designed to work
with the Dial Thermostat (UFHDIALRFB) to
provide time control per manifold. Time clock
also has 3 other zones which can be used.
The unit is designed to be used with our range
of wireless master wiring centres and slave
units.
Details on how to initiate communication with
the receiver units in RF applications are provided
in the additional RF documentation.
This user guide provides user settings and
Programming details, these and the advanced
settings can also be downloaded from
www.polypipeufh.com in A4 format.

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Please Read Before
Programming Your Time Clock
Time settings
The Time Clock operates in 2 different modes:
Comfort - The time clock is on allowing
individual room thermostats to operate.
Setback - The time clock will be off,
meaning no room thermostats will
operate.
This is to assist the response time of the
heating system.

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Contents
1Battery Access and User Controls
1.1 Keyboard
1.2 Display
2First Time Installation
2.1 Installing Batteries
2.2 Time and Date Adjustment
2.3 Zone Allocation and RF Initiation
3Selecting a Pre-set Program P1 - P9
4 User Defined Programs U1 - U4
4.1 Creating User Defined Program

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Contents
5Operating Menus
5.1 Automatic Mode
5.2 Off Mode
5.3 Holiday Mode
5.4 Keyboard Lock Function
6 Pre-set Programs
7Hidden Menus
8Technical Specification
9Fault Diagnostic

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1 Battery Access and User Controls
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1.1 Keyboard

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1.2 Display
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1-3 Setting or measured hour/text/indications
4Operating mode menu
(active mode is framed)
5Program number or parameter number
if “7” is displayed
6Temporary override function activated
7Installation parameter menu
8RF transmission logo
9Low batteries indicator
10 Modification of parameter
11 Program of the current day
12 Zone number or Period number in the
program of the current day or current
zone number
13 Key lock indicator
14 Current zone state: “On” (activated) and
“Off” (disabled)
15 Frost protection is activated
16 Days of the week (current day is framed)
17 AM/PM
NOTE: At any time, when the backlight is switched off, press the (OK)
key to activate the backlight and wake up the product. Press another
time the (OK) key to show the current setting temperature.

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2 First Time Installation
This section will guide you to starting your time
clock for the first time.
2.1 Installing Batteries
- Lift the front panel off and insert the 2 x AAA
alkaline batteries supplied (or remove the small
protection sticker if the batteries are already
installed in the compartment)
- Replace the front panel
- Your time clock will ask you to set the time
- Note: The time and date setting can be set at
any time by pressing the (OK) key for 3 seconds
2.2 Time and Date Adjustment
The valve to be adjusted will blink, and is
adjusted with keys (-) and (+). Once the
adjustment is made, accept it with the (OK)
key.
The time clock will jump automatically to the
next value.

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Progress of the adjustments:
Time and day:
Hours setting
Minutes setting
Day of week setting
Date:
Day setting
Month setting
Year setting
You can access the time and date adjustment
made by pressing (OK) key for 3 seconds
at any time in off mode.

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2.3 Zone Allocation and RF Initiation
Once the time and date have been entered,
the unit will ask you to activate the required
number of heating zones by displaying:
By displaying a flasing “Yes”, this means that
Zone 1 is active. By displaying a flashing “No”,
this means that Zone 1 isn’t active. Select “Yes”
or “No” with (-) and (+) keys.

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Once “Yes” is entered for a zone, press (OK)
key. The unit will indicate that RF initiation
is taking place for that particular channel by
displaying a series of dashes:
Once the receiver unit or RF master unit has
been accepted the initiation signal, repeat the

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process for the remaining required channels.
By pressing the or keys, select the zone
number and if you want to finish zone initiation
step, press (OK) key when this screen is
displaying:
You will be able to change your configuration
by accessing the zone activation menu
(page 37).
Important: If no zone is activated, all working
modes won’t work.

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3 Selecting a Preset Program
P1 to P9
There are 9 preset programs P1-P9.
The time clock will default to P1
(see programs pages 26 to 34).
To select a preset program use the navigation
keys to move the cursor from Auto to Prog.
Press OK to make the P1/P9 adjustable.
Use the (-) or (+) keys to choose P1 to P9,
or U1 to U4 (User Defined Programs).
Select and validate with (OK) to return to Auto.

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4 User Defined Programs U1 to U4
You set “on” and “off” times for each
period, up to 3 periods per day eg. Morning,
afternoon and evening. Between time periods,
temperature will default to “Setback”.
If for example at a weekend you only need your
heating to come “on” and “off” once, you only
need to set period 1 and skip the others.

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4.1 Creating User Defined Programs
Use the navigation keys to move from
Auto to Prog as previous. Press (OK)
to make P1/P9 adjustable.
Use the (-) or (+) keys to choose P1 to P9,
or U1 to U4.
Select any of U1 to U4 as this allows each time
clock to store up to 4 user defined programs in
its memory.

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With U1 to U4 blinking press the (OK) key to
access the program settings.
- The program creation will always start with
the Monday.
Once you have pressed the (OK) key, the
following display will appear:

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Adjust the hour of the first step of the program
with (-) or (+).
Press (OK) to validate and jump to the
following step.

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You will then see the below screen
You can set this period to run to the
end of the day (midnight) by pressing (OK)
or, use the (+) button to set the “off” time
for this period.