Profort multiGuard User manual

KEEP TRACK OF THE HEAT WITH multiGuard® remote
multiGuard® remote
With multiGuard® remote you can control your heat pump even when you‘re far away from the
house.
Take your mobile phone and send a text
message to multiGuard® remote.
multiGuard® remote sends an infrared signal to
the heat pump. The pump reacts as if you stood
next to it.
It will now be nice and warm when you return to the
house.
The device also alerts when the temperature drops or it can turn on the water heater. See more
about other features on the back.
To enable the use of multiGuard® remote you must mount the device with SIM card and power
as well as transferring information from the heat pump remote control.
MOUNT THE multiGuard® remote SIM-card
SIM card
Use a standard SIM card from an optional telephone operator. The phone number of the card must
be used when you need to send a text message or call the device.
1. Check the SIM card. Put the SIM card into an ordinary mobile phone. Check that you can
call and send text messages to and from your phone.
2. Disable PIN request. While the SIM card is in your phone, disable the PIN (if necessary see
the manual for your mobile phone).
3. Install the SIM card. Insert the SIM card into multiGuard® remote.
Power
1. Connect the power cord: Turn on the power
2. The red LED lights up for about 30 seconds and flashes
slowly.
3. Install the backup battery
4. The unit is ready

CODE THE multiGuard® remote WITH FEATURES FROM
HEAT PUMP REMOTE
1. Prepare the heat pump remote control with the desired func-
tions. For example: temperature 22 °C, auto swing, auto fan.
2. Send a text message from a mobile phone to the multiGuard®
remote.
Use the text: M1 Warm (makro no., + optional text —
remember the space between).
The message must be sent to the number of the SIM card that‘s
installed in the multiGuard® remote
3. When multiGuard® remote has received the SMS you get an
acknowledgement: ―OK>> M1 Warm‖. Macro M1 is now
called ―Warm‖ (after the optional text in paragraph 2).
4. A red LED at the multiGuard® remote now fl ashes rapidly for
30 sec. It tells that the unit is ready to receive a signal from the
remote control.
5. Point the heat pump remote control towards the top of
multiGuard® remote. Press the ―warm‖ button as if you are
activating the heat pump. The infrared signal is now recorded
and stored in the multiGuard® remote. It is activated by
sending a text message: Warm
6. Repeat the steps above to record other features e.g. at macro
no. M2, M3 etc. with other names.
7. Place the multiGuard® remote in sight of the infrared receiver of the heat pump. Let one
of the IR-transmitters pointing directly towards the heat pump.
OPERATE THE HEAT PUMP AT LONG DISTANCE
1. Send a text message with the name of the macro for example Warm
multiGuard® remote will now send the signal that starts the heat pump with the setting:
temperatureat 22 °C, auto swing, and auto fan.
2. You will receive an acknowledgement as a text message with the text ―OK>> R1‖
R1 refers to M1 (macro number 1), R2 for macro 2, etc.

multiGuard® remote
10 MACRO POSITIONS
multiGuard® remote can record 9 different functions from the heat pump control. Commands to
the GSM unit can also be stored in one macro as an alias. The macros are numbered from M1 to
M9 (‗M‘ and a number from one to nine).
Note: M0 (M + zero) is pre-coded with the alias: ‗Temp‘. On request, it returns the current
temperature.
See the back for further information.
In the table below, you can note the name and functions you have assigned the macros.
As an example M1 is completed as described before.
No.
Name
FUNCTION
M1.
Warm
22 °C, auto swing, and auto fan
M2.
M3.
M4.
M5.
M6.
M7.
M8.
M9.
M10.
Temp
Return current temperature (pre-coded from the factory)

OTHER USEFULL FUNCTIONS WITH multiGuard® remote
Request the temperature
Send a text message with the text: Temp.You receive a text message with the content OK>> V1
R TEMP 22,1 if there is 22.1 degrees in the room.
Add telephone numbers to receive alarms
If you want a alarm eg. if power fails, you must add recipients to the calling list (max. 25).
Recipients are called Nx (N1, N2….N9, NA (10), NB (11)…. NP (25)).
Send the text message: N1 88888888 (‗N1‘ = first position in the calling list, ‗88888888‘ = a
mobile phone number to receive alarms as text messages (country code is not necessary).
The text message POWER FAILURE is now being sent to the phone number 88888888 in case
of power failure.
Create recipient number two (= N2), number three (= N3), and so on.
Delete a recipient: delete the phone number simply by sending the text N1.
Receive alarm at 5 °C
You can get an alarm if the temperature drops to a critical level.
Send e.g. the text message V1 M 5 63 and you will be alerted if the temperature is five degrees
(select a different number than five in the text, if the temperature limit must be something else).
Turn the floor heating on or off
If you connect floor heating or a water heater to multiGuard®, it can be controlled by text
message too.
The text message S0 (0 = zero) closes the relay and turns on heating.
The text message B0 (0 = zero) opens the relay and turns off heating.
Supervise multiGuard® remote at the Web
Go to www.profort.com. Sign up and see how.
The unit also has ...
... an alarm input which can be connected to e.g. a PIR motion sensor, thermostat,
smoke detector.
Read more in the manual and at www.profort.com.
NOTE: ‘SPACES’ ARE SIGNIFICANT
When you send text messages to multiGuard® remote ‗SPACES‘ counts as a character.
Note: There must always be a space between commands and text.
Remember: If you make space in the optional text for the macro name, it must also be written
when you are using the macro.
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