Protherm Thermolink P User manual

Thermolink P
Thermolink RC
Instructions for
Installation

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INTRODUCTION
1 Product documentation ....................................................................................... 3
2 CE Mark.............................................................................................................. 3
INSTALLER
3 Thermolink installation........................................................................................ 3
3.1 List of contents........................................................................................... 3
3.2 Fixing ........................................................................................................ 3
4 Electrical connections ......................................................................................... 4
4.1 Wired room thermostat ............................................................................... 5
4.2 Wireless room thermostat ........................................................................... 5
5 Commissioning .................................................................................................. 5
INSTALLER MENU
6 Accessing the installer menu ............................................................................... 6
7 Returning to the user menu.................................................................................. 6
8 Installer menu note ............................................................................................. 6
8.1 New functions ............................................................................................ 6
8.2 Tree diagram.............................................................................................. 7
8.3 Summary of menus and functions available.................................................. 8
8.4 Compatibility of the room thermostat........................................................... 8
MAINTENANCE
9 Trouble-shooting................................................................................................. 9
9.1 Fault diagnosis........................................................................................... 9
9.2 Resetting the room thermostat...................................................................10
Technical data
10 Thermolink P......................................................................................................11
11 Thermolink RC....................................................................................................11
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
1 Product documentation
The instructions are an integral part of the
Thermolink and must be handed to the user on
completion of the installation in order to comply
with the current regulation.
• Carefully read the manual, to enable safe
installation, use and servicing. No liability
can be accepted in the event of damage
for not complying with the guidance in this
instruction manual.
2 CE Mark
The CE mark indicates that the units described in
this manual are in compliance with the following
directives:
-European Directive Num. 2004-108 of
the European Parliament and the Council
regarding electromagnetic compatibility
-European Directive Num. 2006-95 of the
European Parliament and the Council
regarding low voltage
-Directive regarding telecommunications
equipment ( Directive R & TTE 99/5/ EEC of
the Council of the European Community)
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3 Thermolink installation
3.1 List of contents
Thermolink programmable room thermostat (x1)
Wall support for the Thermolink (*) (x1)
Radio receiver (*) (x1)
“AA LR6 « alkaline batteries" (*) (x4)
(*) delivered with the wireless version
3.2 Fixing
3.2.1 Wired room thermostat
3.2.2 Wireless room thermostat
3.2.3 Radio receiver
radio receiver on control box unit
1
2
2
Key
1 Control box unit
2 Radio receiver
• Slide the radio receiver into the notches.
iIMPORTANT:
It is easier to pass the EBUS cable if the
pre-cut part is removed.
INTRODUCTION
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1
B
A
Key
1 Pre-cut part of the electrical box
radio receiver in the control box unit
1
2
2
B
A
Key
1 Control box unit
2 Radio receiver
iIMPORTANT:
The receiver should be installed
outside the appliance if the appliance
control box does not have a location for
the radio receiver.
radio receiver outside appliance
2
1
3
Key
1 Radio receiver
2 Fixing screw
3 Drilling
4 Electrical connections
eDANGER:
Incorrect installation can cause electric
shock or damage to the equipment.
The electrical connection must be
made only by a qualified engineer.
b
ATTENTION:
Do not connect the room thermostat to
a 230V terminal.
230
V
RT
230 V
FPLN
iIMPORTANT:
Do not remove the terminal link
(RT 24V) from the room thermostat
connection on the boiler pcb.
• Use a connecting cable that complies with the
technical specifications (refer to the technical
data chapter).
iIMPORTANT:
The location of the EBUS terminal block
varies according to the heating system.
It is always identified by having «BUS»
written on it.
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4.1 Wired room thermostat
connected to a boiler
230
V
RT AQ
24 V
BUS
RT 24V T° ext
BUS
BUS
24 V
B
B1 B2
A
Key
A connection on the radio receiver:
B connection to the EBUS 24V terminal on the boiler
(examples B1 & B2)
4.2 Wireless room thermostat
connected to a boiler
230
V
RT AQ
24 V
BUS
RT 24V T° ext
BUS
BUS
24 V
B
B1 B2
A
Key
A connection on the radio receiver:
B connection to the EBUS 24V terminal on the boiler
(examples B1 & B2)
connected to a control unit
The radio receiver function is integrated into the
control box. There is no electrical connection to
be made in an installation including a control
box.
5 Commissioning
• Fully open all the thermostat valves on the
radiators in the rooms where the room
thermostats are installed.
• Switch on the appliances that make up the
installation (see the installation manuals).
• If it is a wireless connection, remove the insulating
tab in the room thermostat battery compartment.
• Follow the instructions given by the
installation assistant.
• Make the adjustments and select the necessary
options depending on the installation.
• Finalise the installation in the installer menu.
• Check that these main settings are
compatible with the installation.
• Check the installation by issuing a heating
demand.
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INSTALLER MENU
6 Accessing the installer menu
The installation menu is still accessible after
commissioning.
• Press the button for 7 seconds .
• Enter the installer access code 96.
7 Returning to the user menu
• Press the button for 3 seconds to
return to the main user screen.
8 Installer menu note
The installer menu customises itself depending
on the appliance it is connected to and the
connection method.
8.1 New functions
Automatic heating curve (if an outdoor sensor is
connected)
The automatic heating curve function continually
seeks the most suitable value to ensure your
comfort and the efficiency of your heating
system. The optimum value is obtained
approximately 24 hours after the system is
started. It is recommended that you activate
this function. If the function is deactivated,
the heating curve can be set manually by the
installer.
Thermostat function (if an outside sensor is
connected)
The heating system alters the water temperature
in the heating circuit depending on:
the ambient temperature,
the outside temperature.
If this function is deactivated, the heating
system no longer takes into account the ambient
temperature. The heating system uses just the
outside temperature.
Anticipation
The heating system anticipates the first
programmed setting change in the morning.
This function allows it to reach the programmed
temperature rapidly (the function is available and
independent for each zone).
Recirculation
This function requires the installation of an
option card in the boiler. The installation of a
recirculation pump allows a shorter waiting
time when drawing offhot water. The operating
ranges are programmable on the professional
menu. The programming for a day starts at 00:00
with a maximum of 7 time slots in 24 hours.
Performance index
The performance indicator is calculated from the
efficiency of all appliances over the last 24 hours.
The cursor moves along a scale graduated.
Service reminder
This function reminds the end user to service the
appliance. The user must plan the maintenance
of their system.
The date must be entered into the professional
menu during installation and after each
maintenance.
The icon « » is displayed on the room
thermostat screen 30 days before the date
entered into the installer menu.
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8.2 Tree diagram
Connexion
Radio test
automatic heating curve management
correct the measured outdoor tem-
perature
manually set the heating curve
Outdoor sensor
Modulating control
Room T° function
Anticipation
Maximum room T°
Room T° correction
Efficiency info
Auto time
date/time
Language
Phone
Service indicator
About
FUNCTIONS
AVAILABLE
INSTALLER
MENU
Activate/deactivate the
function
Maximum T°
Activate/deactivate the
programme
Recirculation
Activate/deactivate the
function
Activate/deactivate the
programme
Heating
Hot water
Cooling
Option
RF *
(*) extra menu in wireless connection mode.
Main settings
Heating
Maximum room T° 30°C
Room T° correction 0°C
Modulating control on
Room T° function on
Anticipation off
Domestic hot water
On/Offon
Program off
Maximum T° 60°C
Recirculation off
Cooling
On/Offoff
Program off
if an outdoor sensor is connected
Automatic heating curve on
Correct the outdoor temperature 0°C
Settings
Efficiency info off
Auto time on
Service indicator off
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8.3 Summary of menus and functions
available
Thermolink can be the master or secondary room
thermostat:
Master
-The “master” room thermostat of the
installation has all functions available. The
installation comprises only one main room
thermostat. It is in general in the principal
part of the dwelling (zone 1).
Secondary
-The “secondary” room thermostat located
in another part has a limited number of
functions.
Menus and functions
(= available depending on the associated
appliance and the status of the thermostat)
The room thermostat is connected to:
Boiler Examaster control unit
the status of the room thermostat is:
master master secondary
Heating
Auto heating curve --
Modulating control --
Room T° function --
Anticipation --
Max. ambient temp.
Ambient temp. correction
Hot water
Activate/deactivate the function -
Activate/deactivate the programme -
Maximum T° -
Recirculation --
Cooling
Activate/deactivate the function -
Activate/deactivate the programme -
Options
Efficiency info -
Auto time --
Date/time -
Language
Service indicator --
About
Radio
Connexion
Radio test
8.4 Compatibility of the room thermostat
Room
thermostat
version
Appliance Examaster
wired -
wireless
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MAINTENANCE
9 Trouble-shooting
9.1 Fault diagnosis
The following checks should be performed before
proceeding onto specific diagnostics
• Check the error messages in the room
temperature thermostat’s display zone
9.1.1 Wired room thermostat
iIMPORTANT:
If the room thermostat becomes
disconnected from the boiler,
the heating system uses its own
operational settings. Check that these
settings are compatible with the
installation.
Cause Solution
No display on
screen
Check that there is no power
cut.
Check that:
- the boiler is properly
connected and switched on,
- the control box is properly
connected and switched on,
The ambient
temperature
does not reach
the programmed
temperature.
Check that the thermostat
valves on the radiators are fully
open.
The ambient
temperature
exceeds the
programmed
temperature.
Check that:
- The setting of the outside
sensor heating curve is suitable
for the installation,
- the setting of the max. heating
outlet temperature is suitable
for the installation.
The installation
assistant is
not displayed
during the
Commissioning.
Reset the room thermostat.
See chapter "Reinitialisation of
the room thermostat".
9.1.2 Wireless room thermostat
iIMPORTANT:
The settings are recorded in the room
thermostat and the wireless receiver.
iIMPORTANT:
If the wireless receiver becomes
disconnected from the boiler,
the heating system uses its own
operational settings.
Check that these settings are
compatible with the installation.
Cause Solution
No display on
screen
Check that the room thermostat
is not in standby mode.
Check that there is no power
cut.
Check that:
- the boiler is properly
connected and switched on,
- The room thermostat
batteries are properly
installed in their
compartment
- The battery polarity is not
reversed
- The batteries are not
exhausted. If so, replace with
new batteries.
The ambient
temperature
does not reach
the programmed
temperature.
Check that the thermostat
valves on the radiators are fully
open.
The ambient
temperature
exceeds the
programmed
temperature.
Check that:
- The setting of the outside
sensor heating curve is suitable
for the installation,
- the setting of the max. heating
outlet temperature is suitable
for the installation.
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9.1.3 Radio receiver
iIMPORTANT:
Faults described in this chapter should
be rectified out by a qualified engineer
and if needed by the After Sales
Service.
4
1
2
3
5
Key
1 Radio receiver
2 Cover for radio receiver
3 Red LED
4 Radio receiver circuit board
5 Green LED
In the event of a problem:
• Remove the cover (2) from the radio receiver
(1) to see the 2 LEDs.
• Check the state of the 2 LEDs (green (5) and
red (3) located on the electronic board (4) in
the radio receiver.
Radio
receiver
Cause Solution
Green LED
off
Red LED
off
-Failure of
electrical
supply
- Defective EBUS
connection cable
Ensure that there is
no interruption
to the
electricity supply
and that
the appliance is
properly
connected and
turned on.
• Check the
electrical
connection between
the
receiver and the
appliance.
Radio
receiver
Cause Solution
Red LED
switched
on
- Appliance fault
- Radio signal
transmission
error
- EBUS
communications
error
- Defective radio
transmitter or
receiver
- EBUS
connecting
cable defective
• Check that:
- The appliances
functioning
status is correct
- The room
thermostat
batteries are
properly
installed in their
compartment
- The battery polarity
is not
reversed
- The batteries are
not
exhausted. If so,
replace with
new batteries.
• Check the
electrical
connection between
the
receiver and the
appliance.
• Check the radio
communication
between the
thermostat and the
receiver.
9.2 Resetting the room thermostat
This function is used to return the room
thermostat to factory settings.
This restarts the installation assistant.
b
ATTENTION:
The resetting of factory settings
is irreversible. All customised
configuration of the room thermostat
will be lost.
• Simultaneously press the buttons
for 10 seconds.
• Confirm by pressing .
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TECHNICAL DATA
10 Thermolink P
Description Unit Thermolink
Room temperature authorized
in the room where the control
is installed
°C 50
Maximum authorised
temperature of domestic water
°C 65
Power-supply voltage EBUS V 24
Electrical connection cable
section
mm² 2 x 0.75
Max. length of electric
connection cables
m 300
Electrical protection IP20
Pollution rating 2
Dimensions:
Height mm 97
Width mm 146.5
Depth mm 35
11 Thermolink RC
Description Unit Thermolink
Room temperature authorized
in the room where the control
is installed
°C 50
Maximum authorised
temperature of domestic water
°C 65
Power-supply voltage EBUS V 24
Electrical connection cable
section
mm² 2 x 0.75
Max. length of electric
connection cables
m 300
Transmission/reception
frequency
MHz 868
Electrical protection IP20
Pollution rating 2
Frequency of communication
with outdoor sensor
min 15
Frequency of communication
with the control box
min 10
Average unobstructed working
range (*)
m 100
Average range within the
home (*)
m25
Thermostat dimensions:
Height mm 115
Width mm 146.5
Depth mm 41
Wireless receiver dimensions:
Height mm 20
Width mm 171
Depth mm 58
(*) Can vary according to installation conditions and
electromagnetic environment
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