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Setting the temperature / Temporary ‘auto’ override
Programming explanations
Setting the ‘auto’ program schedules
Auto/Manual mode
Press the ‘mode’ button to select Auto/Manual Mode.
Inmanual mode, the thermostat maintains a constant
set temperature manually set by the user. In auto mode,
the thermostat executes the programmed schedules –
see ‘Setting the auto program schedules’, p2.
Note: Electric In-Slab (o-peak) oor heating systems
should beoperated in Manual mode as the ‘o-peak’
meters turn the system on/o at the required times –
adjusting the temperature set point is all that is required
(see below).
To adjust the temperature set-point, simply touch the
temperature display and it will start to ash. Use the
up or down buttons to adjust. Press the ‘Done’ button
to accept and exit. In auto mode, the display will show
“Override” above the temperature display indicating a
temporary temperature adjustment – the thermostat
will maintain the new set temperature until the next
programmed event. To cancel the override setting,
press the ‘Run Schedule’ button.
To adjust/change the programmed temperature for
your daily auto program, see ‘setting the auto program
schedules’ below.
In auto mode, your heating system will work according to your program schedule set.
Note: Auto mode should not be used for In-Slab (o-peak) oorheating systems as your electricity meter will turn
yoursystem on and o at ‘o-peak’ times (see ‘Auto/Manual Mode’, p2).
1. Press and the day display will start ashing (if your thermostat is set to 5+2 day programmable mode,
theprogramming will skip to step 3.
2. Use to adjust the day of the week you want to start programming or the day you wish to edit an existing
program. If all 7 days of the week are to have the same program press (or press again tocancel).
3. Press . The LCD screen will display Program 1 and the time will be ashing.
4. Use and to adjust the time you wish the Program 1 event to commence for the selected day/days.
Each individual day of the week can be programmed
separately, or program 7 days of the week at once
(every day the same program using ‘All days’ option
in programming). You can also program weekdays (5
days) to one schedule and then weekends (2 days) to a
dierent schedule – for this set up, the Conguration
Menu (Menu 10) will need to be set to ‘5+2 day
programmable’ (see below ‘Conguration Menu’ table).
The program schedule consists of 4 programmable
periods per day:
Program 1: ‘Wake’/Comfort Temperature – Set the time
you would like the heating to start (generally allow 1-2
hours warm up time for oor heating systems) and the
comfort temperature required.
Program 2: ‘Leave’/Economy Temperature – Set the
time you leave home and the temperature you want to
maintain while you are away, e.g. at work (18°C).
Program 3: ‘Return’/Comfort Temperature – Set the
time you return home at the end of the day (an hour or
two before, depending on warm-up time and previous
economy temp set) and the temperature you want
during evening until bed.
Program 4: ‘Sleep’/Economy Temperature – Set the
time you go to bed and the temperature you want to
maintain overnight (e.g. 18°C).
Note: Setting the temperature on/lower than the usual
ambient temperature means your heating may not come
on at all/will cool down substantially and the response time
will need to be increased for the next ‘comfort’ program to
reach the required temperature.
