Theben RAMSES 813 top2 HF User manual

Operating instructions for RAMSES 813 top2 HF and
RAMSES 833 top2 HF
Dear client,
if you have the newer device, please use page 1 to 38
and if you have the older one, please use page 39 to 75 of this pdf.
Montage- und
Bedienungsanleitung
Raumthermostat
RAMSES
RAMSES 813 top2 HF
8139500
RAMSES 833 top2 HF
8339500
309373 05
D
DGB F
NL
E I
RAMSES 833 top2 HF
Montage- und
Bedienungsanleitung
Raumthermostat
RAMSES
RAMSES 813 top2 HF
813 9 500
RAMSES 833 top2 HF
833 9 500
309373 04
D
DGB F
NL
E I
RAMSES 833 top2 HF

Installation and
operating instructions
Room thermostat
RAMSES
RAMSES 813 top2 HF
8139500
RAMSES 833 top2 HF
8339500
309373 05
DGB F
NL
E I
RAMSES 833 top2 HF

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Contents
Basic safety instructions 3
Screen and keys 4
Operating instructions 4
Connection/installation/uninstallation 5
Fit/change batteries/Reset 7
Receivers/HF Test/Coding 8
Initial start-up 13
User operating level 14
INFO key 14
T°/H key – Setting the "Timer
function 15
6° C key – Set fixed temperature 15
Change target temperature 16
Temperature programs 17
MENU – Overview 18
PROGRAMMING
Reset switching time 20
Change or clear switching time 21
View switching time 22
Delete program 22
TIME/DATE
Set date, time and summer/winter time 23
HOLIDAY
Set holiday program etc. 24
USER SETTINGS
Set language 26
Set display 27
Set LCD backlight 28
Set contrast 28
Set keypad lock 29
Set factory settings 29
Operating level for specialist
personnel 30
PROFESSIONAL SETTINGS
Set wall compensation 30
Set optimisation 31
Set pump protection 32
Set external input 32
Set controller 35
HF setting 36
Set maintenance period 36
Technical data 37
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Basic safety instructions
• The devices are designed for different types of installation as described below
Designated use
• The room thermostat regulates the room temperature in houses, offices etc. via radio control
• It is used in dry rooms with normal levels of domestic cleanliness
Disposal
Dispose of devices and batteries in an environmentally sound manner
Danger of death through electric shock or fire!
 Installation should only be carried out by a qualified electrician!
WARNING

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Screen and keys
Temperature display
Text line
 EXIT
– Leave menu
 OK
– Store selection
– Confirm selection
Days of the week
from 1–7
Function keys:
– MENU
– T°/H
– INFO
– 6°C
Display programmed
switching times
Time display
Operating instructions
YES
Confirmation
Press
 OK
NO
Amend/
change
 
press
bbbb
1. Read text line
Flashing text/symbol
represents query
bbbb
2. Make a decision
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 –/+
Scroll through menu
or change values

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Connection/installation
Warning, danger of death through electric shock!
 Must be installed by qualified electrician!
 Disconnect power source.
 Cover or shield any adjacent live components.
 Ensure device cannot be switched on!
 Check power supply is disconnected.
 Earth and bypass.
WARNING

Wall installation
 Attach device to wall using the optionally available back wall set (907 0 605). This enables the use
of the external input with the RAMSES 833 top 2 sets
(see pages 33 ff.).
 Ensure installation height of approx. 1.5 m and check reception quality.
Free-standing installation
 The device can be used in free-standing position with the enclosed base.
 Avoid locations such as window sills, televisions, PCs or devices emitting heat/cold.
Dismantling
 Insert screwdriver from
below, push detent hooks up
and open device.
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Replace batteries
1.Battery symbol flashes on display, control-
ler remains active. The batteries should be
replaced.
2.The display flashes, the controller cannot be
used; the relay remains switched on. The bat-
teries must be removed quickly and replaced
within 10 minutes to ensure that the current
settings are not lost.
Insert batteries
Only be carried out by a qualified
electrician.
Only use alkaline 1.5 V AA
batteries.
Ensure correct polarity when
fitting batteries.
Dispose of batteries in an environmentally
sound manner.
Reset
Press a pointed object into the opening on
the left hand side of the device.

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REC 1/REC 2/REC 11/REC 21 receivers
A
E
B
54321
A
B
E
54321
ASwitching pre-selection channel 1
BSwitching status display channel 1
CLevel display for reception strength
DAntenna connection
ESwitching status display channel 2
FSwitching pre-selection channel 2
ESignal strength display
Range approx. 20–30 m
REC 1/REC 2 for wall installation REC 11/REC 21 for mains operation
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Installation and connection of
receivers
REC 1 (1 channel)
Connect device to terminals 1, 2, 3.
REC 2 (2 channels)
Connection 1:
Connect device to terminals 1, 2, 3.
Connection 2:
Connect device to terminals 4, 5, 6.
REC 11
Connect device to terminals.
REC 21
Plug device into socket.
Connect device to REC 21 using plug.
1 2
PE L N
3 4 5

REC 1/REC 2/REC 11/REC 21 receivers
Align antenna
Connect REC 1/REC 2
to operating voltage.
Align antenna vertically.
In the event of errors (several LEDs light up),
align antenna so that as few LEDs as pos-
sible light up.
Do not place antenna next to water pipes or
electricity cables.
Optimise reception quality
The channels on the receiver must be off,
i.e. the relevant display status
(LED) must be off.
At least one green LED must light up for opti-
mum reception.
Switching pre-selection of REC 1/REC 2/
REC 11/REC 21
Switch channel C1 on/off
Briefly press key C1.
The channel is on (C1/C2 LED
lights up).
The channel is off (C1/C2 LED
goes off).
Switch channel C2 on/off (REC 2 only)
Briefly press key C2.
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Coding
Transmitters and receivers are pre-configured
with each other ex works.
Delete old coding before entering new one.
Test of channel 1/channel 2 (e.g. room 1/2)
Select CODING on the thermostat and press
OK to confirm (the LED from channel 1/2
and the level display light up briefly).
Coding channel C1 (e. g. room 1)
Press key C1 on REC 1/REC 2 (REC 11/
REC 21) for approx. 5 seconds.
The LED on C1 flashes for approx. 10 sec-
onds. The coding on the thermostat must be
completed in this time period. The level dis-
play on the receiver lights up briefly.
Coding channel C2 (e. g. room 2)
Press key C2 on REC 2 (e.g. room 2) for
approx. 5 seconds.
The LED on C2 flashes for approx. 10 seconds.
The coding on the thermostat must be com-
pleted in this time period.
Delete coding
Press key C1 on REC 1/REC 2 (REC 11/
REC 21) for approx. 10 seconds.
The LEDs on C1 light up and
go off after 3 seconds.
Repeat process for C2.

General information on radio transmission
Since radio signals are electromagnetic waves,
the signal from the sender to the receiver is
dampened (referred to as transmission range
limitation). There are also further interference
factors such as metal parts in walls, metal foils
used in insulation etc. These create what is
known as radio shadow (see table).
Other sources of interference
Devices that also operate using high-frequency
signals, e.g. computers, electric transformers etc.,
are considered further sources of interference.
The minimum clearance from these devices
should be 0.5 m.
Dry material Material
strength
Transmission
Wood, plaster, gypsum
plaster board
< 30 cm 90–100 %
Brick, compressed
particle board
< 30 cm 65–95 %
Reinforced concrete < 30 cm 10–70 %
Metal, metal grating,
aluminium
< 1 mm 0–10 %
Metal, laminated
aluminium
< 1 mm 0 %
Transmission
Please note: Moisture in the material hinders
transmission!
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Initial start-up
After inserting batteries, press the right key
for more than 3 seconds and follow on-
screen display (see fig.).
Date, time and summer/winter rule can be set
via MENU menu under TIME/DATE.
Date and time have to be set on the RAMSES
813 top2 HF; they are preset with the
RAMSES 833 top2 HF.
The RAMSES 813 top2 HF devices are basic
devices and the RAMSES 833 top2 HF devic-
es are comfort devices.
ENGLISH
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
HOUR
MINUTE
ROOM
TEMP
21.6°C

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Note:
The whole screen, except for temperature and time, is faded out after 5 seconds. Press the INFO
key to restore screen.
This setting can be changed under USER SETTINGS/DISPLAY.
INFO key – View settings
The INFO key allows you to access current
room temperature, temperature program,
target temperature, date/time or
battery status.
Press INFO key repeatedly.
& User information
ROOM TEMP
21.6°C
P1 ACTIVE
TARGET TEMP
22.4°C
02-02-2009
BATTERY
END


or P2 ACTIVE, P3 ACTIVE
or T°/H 6°C
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6°C key – Set fixed
temperature
Press 6°C key. REQUIRED TEMPERATURE
(6 °C–30 °C) appears.
Use the + or – buttons on the rotary
control to set the value.
Confirm with OK. QUIT PROGRAM
appears.
Provided the whole screen is shown, the 6°C
button flashes to display the current function.
The set temperature is maintained until the
function is switched off manually
Press EXIT key. RETURN TO PROGRAM
appears.
T°/H key – Setting the timer
function
Press T°/H key. REQUIRED TEMPERATURE
(6 °C–30 °C) appears.
Use the + or – keys on the rotary control
to set the value.
Confirm with OK. DURATION appears.
Use the + or – buttons on the rotary con-
trol to set duration (from 0:30 – 24:00).
Confirm with OK. COUNTDOWN appears.
Provided the whole screen is shown, the T°/H
button flashes to display the set countdown.
The set temperature is maintained for the
selected period.
Delete T°/H function
Press EXIT key.
RETURN TO PROGRAM appears.

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Change target temperature
Use rotary control to make changes
In standard operation mode, you can temporar-
ily change current target temperature via the
rotary control. It is not stored in the program
and is replaced by the set value at the next
programmed switching time.
Turn rotary control up or down to change
temperature setting (in 0.2 °C increments).
The following applies to all programs:
The broken bar in the top left of the display
shows the number of menu points in the
relevant menu. The flashing cursor indicates
the point in the menu that you are currently in.
. . . .
P1 CHECK
6:20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
EXIT NEXT

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Temperature programs
RAMSES top2 devices have several
preset programs.
– P1
– P2
– P3
Use the MENU/PROGRAMMING key to access
selection of active temperature program.
Change temperature programs (P1, P2, P3)
The programs are adjusted using the MENU,
key in the PROGRAMMING menu (see page
20ff.) 12:00 (21 °C)
20:00 (17 °C)
07:00 (21 °C)
22:00 (21 °C)
Mo Tu We Thu Fr Sa Su

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MENU – Overview
MENU
TIME/
DATE
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
HOUR
MINUTE
SU-WI RULE
EUROPA
HOLIDAY USER SETTINGS PROFESSIONAL
SETTINGS
PROGRAMM
ING
PROG P1
PROG P2
PROG P3
CLEAR PROG
START
HOLIDAY
YEAR
MONTH
DAY
LANGUAGE
DISPLAY
+/– +/– +/– +/–
+/–
HOUR
END HOLIDAY
TARGET TEMP
LCD
BACKLIGHT
CONTRAST
KEY
LOCK
FACTORY
SET
WALL COMP
...
OPTIMISE
PUMP
PROTECTION
EXT
INPUT
CONTROLLER
RF SETTINGS
SERVICE
INFO
*only with RAMSES 833 top2 HF
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PROGRAMMING
Programs P1–P3 are preset but they can be
amended or deleted.
A maximum of 24 switching times can be set
per program, up to a total of 42.
PROGRAMMIE-
RUNG
PROG P1
PROG P2
PROG P3
CLEAR PROG
MENU
Program P1 (preset)
Mon–Fri 21 °C 6.00–22.00
otherwise 17 °C
Sat–Sun 21 °C 7.00–23.00
Program P2 (preset)
Mon–Fri 21 °C 6.00–8.00
16.00–22.00
otherwise 17 °C
Sat–Sun 21 °C 7.00–23.00
Program P3 (preset)
Mon–Fri 21 °C 12.00–20.00
otherwise 17 °C
Sat–Sun 21 °C 7.00–22.00