Delta Dore PACK DELTA 600 - Manual (Page 5)

Characteristics
• Runs on two LR03-type 1.5 V alkaline batteries
(autonomy greater than 1 year)
• Class III insulation
• Battery level indicator
• Operating mode selector knob (5 positions)
• Choice between 5 operating modes:
Frost protection, Economy, Comfort, Shutdown
or Auto
• Long absence adjustable from 1 to 99 days
• Transmission frequency 868 MHz:
(I-ETS 300 220 standard)
• Radio range: 100 to 300 metres outside
depending on the equipment associated
(the range can be altered depending on the
installation conditions and the electromagnetic
environment)
• Addressing: 65536 combinations
• Digital display
• Room unit: 128 x 85 x 31 mm
• Wall-mounted or on base
• Protection index: IP 30
• Operating temperature: 0 to +40°C
• Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
Installer commissioning
3.1 Fitting batteries
Two LR03-type or AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries
(autonomy >1 year).
"No rechargeable batteries".
To install them, remove the unit from its base, insert
the batteries, being careful to put them in the correct
direction, then return the unit to its base.
Replacing batteries:
If the low battery LED comes on, do not leave
the flat batteries in the unit (the guarantee does not
cover damage caused by leakage from batteries).
3.2 Configuration / Reconfiguration
Configuration mode lets you couple the Delta 600 COM
control unit with the Delta 600 BT receiver (no conflict
possible with neighbouring installations).
It is also used to check the radio transmission.
Installation
2.1 Positioning options
The thermostat must be positioned correctly.
In dwellings, the propagation of radio waves is reflected
and attenuated by the structures encountered.
We recommend that you check radio transmission
quality using the radio transmission test mode (§ 3.4).
2.2 Mounting
2.2.1 Wall-mount (preferred)
To mount the unit on the wall, it must
be separated from its base.
Once separated from the case,
the support must be fixed to
the wall with screws and plugs or
on a flush-mounted box (distance
between centres 60 mm).
1 2
3
Turn the knob on the Delta 600 COM control unit to
the position
➀ Press (~3 sec.) until CnF is displayed.
The control unit sends
its information to the
receiver.
➃ On the receiver, push “1...6, COM” repeatedly until
the “COM” LED flashes.
• If the green LED (OK) is flashing slowly, the
receiver's COM channel is not configured.
Press the
button.
The green "OK" LED comes on steady.
The receiver's COM channel is configured.
• If the green LED (OK) is on steady, the receiver's
COM channel is already configured.
To reconfigure it (with another control unit, for
example), press the
button for 10 sec. until
the green "OK" LED flashes slowly, then release it.
Press the
button again.
The green "OK" LED comes on steady; the
receiver's COM channel has been "reconfigured".
→ Press to exit from configuration mode.
3.4 Radio transmission check
On the control unit, turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press (~3 sec.)
until tESt is displayed.
The transmitter sends
its information to
the receiver.
➃ Transmission is correct if, on the receiver, the "OK"
and “COM” LED flash together.
→ Press the button to exit the radio transmission test
mode.
3.5 Problems?
On the receiver, the “COM” LED flashes (the receiver
has not received information from the transmitter of
the relevant channel for more than an hour).
1) Check the transmitter batteries.
2) Go to transmission test mode.
- If the "OK" and “COM” LEDs are not flashing
together each time information is received, move
the control unit.
- If the problem persists, reconfigure the units.
Note: In the event of malfunction, pressing the
button on the receiver changes the status of
the selected channel (exemption) until the next
transmission from the thermostat (which continues
to have priority). For an override, the red LED flashes.
2.2.2 Using the foldaway base (option)
Using the support provided,
you can place the transmitter on
an item of furniture or a table,
remembering to adhere to
the conditions for transmission
and thermal location.
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