Instruction manual

RF Thermostat (Continued)
Teaching RF thermostat ID code to control unit (continued)
4. The 3 LEDs on the front panel will flash once to indicate that the Thermostat ID has been learnt successfully. If the
LEDs do not flash, repeat steps 1 to 3.
5. After the Thermostat ID is successfully learnt by the Receiver/Controller, pressing the <PWR> button on the
Thermostat will switch the Thermostat ON. If the Room temperature is less than the Set temperature, the Flame
symbol will display on the LCD and the Receiver/Controller will initiate the ignition sequence.
Front PCB Layout
RECEIVER/CONTROLLER
Button or LED Function
If the Heater is OFF, pressing and releasing this button once will start the Heater.
The Heater will operate at LOW Flame setting for 2 minutes. After which the Heater
will slowly ramp up the Flame setting to the highest setting over a 70 second
period.
The Room Fan will remain OFF until the outlet temperature exceeds 50°C, then
start on Low speed and adjust to the settings of the Flame.
If the Thermostat is within reception range of the Heater and is switched ON, the
Heater will respond to the settings of the Thermostat.
Likewise if the Thermostat is not within reception range, the Heater will continue to
operate at the manually selected settings.
If the Heater is ON, pressing and releasing this button once will switch OFF the
Heater.
The Room Fan will continue to operate until the outlet temperature falls below
40°C i.e. COOL DOWN cycle at which point the Fan will shut down completely.
The Heater will not respond to any further signals from the Thermostat.
The Heater can only be switched ON by pressing and releasing the ON/OFF button.
ON/OFF Button
There are five push buttons and three LEDs. Their functions are:
Fan
speed
LED
indicators
Heat
setting
buttons
Fan
speed
setting
buttons
On/Off
Button
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