EUROSTER 3000 Manuel utilisateur

EUROSTER 3000 – USER MANUAL 1

EUROSTER 3000

This thermostat has been designed to provide you with years of troublefree service. Proper

understanding of any product is the key to successfully using it. By spending only a few

moments reading through this manual, you will become acquainted with the many features

built into this thermostat.

Following the procedures listed within this manual will minimize the chance of damaging the

thermostat or any of the equipment it controls.

Take special notice of all as these contain important information and safety tips.

THERMOSTAT LOCATION

Proper location of the thermostat is very important to insure a comfortable temperature. bserve the

following general rules for best results.

1. The thermostat should be on the inside wall of a room that is often used, approx. 5 ft.

(1.5m) above the floor.

2. Avoid areas that exhibit unusual heating or cooling conditions such as in direct sunlight,

near a fireplace, stove, register, door, window, or stair well.

3. Be aware of furnishings which may block airflow or alter temperature such as: sofas,

chairs, bookcases, track lighting, lamps, stereo components, television sets.

4. Hot water pipes in the wall, a stove, refrigerator, or fireplace on the other side of a

prospective wall may affect the accuracy of your thermostat.

5. Locating any control in a damp area will cause corrosion, and shorten the life of the

control.

6. Do not install where air circulation is poor (ie. in a corner, or an alcove, or behind an

open door).

7. All construction work and painting should be complete before installing unit.

8. This thermostat does not require leveling.

To avoid electrical shock a d to preve t damage to the fur ace, air co ditio er, a d

thermostat, disco ect the power supply before begi i g work. This ca be do e at

the fuse box, at the circuit breaker, or at the applia ce.

While holding the thermostat face in the palm of your hand, press in on release button with

your thumb. Hold the base plate firmly with your other hand by placing your fingers in the

holes on the back of the thermostat. Keeping release button pressed in, swing thermostat

away from base.

Be careful ot to drop the booy or to distub electro ic parts. Leave the cover closed

or removed whole the booy from the base.

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You will need to remove the Base Plate to gain access to the

Battery Compartment and jumper Section.

While holding the thermostat face in the palm of your hand,

press in on release button with you thumb.

Hold on to the base plate firmly with your other hand by

placing your fingers on both side of the thermostat.

Keeping release button pressed in, swing the thermostat

away from the base.

When remounting the thermostat face to the base plate, hook the top of the face onto the top

of the base plate. Swing the face down until the face snaps into the base. Press in on the face,

firmly, in the middle, to seat the terminal pins. This is necessary to secure face!

Before you install the wires, you must check your system's wiring diagram or consult with a

professional electrician. There are basically three types of system which can be used with this

unit. If your system is other than these three types please check with you local dealer.

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FEATURE

The thermostat you have purchased is programmable type, which simply means it has a

built in clock and can change it's temperature settings automatically throughout the day. This

may be confusing at a glance, but there are some very good reasons why this may be

desirable.

For example, let's say you live in an area where it is cold outside, and you have your heating

system running to heat up the inside temperature to 21ºC . This is comfortable temperature in

the house when you're sitting around with your family, but it uses a lot of electricity or gas to

maintain that temperature all day, when you are at work a good part of that day.

With a programmable thermostat you can set the temperature back, perhaps to 16ºC while

you are away at work, and to 18ºC at night while you are sleeping and still have it set to a

comfortable level during the times that you are relaxing at home.

An efficient heat system should "kick on", or cycle, four to six times an hour while

maintainging one set temperature. However, if the temperature has been set back to a lower

level or set up to a higher level, the unit will have to run much longer to recover to the comfort

level.

The big question here is, how many degrees can you set the temperature back to keep the

heat from cycling on when you don't need it, and still be able to bring the temperature back up

to your comfort level without the heating unit having to run excessively? Many factors will

affect this balance: How big is the difference between outside and inside temperatures? How

big is your house? How efficient is your heating unit? How well insulated is your house?

How many and what hours are you away from home? How many and what hours do you sleep?

The pre-programmed set of times and temperatures within your new thermostat can be altered

to better match your needs if you so desire. Be sure to also read the section on the next few

page for more information on determining the best settings for your situation.

Pre-programmed Times & Temperatures

At the first use of this digital programmable thermostat, there are two modes that can be

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chosen. Mode "5:2d" indicates to set up week days and weekends (Saturday and Sunday).

Mode "7d" indicates to set up the day of the week and the programs for each day can be set

up separately.

After installing the batteries, the LCD SCREEN will display all for five seconds. Five seconds

later, LCD SEREEN will display "5:2d" (default). You can press "Next" button to select "7d".

Also you can press the "Next" button repeatedly to switch "5:2d" or "7d".

Pre-programmed Times & Temperatures

M DE "5:2d" FACT RY PRE-SET TIME AND TEMPERATURE PROGRAM:

WEEKDAY TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 08:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 16ºC

P3 12:00 21ºC

P4 14:00 16ºC

P5 16:30 21ºC

P6 22:30 18ºC

SATURDAY TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 07:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 21ºC

P3 16:30 21ºC

P4 22:30 18ºC

SUNDAY TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 07:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 21ºC

P3 16:30 21ºC

P4 22:30 16ºC

MODE "7d" FACTORY PRE-SET TIME AND TEMPERATURE PROGRAM:

MON, TUE,WED,THU,FRI TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 08:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 16ºC

P3 12:00 21ºC

P4 14:00 16ºC

P5 16:30 21ºC

P6 22:30 18ºC

SATURDAY TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 07:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 21ºC

P3 16:30 21ºC

P4 22:30 18ºC

SUNDAY TIME TEMPERATURE

P1 07:00 21ºC

P2 08:30 21ºC

P3 16:30 21ºC

P4 22:30 16ºC

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After selecting the mode, you can press  key or wait for 10 seconds, then the thermostat

automatically set, the day and time to SUDAY, 0:00, shows the current room temperature.

APPLICATION

This thermostat can be used for "Floor Heating System". This device should be installed and

serviced by a qualified technician, and make sure that power has been disconnected before

installation.

The floor sensor cable should be installed to the terminal block No. 1 and No.2 (The floor

sensor cable is an optional accessory).

When installation is correctly done, set the thermostat on the base, then reset the thermostat

by pressing the "Reset" button, the thermostat will automatically check if the floor sesor is

installed and read the room temperature.

Note: It is not necessary to have the floor sensor installed when fitting with a non-floor heating

system.

Atte tio !

If the floor sensor cable is not installed, floor temperature detecting function will not be able to

use. Whenever the cable is installed, reset the thermostat by pressing the "Reset" button. This

will activate the floor temperature detecting function immediately.

There are two operation modes can be selected:

1. Room temperature mode.

The thermostat will ignore the reading from floor sensor. In this mode, the temperature of the

room will determine whether the heating system is activated.

2. Floor temperature mode.

In this mode, the thermostat will continuously compare the floor and room temperatures to the

preset temperature setting. When these temperatures are reached, then the thermostat will

automatically turn off the heating system.

Now the thermostat you have purchased is floor heating control type, which simply means it

has a built in floor temperature set and can change it's temperature setting.

You have two choices to set floor heating control mode

a) If the user selects FL: mode, the unit will control the N/ FF of the HEATNG via air

sensor, it will not concern the detection of floor sensor.

b) If the user selects FL: A mode, the unit will control the N/ FF of HEATING via both of

floor and air sensor. Here the setting range of floor sensor is 10ºC ~ 45ºC .

There are two conditions to turn on the heating:

●Floor temperature is lower than the floor sensor setting

●Air Temperature is lower than the air sensor setting

(In any of this conditions is fulfilled, the thermostat will turn on the heating)

There are two conditions to turn off the heating:

●Floor temperature is higher than floor sensor setting.

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●Air temperature is higher than air sensor setting.

(Either one of a.m. condition will turn off the heating immediately)

Press and hold "NEXT" button 5 seconds, the LCD display will change to current floor heating

1. Mode Selecting:

Press and hold the "Next" button for 5 seconds, then the LCD will display the current operation

control mode: "Room temperature mode" or "Floor temperature mode". Press  or  knob to

select different mode.

When you are satisfied with your setting, press  button to return to normal operation mode.

(Automatically returning if no key is pressed for 10 seconds)

2. Floor temperature setting:

Set the thermostat at "Floor temperature mode"(FL:A) then press the "FL R SET" button, the

LCD will display the actual floor temperature in the middle, then press  or  knob to set

your desired temperature, the "TEMP SET" at the up-left corner of LCD will vary form 26ºC

(factory default) to your setting.

The following example shows the temperture set at 36ºC.

3. Disabling the "Floor temperature mode"

If the thermostat is operating at "Room temperature mode (FL: )", after pressing the FL R

SET button the LCD will display the current floor temperature and you will not be able to set

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the floor temperature.

War i g!

Do not set thermostat at "Floor temperature mode" if the floor sensor cable is not installed.

Under this circumstance, pressing the FL R SET button will not display any temperature

reading; floor temperature will remain the factory default setting.

CLOCK SETTING

1. To begin setting the clock press the button "CL CK SET" (it may require a second press if

you have just installed the batteries). The day of the week will start flashing. Use the  and 

buttons to choose the current day. Press NEXT to set the hour, the hour digits in the display

will Start flashing.

2. Use the  and  buttons to select the current hour. To configure, press the "NEXT" button

to set the minutes. The minutes in the display will start flashing.

Use the  and  buttons to select the current minute. "NEXT" will continue cycling through

the options. To return to normal operation press the . The display will stop flashing

PROGRAMME SETTING

By following hese simple s eps you will be able o cus omize your new hermos a o be er mee your needs.

! THE DATE & TIME MUST HAVE BEEN SET AS DESCRIBED IN THE EARLIER SECTION

Press and hold  button and then press the "NEXT" button, hold both of them together for 3

seconds, the device will change into "Programme Mode":5:2D or 7D. To review without

changing any setting press the button.

The display should change to the 1st Period (P1) and show the start time and the Temp Set for

P1.

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Each subsequent press of the i button steps the display to the next period (P1, P2, P3,...)

Each period contains a time and a temperature. The thermostat will change to that

temperature at this time.

However, it may take some time to archieve the set temperature (see Theory of peration).

When you have finished reviewing the program (S), press  to return the display to normal

mode. If no key is pressed LCD Display will automatically display every program period for 5

sec till return normal.

READ ENTIRE STEP'S DIRECTIONS BEFORE SETUP

T CHANGE a program memory, press then press

the specific program you wish to enter and repeat. The

display should change to the 1st Period (P1) with the SET

TEMPERATURE flashing.

Use the  and  buttons to adjust the temperature: When you have set the new Set

Temperature correctly, or if the Set Temperature did not require changing, press the NEXT

button again to move to the Set Temperature.

Use the button to set the time forward. Use the  button to set the time back. When you

have set the new Start Time correctly, or if the Start Time did not require changing, press the

"NEXT" button again to move to the set temperature for the 2nd period (P2).

Use the  and  buttons to make adjustments where necessary. Continue cycling through

each period's Set Temperature and then Start Time by pressing the "NEXT" button. When you

have finished making adjustments to this program, press the button to go to NEXT DAY

PR GRAM BL CK, r press button to return to normal operation.

THE DIFFERENTIAL

The differential is the term given to the amount the thermostat will allow the temperature to

vary from the Set Temperature. This feature allows you to decide how closely the thermostat

will control the temperature in the room. The less time the unit runs, the less

money you spend on utilities!

Your new thermostat comes to you preset to allow the room temperature to climb 1 above the

Set Temperature, and then will let it fall 0.5ºC below the Set Temp. This has been found to be

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a balance between energy savings and comfort for most average people.

For example: It's winter, the heating unit is running and has just brought the room

temperature up to 21ºC. You have your new thermostat set to 21ºC and have not altered the

preset differential. The heating unit will continue running until the room temperature reaches

21.5ºC before turning off. The temperature wil then beging to fall, and will continue falling

until the heating unit turns back on when the room temperature falls to 20.5ºC .

In this example you have a differential of 1ºC of the Set Temp.

Let's say you set your thermostat at 21ºC . You set the Differential setting to 0.5ºC . Your

room's temperature would be allowed to vary from 20.75ºC~21.25ºC. Differential is adjustable

and can be set at 0.5ºC or 1ºC .

Which settings will work best in your home, controlling your heating units, can best be

determined by simple experimentation.

To review and N T CHANGE the differential just press and hold for more than 3 seconds  

buttons. The display should change to show the differential setting. Press to return to

normal operation (the unit automatically returns if no key is pressed for 10 secs).

T CHANGE the differential press and hold for more than 3 seconds  buttons press . The

display should change to show the differential setting.

Use the NEXT button select 0.5 or 1.0 of differential

When you are satisfied with your settings press  to return to normal operation (automatic if

no key is pressed for 10 seconds).

MANUAL OPERATION MODE

By simply pressing the H LD button you can place your new thermostat into a manual

operation mode, where you set the desired temperature and it is maintained. The Hold

indicat r will appear on the display confirming that you have entered Hold mode.

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The  and  buttons are used to adjust the temperature. If no key is pressed

for 10 seconds the Thermostat will change into H LD M DE and display the

current temperature. At any time you can return to the Program controlled

mode by pressing H LD or .

This Manual mode is more desirable in some cases. You may feel more

comfortable with a conventional thermostat.

r, you may have experimented with different programmed times and

temperatures, and discovered that you are not achieving the level of savings

or comfort that you had hoped for. This may be due to the amount of

insulation in your home, or a heating that may have too slow recovery rate to

allow for setting the temperature back or forward. Your lifestyle or job may

have your home occupied so much of the time that it is simplay impractical to have the

temperature vary at different times. It may also be that you find that you are not maintaining

the level of comfort that you are used to from a constant temperature.

Regardless of the reasons, your new thermostat can still provide you with years of service, while

providing you with many features not available in conventional thermostats.

FEATURE MANUAL MODE / VACATION HOLD

You can use MANUAL M DE/VACAT N H LD to set up the desired temperature while you are

on vacation. Thus the energy usage of your heating system can be lowered well by using this

function.

1. PRESS H LD button and use  or  to select the desired temperature.

2. When you are satisfied with your set temperature press, NEXT to set the vacation days.

3. Use the  button to increase the number of vacation days. Use the  button to decrease

the number of vacation days. If no key is pressed within 10 secs the THERM STAT will Run

the vacation H LD M DE and display the current temperature.

4. At any time you can return to the program controlled mode by pressing H LD or .

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