SALUS HTRP-RF50 Wireless Programmable Thermostat User Manual

HTRP-RF(50) THERMOSTAT - FULL USER MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................5

1.1 Product Compliance ......................................................................................................................................................................5

1.2 Safety Informations .......................................................................................................................................................................5

2. Product Overview .......................................................................................................................................................6

2.1 Montage ........................................................................................................................................................................................6

2.2 Package content ............................................................................................................................................................................6

2.3 Proper thermostat location ...........................................................................................................................................................6

2.4 Connection Description (HTRP-RF(50) thermostat) .......................................................................................................................6

3. About ZigBee network ................................................................................................................................................7

3.1 ZigBee network - creation and work ..............................................................................................................................................7

3.2 Compatibility with SALUS devices (ONLINE AND OFFLINE) .............................................................................................................8

4. Before you start (rst power up) ..................................................................................................................................9

4.1 LCD icon description ......................................................................................................................................................................9

4.2 Button description .........................................................................................................................................................................9

4.3 First power up sequence and preparing to the pair process .........................................................................................................10

5. Installation by SALUS Smart Home application (ONLINE MODE) .....................................................................................11

5.1 General informations about SALUS Smart Home application .......................................................................................................11

5.2 Pairing with underoor heating wiring centre (KL08RF/Control Box) ..........................................................................................12

5.3 Pairing with wireless TRV radiator head ......................................................................................................................................15

5.4 Pairing with Smart Plug SPE600 ..................................................................................................................................................17

5.5 Pairing with Smart Relay SR600 ..................................................................................................................................................19

5.6 Pairing with RX10RF receiver .......................................................................................................................................................21

6. OPERATING in ONLINE MODE (by app) ..........................................................................................................................23

6.1 General informations ...................................................................................................................................................................23

6.2 App icons description ..................................................................................................................................................................23

6.3 Change thermostat name (pencil icon) .......................................................................................................................................24

6.4 Setpoint temperature change .....................................................................................................................................................25

6.5 Heat/Cool mode change (KL08RF connection) .............................................................................................................................26

6.6 Thermostat modes ......................................................................................................................................................................27

6.6.1 Schedule mode ..........................................................................................................................................................27

6.6.2 Temporary override mode ..........................................................................................................................................31

6.6.3 Manual mode .............................................................................................................................................................31

6.6.4 Frost protection ..........................................................................................................................................................32

6.7 Key lock function .........................................................................................................................................................................33

6.8 Compatibility with window/door sensor OS600 / SW600 ............................................................................................................34

6.9 Compatibility with Smart Plug SPE600 ........................................................................................................................................35

6.10 Compatibility with Smart Relay SR600 ......................................................................................................................................36

6.11 Identication mode ...................................................................................................................................................................37

6.12 Pinning/unpinning thermostat to/from application dashboard ................................................................................................38

6.13 User settings (basic settings) .....................................................................................................................................................39

6.14 Admin settings (installer parameters) .......................................................................................................................................40

6.15 OneTouch rules (add/edit) ........................................................................................................................................................41

6.16 Error codes (exclamation mark in app) ......................................................................................................................................45

6.17 Wireless signal strength test ......................................................................................................................................................46

6.18 Factory reset (removing thermostat from the app and ZigBee network) ...................................................................................47

7. Installation in OFFLINE MODE without SALUS SmartHome application ..........................................................................49

7.1 General informations .................................................................................................................................................................49

7.2 Pairing with underoor heating wiring centre (KL08RF/Control Box) ..........................................................................................50

7.2.1 Available operation modes .........................................................................................................................................50

7.2.2 Grouping - installation of the thermostat as a group controller - MASTER ..................................................................53

7.2.3 Installation as a programmable thermostat ...............................................................................................................54

7.2.4 Replace the zone assigned to another thermostat .....................................................................................................55

7.3 Pairing with wireless TRV radiator head ......................................................................................................................................56

7.4 Pairing with RX10RF receiver .......................................................................................................................................................58

8. OPERATING in OFFLINE MODE ......................................................................................................................................59

8.1 Work modes ................................................................................................................................................................................59

8.2 Heat/cool mode change (KL08RF connection) .............................................................................................................................60

8.3 User settings (basic settings) .......................................................................................................................................................61

8.3.1 Schedule mode - programming schedule ...................................................................................................................61

8.3.2 Time/Date ..................................................................................................................................................................63

8.3.3 Thermostat calibration ...............................................................................................................................................64

8.3.4 Key lock function ........................................................................................................................................................65

9. Installer parameters .................................................................................................................................................66

10. Factory Reset ..........................................................................................................................................................68

11. Error codes (error codes description with possible solutions) ......................................................................................69

12. Cleaning and Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................72

13. Technical Informations ............................................................................................................................................72

14. Warranty ................................................................................................................................................................73

This product complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directives 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU. The full text of the EU

Declaration of Conformity is available at the following internet address: www.saluslegal.com.

• Before starting installation work and before using the product, read the entire manual.

• The information contained in the instructions is essential for proper functioning.

• To avoid accidents resulting in personal injury and material damage, please follow all safety precautions, specied in this manual.

• The device should not be used by people with limited mental, sensory or mental abilities, without experience, of insucient knowledge as well as

children.

• Do not use an unassembled device (eg without a cover).

• The device may only be opened by a qualied person.

• Keep electrical devices out of the reach of children and ensure that they do not play with it. Children should not be left unattended. If necessary,

disconnect the control system for the entire room.

• Do not leave the packaging, cabinet, or any loose parts of the device unattended, as they pose a risk to children.

WARNING!

• Installation must be carried out by a qualied person with appropriate electrical qualications in accordance with standards and regulations in force in

the given country and in the EU.

• Never try to connect the device other than as described in the manual.

• Before assembly, repair or maintenance as well as during any connection works it is absolutely necessary disconnect the mains supply and make sure

that the terminals and electric wires are not live.

• The device may not be exposed to extreme temperatures, strong vibrations or subjected to mechanical shock.

• The device should not be used in unfavorable environmental conditions or in rooms where there is a concentration of ammable gases, fumes or dust.

WARNING!

• There may be additional protection requirements for the entire installation that the installer is responsible for maintaining.

1. Introduction

1.1 Product Compliance

1.2 Safety Informations

Care for the natural environment is of paramount importance to us. The awareness that we manufacture electronic devices obliges us

to dispose of used electronic components and devices safely. Therefore the company has received a registration number issued by the

Chief Inspector for Environmental Protection. The crossed out symbol the trash can on the product means that the product must not be

disposed of with ordinary waste containers. Sorting waste for recycling helps to protect the environment. It is the user’s responsibility

to surrender used equipment to a designated collection point for recycling waste from electrical and electronic equipment.

2.1 Montage

2.2 Package content

1) HTRP-RF(50) thermostat

2) 2x AA batteries

3) Short instructions

4) Mounting screws

2.3 Proper thermostat location

Please note:

Wall mounting

2.4 Connection Description (HTRP-RF(50) thermostat)

S1, S2 terminals:

- air or oor temperature sensor

- external volt-free contact to connect any ON/OFF switch or occupancy

sensor (Hotel card)

Symbols explanation:

S – volt-free contact

T – temperature sensor eg. FS300

Mounting: to mount thermostat you can use accesories included with the set (mounting screws). Remove back cover to mount the plate to the wall.

Now please insert the batteries inside the thermostat. After this just attach thermostat to the plate right into designed holes in the plate.

HTRP-RF(50) is a room temperature thermostat that is used for wireless control of iT600 series devices such as: KL08RF wiring centre, TRV

radiator valve and RX10RF boiler receiver. In combination with Universal Gateway UGE600 this regulator can be controlled over the Internet using SALUS

SmartHome app (Online mode). Without Internet connection (Oine mode) thermostat works locally, but its communication with other devices must be

done through the coordinating unit - CO10RF. Full version of the PDF manual instruction is available on the website www.salus-controls.eu

The ideal position to thermostat mounting is about 1,5m under oor level far from heating or cooling sources. Thermostat can’t be

exposed to sunlight or any extreme conditions like for example draft.

Because of re and explosion risk there is not allowed to use thermostat in atmosphere of explosive gases and ammable liquids (eg coal dust). In case

if any of listed dangers occur you have to use additional protection measures – anti-dust and explosive gases (tight cover) or prevent their formation.

Furthermore, thermostat can’t be used in condensation of water vapor conditions and be exposed to water action.

HTRP RF // HTRS RF

2 x AA

2. Product Overview

3. About ZigBee network

3.1 ZigBee network - creation and work

ZigBee is a wireless network based on IEEE 802.15.4 standard and it’s communication takes place in the 2.4 GHz band. The network is based on a mesh

topology, which allows for a very large range and high reliability. The maximum range of direct communication between two network nodes (devices) is

about 100m in open space.

The devices included in the ZigBee network are divided into three types:

- coordinator - there can only be one such device in each network. It acts as a connection node for all devices;

- router (repeater) - this device is powered by 230VAC, with functionality similar to classic network routers, and it’s task is to forward data packets and

increase the range of the network;

- terminal device - battery powered, sends data to the coordinator (also through the router) to which it is connected. It is usually put to sleep

temporarily, which helps reduce energy consumption.

Built-in security in the ZigBee protocol (ISO-27001 and SSAE16 / ISAE 3402 Type II - SOC 2 certication) ensure high transmission reliability, detection and

removal of transmission errors, as well as connectivity between established priority devices.

Security measures include:

- devices authenticated using a unique key pair;

- encrypted communication between the mobile application and the device;

- data encryption - HTTPS encrypted using TLS, UDP channel with AES-128 encryption;

- layered access control to prevent tampering with one device threatening the entire system.

The ability to work many devices at a short distance from each other was achieved through the use of radio transmission of the spread spectrum signal.

The main advantages of devices working in the ZigBee system are two-way communication and minimization of energy consumption, which in many

cases allows them to be powered from chemical cells (alkaline batteries).

Four Simple steps to create ZigBee network:

Coordinator Installation - Universal Gateway for

ONLINE and OFFLINE systems with internet application

or CO10RF for only OFFLINE systems without application.

Now - add any device you want powered 230VAC.

Note to locate it as near coordinator as possible.

Now you can increase range of ZigBee network

by adding more devices powered 230 VAC.

To extend your network you can add more battery

devices and accesories.

3.2 Compatibility with SALUS devices (ONLINE AND OFFLINE)

COMPATIBILTY WITH OTHER SALUS CONTROLS DEVICES

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat can work in ONLINE or OFFLINE mode.

At rst step you need to decide in which mode your thermostat will work.

ONLINE MODE OFFLINE MODE

Universal Gateway is

CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET

You can congure and use all your

devices in the Smart Home App

Download the Smart Home App

on your iOS or Android device

for remote access to your SALUS

equipment.

SALUS

Smart Home

CO10RF Coordinator - You can use

standard ZigBee network coordinator

to install and use your devices.

Universal Gateway is NOT

CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET

You can use your devices locally

without the Smar tHome App. Gateway

works in this mode as standard ZigBee

coordinator.

Compatibile devices:

KL08RF wireless wiring

centre for 8-zone

underoor heating.

KL04RF extension

TRV

(Thermostatic

Radiator Valve) with

wireless communication.

RX10RF

receiver

SR600

Smart Relay

SPE600

Smart Plug

GET IT ON

Download on the

Other SmartHome devices/accessories

Only with Online Mode

Water leak sensor

WLS600

Double/single OneTouch button

SB600/CSB600

Smoke detector

SD600

Window/door Sensor

SW600 or OS600

RS600

Roller shutter

RE600

ZigBee network signal repeater

(only with UGE600)

RE10RF

ZigBee network signal

repeater

Button Description

Button Function

1. Increase or decrease setpoint temperature.

2. Increase or decrease Day, Clock, Timer, Party and Holiday.

3. Select installer parameter value.

1. Mode selection.

2. Moving between parameters.

1. OK key: Short press to conrm selection.

2. Long press to save and exit.

3. When Main Screen – long press to enter the user settings.

Hold down these buttons to lock or unlock the keyboard.

Hold down these buttons for 3 SECONDS to enter installer parameter settings.

4. Before you start (rst power up)

4.2 Button description

4.1 LCD icon description

1. Comfort temperature

2. Standard temperature

3. Economic temperature

4. Automatic mode

5. PARTY mode

6. Holiday mode

7. Frost protection mode

8. Temperature unit

9. Heating mode ON

10. Gateway wireless connection

11. Internet connection indicator

12. Cooling mode ON

13. Manual mode / override temp.

14. Group controller

15. Current / set temperature

16. Lock function

17. AM / PM

18. Day indicator

19. Clock

20. Settings

21. Low battery indicator

22. External temperature sensor

23. Program number

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4.3 First power up sequence and preparing to the pair process

After that, thermostat will automatically power

up and start boot sequence...

Set your thermostat for underoor

heating or radiator heating by

„ ” or „ ” buttons.

Then conrm by button.

...it will display all icons...

...then thermostat will display the

software version.

Remove the protection foil and insert

2xAA batteries by removing back cover.

SALUS

Smart Home

GET IT ON

Download on the

5. Installation by SALUS Smart Home application (ONLINE MODE)

5.1 General informations about SALUS Smart Home application

Thanks to UGE600 Universal Gateway and SALUS Smart Home app system allows you to remote control of your heating system in any place you

are in the moment by smartphone, tablet or computer with Internet connection. Then you have also access to advanced functions of HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat. You can also create OneTouch rules to customize system to your needs.

First make sure that you have downloaded the Salus Smart Home App from the Google Play or App

Store. You will need to follow a few easy steps to create an account and then link your thermostat to the

Universal Gateway and to the App.

You can also access the web version on:

http://eu.salusconnect.io/

To begin the pairing process the Gateway should be plugged into the power supply and connected to the

Internet. Also, make sure that the UGE600 is added to your Salus Smart Home App. For the installation of

the Universal Gateway, please refer to the UGE600 manual on salus-manuals.com

Make sure that your UGE600 Universal Gateway is added to the App.

The LED of the Gateway should be steady blue. Then go to HTRP-

-RF(50) thermostat and begin paring process with the UGE600 and

add it to the App.

5.2 Pairing with underoor heating wiring centre (KL08RF/Control Box)

SALUS

SmartHome

Go to SALUS Smart Home app.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Open main menu. Select „Settings”. Now enter to the „Setup Equipment”.

Press „Scan for equipment” button.

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App has started scanning...

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added underoor heating wiring centre (KL08RF/Control Box) to your ZigBee network (please

refer to the underoor heating wiring centre manual instruction).

Please note:

Set your thermostat for underoor heating

by „ ” or „ ” buttons. Then

conrm by button.

...Gateway has started ashing red and

searching for the thermostat...

Select your KL08RF/Control Box

added before.

Choose

„UFH Wiring Centre” option.

Thermostat is connected. Go to the

Smart Home app to congure it.

Select your thermostat and press

„Connect equipment” button.

Name your thermostat and go

„Next”...

Press gear icon.

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After that thermostat will display

main screen.

You succesfully congured HTRP-

-RF(50) thermostat with KL08RF

Control Box.

Gateway stop ashing and turn to steady

blue color which means pair process has

been nished.

Press „Finish” button to end the set

up process in the app.

Choose „No” if you want to set your

own schedule later or „Yes” if default

now.

Select the zone which you want attribute to

your thermostat.

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5.3 Pairing with wireless TRV radiator head

SALUS

SmartHome

Go to SALUS Smart Home app.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Open main menu. Select „Settings”. Now enter to the „Setup Equipment”.

Thermostat is connected. Go to the

Smart Home app to congure it.

Press „Scan for equipment” button.

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App has started scanning...

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added wireless TRV radiator heads to your ZigBee network (please refer to the wireless TRV

radiator head manual instruction).

Please note:

Set your thermostat for radiators by

„ ” or „ ” buttons. Then conrm

by button.

...Gateway has started ashing red and

searching for the thermostat...

After that thermostat will display main screen.

You succesfully congured HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat with Wireless TRV radiator head.

Gateway stop ashing and turn to steady blue

color which means pair process has been nished.

Press „Finish” button to end the set

up process in the app.

Choose „No” if you want to set your own

schedule later or „Yes” if default now.

Select your TRV radiator

head from the list.

Now choose Smart Radiator Control.

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Select your thermostat and press

„Connect equipment” button.

Name your thermostat and go

„Next”...

Press gear icon.

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5.4 Pairing with Smart Plug SPE600

SALUS

SmartHome

Go to SALUS Smart Home app.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Open main menu. Select „Settings”. Now enter to the „Setup Equipment”.

Press „Scan for equipment” button.

7 8

App has started scanning...

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added Smart Plug SPE600 to your ZigBee network (please refer to the Smart Plug SPE600

manual instruction).

Please note:

Set your thermostat for underoor heating

by „ ” or „ ” buttons. Then

conrm by button.

Thermostat is connected. Go to the

Smart Home app to congure it.

...Gateway has started ashing red and

searching for the thermostat...

After that thermostat will display main screen.

You succesfully congured HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat with Smart Plug SPE600.

Gateway stop ashing and turn to steady blue

color which means pair process has been nished.

Press „Finish” button to end the set

up process in the app.

Choose „No” if you want to set your own

schedule later or „Yes” if default now.

Select your Smart Plug from the list.

Now choose Smart Plug.

Select your thermostat and press

„Connect equipment” button.

Name your thermostat and go

„Next”...

Press gear icon.

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5.5 Pairing with Smart Relay SR600

SALUS

SmartHome

Go to SALUS Smart Home app.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Open main menu.

Select „Settings”.

Now enter to the „Setup Equipment”.

Press „Scan for equipment” button.

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App has started scanning...

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added Smart Relay SR600 to your ZigBee network (please refer to the Smart Relay SR600

manual instruction).

Please note:

Set your thermostat for underoor heating

by „ ” or „ ” buttons. Then

conrm by button.

Thermostat is connected. Go to the

Smart Home app to congure it.

...Gateway has started ashing red and

searching for the thermostat...

After that thermostat will display main screen.

You succesfully congured HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat with Smart Relay SR600.

Gateway stop ashing and turn to steady blue

color which means pair process has been nished.

Select your Smart Relay from the list.

Now choose Smart Relay.

Select your thermostat and press

„Connect equipment” button.

Name your thermostat and go

„Next”...

Press gear icon.

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Choose „No” if you want to set your own

schedule later or „Yes” if default now.

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Press „Finish” button to end the set

up process in the app.

5.6 Pairing with RX10RF receiver

SALUS

SmartHome

Go to SALUS Smart Home app

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

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Open main menu.

Select „Settings”.

Now enter to the „Setup Equipment”.

Press „Scan for equipment” button.

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App has started scanning...

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added RX10RF receiver to your ZigBee network (please refer to the RX10RF receiver manual

instruction).

Please note:

Set your thermostat for underoor heating

by „ ” or „ ” buttons.

Conrm by button.

Thermostat is connected. Go to the

Smart Home app to congure it.

...Gateway has started ashing red and

searching for the thermostat...

After that thermostat will display main screen.

You succesfully congured HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat with RX10RF receiver.

Gateway stop ashing and turn to steady blue

color which means pair process has been nished.

Press „Finish” button to end the set

up process in the app.

Choose „More” to expand the menu.

Select your thermostat and press

„Connect equipment” button.

Name your thermostat and go

„Next”...

Press gear icon.

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Choose „No” if you want to set your own

schedule later or „Yes” if default now.

Now choose Boiler Receiver. If RX10RF is set as

„RX1” then choose option „Boiler Receiver”. If as a

„RX2” then select „Room Extension Receiver”.

6. OPERATING in ONLINE MODE (by app)

6.1 General informations

This section will show how to use your HTRP-RF(50) thermostat with the UGE600 Universal Gateway and the Salus Smart Home App. In order

to do that, you will need a Salus UG600/UGE600 Universal Gateway, the Salus Smart Home App and Internet connection. Controlling your

thermostat via the App gives you a lot of freedom and the possibilities to manage the temperature in your house/oce remotely (Smart Home app is

available for Android/iOS mobile devices or Internet browser).

6.2 App icons description

Menu view of HTRP-RF(50) thermostat set as a programmable thermostat in SALUS SmartHome application:

Thermostat mode

selection

Thermostat Heat/Cool mode indicator

Setpoint temperature slider

Thermostat name change tool

Thermostat locking/unlocking function

Pin/Unpin thermostat to/from

main application dashboard

Additional thermostat settings

(including advanced installer parameters)

Icons of devices like

window / door sensors

(OS600/SW600), Smart Plug

(SPE600) and SR600 smart

relay. You can see them

only when these devices are

paired with system.

Through these icons you can

pair HTRP-RF(50)thermostat

fast with selected device.

Room temperature

Identication tool

Thermostat name

Setpoint temperature

6.3 Change thermostat name (pencil icon)

Name your termostat and

conrm it by „Save” button.

Click on the pencil icon.

Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

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Press the thermostat’s name.

6.4 Setpoint temperature change

You can change the setpoint by sliding the cursor to left/right on your App. On your App screen, the setpoint temperature is the number displayed in a

larger font.

Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

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Old setpoint value.

New setpoint value.

Thermostat has started heating

(ame icon changed colour from

white to orange).

6.5 Heat/Cool mode change (KL08RF connection)

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat could be a heating device or cooling device. Default thermostat is set for heating. To set cool mode you have to insert the

jumper into „CO” terminal on KL08RF side. Look at the instructions below:

On the thermostat display you

will see „snowake” icon which

is animating during cooling.

When thermostat is calling

for heating then ame icon is

displayed.

In the application you will see blue thermostat tile

with „snowake” icon when cooling mode is on.

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When there is jumper at „CO” terminal KL08RF is

automatically working in cooling mode.

1 2 3

When there is no jumper at „CO” terminal KL08RF

is automatically working in heating mode.

In the application you will see orange thermostat

tile with „Flame” icon when heating mode is on.

COOLING MODE:

HEATING MODE:

The HTRP-RF(50) thermostat gives you the possibility to programm schedule. You can add up to 6 programs during one day by selecting the program’s

start time and temperature. You can choose from 3 dierent schedule congurations:

• Separate schedule for working days (Mo-Fri) and weekend (Sat-Sun)

• Individual schedules for each day at the week

• One schedule for whole week

Additionally, you can choose to set the Default schedule that already exist in the App, or to modify it according to your preferences. The schedule is

displayed at the bottom of screen of your App on the selected thermostat. You can activate the schedule by pressing the Follow Schedule icon on your App.

Once activated, the calendar icon will appear on your screen.

Choose „Follow Schedule”

work mode.

6.6 Thermostat modes

6.6.1 Schedule mode

To activate schedule mode:

Select thermostat in the

main app menu.

Click on the work mode icon.

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When Schedule Mode is activated

then

frame will move on the „A”

letter.

Select thermostat in the

main app menu.

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Scroll down and press pencil button.

As you can see there is default

schedule. You can delete all default

intervals by button.

Choose for which days you want to

program your schedule:

• Working Week / MON - FRI and SAT + SUN

• Home most of the time / MON - SUN

• Daily

After days period selection use

„Add interval” option to add your

intervals to the schedule.

Then add a start time and

temperature setpoint, after all -

conrm by pressing „Add” button.

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TO SET THE SCHEDULE IN THE APP:

Press thermostat’s name.

Please note:

You can add as many intervals as you wish by repeating the procedure described from steps 3 to 6. The procedure is the same for all 3 schedule

congurations. You can customize the programs on the thermostat in any way you want.

After you’ve added all the intervals,

tap „Save” to save it. Your schedule

has been saved and set.

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PLEASE NOTE: To delete any interval in the

schedule just use button next to selected interval.

ADDITIONALLY: You can

duplicate the same schedule for

other thermostat’s. Click on the

„Duplicate schedule” option.

Select thermostat for which you

want to duplicate the schedule.

Now app is saving your choice and

after it you will have the same

schedule for thermostat’s you’ve

selected.

Please note:

When thermostat has no schedule (or it has been deleted) then it maintains a constant temperature 21 °C (in „Follow Schedule” mode).

To set default schedule use „Default schedule”

button. It will remove all current intervals and

it will set default schedule.

Select thermostat in the

main app menu.

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Scroll down and press pencil icon.

TO SET DEFAULT SCHEDULE:

Press thermostat’s name.

6.6.3 Manual mode

If the thermostat follows a schedule or is in frost protection mode, user can change the operating mode to the manual mode. In manual mode

thermostat will maintain setpoint temperature until user will manually change it to a new value or select a new operating mode. When thermostat works

in manual mode, the hand icon will be displayed in the app screen.

Click thermostat’s work modes icon. Select „Permanent Hold” mode. Hand icon conrms that thermostat

is in manual mode.

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6.6.2 Temporary override mode

Temporary override mode means manual temperature change during active schedule mode:

NOTE: Temporary override mode will be maintained until next program will come, as it has been set in the schedule.

When „Follow schedule” mode is active,

use slider to set new setpoint

temperature.

When you have overwritten the temperature

then hand icon will appear next to calendar

which means that temporary override mode is

working until next schedule program.

When you overwrote schedule’s setpoint

temperature then on the thermostat’s

display you will see

the hand icon.

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6.6.4 Frost protection

In Frost protection mode the thermostat is displaying actual room temperature and maintain „frost protection” setpoint temperature specied in

thermostat settings (please refer to chapter 8.3). When thermostat works in Frost protection mode then you have no possibilities to change

temperature setpoint. To activate Frost protection mode online please followe steps below:

Note: When the thermostat exits frost protection mode, previous mode will be restored.

PLEASE NOTE: You can change frost protection mode temperature setpoint from the application level (D08 parameter). Follow steps below:

Press thermostat’s work modes icon.

Click in the thermostat’s name. Select thermostat’s settings. Set frost setpoint temperature and

conrm by „Save” button.

Select „OFF” mode.

Also on the thermostat’s display you

can see that frost protection mode is

activated by „snowake” icon.

Thermostat is in frost protection mode.

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6.7 Key lock function

You can lock/unlock buttons in your thermostat by application.

When buttons are locked then also you

can see on the thermostat display „key”

icon.

Click on the „padlock” icon to

lock/unlock thermostat buttons.

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Click in the thermostat’s name.

6.8 Compatibility with window/door sensor OS600 / SW600

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat paired with window/door sensor OS600/SW600

allows to create OneTouch rules when window/door is opened or closed. If thermostat will

receive information from window/door sensor (that window has been opened for example)

then OneTouch rule will turn o heating until window close. If you want to have acces to this

function then rst you have to add window/door sensor OS600 or SW600 (please refer to

the OS600 or SW600 manual instruction).

To pair window/door sensor OS600/SW600 with HTRP-RF(50) thermostat please follow steps below:

Mark sensors which you want to link together with the

thermostat. You can additionaly lock buttons on thermostat

when window is opened by marking option above.

Press „Save” button to nish pair process...

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Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Press thermostat’s name.

Choose the window icon.

6.9 Compatibility with Smart Plug SPE600

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat paired with SPE600 Smart Plug allows to turn on/o

any electric device eg. pump, radiator or valve with actuator. When thermostat starts

heating then plug will turn on device (or turn o when there is no need to heat). If you

want to have acces to this function then rst you have to add SPE600 Smart Plug to the

SALUS SmartHome system (please refer to the SPE600 manual instruction).

To pair SPE600 Smart Plug with HTRP-RF(50) thermostat please follow steps below:

Choose plugs which you want to add to the

thermostat. Press „Save” button to nish pair

process...

Choose the plug icon.

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Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

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Press thermostat’s name.

6.10 Compatibility with Smart Relay SR600

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat paired with Smart Relay SR600 allows to wireless

control of eg. radiator, pump, boiler. When thermostat start heating then SR600 Smart Relay

will turn on device (or turn o when there is no need to heat). If you want to have acces

to this function then rst you have to add SR600 Smart Relay to the SALUS SmartHome

system (please refer to the SR600 manual instruction).

To pair SR600 Smart Relay with HTRP-RF(50) thermostat please follow steps below:

Choose SR600 relays which you want to add

to the thermostat. Press „Save” button to

nish pair process...

Press the relay icon.

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Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Press thermostat’s name.

6.11 Identication mode

Identication mode can be useful when we are pairing more than one device in one moment and we don’t know which device is which. Beyond, if our

system include more that one UGE600 Universal Gateway then we can easily identify which device is paired with which gateway.

In the Identication mode thermostat’s

display will start ashing „Id” information for

10 minutes.

You can also identify your device during thermostat’s pairing process:

Use the magnifying glass icon.

Click on the magnifying glass icon.

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Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Press thermostat’s name.

6.12 Pinning/unpinning thermostat to/from application dashboard

To pin/unpin thermostat from dashboard in Smart Home application please follow steps below:

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Open main menu in the app. Select equipment. Select All equipment option.

Select your HTRP-RF(50)

thermostat.

Press on the „Pin” icon to pin/unpin

thermostat to/from the app dashboard.

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User settings of HTRP-RF(50) thermostat determine basic thermostat parameters. Please see below how to enter those settings:

6.13 User settings (basic settings)

Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Select thermostat’s settings.

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Press thermostat’s name.

Select the hour format

for the thermostat.

Set the frost protection

setpoint temperature.

Turn on or turn o the

display on the thermostat.

Installer (administration)

settings.

BASIC SETTINGS:

Scroll down to the settings section.

6.14 Admin settings (installer parameters)

PLEASE NOTE: Admin settings are mainly for qualied installers or knowledgeable users.

Scroll down to enter

„Admin settings”.

Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Select thermostat’s settings.

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Press thermostat’s name.

All service parameters with detailed admin settings are described on page 63!

Please Note:

6.15 OneTouch rules (add/edit)

OneTouch - function that distinguish SALUS Smart Home system in terms of functionality. OneTouch rules are pre-congured set of actions dened

in the interface easy in use. You can switch it on or o anytime. OneTouch informs thermostat or other device how it has to work according to pre-set

settings. In application are 4 pre-dened OneTouch rules:

• Party Mode - set thermostat temperature to 21 °C for 2 hours

• Comfort Temperature - set thermostat temperature to 21°C

• Frost Protection Mode - set thermostat to the Frost Mode (temperature setpoint can be set in the user settings) - 5°C by default

• Holiday Mode - set thermostat to the Holiday Mode

To activate OneTouch rules please follow steps below (example on Party Mode):

Party Mode has been activated.

You can check how it works by

pressing „Run now” button.

Choose „Party Mode” as a one

of the built-in OneTouch rules.

Click „Add OneTouch” to add it.

Select thermostats which you

want to congure with this rule.

Press „Apply” to conrm.

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Open main menu in the app. Select equipment. Select OneTouch option.

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Open main menu in the app. Select equipment. Select OneTouch option.

You can also create your own OneTouch rule. As an example we will create OneTouch rule which activates „send me a notication” action under

„temperature is below 10 °C” condition. Please look at the steps below how to set this OneTouch rule.

Press „Add a AND OneTouch” button. Enter OneTouch rule name. At this step choose condition which

have to be fullll in order to activate

the rule.

Select which thermostat you want to

link up with your OneTouch rule.

Select „DO THIS” option to create

OneTouch rule action.

Choose e-mail or SMS

notication and enter the message

content. Conrm by pressing „Set”

button.

To nish OneTouch rule creation press

„Save” button.

Choose the condition details for your

thermostat. In this case select

„Temperature Below” option.

Enter a temperature setpoint trigger

for your OneTouch rule. Press „Set”

button to conrm.

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OneTouch rule is now activated. In this

example SMS message will be send to

the user.

...and press it’s button.

As an option OneTouch rule tile can be

pinned to the dashboard.

Newly created OneTouch rule tile can be

found under OneTouch main menu...

... and on your dashboard.

To force OneTouch rule activation select

it tile...

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Please note: SMS notications will be send to the user only if they are activated in the OneTouch settings and UGE600 Universal Gateway is

connected to the Internet.

6.16 Error codes (exclamation mark in app)

If there is any error in the Smart Home system which relates to the devices performance or functionality then the Smart Home app will inform user about

it by a red exclamation mark in the upper menu. Please look at the example below:

Errors are visible also on the thermostat’s LCD display.

ERR 01-03 (Floor Sensor Defect) means that there is a break in the circuit of the temperature sensor plugged

into the S1 / S2 contacts of the thermostat or the sensor has been activated and not connected to the thermostat.

When problem has been solved (sensor change or re-connection in this case) -

exclamation mark will disappear in application and thermostat will stop ashing error.

Full list of errors is in chapter 11.

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Press the exclamation mark button. All current errors are displayed.

Number of errors

Error code

6.17 Wireless signal strength test

Each wireless device has a limited range. Beyond distance there are many more elements which could aect on. For example - concrete walls, other

wireless network interferences, wooden walls, reinforced concrete ceilings, metal construction elements, pillars, aluminium foil for underoor heating etc.

Smart Home system has built-in function which allows to check wireless signal quality. If you want to check your system connectivity

and signal’s strength please follow steps below:

Signal quality is expressed in decibel units (db). Compare your value with scale below:

-50db to 0db - very good quality signal

-75db to -50db - good quality signal

-85db to -75db - low quality signal

-95db to -85db - bad quality signal, make wireless connection nearly impossible

PLEASE NOTE: Every Smart Home system device which is powered 230VAC is also working as a signal repeater of ZigBee network. If system is

based on battery devices there could be a need to use repeaters like Salus RE600, Salus RE10RF or any other device of Salus Smart Home series

which is powered by 230V AC.

Press the gear icon in upper right

corner of the background image.

Select „Scan my home” option. Here you can check wireless

signal quality of given devices.

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6.18 Factory reset (removing thermostat from the app and ZigBee network)

To make thermostat factory reset and remove it from the ZigBee network please follow steps below:

NOTE: Factory reset function removes thermostat from the ZigBee network. This means that thermostat is not visible anymore in the „My equipment” list.

At the very bottom of

thermostat’s menu choose

„Remove” option.

Press „Delete” button to remove

your thermostat from the app

and conrm factory reset.

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Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

Press thermostat’s name.

At the very bottom of thermostat’s

menu choose „Remove” option.

Press „Delete” button to remove your

thermostat from the app and conrm

factory reset.

Select the thermostat in

the main app menu.

You can also do factory reset from the thermostat directly. It will also remove your thermostat from the Zigbee network but you still will be able

to see thermostat’s tile. After factory reset thermostat tile will change to dark grey colour.

Wait few moments to nish factory

reset procedure. Now you can

remove thermostat from the app.

Enter „47” code (factory reset).

Hold + buttons for 3 seconds to

enter the installer mode.

Choose „Factory Reset” option.

Select „del” and conrm choice by

pressing

button

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Press thermostat’s name.

3 sec. 3 sec.

7. Installation in OFFLINE MODE without SALUS SmartHome application

7.1 General informations

In OFFLINE mode (without application), you can use the UGE600 Universal Gateway or CO10RF coordinator to congure the system. Please note

that you cannot use both devices at the same time. Before installing the system you have to decide:

- to create a network using the UGE600 Universal Gateway (you can connect it to the Internet in the future)

- to create a network using the CO10RF coordinator (you can’t connect it to the Internet)

REMEMBER! The UGE600 Universal Gateway and CO10RF coordinator are two dierent devices.

Each device creates and operates it’s own network.

Universal Gateway - - CO10RF Coordinator

Please note! If your system has been installed in the OFFLINE mode using the UGE600 Universal Gateway and then connected to the Internet,

all devices should be found in the SALUS Smart Home application (using „Scan for equipment” button). All devices found in the application don’t

need to be recongured, because all settings are automatically copied from the gateway.

Please note! If your system was created using the CO10RF coordinator and you would like to control the devices via the Internet, then all

devices should be reinstalled using the UGE600 Universal Gateway.

CO10RF Coordinator

You can use standard ZigBee network coordinator to install and use your

devices.

NOTE: CO10RF Coordinator is included in the set with the KL08RF

Control Box.

Universal Gateway is

NOT CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET

You can use your devices locally without the Smart Home App. Gateway

works in this mode as standard ZigBee coordinator.

KL08RF - Wiring Centre for 8-zone

underoor heating (UFH).

+ extension KL04RF

TRV

(Thermostatic Radiator Valve)

- with wireless communication.

RX10RF

receiver

7.2 Pairing with underoor heating wiring centre (KL08RF/Control Box)

7.2.1 Available operation modes

CASE 1

GROUP 1 - consists of 4 thermostats (in addition, more thermostats can be assigned to a group in further zones located in the wiring centre). Managed

by 1 weekly, programmable thermostat, congured as a MASTER (group 1), e.g. HTRP-RF (50). The other 3 thermostats are daily, non-programmable,

congured as a SLAVE (group 1), e.g. HTRS-RF (30). The MASTER thermostat can aect the SLAVE thermostats (HTRS-RF (30)), which will follow the

schedule set on the HTRP-RF(50) thermostat. Remember - if you want MASTER thermostat to control the SLAVE thermostats, then all SLAVE thermostats

have to be set to AUTO mode - . The HTRP-RF(50) thermostat is congured as a MASTER thermostat during pairing with the KL08RF underoor heating

wiring centre (see section 7.2.2).

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

VAC

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

VAC

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

SLAVEMASTER

GROUP 1

Programmable

thermostat

eg. HTRP-RF(50)

Daily group

thermostat

eg. HTRS-RF(30)

Daily group

thermostat

eg. HTRS-RF(30)

Daily group

thermostat

eg. HTRS-RF(30)

CASE 2

GROUP 2 - consists of 2 thermostats. The rst thermostat is a daily, non-programmable thermostat, congured as a SLAVE (group 2), e.g. HTRS-RF (30).

The second thermostat is a weekly, programmable thermostat, congured as a MASTER (group 2), e.g. HTRP-RF (50). The MASTER thermostat can aect

the SLAVE thermostats (HTRS-RF (30)), which will follow the schedule set on the HTRP-RF(50) thermostat. Remember - if you want MASTER thermostat

to control the SLAVE thermostats, then all SLAVE thermostats have to be set to AUTO mode - . The HTRP-RF(50) thermostat is congured as a MASTER

thermostat during pairing with the KL08RF underoor heating wiring centre (see section 7.2.2).

NOTE - you can also create the second group on the same wiring centre. The groups will operate independently of each other.

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

SLAVE

MASTER

GROUP 2

Programmable

thermostat

eg. HTRP-RF(50)

Daily group

thermostat

eg. HTRS-RF(30)

Programmable temperature thermostat - this is a single, independent thermostat assigned to any zone on the wiring centre, congured as a

regular weekly, programmable thermostat (not MASTER, not SLAVE). In Oine mode it is possible to set a weekly schedule and the set temperature can

be changed automatically according to the time programs. The thermostat’s menu allows you to set three predened temperature setpoints (see chapter

8.1. „Work modes”) that are used as part of the programmable schedule. It also has the ability to work separately in manual mode, not related to the

schedule. Conguration of the HTRP-RF(50) thermostat as a programmable temperature thermostat occurs during pairing with the KL08RF underoor

heating wiring centre (see section 7.2.3).

GRUPA 2

Regulator programowany

VS10WRF (Master gr 1)

- zasilany 230V

Programowany regulator

VS20WRF - zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS20WRF

- zasilany bateryjnie

Regulator grupowy

(Slave) VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator grupowy

VS10WRF

- zasilany 230V

Regulator programowany

VS20WRF (Maste gr 2)

- zasilany bateryjnie

GRUPA 1

Regulator indywidualnej

strefy grzewczej

Zasilanie 230V AC

Przewód 1,5mm2,

Dostarcza instalator

Rozdzielacz ogrzewania podłogowego

Moduł sterowania kotłem listwy KL08RF należy

podpiąć do kotła w miejsce zworki termostatu pokojowego.

Wyjście na czujnik punktu

rosy (opcjonalnie).

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08NSB jest beznapięciowy

- dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać zewnętrzne

źródło zasilania pompy.

UWAGA: Przekaźnik modułu

sterowania pompy w listwie

KL08RF jest beznapięciowy

-dlatego podłączając pompę

CO należy wykorzystać

zewnętrzne źródło zasilania

pompy.

Przykład zastosowania regulatorów temperatury:

Do listwy KL08RF można podłączyć poniższe regulatory:

VS10WRF - Regulator podtynkowy, biały, zasilany 230V.

VS10BRF - Regulator podtynkowy, czarny, zasilany 230V.

VS20WRF - Regulator natynkowy, biały, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

VS20BRF - Regulator natynkowy, czarny, zasilany bateryjnie (4xAAA)

Powyższe regulatory mogą być stosowane wymiennie w różnych strefach.

Uwaga: Każde urządzenie w serii iT600RF, zasilane napięciem 230V jest

jednocześnie repeater'em sygnału (zwiększa zasięg sieci regulatorów)

Programmable temperature thermostat

Programmable

thermostat

eg. HTRP-RF(50)

CASE 3

Use or buttons to select

the KL08RF zone number and press

button to conrm.

Use or buttons to set

thermostat as a group controller „MASTER”

(choose number 1).

Conrm by

button.

Using and buttons select the KL08RF

number (press PAIR button on the KL08RF to see

its address number). Press button to conrm.

The thermostat has been added to the ZigBee

network and paired with the gateway/

coordinator.

Press button to conrm.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Set your thermostat for underoor

heating by „ ” or „ ” buttons.

Conrm by button.

In this chapter you will learn how to set HTRP-RF(50) thermostat as a group controller (MASTER). Please look at the instructions below:

HTRP-RF(50) AS A GROUP CONTROLLER (MASTER):

7.2.2 Grouping - installation of the thermostat as a group controller - MASTER

Open the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

Close the ZigBee network.

Thermostat has been set as

a MASTER controller of the

group. You can see “M1” next

to temperature on the display

as a conrmation.

5 sec.

7.2.3 Installation as a programmable thermostat

4 5

7 8

Using and buttons select the KL08RF

number (press PAIR button on the KL08RF to see

its address number). Press button to conrm.

Use or buttons to group the

thermostat in the KL08RF as a one of two

areas with 4 zones (8 zones in control box

in total 2 areas, without KL04RF extension)

and press button to conrm.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

When thermostat is succesfully

paired, main screen will be

displayed.

PLEASE NOTE!

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added Underoor Heating Wiring Centre / Control Box KL08RF to your ZigBee network (please

refer to the wiring centre manual instruction).

Set your thermostat for underoor

heating by „ ” or „ ” buttons.

Conrm by button.

Open the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

Use or buttons to select

the zone number and press

button to conrm.

Close the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

The thermostat has been added to the ZigBee

network and paired with the gateway/

coordinator.

Press button to conrm.

7.2.4 Replace the zone assigned to another thermostat

You can replace zone on the wiring centre, which is occupied by other thermostat (it will remove it from that zone). To do it follow steps below:

1 2 3

Press button to conrm zone

replacement. You can always change

the zone using or

buttons if you don’t want to replace

it.

Conrm by button.

When thermostat is succesfully

paired, main screen will be

displayed.

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

7.3 Pairing with wireless TRV radiator head

On the LCD you will see the number of

paired TRV’s. Once all TRV’s are paired -

press button to nish the pairing

process.

PLEASE NOTE!

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added wireless TRV radiator heads to your ZigBee network (please refer to the wireless TRV

radiator head manual instruction).

7 8 9

Set your thermostat for radiators

by „ ” or „ ” buttons.

Conrm by button.

Open the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

Thermostat is searching for TRVs

radiator heads...

5 6

Hold the button for 10 seconds,

The LED on the head should start

to blink red.

You can pair up to 6 TRV’s with 1

thermostat. All TRV’s have to be within the

same room with thermostat.

10 sec

Device is paired with coordinator,

diode on the TRV will start to blink

orange.

Diode on the TRV will light up once

green and stop blinking.

The thermostat has been added to the ZigBee

network and paired with the gateway/

coordinator.

Press button to conrm.

1110

Close the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

When thermostat is succesfully

paired main screen will be

displayed.

TRV has been added.

7.4 Pairing with RX10RF receiver

5 6

Conrm choice by

button.

Use or buttons to:

- choose pairing with the RX10RF receiver in

the „RX1” conguration, if the receiver is set as

RX1 (receiver responds to the heating signal

from any thermostat),

- choose pairing with the RX10RF receiver in

the „RX2” conguration, if the receiver is set as

RX2 (receiver responds to the heating signal

only from one thermostat).

Conrm by

button

PLEASE NOTE!

For easier installation, please make sure you have already added RX10RF receiver to your ZigBee network (please refer to the RX10RF receiver manual

instruction).

2 3

Now thermostat is looking for the

signal from the coordinator...

Open the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

Close the ZigBee network.

5 sec.

When thermostat is succesfully

paired main screen will be

displayed.

Hold + buttons for 3 seconds

to launch the extended

conguration.

3 sec. 3 sec.

Extended conguration includes:

Underoor heating

Thermostatic radiator valve (radiator heating)

RX10RF in RX1 mode

RX10RF in RX2 mode

The thermostat has been added to the ZigBee

network and paired with the gateway/

coordinator.

Press button to conrm.

8. OPERATING in OFFLINE MODE

8.1 Work modes

Use or buttons to switch

between work modes.

1 2

Use or buttons set

temperature setpoint.

Conrm by button.

Thermostat will go back to the main

screen after saving the settings.

HTRP-RF(50) oers a few work modes. Frame on a given icon indicates which mode is currently active. In manual mode , or only one

temperature level is maintained. Thermostat follows programmed schedule when AUTO mode is active („A” icon). Detailed description of work modes is

located below:

Example - comfort temperature mode setpoint editing:

- Comfort temperature mode - pre-dened setpoint temperature. Usually set when we are indoors. The highest maintained temperature in

heating mode or the lowest if thermostat works in the cooling system. Acting alone works as a manual mode.

- Standard temperature mode - pre-dened setpoint temperature. Usually set during the day when we are around the house. Acting alone works

as a manual mode.

- Economic temperature mode - pre-dened setpoint temperature. Usually set at night or when we are out of the house. Acting alone works as a

manual mode.

- Automatic mode temperature (schedule) - follows programmed schedule. Schedule can be temporarily override with new setpoint

temperature (temporary override mode will be active to the next change forced by schedule, hand icon will be displayed).

- Party mode - this mode sets the comfort temperature for a user-dened time (maximum 9 hours 50 minutes).

- Holiday mode - this mode sets the frost protection mode for a user-dened time (maximum 99 days).

- Frost protection mode - usually used during extended periods of absence or during the holidays (only available in heating mode).

8.2 Heat/cool mode change (KL08RF connection)

HTRP-RF(50) thermostat is designed to work in heating and cooling systems. By default thermostat is set to heating mode. To change from heating to

cooling mode it’s necessary to insert jumper into „CO” terminal (KL08RF wiring centre). Look at the instructions below:

When thermostat is calling for cooling,

then snowake icon is displayed.

When thermostat is calling for heating,

then ame icon is displayed.

„CO” terminal of the KL08RF wiring centre - if contacts are closed,

then all thermostats paired with KL08RF are in cooling mode.

1 2

„CO” terminal of the KL08RF wiring centre - if contacts are opened,

then all thermostats paired with KL08RF are in heating mode.

COOLING MODE:

HEATING MODE:

8.3 User settings (basic settings)

8.3.1 Schedule mode - programming schedule

To program schedule in oine mode please follow steps below:

There are 4 possible schedule variants. Use and buttons to select schedule variant and conrm by button:

Separate schedule for WORKING DAYS. Separate schedule for WEEKENDS.

One schedule for

WHOLE WEEK

Seven separate schedules for

SINGLE DAYS

1 2

Enter into the schedule settings.

Hold button for 3 seconds to

enter the menu.

3 sec.

Select schedule variant by

button. Use or buttons to set hour.

Conrm by button.

Use or buttons to set

minutes. Conrm by button.

Repeat steps 5 and 9 for the next time periods in the schedule to set whole program for selected variant. No time --:-- on the

display means given program is skipped. There are 6 programs/time periods in the schedule. Hold button for 3 seconds to

save and exit schedule editing.

To run the schedule (activate thermostat’s automatic mode), use and buttons to move the frame to the „A” icon.

Schedule programming example for the WORKING DAYS variant:

5 6

8 97

Use and buttons to choose

comfort, standard or economic

setpoint temperature.

Schedule editing will jump to the

next program’s time setting.

Set time for selected mode using

or buttons again.

Conrm by button.

1 2

3 sec.

8.3.2 Time/Date

Time/date change or edit can be done only in Oine mode. In Online Mode thermostat will synchronise current time and date based on information

taken from the Internet. To set time/date follow steps below:

Set hour using and buttons.

Conrm by

button.

Set month using and

buttons. Conrm by

button.

Set year using and buttons.

Conrm by

button.

Set minutes using and buttons.

Conrm by

button.

Set day using and buttons.

Conrm by

button.

DATE settings will automatically appear after clock setup:

Hold button for 3 seconds to

enter the menu.

Go to the time and date settings

using and buttons.

Choose time and date settings option

by button.

First, select time format (12/24h)

using and buttons. Conrm by

button.

8 9

4 5 6

3 sec.

8.3.3 Thermostat calibration

Thermostat calibration is a function which allows user to recalibrate internal thermostat’s temperature sensor by a given number of degrees (in the range

from -3,0 °C to 3,0 °C in 0,5 °C steps). To calibrate thermostat’s temperature sensor please follow steps below:

Set temperature calibration value

using and buttons.

To increase/decrease value use

and buttons.

Go to the thermostat calibration

settings using and buttons.

Move forward using button.

Hold button for 3 seconds to

enter the menu.

Conrm by button.

Thermostat will go back to the main

screen after saving the settings.

Press and hold and

buttons for 3 seconds.

Thermostat is locked and key icon is

displaying.

8.3.4 Key lock function

To LOCK/UNLOCK HTRP-RF(50) thermostat keys in OFFLINE MODE you have to press and hold + buttons for 3 SECONDS. When thermostat

is locked, you will see key icon on the display. When thermostat is unlocked padlock icon is not visible.

3 sec. 3 sec.

9. Installer parameters

To enter installer parameters please follow steps below. Please refer to parameters table description before any changes. Use or buttons to move

up or down between all parameters. Every change/selection conrm by button:

Use or to choose

code „49”.

Press button to conrm.

Select installer parameter by or

buttons. Use or buttons to

change parameter value. Conrm

choice by button.

Hold + buttons for 3 seconds

to enter the installer mode.

dXX Function

Parameter

Values

Description

Default

Values

d00 Temperature unit

0 Celsius [°C]

1 Fahrenheit [°F]

d01

The method of controlling the

temperature of the heating

system

0 by TPI algorithm

1 SPAN ±0.5°C

2 SPAN ±1.0°C

d02

Correction of the displayed

temperature

from -3.0°C

to +3.0°C

If the thermostat indicates an incorrect temperature,

it can be corrected by ± 3.0°C

0°C

d03

Floor temperature sensor use

(S1,S2)

0 No sensor

1 Temperature sensor connected

2 Dew point sensor connected (only in UFH)

3 Occupancy sensor connected

dXX Function

Parameter

Values

Description

Default

Values

d04

Internal relay

(active when d03=1)

0 The controller measures the temperature only at the external sensor

1 The sensor is used as a protection against overheating of the oor

d05 (only

in UFH)

Control of the cooling mode

SPAN ±0.5°C

SPAN ±1.0°C

d06 (only

with TRV)

TRV control algorithm

Standard ON/OFF algorithm

Automatic selection

Advanced self-learning algorithm

d07 Valve protection

0 Disable

1 Enable

d08 Frost protection temperature 5-17°C Frost protection temperature (and for holiday mode) 5°C

d09 Time format

0 12 hours

1 24 hours

d11 Summer time change

0 Disabled

1 Enabled

d12 Heating temperature limit 5-35°C Maximum heating/cooling temperature that can be set by the user 35°C

d13 Cooling temperature limit 5-40°C Minimum heating/cooling temperature that can be set by the user 5°C

d14

Max oor temperature

(active in heating mode when

d04=1)

6-45°C

To protect the oor against overheating, the heating will be switched o when

the maximum temperature of the oor sensor is reached.

27°C

d15

Min oor temperature

(active in heating mode when

d04=1)

6-45°C

To protect the oor, heating will be activated when the minimum oor sensor

temperature has been reached.

10°C

d16

Lower oor temperature limit

for cooling (Function active

when d04 = 1).

6-45°C

To protect the oor, cooling will be switched o when the set minimum

temperature is reached.

6°C

FEATURES AVAILABLE ONLY FROM THE APPLICATION LEVEL:

d17

Allow buttons to be unlocked

from the thermostat

0 OFF

1 ON

d18

Deactivate the need to

conrm the change of the

temperature setpoint by

pressing the button.

0 OFF

1 ON

3 sec. 3 sec.

Hold + buttons for 3 seconds

to enter the installer mode.

10. Factory Reset

To RESET HTRP-RF(50) thermostat to it’s factory default settings please follow steps below:

Wait few moments to nish factory

reset procedure.

Use or buttons

to choose code „47”.

Press

button to conrm.

Select „del” and conrm choice by

pressing

button

11. Error codes (error codes description with possible solutions)

Error codes description with possible solutions:

ERROR

CODE

DISPLAY

DESCRIPTION

ERROR DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

Err

XX-01

TRV paired with thermostat - TRV

hardware error.

• Reinstall the TRV head or replace it. If necessary, contact with the

SALUS Technical Department.

Err

XX-02

Floor is overheated (heating mode).

/ Floor is overcooled (in cooling

mode).

• Set the heating medium temperature or change D14 parameter.

• Set the cooling medium temperature or change D16 parameter.

Err

XX-03

Floor sensor is broken.

• If oor sensor is connected to S1/S2 input, check the wiring.

• If oor sensor is not connected, check the D03/D04 parameters settings.

Err

XX-04

Floor sensor is shorted.

• Check oor sensor wire insulation for any damages. Sensor resistance for

25°C=10kΩ.

Err

XX-05

Thermostat lost contact with the

CO10RF network coordinator or the

UGE600 internet gateway.

• Check the coordinator/gateway power supply connection.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway or thermostat.

Err

XX-06

Thermostat lost connection with the

wiring centre.

Is the wiring centre turned ON and Status Network LED diode solid?

• If yes, send the heating signal from thermostat to the wiring centre

Thermostat constantly monitors the network status, wireless connection status and the operation of connected sensors or paired devices. If it detects any

failure then following error codes can be displayed alternately with the current room temperature value.

Number of errors

Error code

In Online mode error is also shown in the Smart Home application (with

detailed description). Exclamation mark informs user about existing errors.

PLEASE NOTE!

(change setpoint temperature).

• If LED diode of the Network Status is ashing, pair the wiring centre with

the system in accordance to the manual instruction and pair thermostat

with wiring centre.

Err

XX-07

Thermostat lost contact with the TRV

head.

• Check TRV head batteries.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat and check if the TRV

head is working.

• If the LED diode on the TRV head is ashing, repeat the pairing

procedure with thermostat according to the manual instructions.

Err

XX-08

Thermostat has lost connection with

the RX10RF receiver (RX1 mode).

• Is the RX10RF receiver plugged to the power supply and the top

LED diode is red? The Auto/Manual switch has to be set to AUTO

position.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side

and check if the devices are within the network.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat

• If the top LED diode is ashing, perform the pairing procedure

according to the RX10RF manual instruction.

Err

XX-09

Thermostat has lost connection with

the RX10RF receiver (RX2 mode).

• Is the RX10RF receiver plugged to the power supply and the top

LED diode is red? The Auto/Manual switch has to be set to AUTO

position.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side

and check if the devices are within the network.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat

• If the top LED diode is ashing, perform the pairing procedure

according to the RX10RF manual instruction.

11-18.

Err

XX-11

XX-18

Wiring centre has lost connection

with thermostat of the given zone:

e.g. 11 = with zone 1; 12 = with the

zone 2 etc. Error is displayed on all

thermostats.

• Check the thermostat power supply.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat.

• If necessary, reinstall the thermostat.

19.

Err

XX-19

Wiring centre has lost connection

with the CO10RF coordinator/UGE600

internet gateway.

Error is displayed on all thermostats.

• Is the wiring centre turned ON and Status Network LED diode

solid?

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side

and check if wiring centre is within the network.

• If LED diode of the Network Status is ashing, pair the wiring

centre with the system in accordance to the manual instruction and

pair all thermostats with wiring centre.

20.

Err

XX-20

Wiring centre has lost connection

with the RX10RF receiver operating in

RX1 mode.

Error is displayed on all thermostats.

• Is the wiring centre turned on? Status Network LED diode should

be solid.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side

and check if devices are within the network.

• If the LED diode of the AUTO/MANUAL receiver switch is ashing,

follow the RX10RF manual instruction for pairing.

ERROR

CODE

DISPLAY

DESCRIPTION

ERROR DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

22.

Err

XX-22

Low battery level in the TRV head.

• Replace TRV head batteries.

23.

Err

XX-23

TRV head’s pairing error or head is

incompatible with the system.

• Remove TRV head from the system and repeat pairing procedure with

thermostat.

24.

Err

XX-24

Thermostat was rejected by the

wiring centre.

• Perform the thermostat’s pairing procedure again.

25.

Err

XX-25

Thermostat has lost connection with

the nearest 230V powered device.

• Check the power supply of the nearest 230V device. If there is problem

with RF signal range, install the ZigBee Network Repeater and pair

thermostat with the receiver again (wiring centre, TRV head etc.)

26-29.

Err

XX-26

XX-29

Wiring centre has lost connection

with thermostat of the given zone:

e.g. 26 = with zone 9; 27 = with

zone 10; 28 = with zone 11, 29 =

with zone 12. Error is displayed on all

thermostats.

• Check the thermostat’s power supply.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat.

• If necessary, reinstall the thermostat.

30.

Err

XX-30

TRV head has a problem with the

internal gear mechanism.

• Reinstall the TRV head or replace it. If necessary, contact with the

SALUS Technical Department.

31.

Err

XX-31

Adaptation error of the TRV head

assembled on the radiator valve

insert.

• Check assembly of the TRV head on radiator valve insert and reinstall

the TRV head.

• Check the compatibility of the TRV head and radiator valve insert;

replace the valve insert if necessary.

32.

Err

XX-32

Thermostat’s battery level is low.

• Replace thermostat batteries.

33.

Err

XX-33

The RX10RF receiver has lost

connection with thermostat.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side and

check if devices are within the network.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat side and check if RX10RF

receiver is turning ON.

• If the top LED diode is ashing, perform the pairing procedure

according to the RX10RF manual instruction.

• Pair thermostat with the RX10RF receiver again according to the ther-

mostat’s manual instruction.

ERROR

CODE

DISPLAY

DESCRIPTION

ERROR DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

21.

Err

XX-21

TRV head has lost connection with

CO10RF coordinator/UGE600 internet

gateway.

• Check TRV head batteries (replace if necessary).

• Check if the coordinator/ internet gateway is connected to the power

supply.

• Force identication process from the coordinator/gateway side and

check if devices are within the network.

• Send the heating signal from thermostat.

Power supply 2 x AA Batteries

Temperature range 5 - 35°C

Display temperature accuracy 0.5°C

Control algorithm

TPI or

Hysteresis: ±0.25ºC or ±0.5ºC

Communication ZigBee 2,4 GHz

Dimension [mm] 85 x 85 x 25

The HTRP-RF(50) thermostat requires no special maintenance. Periodically, the outer casing can be wiped clean using a dry cloth (please DO NOT use

solvents, polishes, detergents or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the thermostat). There are no user serviceable parts within the unit; any servicing

or repairs could only be carried out by Salus Controls or their appointed agents.

12. Cleaning and Maintenance

13. Technical Informations

85 mm 25 mm

85 mm

14. Warranty

SALUS Controls warrants that this product will be free from any defect in materials or workmanship, and shall perform in accordance with its specication,

for a period of ve years from the date of installation. SALUS Controls sole liability for breach of this warranty will be (at its option) to repair or replace the

defective product.

PRODUCER:

SALUS Controls Plc

Units 8-10 Northfield Business Park

Forge Way, Parkgate

Rotherham

S60 1SD

United Kingdom

www.saluscontrols.com

SALUS Controls is a member of the Computime Group.

Maintaining a

policy of continuous product development SALUS Controls plc reserve the right to change

speciﬁcation, design and materials of products listed in this brochure without prior notice.

Issued: 10 VII 2020

Version: 6

SALUS HTRP-RF50 Wireless Programmable Thermostat

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