Baxi 720030501 Manual

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INSTALLATION & OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

R.F. Digital Single Channel 7 Day

Programmable Room Thermostat

Transmitter & Receiver Kit

Part No. 720030501

Part No. 720030601

Part No. 720030701

2© Baxi Heating UK Ltd 2009

CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction 3

2.0 Locating the Transmitter 4

3.0 Fitting the Receiver 5

4.0 Transmitter Layout 6

5.0 Setting the Transmitter 7

6.0 Batteries & Specification 11

7.0 Communication Checks 12

Section Page

1.0 Introduction

1.1 Introduction

1.The kit consists of a Programmable

Room Thermostat Transmitter (Fig. 1) and

a Receiver Unit (Fig. 2) operated by radio

frequency, various fixings, 3 x AAA

batteries and a warning label.

2.TheTransmitter constantly monitors the

temperature of the room in which it is

installed. It can be operated in three

temperature modes,‘Lo’,‘Hi’ and ‘Frost

Protection’ or left in ‘Automatic’ to

operate as programmed.

3.TheTransmitter must be located as

described in the next section.

4.The Receiver can be fitted anywhere in

the property relative to the appliance as it

is wired directly to the appliance switched

live, providing good radio frequency

communication will be maintained.

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Room Thermostat

Transmitter

Receiver Unit

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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2.0 Locating the Transmitter

2.1 Location

1.To ensure optimum operation of the

appliance and to achieve the desired

comfort levels the Programmable Room

Thermostat Transmitter must be correctly

located (Fig. 3):-

• In the main room of occupation

• Away from sources of

heat/light/draught

• On an internal wall at a height of

approx. 1500mm*

*Alternatively the Transmitter can be fitted

with the supplied plinth to allow free

standing on, for example, a sideboard or

shelf. It is recommended that the

Transmitter is operated free standing for a

period in several locations to determine the

best position.

2. It is important that no large metal objects

or mirrors are placed between the

Transmitter and Receiver, as they may

interfere with the Radio Frequency signal.

This could prevent the appliance working or

cause intermittent operation.

2.2 Fitting (Fig. 4)

1. Remove the cover by inserting a

screwdriver and twisting as shown.

2. Remove the batteries and insulating strip.

3. Select a suitable position for fitting and

mark the wall through the backplate, or fit

the free standing plinth (see above).

4. Once the optimum position has been

established drill & plug the wall (if wall

mounting). Secure the Transmitter with the

screws supplied and refit the batteries.

Replace the cover.

Min. 200 mm

1500 mm

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Fig. 3

Fig. 4

3.0 Fitting the Receiver

3.1 Fitting the Receiver

1. Remove the cover by inserting a

screwdriver and twisting as shown (Fig. 5).

2. Select a suitable position for fitting and

mark the wall through the backplate.

3. Drill & plug the wall. Secure the

Transmitter with the screws provided.

Boiler Application (Fig. 6)

4. On the boiler remove the yellow link

wire from terminals 1 & 2 on the terminal

strip.

5. Connect the Receiver as shown in Fig. 6.

The Live & Neutral may be taken from the

boiler (as shown).

Baxi Ambiflo™ Heat Pump Application

(Fig. 7)

6. Connect the Receiver as shown in Fig. 7.

7. Use Controls Relay Board part no.

5132432 and read the instructions

supplied with it.

8. In both applications replace the

Receiver cover.

CAUTION: 230V ! Do not remove the

Receiver cover unless the

electrical supply is isolated !

g/y

230V

16A

Max.

Antenna

Button

L.E.D.

Cover

16A

Max.

Relay 1

Fuse 1A max.

(not supplied)

3A Switched

Fused Spur

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

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4.0 Transmitter Layout

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Programming

Time Setting

Shutdown

Frost Protection

Selector Knob

Automatic ModeMulti-Function

Buttons

Programme Profile

‘Burner On’ Indicator

Current Day

(e.g.Wednesday)

Current Mode

(e.g. Hi)

Temperature

(Measured)

Current Time

Low Battery

Indicator

(only displayed

when battery low)

5.0 Setting the Transmitter

5.1 Setting the Time (Fig. 8)

1.Turn the Selector Knob to the ‘Time

Setting’ position.The day identification

numbers (1 - 7) will flash.

2. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to select the required day,

1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday etc.

3. Press ‘OK’ to confirm the setting.The

‘hour’ will start flashing. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to

select the required hour (e.g. 18), and

press ‘OK’ to confirm.

4.When the ‘minute’ starts flashing repeat

the process to set the ‘minutes’ for the

current time.

5.Turn the knob to exit the setting mode.

5.2 Setting the Temperature

Set Points (Figs. 9, 10 & 11)

1.To set the ‘Frost Protection’ temperature

turn the Selector Knob to the position.

7°C is the default setting. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to

change the setting between 5°C & 15°C.

2. To set the ‘Lo’ temperature turn the

Selector Knob to the position. 15°C is

the default setting. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to change

the setting between 10°C & 30°C.

(N.B. for Ambiflo™ applications do not set

below 14°C).This is the temperature that

will be maintained during the periods of

the day when there is no Central Heating

programme.

3. To set the ‘Hi’ temperature turn the

Selector Knob to the position. 19°C is

the default setting. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to change

the setting between 10°C & 30°C. (N.B.

for Ambiflo™ applications do not set

below 14°C).This is the temperature that

will be maintained during the periods of

the day when the Central Heating is

programmed to be ‘ON’ (see below).

4.Turn the knob to exit the setting mode.

Day

Hours

Minutes

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Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

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5.0 Setting the Transmitter

5.3 Programming (Fig. 12)

1.The default programme is ‘Hi’ mode. set

for operation from 06:00 A.M. to 11:00

P.M. each day of the week.

2.To change the programme turn the

Selector Knob to the position.

3.The first ‘time slot’ will flash off & on.

4. Choose or for each hour, or press

to go to next change in programme.

Press to select Lo mode for the hour or

for Hi mode.

Once done press ‘OK’ for next day, or:-

Quick Programming.

To apply the same programme to the

following day press and hold ‘OK’ for 3

seconds until the programme for the

following day is displayed.

5.Turn the knob to exit the setting mode.

5.4 Automatic Mode (Fig. 13)

1.Turn the Selector Knob to the

position.

2.When starting, the temperature

measured by the Transmitter is displayed

with the symbol above the ‘°C’. Press ‘ ‘

for 3 seconds to display the set-point

temperature.

3. It is not necessary to operate the set

programme. If required one of the

‘continuous’ modes can be selected.

Turn the Selector Knob to:-

for continuous Lo

for continuous Hi

for continuous Frost Protection

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Lo mode

for 1 hour

Go to the next

program change

Confirm and go to

the next day

1st time

slot

Time slot

consulted Day

Program

profile

Hi mode

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Holiday

mode

Switches current mode,

e.g. Hi to Lo,

or vice versa

Manual temperature mode

(from 30 minutes to 72 hours)

Time

Current setting

(e.g. Hi)

Day (e.g. Tuesday)

Burner On

indicator

Measured

temperature

Fig. 12

Fig. 13

5.0 Setting the Transmitter

5.5 Holiday Mode (Figs. 14 & 15)

In this mode a temperature from 5°C to

15°C can be set to be maintained for a

period from 1 to 365 days.

1.Turn the Selector Knob to the

position.

2. Press and the number of days will

flash off and on. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to set the

number of days:-

For example, if leaving on July 10th and

returning on July 19th select 9 days.

Automatic Mode will restart at 00:00h

on July 19th.

3. Press ‘OK’ to confirm.The temperature

will flash off and on. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to set

the temperature. Press ‘OK’ to confirm.

4. Press or turn the Selector Knob to

cancel the ‘Holiday’ mode, when returning

earlier than expected for example.

5.6 Manual Mode (Fig. 16)

Manual Override until the next Change

in Programme (can only be activated

when in Automatic mode)

1.This mode can be used to alternate

between ‘Hi’ and ‘Lo’ modes until the next

programme change.

2. Press to operate.The symbol will

appear on the display and the mode will

change.

For example, if the Central Heating

programme is ‘ON’ (‘Hi’) it will be

switched to ‘Lo’ for the remainder of

the timed programme. During this time

‘Hi’ can be reverted to by pressing

again.

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is the current mode

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Fig. 16

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5.0 Setting the Transmitter

5.7 Manual Override for a period of

between 30 minutes & 72 hours

(Figs. 17 & 18)

1.This mode can be used to set either the

‘Hi’ or Lo’ mode for a set period of time,

and will override any set programme.

2. Press to operate.The time for the

Manual Mode flashes, with the

temperature to be maintained also

displayed.

3. Press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to set the required time

by 30 minute increments. Press ‘OK’to

confirm and then press ‘+’ or ‘-’ to set the

required temperature. Press ‘OK’.The

manual time and temperature that have

been chosen will continue to be displayed.

4. Press to cancel the Manual Mode.

5.8 Shutdown Mode (Fig. 19)

1.To shut down the heating, in summer for

example, turn the Selector Knob to .

2.The measured temperature will

continue to be displayed.

5.9 Emergency Mode (Fig. 20)

1. If communication is lost between the

Transmitter and Receiver for longer than 1

hour the unit will go into continuous

heating mode to ensure that the property

will not be without heating.

2.This will continue until communication is

re-established (see Section 7.2).

3.When in this mode the heating can be

turned OFF & ON if required by operating

the button on the Receiver:-

Heating ON = Receiver LED ON

Heating OFF = Receiver LED OFF

Manual mode

is the current mode

Measured

temperature

Fig. 17

Fig. 18

Fig. 19

Fig. 20

NOTE: If the property is to be left

unoccupied for a significant length

of time it is recommended that the

Transmitter batteries are replaced.

Baxi Group is not liable for any

additional fuel costs incurred whilst

in Emergency Mode.

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