Therma-Ray SR-240 Manual de usuario

Getting started with

ThermaRay's

Comfort Controller

is as

easy

as...

1,2,3.

Press CANCEL/OCC to put Comfort

Control in manual mode.

Verify that the green light is on

indicating manual mode.

Choose the desired room temperature

using the Up or Down arrows. Press

ENTER/MENU to save the change. You

can change this temperature at any

time.

Notes:

o Your Ceiling System is calling for heat when an

arrow is displayed.

YourFloor or Earth Storage System is calling for heat when a

Down

arrowisdisplayed.

o Your System will turn ON when the temperature difference between the comfort settings and the floor or

room temperature is more than 2° Fahrenheit (1°C).

APPLIES TO MODELS SR240/120

Whether you're a contractor, architect, builder or

homeowner, creating the perfect indoor environment

has always been a challenge. ThermaRay, the world's

#1 name in thermal comfort systems, provides you with

the ideal solutions for your comfort. Please take the

time to read this operation guide carefully before you

begin. A diagram of the menu display system is found at

the end of this guide for easy reference.

COMFORT CONTROLLER LINE VOLTAGE (SR-240/120) OWNERS MANUAL

ThermaRay's Comfort Controller displays the current time and room date. It also displays the room/floor temperature

and the given temperature set point. It is programmable and operational in both English and French. See the

Secondary Features section on page 4/7 to set language preference.

Press Display

1/7

SET DATE

DATE

MM/DD/YY

03/01/03

MM/DD/YY

03/01/03

Select

MM, DD or YY

MM/DD/YY

01/01/17

Set

Numbers

DATE

10:30 AM

01/01/17

SET TIME

DATE

TIME

HH:MM

10:32AM

Select

HH or MM

HH:MM

10:32AM

Set

Numbers

HH:MM

10:45AM

TIME

10:45 AM

01/01/17

This option needs to be set as it allows you to input

which system (s) (Floor, Ceiling or ETS) are being

controlled by this particular controller.

BOTH - Does not apply with a line voltage control.

ETS + DHW - Earth Thermal Storage and Domestic

Hot Water

FLOOR - Floor System only

CEILING - Ceiling System only

Press Display

Use this function to program your heating schedule for each day

of the week. The controller accepts up to five set points per day

with the first starting at 12:00AM and the last ending at 11:59PM.

For Earth Storage - if your utility does not have the capability of

remotely turning off the power to your ETS system, we suggest

that you set your programs to turn off 10 minutes before peak

rates come into effect. This should avoid peak rate charges due

to clock misalignment.

Press Display

2/7

SET MODE

DATE

SETUP

TIME FMT

SETUP

MODE

CEILING

MODE

FLOOR

SET TEMP SCALE

Set Mode

E.G. Ceiling

MODE

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

SET DAILY PROGRAMMING

DATE

SET TEMP SCALE Continued

DATE

SETUP

TIME FMT

SETUP

SCALE ?

SCALE?

CENTI

SCALE ?

FAHREN

SCALE ?

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

SCHEDULE

WEEKDAY

SUNDAY

PROG 1

ALWAYS START

12:00AM

ENDS AT

11:59PM

ENDS AT

11:59PM

ENDS AT

08:00AM

End Time

HH or MM

Select

Set

FLOOR

70°F

Select

Press Display

10.

11.

Repeat steps 5-10 until you reach PROG 5 or until

your end time reaches 11:59PM.

To copy all the programs from Sunday to the rest of

the six remaining days:

Note:

"Copy Days" saves you programming time. If

you prefer your weekdays to be programmed

differently than the weekend days, program Sunday as

if it were Monday. Use "Copy Days" to make all days

the same and then return to step 4 and modify

Saturday and Sunday.

Ready to Operate

After setting all of you days programs, your

ThermaRay Comfort Controller is ready to start

operating on its own. If at any time you wish to

override your heating schedule, you can easily press

the CANCEL/OCC button to activate the Occupied

Temperature Override. The light below the

CANCEL/OCC button turn on when the override is

activated. Pressing the CANCEL/OCC button again

will reactivate the regular heating schedule. Should

you forget to cancel the override, the ThermaRay

Comfort Control will remain in the manual override

mode - the program schedule will not be activated. The

occupied temperature setting can also easily be

changed by pressing the

DOWN

arrows when

your time, date and temperature are being displayed.

Just make sure you press the ENTER/MENU button

after you have made a change in temperature or the

change may not take effect.

Use this chart to keep track of your preferred program schedules.

Enter the program end-time and desired temperature in each of the given boxes

3/7

SET DAILY PROGRAMMING Continued

Set

Temp

FLOOR

75 °F

PROG 2

SCHEDULE

COPY DAYS

COPYING

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

Use this function to set the default room temperature

when you choose to override your daily programs.

To override the daily programs, press CANCEL/OCC

to set the control in manual mode (Green LED on).

Press Display

Use this function to program the temperature set point

used by the vacation function.

Press Display

4/7

SECONDARY FEATURES

SET OCCUPIED TEMPERATURE

DATE

SET LANGUAGE

SET TIME FORMAT

SET VACATION TEMP

OCCUPIED

68 °F

75 °F

Set

Temp

OCCUPIED

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

DATE

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

Set

Language

LANGUAGE

FRANCAIS

LANGUAGE

UPDATED...

10:45 AM

01/01/17

SETUP

TIME FMT

AM/PM

TIME FMT

24 HR

Set

Format

TIME FMT

UPDATED..

10:45

01/01/17

SETUP

TIME FMT

SETUP

VAC TEMP

50 °F

Set

Vac Temp

VAC TEMP

55 °F

VAC TEMP

UPDATED...

10:45AM

01/01/17

Press Display

2. x2

6. x3

Press Display

10. x3

For Future Release

Testing/Viewing Current Temperature Readings from

Available Sources -

To test/ view the currently read sensors

from both the ceiling and floor sensors, go to the MENU

screen, select MENU SETUP from the options, press

MENU/ENTER and then scroll to INSTALL SENSORS and hit

ENTER/MENU again. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to select

the sensor you want to read and then press MENU/ENTER.

Once you are done, press the CANCEL/OCC button until you

have returned to the rotating display screen.

Selecting the Appropriate Sensor -

You can set the

ThermaRay controller to measure from either the floor sensor

or the face (onboard) sensor. The default sensor for modes

are:

CEILING MODE -

Face sensor

FLOOR MODE -

Floor sensor

BOTH MODE -

Does not apply with a line voltage control.

control.

ETS/DHW MODE -

Floor sensor for the slab and High Limit for

the heaters to ensure overheating does not occur.

You can change the default sensor for CEILING MODE to use

a remote sensor for areas where a thermostat can not be

placed close enough to the heat target, or for Under Floor

Warming. The SR Sensor must be plugged into the High Limit

port on the controller. To have the controller talk to the remote

sensor. Press MENU/ENTER and then scroll to MENU

SETUP. Press MENU/ENTER again and scroll to SETUP

INSTALL. Press MENU/ENTER again and scroll to INSTALL

DEF SENS. Hit MENU/ENTER again and then scroll to the

LIMIT and hit ENTER/MENU again. Press CANCEL/OCC x4

to return to the scrolling display.

To change the default floor sensor for ETS/DHW repeat the

step above and change the sensor to the FACE T.

If your floor sensor fails in any mode, you can simply unplug it

from the back of the controller. Your temperature will report as

ROOM T and there will be an "*" beside it to indicate the

sensor is unplugged.

5/7

SECONDARY FEATURES CONTINUED

ACTIVATE VACATION TEMP

DATE

VACATION

Set

ON or OFF

VACATION

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

SET DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

LOCKOUT OPTION

MULTIPLE SOURCES OPTION

DATE

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS T

IME Continued

SETUP

TIME FMT

SETUP

INSTALL

CONTRAST

INSTALL

DAYLIGHT

OFF

DAYLIGHT

UPDATED

10:45 AM

01/01/17

Use the following information to troubleshoot your comfort

controller.

Room T "*" -

Indicates the floor sensor is not working or is

unplugged. No need to worry, your ThermaRay controller

defaults to the Face Sensor. Your floor warming or ETS

system will continue to function normally. You may want to

do one of the following:

A. Remove the controller from the wall by removing

the two white screws. Check to see if the floor

sensor is properly connected in the floor sensor

receptacle.

B. Leave everything as is.

C. Replace the floor sensor. You can embed a

sensor in a grout line, taking care not to damage

the cable. You may have to adjust your set point

as the sensor will be in a different location with

relation to the floor cable

Garbled Screen -

Press and . If this does

not work, remove the controller from the wall by removing

the two white screws. Unplug the power module plug and

wait one minute. Plug the controller back in and remount

to the wall. Garbled screens are due to voltage

fluctuations caused by surges or brown outs. If this

happens often permanent damage may be done to the

controller. To prevent this, you may want to have a surge

suppressor installed for the breaker that powers your

heating system.

No Answer-

This is a remote function error. Check that

the thermostat is firmly plugged in.

Room T - 50 (°F or °C) -

The face sensor is broken and a

new controller must be installed.

Heat Continuously On -

Check to see if the arrow is on

the screen. If it is not, check to see if the power module is

putting out power to the heating circuit. If it is, a new

power module is needed.

6/7

SECONDARY FEATURES CONTINUED

TROUBLESHOOTING

Revised June 12, 2017

Date Time Occupied

Vacation

Floor OCC

Schedule

Copydays

Setup

Language

Lock

Copies

Sunday's

progam to all

other days.

Master

Lock or

Master

Unlocked

English or

Francais

MM/DD/YY

01/11/14

HH:MM

12:00 AM

ccupied

68 °F

Vacation

OFF or ON

Floor OCC

68 °F

Weekday

Sunday

Prog 1

Always

Starts at

12:00 AM

Ends at

06:00AM

Floor

68°F

Ceiling

68°F

Repeat

Until Prog

05 is done

OR until

you reach

11:59 PM

Repeat

until

Saturday is

done

Time FMT

AM/PM or

24 HR

Mode

Floor

Ceiling

Both

ETS &

DHW

Scale

Diff

Vac Temp

Remote

Global

Install

Fahren or

Centi

Diff

1 to 20

Vac Temp

50°F

Remote

01 to 254

On or OFF

Contrast

Limit T

Address

My Name

Sensors

GFI

Temp Cal

Def Sens

Daylight

MIN

MAX

Ver x.xx

PRESS UP

or DOWN

Limit 140°F

Address

01 to 254

My Name

8 characters

GFI Test

Passed or

Failed

Room T

68°F

Face T or

Limit

Daylight

ON or OFF

Max Adj

Min Adj

Room T

Floor

Limit T

68.0°F

Floor

68.0°F

Room T

68.0°F

Prog 01 always begins at 12:00 AM

Prog 05 always ends at 11:59 PM

As soon as 11:59 PM is reached

(by any Prog), themenu skips to

"Weekday (the day you just

programmed)".

Note: Global and

Remote Functions are not

functional with a Line

Voltage Thermostat.

Note: Address and

My Name Functions are

not functional with a

line voltage thermostat.

System Diagram

Warranty

ThermaRay Inc.

670 Wilsey Road, Unit 6, Fredericton, NB, Canada, E3B 7K4

Tel: 866 - 457- 4600 Fax: 506 - 457- 4699

E- Mail: sales@thermaray.com

www.thermaray.com

Printed in Canada

7/7

ThermaRay Inc., One (1) Year Limited Warranty. ThermaRay Inc. warrants the controller free of defect in material and

workmanship after proper installation for a period of one (1) year from the date of installation. During this period,

ThermaRay Inc will

replace or repair the controller without charge if it has been used under normal conditions. The warranty

does not cover delivery costs. The warranty does not apply if poorly installed or damaged after installation. ThermaRay will

not compensate for subsequent damage, direct or indirect, resulting from the failure of the controller. All other

representation, warranties and conditions, whether oral or written, express or implied, statutory or otherwise are expressly

excluded. The defective controller must be returned to the place of purchase or sent prepaid to ThermaRay Inc.

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