RAMSES 818 top. Ref. Nr Bedienungsanleitung 1 Uhrenthermostat. Operating instructions 17 Clock thermostat

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1 RAMSES 818 top Ref. Nr Bedienungsanleitung 1 Uhrenthermostat Operating instructions 17 Clock thermostat Notice d utlilisation 31 Thermostat à horloge Gebruiksaanwijzing 45 Klokthermostaat Istruzioni per l uso 59 Cronotermostato Instrucciones de uso 73 Termostato con reloj RAM 811 top TR 610 top RAM 797 HF RAM 622 top RAM 382 A

2 Table of Contents 1 Designated Use Safety Instructions Description and Mounting Device Overview Mounting and Electrical Connection Installation and Operation Carrying out a Reset Inserting Selecting or the Exchanging Language. Batteries (only.... RAMSES top) Selecting Setting the the Time Language / Date Setting Selecting the the Time Temperature / Date... Profile Selecting Checking the Current Temperature Temperature Profile... and Settings Checking Info Button Current..... Room..... Temperature and... Settings Info Temporarily Button... Changing the Target Temperature Temporarily Early Cancellation, Changing Check the Target or Clearance Temperature... of the Early Holiday Cancellation, Program.. Check..... or.. Clearance of.. the Holiday Party / Eco Program Program Party Programming / Eco Program Programming... Setting the Holiday Setting Changing the the Holiday Settings Program for Target... Temperatures Changing Program P3 the. Settings for... Target..... Temperatures Program Service Settings P Service Time / Date Settings and... Summer / Winter Time Time/Date Maintenance and and Summer/Winter Repair.... Time Maintenance Disposal... and... Repair Disposal of... the Device Disposal Technical ofdata Batteries Disposal of the Device Technical Data Designated Use The The RAMSES RAMSES /812 top is top a digital is adigital clock clock thermostat thermostat for controlling for controlling electric the room underfloor temperature. heating temperature. the The room thermostat RAMSES 811/812 top is intended for timeand room temperature-dependent on and 818 top is to switch on and The designated purpose of a RAMSES off switching of an electrical off by time and with a maximum current draw of 16 A, e.g. electrical load with a maximum current consumption of 6 A, such as a circulation pump, a burner or a motor mixing valve. It must only be used in underfloor. It may only be used in dry, domestic environments. Designated dry roomsuse withalso impurities includes that adherence are usualto forthe flats operating or houses. and mounting Designated instructions. useany alsoother includes usage adherence is not allowed. to the operating The manufacturer and mounting instructions. be held liable Anyfor other damages usageresulting is not allowed. from this. The manufacturer cannot cannot be held liable for damages resulting from this. 2 2 Safety Instructions The connection and installation of of electrical devices must only must be only carried be carried out byout a qualified by a qualified technician. technician. The national regulations and respective safety instructions are to be observed. Interferences and changes to the device will lead to tocan- cellation cancellation of the of warranty. the warranty. 1715

3 3 Description and Mounting 3.1 Device Overview Hinged cover Display of the day of week (1 =Monday, = 2 = Tuesday etc.) Multifunctional display, e.g. e.g. "Room Floor temperature 20.0 C" C Display PARTY or ECO program active Display for batteries to be RAMSES replaced (only RAMSES top) top) Display of the switch phases RESET button LED Icon bar for display of the programming Icon bar for level display (rotary of the switch position programming MENU) level (rotary switch position MENU) Change buttons +/- Change buttons +/- Rotary switch for program selection Rotary switch for program selection Button (confirmation of settings/ selection Button or programming) (confirmation of settings/ selection or programming ) Button ESC (cancellation of programming Button ESC entries) (cancellation of programming entries) Info button for checking the settings Info button for checking the settings Battery compartment (only RAMSES 811 top) To open, pull towards the front

4 3.2 Mounting and Electrical Connection Load connection Connection terminals mains 230 V terminals Connection terminals Only for RAMSES temperature 812 sensor top Connection Connection examples RAMSES 811 top Control Remove of athe burner connection cable from the terminal. Now attach the connection cable (see figure). flush-mounted socket T1 T2 L N Heating Connection cable test examples RAMSES 812 top Press the 'Info' key for approx. 4 secs. (with heating cable connected) until Test Mode appears in the display. Test Mode remains dis- Control of a motor mixing valve played for 8 secs. Unless the heating cable is disconnected or damaged, the green LED illuminates for the first 4 secs. in Test Mode (bottom left-hand side of the thermostat). With the heating cable connected but not yet under the floor covering, ensure after the test that the thermostat is not set to 'Heat' (no flame shown in the display). It is advisable to detach the thermostat and remove from the wall. Control via the circulation pump or storage-/hot-air heating Control via the heating cable circulation pump or storage-/hot-air heating 1917

5 4 Installation and Operation For installation of of RAMSES 811/ top, top, follow followthesections 4.1 to to Carrying out a Reset After having connected the power supply or or having inserted the the bat- batteries (when exceeding the the battery change power power reserve of 10 of 10 min.), min), you must carry out out aa Reset. For For this this purpose, open open the the hinged hinged cover, cover, and press with aa pointed object object on on the the Reset Reset button button which which is recessed is recessed thein case the case (seefigurebelow). in below). 4.2 Inserting Selecting or the Exchanging Language Batteries (only RAMSES 811 top) 1. The display automatically shows the selected language Onlyafter usereset. 1.5 V batteries of the type AA, Alkaline. Replace the batteries every 1.5 years. Always replace both batteries. 2. Select your language with the buttons DEutsch When inserting, make sure the batteries are correctly polarised (see or. The available languages are English figure). Francais displayed one after the other. When the inserted batteries are discharged, thisitaliano Confirm with the button. indicated in the display by the flashing battery icon. See figure onespanol page 16. NL Reset button 3. The display automatically switches to the time setting. Note: The language can also be changed in the Service menu (see page 27). Pull the battery compartment cover towards the front. 4.3 Selecting Setting the the Time Language / Date With the ESC button you can always return to the previous programmming step in order to adjust a setting. 1. The display automatically shows the selected language after Reset Select The display your language shows the with time thesetting. buttons Deutsch Hour or.the available languages are English 0:00 displayed one after the other. Confirm Francais 2. with Set the current button. time with the buttons Italiano and : Espanol NL Set the hour and confirm with the Hour 3. button. The display automatically switches to the time setting. 15:00 Note: Set the The minutes language and can confirm also be with changed the in the "Service" menu (see page 25). Minute button. 15: Setting the Time / Date With 3. The the display ESC button changes you automatically can always return to to the Year previous programming the step date insetting. order to adjust a setting Set the year, month and date one Month 1. The after display the other. shows Confirm the time each setting. setting Hour 04 with the button. The display 0:00 changes automatically. Day 2. Set the current time with the buttons and : 4. The display automatically changes to the set automatic mode, Set e.g. the display hourof and the confirm target with temperature. the Hour button. 15:00 Note: SetThe the minutes time and and date confirm can also withbe the changed in the Service menu Minute (see page button. 27). There you can also set the changeover 15:34from winter to summer time

6 4.4 Selecting the Temperature Profile 4.5 Checking Current Temperature 3. The display changes automatically to Permanent comfort Year the date setting Program P1 (fixed program) P2 and Settings - lnfo Button 2002 The room temperature is permanently regulated to the programmed P1 P3 comfort With the temperature. lnfo button There you is can nodisplay reduction. the current floor temperature as well as all important settings of the program set at the Comfort Set the temperature: year, monthmo-fr and date from one 5.30 a.m Month a.m. after / the other. p.m. - Confirm p.m. eachas setting well as 04 rotary switch. Sa-Su with7.30 the a.m. button The a.m. display / p.m Permanent reduction changes automatically. MENU In between lower temperature. Day The1. room Press temperature the Info button. is permanently The current regulated floor temperature to the programmed is lower temperature. shown in the display for approx. 3 seconds. In order to continue with the check, press the lnfo button again Program P2 (fixed program) Comfort 4. The display temperature: automatically Mo-Fr changes from 6.00 to a.m. the set automatic a.m. / mode, p.m Antifreezing e.g. p.m. display as well of the as target Sa-Su temperature. from 7.00 a.m a.m. / p.m This way you can check the following information one after The room thermostat only comes on when the room temperature falls Note: p.m. The time In between and datelower can also temperature. be changed in the "Service" menu the other: below the programmed antifreeze temperature. (see page 25). There you can also set the changeover from winter to - Floor temperature summer Program time. P3 (freely programmable) - Currently active target temperature The program P3 is an individually programmable temperature profile. 4.6 Checking Current Room Temperature and Program 4.5 Selecting P3 is not programmed the Temperature when delivered. Profile For programming - Settings Date and time - Info Button see page 23. With the - Switch Info button times you of can the display set program the current (only visible room temperature with openedas Program P1 (fixed program) P2 well as all hinged important cover). settings The fixed of theprogrammed settemperature the rotaryprofiles Permanent comfort switch. P1 P3 Comfort temperature Mo-Fr from 6 a.m. 10 p.m. as and switch times are described in section 4.5. The well floor as Sa-Su temperature from 7 a.m. is permanently - 11 p.m. In regulated between lower temperature. temperature. There is no reduction. to the programmed com-1fort Press the Info button. The current room temperature is shown in - Set display type, (i.e. which information is shown in the the display for approx. 3 seconds. In order to continue with the MENU check, display, press the also Info see button page 27). again Permanent Program P2 reduction (fixed program) This The way check you can is completed. check the following The display information automatically one after switches the The Comfort floor temperature Mo-Fr is permanently from 6-8regulated a.m. and from to the 4 programmed to 10 p.m. as lower other: temperature. well as Sa-Su from 7 a.m. 11 p.m. In between lower temperature. the original state Program P3 (freely programmable) - Room temperature The program Antfreezing P3 is an individually programmable temperature profile. - Currently active target temperature The Program floor P3 temperature is not programmed only comes when on when delivered. the floor For programming temperature falls below see page the 22. programmed antifreeze temperature. - Date and time - Switch times of the set program (only visible with opened hinged cover). The fixed programmed temperature profiles and switch times are described in section

7 4.6 Temporarily Changing the Target - Set display type, (i.e. which information is shown in the display, Temperature also see page 25). With 3. The this check function, is completed. you can temporarily The display change automatically the target switches temperature given to theby original the program. state. The changed target temperature is not back saved long-term. It only remains set until the next temperature change 4.7 Temporarily of the program (e.g. Changing from comfort the to Target lower temperature). Temperature Note: If one of the programs Perm. comfort, Perm. lower or Frost With thisis function, set, the you temperature can temporarily change change remains theuntil target the temperature program changes. given by the program. The changed target temperature is not saved long-term. It only remains set until the next temperature change of the 1. program Press (e.g. one of from the comfort buttons to lower or. temperature). The display shows the set Note: target If one temperature. of the programs "Perm. comfort", "Perm. lower" or "Frost" is set, the temperature change remains until the program changes. 2. Change the target temperature with the buttons or After Pressapprox. one of the 3 seconds, buttons the or display. Theautomatically display showsswitches the set targetits temperature. original state, and the floor thermostat regulates to the back to changed target temperature. 2. Change the target temperature with the buttons or. 3. After approx. 3 seconds, the display automatically switches back to its original state, and the room thermostat regulates to the changed target temperature Early Cancellation, Check or Clearance of of the Holiday Program If you want to to cancel an an activated holiday program early, you you must must clear the holiday program. Note: The setting of of the holiday program is is described in in section section on page Open the hinged cover and and turn turn the the rotary rotary switch switch to to the the MENU MENU setting. 2. With the buttons or or,, select the the option Holiday. Confirm with with the button. 3. With the buttons or or,, select the the desired option and and confirm with the button: - Check: By repeated pressing of of the the button, you you can can check check all allsettings of ofthe saved holiday program one after the other (start or orend time, temperature). - Clear: Bypressing the button, the saved holiday program is iscleared. Youcan now program a new holiday program (see section 5.1 on page 21) or orset the desired temperature profile (automatic program) at atthe rotary switch (see section 4.5 on page 19). 21)

8 Party / Eco Program With the "Party Party/ / Eco" Eco function, you you can can cancel cancel the the temperature profile profile the set of the program set program for the next for the fewnext hours few (uphours to 23(up hours to 23 andhours 50 minutes). and 50 minutes) Setting the Party / Eco Program 1. Press both buttons and at the same time for for approx. 22 sec- seconds. 2. The display changes and shows the text Periodand and a a flashing clock. Within 3 seconds, press one one of of the the buttons or or,, and and set the set desired the desired period period in increments of 10of minutes. 10 minutes. 5 Programming Note: The P1and P2 programs are fixed programs ex works, and cannot be changed. 5.1 Setting the Holiday Program By setting a holiday program, the temperature profile of of the the set set auto- automatic program program can be can cancelled be cancelled for any for period any period of time. of time. Note: With the ESC button, you can cancel the the programming at at any time. any time. 1. Open the hinged cover cover and and turn turn the the rotary rotary switch switch to to the the MENU MENU setting. 3. After 3 seconds, the display changes and shows the the text text Comfort 2. With the buttons or or,, select the the entry Holiday. Confirm Confirm with with or Lower. Within 3seconds, 3 select the the comfort or or lower tempera- tempe- the button. rature with with the the buttons buttons or or.. Note: If aholiday a program is is already saved, you can choose if if 4. The display changes automatically after 3 seconds. The display you want to check or or clear it. it. In In order to to save aa new new holiday pro- pro- shows the desired target temperature with the addition "PARTY" PARTY gram, the already saved holiday program must be be cleared. See (for comfort temperature) or "ECO" ECO (for lower temperature). The section on page Party or Eco program is active for the set period If If no no holiday holiday program program has has been been saved saved yet, yet, set set the the start start and and end end Early Cancellation of the Party / Eco Program date now with the the buttons and and.. In order to cancel the "Party Party/ / Eco" Eco program, press both both buttons Set the year, month, date and hour one after the other. Confirm Set the year, month, date and hour one after the other. Confirm and for approx. 2 seconds, until until the the display display changes. Wait Wait another each setting with the button. The display changes automatically. each setting with the button. The display changes automatically. 3seconds another 3 seconds until the display until the changes display back changes again. back Theagain. Party/Eco The Party program Eco program is cancelled, is cancelled, and the addition and the "PARTY" addition PARTY or "ECO" or disappears ECO dis- Note: The end time must not be the same as or earlier than the / from appears the display. from the display. start Note: time. The Otherwise end time must an error not message be the same is displayed: as or earlier Error. than The the holiday start time. program Otherwise mustan then error be message programmed is displayed: again. Error. The holiday program must then be programmed again. 4. Select whether you want the comfort, the lower or the antifreeze 4. temperature Select whether for you the set want period. the comfort, Confirmthe withlower the or the button. antifreeze temperature for thd set period. Confirm with the button. 2321

9 5. The holiday program is now programmed and is is activated at at the the set start time. 6. Reset the rotary switch to the desired program and and close the the hinged cover. 7. While the holiday program is active, the display shows the the target temperature and the text line Holiday. Note: Checking, clearing or or cancelling a a holiday program is described is in described section 4.8 in section page on page Changing the Settings for Target Temperatures For the temperature profiles of the individual programs, you can choose between three temperature values: Comfort, lower and anti- antifreeze temperature. These temperature values are programmed ex works. You can change these according to your wishes. 4. After having set the antifreeze temperature, the setting of the target temperatures is completed. The display shows End Endand and auto- automatically changes back after 3 seconds. 5. Turn the rotary switch to the desired program and close the the hinged cover. 5.3 Program P Overview Program "Program" menu TARGET TEMP Service MENU Holiday PROGRAM New see Clock/Date Check see Clear see End 1. Open the hinged cover and turn the rotary switch to to the the MENU setting. 2. With the buttons or,, select the entry Target temp. Confirm with the button. 3. The display first shows the comfort temperature. With the buttons or,, change the comfort, lower and and antifreeze temperature one after the other. Confirm each setting with the button. The display changes automatically

10 5.3.2 Creating a new temperature profile P3 P3 3 sec. New Free Mo-Fr 21 Sa/Su 14 Daily HOUR 16:00 MINUTE 16:30 Lower Comfort Display of the free memory areas Single day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday END 3sec. NEW Checking the temperature profile P3 no program stored in memory Empty Program see CHECK PROG C 6: h By pressing the or or button, all switch all switch times times of the of day the day are dis- are displayed one after the other. Once the last switch time time is is reached, the the switch times of of the the next next day day are are dis- displayed etc. etc. END 3sec. Program see Clearing the temperature profile CLEAR Single All END Single see see

11 5.3.5 Displaying individual switch times and clearing them 1. Displaying the switch no program stored in memory times Display of the switch time Empty Program see Single PROG C 6: h The Theswitch switchtimes timesare aredis- playedone oneafter afterthe theother. Display next nextswitch time with with. played. END 3sec. Program see Clearing the desired switch times In order to clear the displayed switch time, press the button PROG Loeschen Clear 6:00 7 The switch time is is cleared and the next switch time is is displayed h Clearing all switch times All no noprogram stored in inmemory Confirm Empty Program see Program see In order to cancel the clearing process, press the ESC button

12 5.4 Service Settings Selecting the display type Overview "Service" Service menu Display Display 3 MENU TARGET TEMP Service Holiday PROGRAM Clock/Date Display Language Wall comp Control End see see see see Select the display type with the button or or.. Confirm with the button. Cancel with ESC. Note: The factory setting stetting is is highlighted grey in in the the table PROG C T =textline= 6: h N = =numerical display Rotary switch position P1, P2 or P3 Rotary switch position Display type Display type Time T T N N Target temp. N N T N N Actual temp. N N T N N Program name T T T T T Table: Overview of ofthe information shown in the display for different displays types. 2725

13 5.4.3 Selecting the language Language Francais English Deutsch NL Espanol Italiano Service see Select the language with the buttons or or.. Confirm with the button. Cancel with with ESC. ESC Adjusting the controller behaviour Characteristics of the PD controller With suitable heating systems the PD controller is characterized by a short setting time, scarce maximum overshooting and therefore a high control accuracy. Characteristics of a hysteresis controller With over or under engineered heating systems a hysteresis controller is characterized by scarce shift frequency and small temperature deviations. Adjusting the controller behaviour Setting the thesensor wall compensation In case of unfavourable conditions at at the the installation site site (installation at near the the exterior cold and wall, warm chimney, water etc.), pipes there in the may floor), be deviations there may inbe temperaturons in between temperature the temperature between the measured temperature by the measured thermostat by andthermo- actual stat and room the temperature. actual temperature. This difference This difference in temperature in temperature can be com- can be compensated with the with wall the compensation sensor compensation by setting by an setting offsetan value. offset value. Example: The difference between the measured and the controlled temperature is 2 C, 2 i.e. the room temperature temperature is regulated is regulated 2 C 2 C too too high: deviati- high: Offset Offset value value -2 C. -2 C. Control Hyst control Pd control END Set with buttons or : : 0.2 C C Hysteresis Amplitude 0.3 o C 0.2 o C Set with buttons or : : 0.2 C C Wall comp Wall comp 0.0 o C Period Offset value adjustable Offset from value -3 C adjustable C. from Setting -3 C with C. or. Confirm the value with Setting. with Cancel or with. ESC. Confirm the value with. Cancel with ESC. Offset 0.3 o C 0.1 C C Service see or autom. after 6 sec. END

14 5.5 Time/Date and Summer/Winter Time 3sec. END MENU Service TARGET TEMP CLOCK/DATE PROGRAM HOLIDAY Setting the time anddate: date: hour, minute, year, month, day. Description see page No su/wi Hour Day With s/w End USA/CAN SF/GR/TR Gb/P Europe Free Note: Time for changeover to winter time is is taken from summer time, e.g. back from 33 a.m. to to 2 2 a.m. a.m. Month su 03:01 Start of summer time: Month Week su 03:02 Weekend within month Hour 02:00 Hour for changeover: e.g. from 2 a.m. to 33a.m. Month wi 10:00 Start of winter time: Month Week wi 10:02 Weekend within month END Clock/Date 2927

15 6 Maintenance and andrepair With RAMSES the exception 818 topof is amaintenance-free. regular replacement of the batteries for the RAMSES Only clean the 811device top, the with room a dry thermostats or slightly are damp, maintenance-free. soft and lint-free Only cloth. clean The interior the device of the with device a dry must or slightly remain damp, free soft from and water. lint-free cloth. The interior of the device must remain free from water. Only 7 RAMSES Disposal 811 top: Replace the two batteries at regular intervals every 1.5 years. Only use new 1.5 V batteries of the type AA, Alkaline. Never mix old and new 7.1 batteries, Disposal as oldof batteries the Device can leak. At the end of its life, the thermostat must be dismounted professio- and Disposal disposed of according to the national regulations with 7nally regard to the environment. 7.1 In case Disposal of doubts, please of Batteries contact the manufacturer s representative in your country. Used Contact batteries details must can be be found disposed at the of according back of this to the manual. national regulations with regard to the environment (e.g. at special battery collection outlets). Never throw used batteries out with your usual rubbish. 7.2 Disposal of the Device At the end of its life, the room thermostat must be dismounted professionally and disposed of according to the national regulations with regard to the environment. In case of doubts, please contact the manufacturer s representative in your country. Contact details can be found at the back of this manual. 8 Technical Data Control type: RS type 2B1B acc. acc. to to EN EN : :2001 Contact: Change-over contact, potential-free, protective Max. 16A low / 230 voltage. V~ Accuracy: Max. ± 1 sec. 6 A / per 250day V~, at min.1ma/5v 20 C Control Accuracy: accuracy: ± ± 10.2 sec. Kperdayat20 C Temperature Control accuracy: meas. range: ± O C 0.2 Kto 50 C, resolution 0.1 C Temperature meas. setting range: range: 0 C 6 C to to 50 C, 30 C resolution in increments 0.1 C of 0.2 C Control Temperature period: setting range: 6 C 5 to to30 30 C min. in(pd increments control) of 0.2 C Control period: lock-in range: 5± to0.2 30K min.(pd to ± 5 K control) (PD control) Switching Control lock-in hysteresis: range: ± ± KK to to ± 5± K 1 (PD 0 K control) (hysteresis control) Memory Switchingspaces: hysteresis: ± temperature K to ± 1.0 K (hysteresis changes, programmable control) Memory spaces: 22 for temperature Mo-Fr, Sa-Su, changes, each programmable day or for individual Mo-Fr, days. Sa-Su, each day or for individ- for Class of protection: ual II according days. to EN with correct Class of protection: IIinstallation according toin EN a flush-mounted wall Type of enclosure: IP socket. 20 according to EN Type of enclosure: Only RAMSES 812 top Operating voltage: Operating voltage: Power reserve: IP 20 according to EN V~ / 50 to 60 Hz 230 V~ ± 10 %; 240 V~ + 6 %, - 14 % 50 5 hours to 60 Hz Power reserve: 5 hours Only RAMSES 811 top Batteries: 2 x alkaline batteries 1.5 V, type AA Power reserve during 10 minutes battery replacement: 28 30