Danfoss TP5001 series User manual

TP5001 + RF

Electronic 5/2 day programmable room thermostat

User Instructions

Bedienungsanleitung

Instrucciones del usuario

Brugervejledning

Certification Mark

Instructies voor gebruik

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Vartotojo instrukcija

An introduction to your programmable room thermostat

Your programmable room thermostat allows you to programme

dierent temperatures at dierent time periods. You can programme

one set of times and temperatures for week days with a dierent set of

temperatures for weekend days, this is referred to as 5/2 day operation.

The thermostat can also be set up by your installer to provide one set

of times and temperatures that are repeated each day of the week. This

is referred to as 24 hour operation.

The thermostat can also be set by you to provide two dierent

programming blocks which can then be assigned to any day of the

week, this is referred to as A/B programme operation.

All thermostats can be set by your installer to provide up 2, 4 or 6 time

and temperature settings each day.

All thermostats feature useful overrides, including a programmable

frost setting.

Your thermostat has some advanced features which the installer will

set-up if they are required.There are also a number of advanced features

which can be set up by you. These advanced settings alter the way that

your thermostat operates, some also aect the programming functions

and the user overrides. Please read the User Advanced Programming

instructions before programming the unit (see page 10).

Preset programmes

Your TP5001 comes ready programmed with a set of operating times and

temperatures which suit most people. Please remember that some of the

options available will depend on how the installer has set up the unit.

User Instructions

Weekdays (Mon-Fri) Weekend (Sat-Sun)

Event Time Temp. °C Event Time Temp. °C

1 06:30 20 1 07:30 20

2 08:30 15 2 09:30 20

3 11:30 20 3 11:30 20

4 13:30 15 4 13:30 20

5 16:30 21 5 16:30 21

6 22:30 15 6 22:30 15

Note: these are also times for Block

“A”programmes

Note: these are also times for Block“B”

programmes

Note: If set up for 4 events per day, events 3 & 4 are skipped. If set up

for 2 events per day, events 2, 3, 4 & 5 are skipped. In both cases the

events are re-numbered.

Before you start

Open the ap on the front of the programmer and

press the RESET button with a non-metallic object

until the display goes blank. This will ensure that

the factory programmes are set and that the micro-

computer in the product is operating correctly.

Customising the display

For the sake of clarity, the instructions assume that the display setting

uses a 24 hour clock, °C and that days of the week are numbered 1-7,

(where 1 is Monday). All of these settings can be personalised after the

thermostat has been programmed, see pages 8 and 9.

Setting the correct date and time

Your TP5001 incorporates a real time clock with calendar function that

automatically changes time in both Spring and Autumn. The time and

date is set in the factory for the CET time zone, and does not normally

require adjustment. If you live in another time zone refer to“Time zone

oset” on page 11. However, should it be found necessary to adjust

time or date for any other reason refer to the following instructions.

User Instructions

RESET

Setting the date

Press and hold Λand PROG for 3 seconds, to

display date in dd/mm/yy format.

The YEAR number will ash, use Λor Vto correct

the year.

Use -or +to move to MONTH, then use Λor Vto

correct month.

Use -or +to move to DATE in month, then use Λor

Vto correct day in month.

If you attempt to select an invalid date the unit software will reject it

and apply the nearest valid date. It is recommended that date is set in

the order, yy/mm/dd.

Setting the correct time

After setting the date, press PROG to display the

time. The time display will ash on and o.

Use the +and -buttons to set the correct time

(press and hold to change in 10 min. increments).

Setting the correct day

The day of the week is set automatically. Press

PROG to return to normal operation (RUN).

User Instructions

Accepting the preset programmes

If you are happy with the preset times shown in the table on page 2 you

need take no further action.

User Instructions

Changing the preset programmes

Before you change the preset programmes

Your installer will have set the unit to operate in one of the following

modes:

•5/2 day - one set of programmes for weekdays and another for

weekends (page 5-6).

•24 hr - one set of programmes for the whole of the week (page 6).

Alternatively

•A/B - The unit can also be set by you to provide two programme

blocks, either of which can be applied to dierent days of the week.

If this is required refer to page 6 for instructions on how to turn on

this feature.

Please Note

The unit must be programmed in sequence, event times cannot be

set out of sequence.

If you want to leave a preset time as it is, simply press PROG to

move to the next setting.

If you want to return the unit to RUN, press PROG and hold until

the colon in the display blinks. Alternatively leave alone and the

unit will automatically return to RUN after 2 minutes.

Your installer will have set your unit to programme 6, 4 or 2 events

per day. This will determine the number of events per day that you

are able to programme.

Changing the preset programmes in 5/2 day mode

For Days 1-5 (weekdays)

a) Press PROG until the rst preset time and

temperature (Event 1 Days 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) appears

in display.

b) Use the +and -buttons to adjust the TIME

(press and hold to change in 10 minute increments).

c) Use the Λand Vbuttons to adjust the required TEMPERATURE.

User Instructions

GB d) Press PROG to move to the next preset time

and temperature (Event 2).

e) Repeat steps b, c, & d to programme the

remaining weekday events.

For Days 6-7 (weekends)

Press PROG until the rst preset time and

temperature (Event 1 Days 6-7) appears in display.

Repeat steps b, c, & d above to programme the

remaining weekend events.

Changing the preset programmes in 24 hour mode

a) Press PROG until the rst preset time and

temperature (Event 1 for all days of the week)

appears in display.

b) Use the +and -buttons to adjust the TIME

(press and hold to change in 10 min increments).

c) Use the Λand Vbuttons to adjust the required

TEMPERATURE.

d) Press PROG to move to the next preset time

and temperature (Event 2).

e) Repeat steps b, c, & d to programme the remaining events.

Changing preset programmes for AB programming

(Installer setting must be in 5/2 day mode)

Press and hold PROG and Vfor 3 seconds. The

display will change to the gure opposite. This

will take you into User Advanced Programming

option 1.

Use Λand Vkeys to enable or disable the function

(1=enabled, 0=disabled).

Press PROG for 5 seconds until the display changes

and the colon in the display ashes to conrm that

you are in RUN.

Press PROG once, the display will change to show

the default days assigned to programme “A” (days

1, 2, 3, 4 & 5).

Use the +and -keys to scroll forwards or backwards

through the days of the week.

To deselect a day press V, (for example Day 2). To

select a day press Λ(for example Day 7).

Any deselected days are automatically assigned to programme“B”.

Programming“A”programme days and events

a) Press PROG until the rst preset time and

temperature (Event 1 for Programme A)

appears in display.

b) Use the +and -buttons to adjust the TIME

(press and hold to change in 10 minute increments).

c) Use the Λand Vbuttons to adjust the required TEMPERATURE.

d) Press PROG to move to the next preset time and temperature

(Event 2).

e) Repeat steps b, c, & d to programme the remaining events.

Programming“B”programme days and events

a) Press PROG until the rst preset time and

temperature (Event 1 for Programme B)

appears in the display.

b) Use the +and -buttons to adjust the TIME

(press and hold to change in 10 minute increments).

c) Use the Λand Vbuttons to adjust the required TEMPERATURE.

d) Press PROG to move to the next preset time and temperature

(Event 2).

e) Repeat steps b, c, & d to programme the remaining events.

Running the programme

Press PROG to return to RUN, the colon in the

display will blink. The heating will now follow the

times and temperatures programmed.

User Instructions

GB User Overrides

Altering the display to show time or temperature

Press +and -together to

change between settings.

Temporarily alter current programmed temperature

Press Λor Vuntil required temperature is displayed. Please note that

your installer may have restricted both upper and lower temperature

settings and the temperature override limits.

This override will automatically be cancelled at the beginning of the next

programmed event. Please note that your installer may have restricted

the duration of the override to something other than next event.

To change day of week legends from numbers to text

Press Λand -together to toggle between day numbers and text.

To change time display between 12 & 24 hour clock

Press Λand +together to toggle between 12 and 24 hour clock.

To change between °C and °F scaling

Press Vand -together to toggle between °C and °F temperature

scaling.

Thermostat mode

a) A constant temperature of between 5-30°C can be selected if

required. This can provide frost protection for periods away from

home, it can also be used to provide untimed higher temperatures

if, for example, a family member is sick.

User Instructions

b) Press Λand Vtogether to enter thermostat mode. The default

setting is 8°C, but this can be reprogrammed, see User Advanced

Programming, step 10, (page 11).

c) A snowake symbol will appear in the display

when the selected temperature is equal to or less

than the programmed frost protection setting.

d) Use the Λor Vbuttons to change the

temperature away from the programmed frost protection

temperature to another value.

e) To return to automatic programming press both Λand Vtogether.

Changing the clock forwards and backwards

This is handled automatically, however, if the manual changeover has

been selected follow the instructions below.

To change from Summer to Winter (clocks back)

Press and hold -button.

To change from Winter to Summer (clocks forward)

Press and hold +button.

Remote override into and out of thermostat mode

Selected models are available with a feature which allows a telephone

activated switch or window contacts to step the unit into or out of

thermostat mode.

The required temperature to be maintained when the building is

unoccupied, or when windows are open, must rst be set up in User

Advanced Programming, step 10, (page 11).

To locally override this feature press both Λand Vtogether.

Delay start feature

Your thermostat includes an optional delay start feature to hold o

the heating for a time on mild days when the room temperature at the

start of an event is close to the programmed value. If you have enabled

this function it can be overridden by pressing either Λor Vbuttons.

To enable this feature, please refer to User Advanced Programming,

step 11, (page 12).

User Instructions

GB Optimum start control (OSC)

Your thermostat includes an optional optimum start control. This

feature allows you to set the time at which you require a room

temperature by. The thermostat then calculates how soon before the

event time the system must be turned up to ensure that the room is at

the temperature by the required time. A full description of this and how

to enable it and set it up is given in User Advanced Programming,

steps 12 & 13, (page 12 and 13).

Battery replacement (battery models only)

When batteries are low a battery symbol will

appear on the display. You have 15 days to replace

the batteries before the unit shuts down. When

replacing batteries ensure that only high quality

alkaline cells are use.

IMPORTANT: After replacing the batteries press and release the RESET

button to restart the unit. All date, time, programming and override

settings are maintained for the life of the product.

User Advanced Programming

Options

Important: The thermostat has been set in the factory to suit most

situations, however, there are additional optional settings which can

improve the comfort, convenience and energy eectiveness of your

thermostat. These are set in the User Advanced Programming and

Installer Advanced Programming modes.

To access User Advanced Programming

Press and hold V and PROG for 3 seconds. This will take you into

User Advanced Programming. Use +and -keys to scroll backwards

and forwards between options then Λand Vkeys to change option

settings. The ashing digit on the right hand of the display indicates

the number of the selected option.

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