Drayton Lifestyle Guide

DUAL CHANNEL

Dual Channel

Programmer

for heating AND hot water

Installation and User Instructions

06490197001 ISSA

Lifestyle

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

PLEASE NOTE: INSTALLATION MUST ONLY BE

CARRIED OUT BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR

HEATING ENGINEER.

MAKE SURE MAINS INPUT HAS A 3 AMP FUSE.

The Lifestyle Programmer conforms to the essential

requirements of these Directives:

2004/108/EC – Electromagnetic compatibility

2006/95/EC – Low voltage

BEFORE INSTALLATION

First, make sure the mains supply is switched off!

USING AN EXISTING WALL-PLATE

Loosen the securing screws on the old programmer and unplug

it. Check that there’s 70mm clearance to the right of the

wall-plate, and 25mm above it. Now plug the unit into

the wall-plate and tighten the securing screws. Check the 3A

fuse, and switch on the mains.

FITTING A NEW WALL-PLATE

The ideal location is 1.4m above floor level, with reasonable

lighting, good access, no condensation, no extremes of

temperature, and a supporting surface that fully covers the back

of the unit.

Position with 70mm clearance to the right, 25mm above, and

sufficient room to access the securing screws underneath.

Fix, with terminals at the top, either direct to a flat wall using wall

plugs and no. 6 x 1" woodscrews, or on a flush mounting single

conduit box type UA1 (BS4662) using M3.5 x 14 bolts. DO NOT

USE A SURFACE MOUNTING BOX.

Lifestyle

WIRING THE WALLPLATE

For surface wiring, snap out the cable entry strip on the bottom

edge of the wall-plate. Lifestyle units are double-insulated and

need no earth connection, but an earthing continuity (loop)

terminal is provided for convenience.

Internal wiring

PRIOR TOMOUNTING THE PROGRAMMER SELECTTHEPROGRAMSETTING

The Universal Programmer is selectable, which means it must

be set to the customer’s requirements as part of the installation

procedure. There are 3 options:

24-hour Program – same times, 7 days a week.

5/2-day Program – weekends different to weekday times.

7-day Program – every day of the week can be different

Linked operation – central heating and hot water switch on and

off at the same time.

Independent operation- central heating and hot water switch on

and off at different times

The factory setting is a 24-hour program with independent

operation and a fully-pumped system. Any changes are made

with the 3 plastic headers on the back of the unit - simply pull

off the header and repace it in the new position.

L = Linked times.

I = Independent times

1 = 24-hour program.

7 = 7-day program

No header = 5/2-day program.

P = Pumped

G = Gravity

Plug in the unit and tighten the securing screws. Check the

mains input has a 3A fuse, and switch on the mains.

ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE MAINS BEFORE

REMOVING THE UNIVERSAL PROGRAMMER

– AND NEVER FIT IT TO A LIVE WALL-PLATE!

INTRODUCTION

The Lifestyle Programmer will automatically control your

central heating and hot water by switching them on and off at

times that suit you. The two lights on the front of the

Programmer show when they’re on.

PREPARING TO PROGRAM YOUR SYSTEM

As your programmer has a built-in, factory set, clock, there is no

need to set the time. However, should you need to, go to section

“Setting the Clock” page 14.

If the timings haven’t been set for you, then this is how your

programmer has been set at the factory. It’s easy to make

changes. Just go to the section on the program that’s already

been selected – 24-hour, 5/2 day or 7-day – and follow the

simple instructions.

Models Your programmer

is set as(1)

24-hour

5/2-day

7-day

(1) Model to be ticked by the installer

USER’S INSTRUCTIONS

Instructions for the

model are on page

Your programmer has been set with these standard times.

They’re based on the 5/2-day program, with different settings

for the weekend, and central heating and hot water linked.

If the engineer has set your program and timings – you

won’t need to do anything else. Just keep this guide in a

safe place for future reference.

SWITCHING WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS

ON 1 – start of first timed period 6.30am 7.00am

OFF 1 – end of first timed period 8.30am 9.00am

ON 2 – start of second timed period* 12.00pm 12.00pm

OFF 2 – end of second timed period* 12.00pm 12.00pm

ON 3 – start of third timed period 4.30pm 4.00pm

OFF 3 – final switch-off of the day 10.30pm 11.00pm

* Notice that the second period has the same ON and OFF

times, which means neither your central heating nor hot water

will respond. If you want to activate this middle period, simply

set different ON and OFF times.

Remember:

Make your changes using the SET?, YES/-, and + buttons on

the programmer, found under the bottom flap.

You can’t set ON1 as the last timing before midnight, but you

can set OFF3 after midnight – providing it’s not more than 23

hours and 59 minutes after ON1.

You need to set the timings in sequence – i.e. ON1, OFF1,

ON2, OFF2, ON3, OFF3. If you get out of sequence, the display

will flash a warning.

DAY-TO-DAY VARIATIONS

Switching on and off

On the front of the programmer there are two Advance/Boost

buttons – one for central heating and one for hot water. They

allow you to switch your system either on or off, irrespective of the

program. So if the heating or hot water is off, and you want

warmth or hot water now, you can either –

1. Press Advance to switch it on (ADV will be displayed), and it will

stay on until the end of the next period. Or if the heating/hot water

is on and you don’t need it, press Advance and it will go off until

the beginning of the next ON period.

Advance will only operate in TIMED or ONCE modes.

2. Press & Hold Boost to switch on for an extra hour ( & BST will

be displayed), then Press again for two ( ) or three ( ) hours.

To cancel Boost, Press Boost again ( ). Or if the heating/hot

water is already on, using Boost will extend the ON time by one,

two or three hours.

Over-riding the program

Sometimes you might need to change the way you use your

central heating or hot water temporarily – perhaps due to an

unusually cold day, or exceptional demand for hot water.

Here’s how to do it – without affecting your program.

On each side of the display there

are four operating modes-

one group for central heating, the

other for hot water. You can

change modes with immediate effect by using the appropriate

SELECT button. This won’t alter the timings in your program,

which you can return to by selecting TIMED.

OFF = continuously off.

TIMED = on for up to 3 periods a day.

ONCE = on for 1 period a day, from the start of ON1

to the end of OFF3.

ON = continuously on.

THE 24-HOUR PROGRAM

This is the simplest program – every day’s the same. Just

follow the sequence, setting the central heating times first –

then the hot water.

Want to leave a timing as it is? Just press SET? and move on

to the next one.

Need to delete your timings and start again? Press ‘SET’ and

‘+’ together to go back to the pre-set program.

If you don’t press anything for two minutes, the programmer

automatically goes back to normal operation.

These instructions are for setting the central heating and hot

water independently on a 24-hour cycle that will be the same for

every day of the week. If your settings are linked, then CH and

HW won’t appear in the display and you’ll only need to go

through the procedure once.

Set the central heating

Press the SET? button and you’ll see

‘SET PROG?’.

Press the YES button, and the display will ask ‘SET CH PROG?’

Press YES and you’ll see ON1, the start of your first central

heating period. Adjust it in 1-minute steps using the – and +

buttons. If the – and + buttons are held down, the time

changes in 10-minute steps.

SET

PROG?

SET

PROG?

Press SET?, and you’ll see OFF1, the end of your first central

heating period. Adjust this in the same way, press SET?, then

repeat the procedure for ON2, OFF2, ON3 and OFF3.

Set the hot water

When you press SET? after setting OFF3 for the central heating,

the display will ask ‘SET HW PROG?’

Press YES, then set your times in the same way. Remember, in

this mode you can have different times to your central heating if

you wish.

When you press SET? after setting OFF3 for the hot water, the

programmer will return to normal operation.

THE 5/2 DAY PROGRAM

Here you’ve got the option of changing times for the

weekends to cope with different demands. Just follow the

sequence, setting weekdays first.

Want to leave a timing as it is? Just press SET? and move on

to the next one.

Need to delete your timings and start again?Press ‘SET’ and

‘+’ together to go back to the pre-set program.

If you don’t press anything for two minutes, the programmer

automatically goes back to normal operation.

These instructions are for setting your central heating and hot

water independently, with the same timings for weekdays and

different ones for the weekend. If your settings are linked, then

CH and HW won’t appear in the display and you’ll only need to

go through the weekday and weekend phases once.

Set weekday central heating

Press the SET? button and you’ll see ‘SET PROG?’.

Press the YES button, and the display will ask ‘SET CH MON to

FRI PROG?’

Press YES and you’ll see ON1, the start of your first central

heating period. Adjust it in 1-minute steps using the – and +

buttons. If the – and + buttons are held down, the time

changes in 10-minute steps.

Press SET?, and you’ll see OFF1, the end of your first central

heating period. Adjust this in the same way, press SET?, then

repeat the procedure for ON2, OFF2, ON3 and OFF3.

PROG?

MON TUE WED THU FRI

SET

PROG?

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