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Wireless Document in original -en_gb language 2017-03-20 A004

Contents 1 Declaration of Conformity... 1 2 Product description... 3 3 Guidelines for installation... 4 4 Operation... 5 5 Interface Description... 6 5.1 Display symbols... 9 5.2 Power-up screen... 15 5.3 Binding screen... 17 5.4 Default screen... 19 5.5 Setting Temperature and Fan speed... 21 6 Change batteries... 24 7 Troubleshooting... 25

1 Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer Systemair AB Industrivägen 3 SE-739 30 Skinnskatteberg SWEDEN Office: +46 222 440 00 Fax: +46 222 440 99 www.systemair.com hereby confirms that, CO2 sensor, Humidity sensor, Input module and RS485 Gateway comply with all applicable requirements in the Directive 2014/53/EU. The units will meet the requirements of the WEEE and ROHS directives. 1 Systemair AB

The complete technical documentation is available. Skinnskatteberg, 20-03-2017 Mats Sándor Technical Director 2 Systemair AB

2 Product description makes it possible to wirelessly set the temperature and fan speed on the Systemair air handling unit. It is also possible to see alarms reported by the air handling unit., together with up to nine other wireless modules are wirelessly connected to a gateway. The gateway is physically connected to the air handling unit with a cable. Note: A standard control panel can be simultaneously connected, see the RS485 Gateway chapter Connections for more information. is intended for wall mounting either on the wall or on a wall-box. is powered by 2 Alkaline AA-Batteries, included. Expected battery lifetime is 2 years. 3 Systemair AB

3 Guidelines for installation See the RS485 Gateway for more information. 4 Systemair AB

4 Operation The Systemair air handling unit can operate in one of the following 5 modes: Mode OFF Away Auto Party Manual Function The fans in the air handling unit are stopped. Low energy support control is activated. The fans are working according to values preset in the air handling unit. The fans are running at a specified speed and time preset in the menu "Ext/Force run" in the air handling unit. The fan speed is controlled manually and is either off, low, normal or high 5 Systemair AB

5 Interface Description Fig. 1 Interface description 6 Systemair AB

Position Description Explanation 1 Display Shows symbols, menus and settings. 2 Dial Move through and change fan speed settings and temperature settings by turning the dial clockwise or counterclockwise. 3 Cancel button Cancel menu choices or settings by pressing the button. Step back in the menu levels out to the starting point. 4 Party mode button Activates DI5 in the main controller in the air handling unit (Extended/Forced running). The corresponding icon at the top of the display is visible when active. To adjust the fan speed, see the unit s panel and follow it s instructions. 7 Systemair AB

Position Description Explanation 5 Home/away button Activates DI7 in the main controller in the air handling unit. The corresponding icon at the top of the display is visible when active. 6 Confirm button Confirm menu choices or settings by pressing the button. 8 Systemair AB

5.1 Display symbols Symbol Description Explanation Temp Shows the currently set temperature. Confirm the setting with the confirm button. Alarm Battery Broken sensor or short circuit. Visible if the air handling unit reports an alarm, if there is an error in the appliance or if the bind procedure is not successful. The battery symbol is visible if battery level is low, not visible otherwise. Invalid temperature value transmitted. 9 Systemair AB

Symbol Description Explanation Fan speed Shows the current fan speed. The fan speed can be set manually in 4 steps: Off, Low, Norm and High by turning the dial and confirm with the confirm button after completed setting. A. Fan stopped. The fan can be set to OFF by activating MAN fan stop. See the air handling unit service menu description under functions. B. Low fan speed: Can be used when leaving the building for a longer period. C. Normal fan speed: Will give required air change under normal conditions. D. High fan speed: To increase the airflow if necessary. 10 Systemair AB

Symbol Description Explanation Auto mode The icon is shown when the system is in auto mode. Auto mode must be manually chosen if a wireless Humidity or CO 2 sensor is connected AUTO and the actual fan speed is shown when a wireless Humidity or CO 2 sensor is activated. When setting fan speed, auto appears when turning the dial one more step clockwise when the fan symbol is already filled. Fan speed symbol D. Wireless Communication Fault The Wireless Communication Fault symbol is visible if the communication with the gateway is lost, not visible otherwise (Communication lost for more than 60 minutes). 11 Systemair AB

Symbol Description Explanation Home/away function When this symbol appears, low energy support control is active. Heat exchanger operating by the adjusted setpoint value and a active re-heater has support control for lowest setpoint. (12 C ). When the away mode is not active and the away button is pressed, this new mode request is sent to the main controller in the air handling unit. The button does not handle new requests until the (new) mode is received from the main controller in the air handling unit. The icon is flashing when the mode is changed and the new mode is not yet confirmed by the main controller in the air handling unit. 12 Systemair AB

Symbol Description Explanation Party mode function Cancel When this symbol appears, extended/forced running function is active. When the party mode is not active and the party button is pressed, this new mode request is sent to the main controller in the air handling unit. The button does not handle new requests until the (new) mode is received from the main controller in the air handling unit. The icon is flashing when the mode is changed and the new mode is not yet confirmed by the main controller in the air handling unit. Cancel symbol Confirm Confirm symbol 13 Systemair AB

Warning It is not recommended to activate MAN fan stop (set fan to OFF) in standard households. If MAN fan stop is activated, the unit should be provided with dampers in outdoor and exhaust air ducts to avoid cold draught and risk of condensation when the unit has been stopped. 14 Systemair AB

5.2 Power-up screen After power-up, all icons will be lit for two seconds. Fig. 2 Power-up screen After two seconds the software version will be shown. 15 Systemair AB

If is not bound to the gateway after 4 seconds, the binding screen (figure 3) will be shown. If is bound to the gateway after 4 seconds, the default screen (figure 4) will be shown. 16 Systemair AB

5.3 Binding screen Fig. 3 Binding screen If is not bound to the gateway after 4 seconds, the binding screen (figure 3) will be shown. In binding mode, contacts the gateway and requests connection. Note: Binding mode must first be activated on the gateway. See RS485 Gateway for more information. The text bnd is shown, the OK icon is visible. 17 Systemair AB

The Cancel icon is visible when is already bound. To initiate the bind procedure, press the confirm button (6). When the bind is successful the default screen (figure 4) is shown. The Cancel button (3) is only active when is already bound. When active and pressed the default screen (figure 4) is shown. Note: There are no special actions taken when the cancel button (3) is pressed, existing binding is not deleted. When is bound and after 30 seconds without user interaction, the default screen (figure 4) is shown. 18 Systemair AB

5.4 Default screen Fig. 4 Default screen The 2 middle button icons and are visible. The actual room temperature is shown with a resolution of 0.5 C. In the rare case that the temperature cannot be measured (product failure), two dashes are shown. The actual fan speed is always shown. The 4 icons above the buttons are visible. The icon is shown if the system is in auto mode. 19 Systemair AB

When the dial is turned, either the square around the supply air temperature or fan speed is flashing to indicate that a change of the setpoint can be performed by pressing the confirm (6) button. When the cancel (3) and confirm (6) button are pressed at the same time for 10 seconds, the binding screen is shown. Note: Normally the binding screen is automatically shown after initial power-up. So this is only needed in rare cases where you want to connect the device to another system. 20 Systemair AB

5.5 Setting Temperature and Fan speed 21 Systemair AB

Position Description Explanation 1 Dial Move through and change fan speed settings and temperature settings by turning the dial clockwise or counterclockwise. 2 Square The square is moving in the settings by turning the dial clockwise or counterclockwise. When turning the dial, the square appears and you can choose either fan speed settings or temperature settings. 22 Systemair AB

Press the conform button (6) to change fan or temperature settings, then the setting can be changed by turning the dial. When the desired value is shown, press the confirm button (6) to accept the value. Press the cancel button (3) to back out to the starting point (no square active) at any time. If there is no activity for 30 seconds it will automatically back out to the starting point. 23 Systemair AB

6 Change batteries 1. Put a screwdriver or similar between the wall and the dial (1) and flip out the dial. 2. Use a screwdriver or similar to push down the lock (2) and flip out the unit (3). 3. Change the batteries. 4. Remount in opposite order. 24 Systemair AB

7 Troubleshooting Indication is not working RF binding and/or communication problems Probable cause and action Check if batteries are depleted or inserted incorrectly Check if remote modules too close (< 1 m) or too far away (> 30 m) from the gateway 25 Systemair AB

lastpage Systemair AB reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the contents of this manual without prior notice. Systemair AB Industrivägen 3 SE-739 30 Skinnskatteberg, Sweden Phone +46 222 440 00 Fax +46 222 440 99 www.systemair.com