Programming Notes; Operating Modes "Cooling" Or "Heating; Operating Mode "24-Hour Temperature Control - Renkforce RS2W Mode D'emploi

11. Programming notes

a) Operating modes "Cooling" or "Heating"
The radio measuring display/thermostat can be used to cool or heat
rooms - assuming connection of suitable devices to the switching socket.
The display will show a sun for heating or a snowflake for cooling.
Heating: A heater is connected to a switching socket (item no. 1429367; not enclosed) and is
activated when a set temperature is undercut.
Cooling: An air conditioning unit is connected to a switching socket (item no. 1429367, not
enclosed) and is activated when a set temperature is exceeded.
Push the button "FUNC" when the radio measuring display/thermostat is ready until you can see
"Meter" in the upper left of the display. Use the button "+/ON" to select the switching socket (1, 2
or 3 - see figure 7) that you want to use.
Select the desired symbol (sun or snowflake - see figure 8) by pushing the button "+/ON" and the
button "-/OFF" at the same time for more than three seconds.
b) Operating mode "24-Hour Temperature Control"
The radio measuring display/thermostat can be used to cool or heat rooms - assuming connec-
tion of suitable devices to the switching socket. The display will show a sun for heating (heater is
connected) or a snowflake for cooling (air conditioning unit is connected).
Push the button "FUNC" when the radio measuring display/thermostat is ready until you can see
"Meter" in the upper left of the display. Use the button "+/ON" to select the switching socket (1, 2
or 3 - see figure 7) that you want to use.
For 24-hour-monitoring, select the desired operating mode (heating or cooling - see figure 8).
Then push the button "FUNC" until "Manu" appears in the display. The upper left of the display
shows "Setting".
Now push the button "FUNC" for more than three seconds until the temperature display flashes.
Then select the desired temperature with the buttons "+/ON" and "-/OFF". Then push the button
"FUNC" again. The 24-hour-temperature monitoring is programmed.
Figure 8
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