Display & Led; First Installation; Batteries Installation; Time And Date Adjustment - Watts Water Technologies BT Série Guide D'installation Rapide

1.2 Display & LED
Red Fix (when backlight is lit up): Heating demand
Green flash: your validation is required
Red flash: Error on sensor or batteries
1. Current day of the week
2. Operating mode menu (active mode is framed).
3. Program number or parameter number if "4" is displayed.
4. Installation Parameter menu.
5. Type of sensor used and temperature displayed.
Regulation => Internal or external ambient sensor.
Regulation => Floor sensor.
Regulation => Internal sensor with Floor limitation.
View of the outside temperature
6. Heating demand indication.
7. Low batteries indicator.
8. °C or °F unit indicator
9. Setting or measured temperature if "5" is displayed. Parameter value if "4" is displayed.
10. Temporary override function activated, or "ITCS" function if blinking.
11. Time or parameter title if "4" is displayed.
12. Program of the current day
(the current time bar blinks)
13. Pictogram for program creation,
program state in normal operating mode.
14. Key lock indicator
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First Installation

This section will guide you to set up your thermostat for the first time.
2.1

Batteries installation

- Open the two side's covers and Insert the 2 AAA Alkaline supplied batteries (or remove the small protection sticker if the
batteries are already installed in the compartment)
- Close the two side's covers.
- Now your thermostat will propose you to adjust the current time and date.
2.2

Time and Date adjustment

Each time a value blinks, you can adjust it with the (-) and (+) keys, once the value is chosen, validate it with the (OK)
key. The thermostat will jump automatically to the next value.
Note: you can always come back to the previous value by pressing the escape key ( ).
List order of the time and date adjustments:
Time and day:
Adjustment of the hours,
Adjustment of the minutes
Adjustment of the day (1 = Monday)
Date:
Adjustment of the day number
Adjustment of the month number (01 to 12)
Adjustment of the year (Century)
Adjustment of the year
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