Yokis 5454489 Digital Thermostat With Direct Wireless Connection Installation Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Yokis
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DIGITAL THERMOSTAT WITH DIRECT OR WIRELESS CONNECTION
THERMARP
Réf./Cod. 5454489
QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE
USING THE DEVICE
To use and configure the THERMARP thermostat, download the instruction manual by scanning the following QR Code with the camera of your smartphone or tablet.
INSTALLATION
HOW TO START THE THERMOSTAT
The YOKIS THERMARP thermostat runs on batteries (2 x 1.5 V AAA / LR03 type
batteries).
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Open the rear compartment of the thermostat timer to insert the batteries, checking the polarity indicated on the battery compartment.
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After the batteries have been inserted correctly, the thermostat will display the following screen after about 20 seconds.
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Do not connect the thermostat to the base until the previous screen is displayed.
Couple first the teeth on the top side.
No programming or changes can be made to the set parameters until the device is properly attached to the wall base. -
The clock must be set (by entering time and date) after the thermostat is powered.
The thermostat requires the time and date to be entered in order to operate correctly. -
Hold button pressed for 3 seconds until the clock icon starts flashing. Press button to access the time and date configuration.
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Use buttons and to increase and decrease the values. Press button to confirm and move on to the next parameter. In order: seconds/minutes/hour/year/month/day.
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Once all parameters have been set, hold button pressed for 3 seconds to exit the clock synchronization menu.
PREREQUISITES
The THERMARP thermostat can be used to control a boiler or a 230V solenoid
valve directly via its internal relay or via the relay of a wireless receiver:
MTR2000ERP(X) or MTR2000MRP(X).
Direct wiring
****Wires with cross-section area of 0.5 mm2 or larger must comply with IEC
60332-1-2;wires with cross section area smaller than 0.5 mm2 must comply with
IEC 60332-2-2.
In the case of a wireless receiver, before pairing the thermostat and the
wireless receiver, the MTR2000ERP(X) or MTR2000MRP(X) receiver must be wired
and powered.
(*) Warning! Where it is necessary to guarantee galvanic insulation to the
boiler, it is essential to interpose the REL1C accessory (See diagram
SD542-6054 in the product data sheet of the MTR2000).
Always make sure that the MTR module is configured with the default values.
Pairing the wireless receiver to the thermostat
▶ On the THERMARP thermostat, open the thermostat configuration menu by
holding the button pressed for 3 seconds until the CLOCK icon starts flashing.
▶ Use the arrows and
to move through the various items of the configuration menu until the RF
WIRELESS menu is displayed. Tap on the “Validate” icon .
▶ In the RF WIRELESS menu, use buttons and to navigate the menu and open the
rec E5 pairing submenu on the display. Then tap on the “Validate” icon
.
▶ While the message “rec E5” flashes for 30 seconds, briefly press in the
“Connect” hole on the receiver module with a sharp, properly insulated tool.
▶ The THERMARP
thermostat will briefly display the PASS message if the pairing was
successful.
▶ The THERMARP thermostat is now correctly paired with the receiver and
controls the receiver to adjust the boiler or solenoid valve to 230V according
to the set temperature values.
Important: The THERMARP thermostat may not be able to communicate with the receiver if it is out of range. The message Err. 17 will appear on the display in this case. See the “How to extend the range” paragraph.
HOW TO EXTEND THE RANGE
All YOKIS wireless receivers also serve as signal repeaters. By adding one or
more modules, you can significantly extend the wireless range by creating a
wireless bus between the various modules on the system.
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Create the wireless bus
▶ Press the Connect button on module A once (the LED on module A will start flashing), then press the Connect button on module B once (the connection between A and B is established and the 2 modules stop flashing).
The two presses must occur within a maximum time of 30 seconds.
▶ Repeat the same
operation on modules B and C and so on, for all the others. -
Pair the THERMARP thermostat with the module that controls the boiler
▶ After creating the wireless bus, temporarily move the thermostat to near the module that controls the boiler. Pair the THERMARP thermostat with the module that controls the boiler, following the steps described above. -
Set the access point on the wireless bus
▶ Place the thermostat in its final position.
▶ Return to the Wireless menu of the THERMARP thermostat.
▶ Use the buttons and to navigate the configuration menu to the AP E7 “Bus Access Point” submenu, then tap the “Confirm” icon .
▶ Once the mode has
been validated, the message AP E7 starts flashing to confirm that the THERMARP
thermostat is in “Bus access point” pairing mode. Press the “Connect” button
of the module closest to the THERMARP thermostat once to establish the
connection.
The PASS message appears briefly to confirm the connection.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Power supply: 2 alkaline batteries, 1.5 V (type AAA / LR03)
Production dimensions: 125x85x26 mm
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Working temperature range: from 0°C to +50 °C
Relative humidity 20% – 90% without condensation
BATTERIES
WARNING: There is a risk of explosion if batteries are replaced with incorrect
types of
batteries. Dispose of used batteries correctly according to instructions.
SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Hereby, Yokis S.a.s., declares that the radio equipment types:
THERMARP Digital thermostat with direct or wireless connection (item number
5454489)are in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the
following internet address: www.Yokis.com
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
The following instructions must be observed when installing the product:
- The product must be installed by a qualified professional, scrupulously respecting the wiring diagram.
- Do not power or connect the product if any of its parts are damaged.
- After installation, the inaccessibility of the connection terminals without special equipment must be guaranteed.
- Do not use the product for purposes other than those specified.
- In case of malfunction, do not attempt to repair the product, but contact Technical Support at the numbers: Customer Service: +39 011.23.39.810 – Export Dept. Phone: +39 011.24.00.250/256 – Fax +39 011.24.00.296
- The product can be used in a category 3 and grade 2 pollution measurement environment.
- If the boiler has a low-voltage remote activation command, an accessory type REL1C must be used before the MTR2000ERP (X).
DIRECTIVE 2012/19/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 4
July 2012 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
The symbol of the crossed-out wheeled bin on the product or on its packaging
indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other household
waste.
Instead, it is your responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by
handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste
electrical and electronic equipment.
The separate collection and recycling of your waste equipment at the time of
disposal will help to conserve natural resources and ensure that it is
recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment. For more
information about where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling,
please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service
or the shop where you purchased the product.
RADIO: 2000W TIMED RELAY MODULE
MTR2000eRX 5454455 Radio: 2000W Timed Relay with Aerial
MTR2000eRP 5454462
Radio: POWeR 2000W Flush-mounted
Timed Relay
MTR2000eRPX 5454463
Radio: POWeR 2000W Flush-mounted
Timed Relay Module with external Aerial
Functions
This module may be used in wireless mode and by one or more additional local
pushbuttons.
RAdIO RANGe
Standard Range:
- In the same room (< 100 m²)
- 50 m in open range
*POWeR Range ():**
- Inside 100 m² apartments with perpendicular crossing of main wall or ceiling
- 250 m in open range (Note: in both cases the range may be reduced by the presence of metallic elements, crossing of walls, or partitions)
RAdIO TRANSMISSION
The transmitter Led will light up only if the radio transmission was
successful.
Adding an intermediate receiver will solve the problem of an insufficient
range.
Refer to the transmitter instruction booklet for more information.
Special features of the MTR2000eR:
Switches may be used instead of pushbuttons with the MTR2000ER receiver (an
E2BP transmitter must be used).
To establish a connection, switch 5 times rapidly (not 10!), instead of 5
pulses. Simply repeat the connection procedure with 5 pulses to use a
pushbutton instead of the switch again.
WIRING
Installing Cautions
The module must be installed only by qualified personnel and into a place the
enduser cannot access, according to the installing national rules.
In order to follow the safety rules, the module must be connected to a power
line that is upstream protected by a magnetothermic switch 10A C curve.
Except MTV500ER, for all other YOKIS radio receiver modules you must use a
pointed and properly insulated tool to press the “connect” hole shortly.
IMPORTANT:
Before starting any configuration, press briefly 23 times to unlock the relay.
The module will lock again automatically after 6 hours.
It can also be locked immediately with 21 short presses.
MODULE CONFIGURATION TABLE
Number of
Presses (1)| Time (4)| Reply (2)
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11| 2 minutes| 1 flash
12| 4 minutes| 2 flashes
13| 8 minutes| 3 flashes
14| 15 minutes| 4 flashes
15| 30 minutes| 5 flashes
16| 60 minutes (1 hour)| 6 flashes
17| 120 minutes (2 hours)| 7 flashes
18| 240 minutes (4 hours)| 8 flashes
19| no timing| 9 flashes
20| Local control from switch (3)| 10 flashes
21| Lock configurations| 1 flash
22| Flashing mode (3)| 2 flashes
23| Unlock configurations (with automatic
lock after one hour)| 3 flashes
24| Enable switch-off warning (3)| 4 flashes
25| Set time in seconds (4)| 5 flashes
26| Set time in minutes (4)| 6 flashes
27| Timer/Relay Mode| 7 flashes
28| Enable memory status in case of
blackout (3)| 8 flashes
29| Enable extended time (3)| 9 flashes
30| Full reset to default settings| 2 flashes
- Short presses sequence on pushbutton.
- Confirmation with flashes or relay clicks at the end of short presses sequence.
- Toggles the ON/OFF function (between activation and deactivation)
- The time may be set in minutes (default) or in seconds.
FUNCTIONS
Time configuration: Timing is off by default. All configurations are saved in
the case of blackout. The on time can be configured from 2 seconds to 4 hours
by means of short presses sequences (See table). 25 short presses will set the
time in seconds (from 2 seconds to 4 minutes): (reply: 5 flashes). 26 short
presses will return to a timing in minutes (from 2 minutes to 4 hours) (reply:
6 flashes).
extended time: “extended time” is off by default. 29 short presses will
activate the “extended time” function. The light will be switched on for 12
hours when a connected pushbutton is pressed for longer than 3 seconds. Short
press once to switch it off before the time has passed. The module will
resume normal operation after switch-off (with the set time).
Warning: Warning is off by default. 24 short presses will activate the warning
function. The light will flash briefly one minute before the switch-on time
expires (10 seconds if the time was programmed in seconds).
The pushbutton can be pressed again before the light goes out to extend the
switch-on.
Current state memory in case of blackout: The current state of the relay may
be saved in case of blackout to restore the state when power is restored. 28
short presses will do this. The contact will remain open if the relay was at
rest (open) before the blackout. Otherwise it will close.
DIRECT MODE RADIO CONNECTION
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Step 1:
5 short presses of the push button to be connected to the transmitter.
The transmitter LED will start flashing for 30 seconds, indicating that the system is waiting for a connection. -
Step 2
While the transmitter LED is blinking, use a pointed and properly insulated tool to press the receiver “connect” hole shortly (in the back of the container).
The receiver relay will flash once and the transmitter LED will stop flashing if the connection was successful.
Warning: the receiver must be powered up.
To delete a connection: repeat the procedure above.
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Momentary (or relay) mode
This mode can be used to control a dimmer or ringer by means of the free
contact of the MTR2000ER.
In momentary mode, the contact of the MTR2000ER follows the transmitter
pushbutton activation: the MTR2000ER contact is closed if the transmitter
pushbutton is pressed. The contact will be open if the pushbutton is released.
- Make 10 short presses on any pushbutton of the transmitter (Configuration Menu). The transmitter LED will flash rapidly.
- While the LED is flashing, make 17 short presses of the pushbutton on the transmitter to be configured.
- At the end of the 17 short press sequence, the LED will flash 7 times to confirm the configuration.
Pulse mode
This mode may be used to control a gate, a garage door or to open a door with
electric lock.
In pulse mode, the MTR2000ER contact generates a single pulse of 0.5 seconds
whenever the transmitter pushbutton is pressed.
- Make 10 short presses on any pushbutton of the transmitter (Configuration Menu). The transmitter LED will flash rapidly.
- While the LED is flashing, make 16 short presses of the pushbutton on the transmitter to be configured in pulse mode.
- At the end of the 16 short press sequence, the LED will flash 6 times to confirm the configuration.
Flashing mode
In this mode, one or more lights will flash to alert hearing impaired users
instead of an auditory signal. An
E2BP transmitter connected to the ringer pushbutton must be added.
Making 22 short presses will activate or deactivate flashing mode.
Additionally, make 10 short presses on any pushbutton on the transmitter
(Configuration Menu). The transmitter LED will flash rapidly. Then make 19
short presses on the desired pushbutton.
CENTRALISATION
Two radio centralization modes are possible, depending on the number of
modules to be controlled and the distance between the various modules:
- Direct mode: up to 4 modules per pushbutton
- Radio bus mode: unlimited number of modules
Refer to the transmitter instruction booklet or the “Radio Memo” or go to
www.yokis.com for more information.
IMPORTANT
Modules may also be centralized using a driver wire. It may be useful to plan
the use a dedicated driver wire for centralization in some peculiar
installations, during module wiring.
Urmet S.p.a. – 10154 TORINO (ITALY) – Via Bologna 188/C
For technical information, go to www.yokis.com or
call:
Customer Service: +39 011.23.39.810 – export dept. Phone: +39
011.24.00.250/256 Fax: +39 011.24.00.296
WARRANTY: In addition to the warranty required by law, this product is guaranteed for 5 years from date of manufacture. The material must be used according to the instructions provided and for its intended use. Faults must not be caused by deterioration or accidents resulting from negligence, anomalous use or incorrect installation. In all cases, the warranty only includes replacement of faulty products. No compensation for loss or damage may be claimed.
QUICK START GUIDE
How to configure Yokishub without using App (max. 10 modules)
for unlimited installations, use the App
Prerequisites:
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Power all modules on the same phase
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Connect the YOKISHUB to the ADSL Gateway.
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Power the YOKISHUB on the same phase used for the modules.
NOTE: The YOKISHUB must NOT have been previously configured using the YOKISPRO App. Any configuration using the YOKISPRO App will inhibit the possibility of using the rapid installation method. Even the HOW TO RESET THE YOKISHUB CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE (see below) will not allow you to return to fast commissioning programming conditions.
Step 1: Set the YOKISHUB to learn mode
▶ Hold symbol on the YOKISHUB pressed for 3 seconds.
The two LEDs will flash alternately to indicate that the YOKISHUB is in
learning mode.
Step 2: Register modules in YOKISHUB database
Repeat the following two steps for EVERY module to register (max. 10):
▶ Press symbol on the YOKISHUB once.
▶ Then, within 30 seconds, press the “connect” button on the module.
▶ The YOKISHUB and module LEDs will flash once to confirm the registration.
Step 3: Create the radio bus between different receivers
▶ Press the “connect” button on module A (the LED on module A will start
flashing).
▶ Within 30 seconds, press the “connect” button on module B: the Bus Radio
connection between the two modules is established and the respective LEDs will
stop flashing.
▶ Repeat the same operation between modules B and C and then, gradually, for
all the others.
IMPORTANT: see instruction booklets and YOKIS catalogue, “POSSIBLE
CONNECTIONS” paragraph for connections between modules.
Step 4: Exit learning mode
▶ Hold symbol on the the YOKISHUB pressed for 3 seconds.
The wireless LED will flash rapidly to indicate that the YOKISHUB is no longer
in learning mode.
▶ To add new modules to the Bus Radio at a later time, if required, repeat the
procedure starting from Step 1.
NOTE: In step 3, simply add only new modules to Bus Radio.
Step 5: Associate YOKISHUB to the YnO App
Ask the customer to:
▶ Start the App using his or her Username and Password.
▶ Connect the App to the YOKISHUB.
To associate the YnO App to the YOKISHUB:
Scan the QR code and watch the video
http://qrcode.urmet.com/default.aspx?sito=yokis&prod=yokishub&tipo=video&lingua=en
Find out how your customer can create a YnO Account and associate it with the
YOKISHUB.
▶ When adding a new module, in order to allow system update on the App, it is
necessary to disconnect and reconnect to . Only in this way the new modules
will be visible on the App.
To disassociate the HOKISHUB from YnO:
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Tap on the icon at the top right of the Home Page.
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Tap on “Edit information” in the sidebar.
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Tap on “Advanced Configurations” at the bottom of the page.
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Tap on “Release your system”.
Useful information:
How to reset the YOKISHUB configuration (Delete scenarios, associations,
programming, etc.)
▶ Enter learning mode by holding symbol on the YOKISHUB pressed for 3 seconds.
Press symbol on the YOKISHUB 10 times. The two LEDs will flash at the same
time, indicating that the configuration has been reset.
Useful information:
How to reset the YOKISHUB configuration (Delete scenarios, associations,
programming, etc.)
▶ Enter learning mode by holding symbol on the YOKISHUB pressed for 3 seconds.
Press symbol on the YOKISHUB 10 times. The two LEDs will flash at the same
time, indicating that the configuration has been reset.
Replace a module
▶ Delete the BUS connections on the modules in the system:
- Press and hold the connect button on each module for 3 seconds.
- The LED on module will flash twice to confirm the deletion of the radio connections.
▶ Reset the YOKISHUB configuration.
▶ Repeat the procedure starting from Step 1.
▶ Close and restart to update the system on the application.
URMET S.p.a., Via Bologna 188/C, 10154 Torino – Customer Service: +39 011 23
39 810
Export Dept. Phone: +39 011 24 00 250/256 – Fax: +39 011 24 00 296 –
www.yokis.com
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