DELTA DORE Tybox 2300 Wireless Thermostat User Guide

DELTA DORE Tybox 2300 Wireless Thermostat

Specifications:

• Power Supply: 2 x 1,5V LR03 – AAA Alkaline
• Frequency: 868,7 MHz -> 869.2 MHz
• Wireless Range: Up to 300 meters
• Maximum Wireless Power: < 10 mW
• Max. Load: 5A at 230V~
• Dimensions:
  • Transmitter: 80 x 84 x 21 mm
  • Receiver: 54 x 102 x 20 mm
• IP Rating: IP20

Product Usage Instructions

1. Activation and Mode Selection:

To activate the display and select modes:

• NL: Druk op een toets om de weergave te activeren. De modus in uitvoering verschijnt: On = thermostaat in werking, OFF = uit. Druk op modus om naar een andere modus over te gaan. Vanuit de modus On moet u enkele seconden wachten tot de ingestelde temperatuur verschijnt, om die met + of – te wijzigen. Validering na 2 seconden zonder druk op een toets.
• EN: Press any button to activate the display. The current mode is displayed: On = Thermostat running, OFF = Stop. To switch from one mode to another, press mode. From On mode, wait a few seconds to display the set-point temperature and change it using + or -. Validation after 2 seconds if no buttons are pressed.

2. Installation:

Refer to the Installation and User Guide provided on www.deltadore.com for detailed installation instructions.

1. Installing the receiver
   • Location
   • Mounting / Connection
2. Associating to the Tydom app
3. Associating a door/window magnetic contact
4. Associating a repeater
5. Installation help

Quick start guide

The X3D transmitter and the receiver are delivered pre-paired

Detailed instructions

For detailed instructions: scan the QR code.

• Setup,
• Pairing with a door/window magnetic contact,
• Pairing with the Tydom app
• Advanced features
• Help

Installation

Fixed by screws or adhesive tabs

1. blue
2. Brown,
3. Black
4. Grey

Description

• A Temperature display
• B Select the mode
• C Adjustment buttons
• D Current request
• E Heat mode
• F Battery level symbol

Set point settings

INSTALLATION

1. Press any button to activate the display. The current mode is displayed: On = Thermostat running, OFF = Stop. To switch from one mode to another, press mode.
2. From On mode, wait a few seconds to display the set-point temperature and change it using + or -. Validation after 2 seconds if no buttons are pressed.

Installing the transmitter

Location

The thermostat can be mounted on the wall or placed on a piece of furniture in a room whose temperature is representative of the location’s average temperature, with a recommended height of 1.5 m, and it should also be nowhere near any heat sources (fireworks, sunlight, etc.) or air flows (window, door, etc.).
IMPORTANT: Do not install the thermostat on an external wall or in an unheated room (e.g. garage, etc.)

Wall mounting

1. Remove the front panel, then remove the batteries.

2. Secure the thermostat to the surface using suitable screws.

3. Insert the batteries
   WARNING: make sure you insert the batteries facing the right way and that they are the right type (no lithium batteries).

4. Replace the front panel.

Mounting on a base

1. Remove the front panel.
2. Remove the battery cover.
3. Replace the front panel.
4. Insert the base into the back of the thermostat and place the device in the desired location (on a flat, non-metallic surface).

Wall mounting

Mounting on a base

Installing the receiver

Location

The receiver must be installed at a minimum distance of 20 cm from any metal surface (e.g. the boiler), and about 1.50 m from the ground to ensure there’s a good radio link with the transmitter.

Mounting / Connection

1. First of all, switch off the power to your installation.
2. The receiver can be secured by suitably sized screws or by adhesive (supplied).
3. You must make sure you comply with the wire colours when wiring.
   • Blue: Neutral
   • Brown: Phase
   • Black and grey: Controls (dry contact) for the thermostat input or the generator circulator (boiler or heat pump).
4. Once the receiver is connected, turn on the power to your installation.
   • The power supply cable for this control device cannot be replaced; if the cable is damaged the device will have to be disposed of.

REMINDER:

The Tybox consists of an X3D radio transmitter and receiver that are pre- associated.

Configuring your device

1. Press any button to activate the screen.
2. Press mode for 10 seconds until CF00 is displayed.
3. Press + or – to adjust the setting, and on mode to move to the next menu.
4. Press mode for 5 seconds to exit the configuration menu or, after a period of 2 seconds without activity, the Tybox validates the change of parameter and returns to standby.

Menu CF00 Backlit display

Default setting: Back-lighting activated

Menu CF01 – Correcting the temperature measured

This menu is used to correct any difference you have noticed between the displayed temperature and the measured temperature. Example: If the temperature displayed by the device is 19°C and the measured temperature is 20°C, input +1°C then confirm using OK.

• Adjusts from -5°C to 5°C,
• in increments of 0.1°C.

In order to change this setting, the unit must have been running for at least 2 hours beforehand. Default setting: 0°C

Menu CF02 Locking the buttons

This menu allows you to prohibit any changes (settings, set point, mode). Default setting: Authorised changes

If locked, the screen will display “—-”. To temporarily unlock, simultaneously press and hold the + and – buttons for 5 seconds.

Menu CF03 Not used

Please leave the setting at 00

Menu CF04 Adjustment of the frost protection setpoint

This menu allows you to set the Frost protection set point temperature (from 5°C to 16°C). Default setting: 8°C

• Adjusts from -5°C to 16°C,
• in increments of 0.5°C.

Menu CF05 Choose the way the receiver relay opens

Tybox allows you to choose which way the relay opens to suit all use cases. Default setting: Relay normally open

• 0  The relay is normally open
• 1    The relay is normally closed

Menu CF06 Activation/Deactivation of the anti-seizing function

Anti-seize can be used outside heating periods to regularly start up the circulator during off periods (5 minutes/ week).

Default setting: Anti-seize disabled

Menu CF08 Control time base

The control quality depends on parameters like the building’s insulation, the number of radiators or the flooring type. The “Tips” column in the following table will help you select the setting that is appropriate for your installation. Default setting: 15 minutes

1. The control is fitted with anti-short cycle protection to suppress start or stop requests when they are too short. The anti-short cycle duration is 10% of the time base selected (e.g.: if the time base is set to 30 minutes, the anti-short cycle will be 3 minutes, i.e. the thermostat will not accept any start or stop requests that are under 3 minutes).
2. PID control time base:
3. On-off control: not compatible with the RF6420 and RF6450 receivers

Menu 2-11 Hysteresis setting (if 2-08 = tor)

Default setting: 0.4°C.

• Adjusts from 0.2°C to 2°C,
• in increments of 0.1°C.

Exiting the Configuration Menu

Press mode for 5 seconds

Example:

• Setpoint 20°C. Hysteresis 0.4°C.
• Heating request if T° measured <19.8°C.
• The heating shuts down if T° measured> 20.2°C.

Associating to the Tydom app

Launch the Tydom app from your smartphone or tablet, then: Settings -> My devices -> Add device -> Heating -> … -> TYBOX 2300 (RF6000+)… and follow the instructions. For more information, refer to the section § “Operation with the Tydom application”.

Associating a door/window magnetic contact

Associating a motion sensor means you can switch the heating to Frost Protection if a window is opened (after 10 seconds)

1. Press the receiver button for 3 seconds until the red LED flashes
2. Briefly press the detector button
3. Make sure that the receiver LED has stopped flashing.

Associating a repeater

If the radio range is too weak and the transmitter cannot be moved closer to the receiver, you can add an X3D radio repeater to your installation (example: ERX 2000).

1. Press the ERX 2000 receiver button for 3 seconds until the red LED flashes. Release.
2. On the Tybox, briefly press a button to wake up the display, then press and hold both the mode and + buttons for 3 seconds. The screen displays rFxx (depending on the number of associated products). Release.
3. Press briefly on +. The screen flashes until rF is displayed depending on the number of associated receivers and repeaters
4. (e.g. rF02 for 1 receiver and 1 repeater). Check that the repeater’s LED is no longer flashing.
5. To exit the mode, briefly tap the mode and + buttons simultaneously.

To verify the number of associated repeaters:

1. On the Tybox, briefly press a button to wake up the display, then press and hold both the mode and + buttons for 3 seconds. The screen displays rFxx (depending on the number of associated products). Release.
2. Press and hold mode for 3 seconds. The screen displays depending on the number of associated repeaters. (eg: rP01 for 1 repeater).
3. To exit: – return to the rFxx menu, press mode for 3 seconds, – return to the initial display, and briefly press the mode and + buttons simultaneously.

Installation help

Unpairing/re-associating the receiver with the transmitter

If there’s a fault, you may need to unpair a product and/or re-associate a new one.

Wireless resetting of the transmitter

1. On the Tybox, briefly press a button to wake up the display, then press and hold both the mode and + buttons for 3 seconds
2. The screen displays rF– depending on the number of associated receivers (e.g.: rF01 for a single receiver, rF02 for 2 receivers etc…). Press – for 3 seconds to confirm the reset. The screen displays rF00.
3. Briefly press the mode and + buttons at the same time. The screen displays dF 0 (transmitter not yet associated).

If the receiver is supplied with power and is within the wireless range of the transmitter at the time of the reset, the transmitter will also be deleted on the receiver.

Removing associations from the receiver

The deletion of wireless associations with the receiver is carried out by holding down the button. The LED will cycle through the various states

• A: The LED flashes red. The receiver is in pending association mode.
  B: The red LED flashes rapidly. The receiver is waiting to delete the association with a door/window magnetic contact (check on the device you want to unpair).
  C: The red LED turns off. All associations with the receiver are now removed.
  D: If you hold down the button for 30 seconds, the LED flashes 3 times.

The receiver is fully reset (back to factory settings).

Associating the receiver(s) with the transmitter

The green LED light on the receiver flashes rapidly, indicating that it has not been associated (if you have proceeded with resetting it).

1. To associate it, press the receiver button for 3 seconds, until the red LED flashes. Release.
2. On the Tybox, briefly press a button to wake up the display, then press and hold both the mode and + buttons for 3 seconds. The screen will display rF00. Release.
3. Press briefly on +. The screen flashes until rF is displayed depending on the number of associated receivers (eg. rF01 for a single receiver, rF02 for 2 receivers etc.).
4. Check that the LED of the receiver(s) is no longer flashing. To exit the mode, briefly press the mode and + buttons simultaneously

Your Tybox controls several receivers

Control time base

Case No. 1: The heating/air conditioning installation requires that all the receivers have the same control time base The CF08 setting is applied simultaneously to all receivers.

1. From the same CF08 configuration menu, press + or -. If the screen displays «–», this indicates that the settings of the receivers are different
2. Press + or – to configure your time base setting.
3. Press briefly on mode to validate and return to the CF08 menu.

Case No. 2: The heating/air conditioning installation requires that the receivers each have a different control time base
Example: Aeraulic (air conditioning)/hydraulic (heating) installation in the same room, controlled by a single Tybox.
This procedure is to be applied as many times as there are different time bases.
To do so:

1. From the same CF08 configuration menu, press + or -. If the screen displays «–», this indicates that the settings of the receivers are different.
2. Switch off the receivers that are not affected by the time base setting.
3. Press + or – to configure your time base setting.
4. Press briefly on mode to confirm (takes you back to CF08). Wait a few seconds until “dF 9” is displayed.
5. Restore the power supply to all receivers. Recommence operations ❶ to ❺ for each time base setting.

To verify the time base settings of each receiver:

1. From the CF08 menu, press + or -. The screen will display “–” (several receivers have different settings).
2. Press mode for 3 seconds until
3. Press mode to switch to the next receiver. The LED on the concerned receiver flashes and the value of its time base is displayed.the time base value is displayed. The LED on the respective receiver flashes.

NOTE: During this step, do not press + or -.

Technical specifications

TYBOX 2300 transmitter

• Power supply using 2 batteries:
  • 2×1.5V Alkaline – Type LR03-AAA
• Class III insulation
• X3D transmission frequency: 868.7 MHz to 869.2 MHz
• Maximum wireless power < 10 mW
• Category II receiver
• Wireless range of 300 metres outside, varies depending on the associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installation conditions and the electromagnetic environment).
• Wall-mounted or on base
• Dimensions: 80 x 84 x 21 mm
• Protection Class: IP 20
• Installation in an environment with normal pollution levels
• Storage temperature: -10°C /+70°C
• Operating temperature from -10°C/+40°C

RF 6000+ receiver

• Power supply 230 V ~, 50 Hz
• Consumption: max. 0.8 W
• Class II insulation
• Contact output 5 A max., 230V ~
  • cable length: 1.25 m
• Type 1.C automated action
• Dimensions : 54 x 102 x 20 mm
• X3D transmission frequency: 868.7 MHz to 869.2 MHz
• Maximum wireless power < 10 mW
• Category II receiver
• Wireless remote control device
• Wireless range of 300 metres outside, varies depending on the associated equipment (the range can vary depending on the installation conditions and the electromagnetic environment).
• Protection rating: IP 44
  • with the supplied cable,
  • vertical positioning of the product.
• Storage temperature: -10°C /+70°C
• Operating temperature: -10°C/+60°C
• Ball test temperature: 75°C (Housing),
• Rated impulse voltage: 2,500V

USE

Description

• A Temperature display
• B Select the mode
• C Adjustment buttons
• D Request in progress
• Ë Heat mode
• F Battery level indicator

Consultation or modification of temperatures

1. Press any button to activate the display screen. The current mode is displayed: ON = Thermostat on, OFF = Stop. To switch from one mode to another, press mode.
2. From ON mode, wait a few seconds to display the setpoint temperature and change it using + or -. Validation after 2 seconds if no buttons are pressed

Open window detection

• If you have linked a motion detector to your setup. When a window is opened, the screen indicates: Frost protection setpoint (8°C by default) alternating with OPEn

Operation with the Tydom application

Your RF6000+ receiver can be associated using the TYDOM application

(temperatures programmed in the app: special events, overrides, scenario)

Pre-heat function| Yes

Your equipment automatically determines the start-up time in order to reach the temperature at the programmed time.

Absence mode / Heat mode / Air conditioning mode| Yes
Deactivating the system| Yes

• In “absence” mode, the screen of the Tybox indicates : Frost protection setpoint (8°C by default) alternating with Ab.
• In “system shutdown mode”, the Tybox screen indicates OFF.

Troubleshooting

What the receiver LEDs mean

Please refer to the “Associating the receiver(s) to the transmitter” chapter.

The red LED is flashing quickly| The deletion of the association between the receiver and a door/window sensor is pending.
The green LED is flashing| The receiver isn’t associated.

Please refer to the “Associating the receiver(s) to the transmitter” chapter.

The 2 LEDs are flashing simultaneously

| No signal has been received by the thermostat for 1 hour. The receiver is operating in *backup mode ()**.

Turn the thermostat on by pressing a button.

If the problem persists, make sure that the transmitter is not too far away and that

you have followed the mounting/placement instructions properly.

*() Function in backup mode:**

• When switching to backup mode, if the receiver control was off, it stays off otherwise it switches to emergency Frost protection.
• In this Frost Protection Backup (or Stop) mode, pressing the button authorises a manual override. 3 control types are available and are shown by the LEDs flashing:
• 1 flash: Off,
• 2 flashes: Emergency frost protection (heating 15% of the time),
• 3 flashes: Emergency Comfort (heating 75% of the time), 24 hour timer.

You can switch from one to the other by briefly pressing the button.

Changing batteries

The symbol appears.

You have approximately 1 month to replace them (two 1.5 V alkaline batteries, either LR03 or AAA).
WARNING: make sure you insert the batteries facing the right way and that they are the right type (no lithium batteries).

Frequently Asked Questions

• The screen displays:
  Your Tybox transmitter is temporarily awaiting feedback.

• The screen displays:
  Your Tybox transmitter has just “woken up” (exit standby).

• The screen displays “dF 0”.
  Your Tybox transmitter is not associated to a heating receiver.

• The screen displays “dF 9”.
  One-off wireless fault during a wireless signal exchange (turning on, sending a command).

• The screen displays “dF22”.
  You are controlling several receivers that are not in the same operating mode (heating or air conditioning). Press mode to synchronise them, the dF22 display disappears.

• You do not have access to the settings
  The buttons are locked. The screen displays “—-”. To temporarily unlock (until the next standby time), simultaneously press and hold the + and – buttons for 5

To unlock them permanently, go to the CF02 configuration menu.

References

• Delta Dore : Solutions domotiques pour une Maison connectée

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