Characteristics DELTA 600 is made up of a receiver unit and a technical control unit. Installation Positioning options The receiver must be placed in a high position. The receiver antenna must be kept away from conductors (electrical cables, electrical switchboard, metallic surface). Mountings To mount the unit on the wall, it must be separated from its base. To do this, unscrew the clamp screw as shown opposite. Once separated from the unit, the base must be fixed to the wall with screws and plugs or on a flush-mounted box (distance between centres 60 mm) using the holes labelled ➊. To do this: Unscrew the screw ➋ to remove the terminal box cover ➎. Temporary partitions, labelled ➌, are provided to make room for the connection wire if needed. - Connect the connection wires (see section 3). - Replace the terminal box cover and secure it with the screw ➋. Position the unit on the support by first inserting the tabs ➍, then by pushing it until it is securely fastened to the support. 3.5 Mounting the antenna Slide the flexible wire into the tube, then push the tube in as far as it will go. Technical unit • 230 V, 50 Hz power supply, ±10% • Class II insulation • Power consumption: 4 VA • 6 power-supplied operating contact output, 1A, 250V (valves) • 1 auxiliary contact output, 5 A, 250 V (burner, circulator, etc.) • 1 fixed-wire connection bus with the receiver unit (DELTA 600 BR) • Dimensions: 80 x 230 x 65 mm Receiver unit • TBTS 24 Volt power supply provided by the technical unit • Fixed-wire connection bus with the technical unit (SYT 6/10-type 2 pair telephone cable with shield and continuity wire, 5 metres max.) • Receiver frequency: 868 MHz (standard 300 220) • Radio range 100 to 300 metres outside depending on the linked equipment (the range can be altered depending on the installation conditions and the electromagnetic environment) • Flexible antenna that slides into its support • 2 buttons to configure outputs • Wall mounted • Dimensions: 128 x 85 x 31 mm • Protection index: IP 30 • Operating temperature: 0 to +40°C • Storage temperature: -10 to +70°C 1 2 2700621 Rev.3 Connections Switch off the mains power before handling the device. 3 2 4 5 3 The diagrams provided are simplified for greater clarity. The protective devices and other accessories required by the standards are not illustrated. - Standard UTE C15-100 and good practice must be complied with. - Connected or nearby equipment must not generate excessive interference (directive 89/336/EEC). 2 3 4 5 6 Delta 600 TH Transmitters Delta 600 TH Transmitters Solenoid valve control Option 1 Centralized control Delta 600 COM 1 6 .... ZS Receiver unit Technical unit Delta 600 Programming zone Programming zone Programming zone Programming zone Programming zone Programming zone YES NO Receiver Power supply 230V 4VA 50Hz / 60 Hz BUS 78 5 4 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Auxiliary contact (Burner, circulator, etc.) Valve power supply Change-over 24 V to 230 V V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 1 A Max. 1 A Max. 1 A Max. 1 A Max. 1 A Max. 1 A Max. 5 A Max. To receiver unit N 8 7 6 1 2 3 2721159 Rev. 2 24V L Technical unit connecting terminal box Connection between the receiver unit and the technical unit 8 7 6 1 2 3 Technical unit Receiver unit Fixed-wire connection bus (SYT 6/10-type 2 pair telephone cable with shield and continuity wire, 5 metres max.) The continuity wire is connected to terminal 2 of the technical unit. DELTA DORE TALCO - Bonnemain - 35270 COMBOURG E-mail : [email protected]pro.deltadore.com Product compliant with the requirements of directives 89/336/EEC (electromagnetic compatibility) and 73/23/EEC modified 93/68/EEC (low voltage) DELTA 600 Control receiver for 6-channel heating/air-conditioning control system
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CharacteristicsDELTA 600 is made up of a receiver unit and a technical control unit.
Installation
Positioning optionsThe receiver must be placed in a high position.The receiver antenna must be kept away fromconductors (electrical cables, electrical switchboard,metallic surface).
MountingsTo mount the unit on the wall, it must be separated from its base.
To do this, unscrew the clamp screw as shown opposite.Once separated from the unit, the base must be fixed to the wall with screws and plugs oron a flush-mounted box (distance between centres 60 mm) using the holes labelled ➊.
To do this:Unscrew the screw ➋
to remove the terminal box cover ➎.Temporary partitions, labelled ➌, are provided
to make room for the connection wire if needed.
- Connect the connection wires (see section 3).- Replace the terminal box cover and secure it with
the screw ➋.
Position the unit on the support by first inserting the tabs ➍, then by pushing it until it issecurely fastened to the support.
3.5 Mounting the antennaSlide the flexible wire into the tube, then push the tube inas far as it will go.
Technical unit• 230 V, 50 Hz power supply, ±10%• Class II insulation• Power consumption: 4 VA• 6 power-supplied operating contact output, 1A,
250V (valves)• 1 auxiliary contact output, 5 A, 250 V
(burner, circulator, etc.)• 1 fixed-wire connection bus with the receiver unit
(DELTA 600 BR)• Dimensions: 80 x 230 x 65 mm
Receiver unit• TBTS 24 Volt power supply provided by the
technical unit• Fixed-wire connection bus with the technical unit
• Receiver frequency: 868 MHz (standard 300 220)• Radio range 100 to 300 metres outside depending
on the linked equipment (the range can be altereddepending on the installation conditions and theelectromagnetic environment)
• Flexible antenna that slides into its support• 2 buttons to configure outputs• Wall mounted• Dimensions: 128 x 85 x 31 mm• Protection index: IP 30• Operating temperature: 0 to +40°C• Storage temperature: -10 to +70°C
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The diagrams provided are simplified for greater clarity.The protective devices and other accessories required by the standards arenot illustrated.
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Fixed-wire connection bus (SYT 6/10-type 2 pairtelephone cable with shield and continuity wire,5 metres max.)The continuity wire is connected to terminal 2 ofthe technical unit.
Product compliant with the requirements of directives89/336/EEC (electromagnetic compatibility) and 73/23/EEC
modified 93/68/EEC (low voltage)
DELTA 600Control receiver for 6-channel
heating/air-conditioningcontrol system
Starting up
Configuring the technical unit outputsRemove the receiver unit from its base to access the configuration switches.SW1: Type of relay control (1A outputs)
ON: Normally closed OFF: Normally openThis selection affects all 6 relay outputs simultaneously.
SW3: Anti-seizing function of the circulator (active if the SW2 selection is ON)ON: Anti-seizing OFF: No anti-seizing
SW4: Keep last valve controlled open(for constant water circulation in the hydraulic circuit).
ON: Keep last valve controlled open OFF: Authorizes closure of last valve controlled
SW5 to SW8: Solenoid valve opening timesSelection to be made according to the solenoid valves' technical characteristics.
SW9: Control time baseON: 10 minutes (recommended for air-flow systems)
OFF: 20 minutes (best for hot-water radiant floors)
SW10 to SW11: Limit the cooling operation percentage
Limit according to the installation's cooling over-power.SSW12: Not used
Technical control unit operationLThe auxiliary contact is closed when one of the transmitters is in need of heat or cold.
Cooling mode operation (air-flow system)When change-over is activated (Cooling mode), the Economy set-point temperatureon the thermostats must be higher than the Comfort set-point temperature .
Radio receiver operationThe 2 Heating and Cooling controls are calculated simultaneously. The LEDs on the receiver unit's frontside allow either Heating or Cooling controls to be viewed.Selection method: from normal display, press the 2 buttons for 5 sec. (the 6 LEDs flash quicklyindicating "control view selection" mode):
• for heating periods (change-over open), use the browsing button “1...6, COM” to select the red LED(Com). The unit displays the Heating control.
• for cooling periods (change-over closed), use the browsing button “1...6, COM” to select the greenLED (OK). The unit displays the Cooling control.Use the button to exit this mode (automatic exit after 2 min. of inactivity).
Radio configuration / reconfigurationConfiguration mode lets you couple a transmitter (Thermostat Delta 600 TH, Delta 600 COM centralizedcontrol) with the Delta 600 BT receiver (no conflict possible with neighbouring installations). It is also usedto check the radio transmission.
➊ On the transmitter, turn the knob to the position.
➋ Press (~3 sec.) until CnF is displayed.
The transmitter sends its information to the receiver.
➌ On the receiver, push “1...6, COM” repeatedly until the LED ofthe relative channel flashes.
• If the green LED (OK) is on steady, the receiver channel is already configured.To reconfigure it (with another transmitter, for example), press the button for 10 sec. until thegreen "OK" LED flashes slowly, then release it.Press the button again. The green "OK" LED comes on steady; the receiver channel has been "reconfigured".
• If the green LED (OK) is flashing slowly, the receiver channel is not configured.Press the button. The green "OK" LED comes on steady. The receiver channel is configured.
➍ On the transmitter, press to exit configuration mode.
Radio transmission check➊ On the transmitter, turn the knob to the position.
➋ Press (~3 sec.) until tESt is displayed.
The transmitter sends its information to the receiver.
➌ Transmission is correct if, on the receiver, the "OK" LED and“the LED of the relative channel” flash together.
➍ Press the button to exit the radio transmission test mode.
Problems?A channel's red LED flashes (the receiver has not received information from the transmitter of therelevant channel for more than an hour).
1) Check the transmitter batteries.
2) Go to transmission test mode.
- If the "OK" LED and "the LED of the relative channel" are not flashing together each timeinformation is received, move the transmitter.- If the problem persists, reconfigure the units.
Note: In the event of malfunction, pressing the button on the receiver changes the status of theselected channel (exemption) until the next transmission from the thermostat (which continues to havepriority). For an override, the red LED flashes.
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Description
The Delta 600 control receiver is made up of 2units:
- a receiver unit that receives information fromthe transmitters (Delta 600 TH programmablethermostats, Delta 600 COM centralizedcontrol) by radio waves
- a technical unit, connected to the receiver unitby a fixed-wire bus, which acts as a powerinterface for controlling the installation'svalves.
Delta 600 will manage up to 6 hot-water heating orair-conditioning outputs.
Delta 600 is designed for:• hot-water heating (underfloor or radiators)• air-flow air-conditioning• cooling floors equipped with dewpoint control
2 operating modes:• Current mode:
- Channel status display- Display of the presence or absence of acentralized control
• Configuration mode:- Display of whether or not a channel isconfigured- Manual activation of the channels in case ofa fault
Normal operation LED
Control status of the programmableradio thermostats (Delta 600 TH)
Scrolling button
Configuration button
Presence of the Delta 600 COM control unit
Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics givenin the text and the illustrations of this document are not binding unlessconfirmed by Delta Dore.
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Unconfiguring a channel➊ To select a channel to unconfigure,press “1...6, COM” repeatedly on thereceiver until the LED of the relevant
channel flashes.
➋ Hold the button down until the green "OK"LED flashes (~30 sec.).➌ Press the “1...6, COM” repeatedly until you exitthe mode.
Unconfiguring all channelsOn the receiver, from the current operatingmode, press the button and hold it down untilthe green "OK" LED flashes (~60 sec.).The unit is now unconfigured.
Characteristics• Runs on two LR03-type 1.5 V alkaline batteries
(autonomy greater than 1 year)
• Battery level indicator
• Operating mode selector knob (7 positions)
• Choice between 3 continuous temperatures:Frost protection, Economy, Comfortand 1 customizable program per day
• The 3 set-point temperatures can be adjustedfrom:5° to 30°C for Economy and Comfort,5° to 15°C for Frost Protection
• Built-in proportional control (category B), timebasis: 15 min.
• Radio range 100 to 300 metres outsidedepending on the linked equipment (the rangecan be altered depending on the installationconditions and the electromagnetic environment)
• Addressing: 65536 combinations
• Digital display
• Room unit: 126 x 85 x 31 mm
• Wall-mounted or on base
• Protection index: IP 30
• Class III insulation
Installer commissioning
Installation2.1 Positioning options
2.1.1 Radio transmissionThe thermostat must be positioned correctly.In dwellings, the propagation of radio waves is reflectedand attenuated by the structures encountered.We recommend that you check radio transmissionquality using the radio transmission test mode (§ 3.4).
2.1.2 Measuring temperaturePlace the unit in a room whose temperature representsthe mean temperature in your dwelling. The recommendedheight is 1.5 m; it should be accessible and away fromheat sources (fireplace, sunlight) and from draughts(window, door).
If the thermostat is on its foldaway base, it can be used asa genuine heating remote control and taken with you fromroom to room.
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➃ On the receiver, press “1...6, COM” repeatedly untilthe LED of the relevant channel flashes.
• If the green LED (OK) is flashing slowly,the receiver channel is not configured.Press the button. The green "OK" LED comes on steady. The receiverchannel is configured.
• If the green LED (OK) is on steady, the receiverchannel is already configured.To reconfigure it, press the button for 10 sec.until the green "OK" LED flashes slowly, then releaseit.Press the button once again. The green "OK" LED comes on steady. The receiverchannel is "reconfigured".
→ On the transmitter, press to exit configurationmode.
3.1 Fitting batteriesThe unit is powered by 2 LR03 or AAA-type 1.5 Valkaline batteries.
See user guide overleaf (§ 5.1).
3.2 Time settingSee user guide overleaf (§ 5.2).
3.3 Configuration / ReconfigurationFor each receiver output there is a transmitter.The configuration mode is used to couple the receiveroutput with a transmitter (no conflict possible withother outputs). It is also used to check the radiotransmission.
Associating a receiver output with a transmitter Turn the knob on the transmitter to the position.
➀ Press the button (3 sec.) until CnF is displayed.
The transmitter is sending its information tothe receiver.
3.4 Radio transmission check On the transmitter, turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press the button (~3 sec.)until the following is displayed:
The transmitter is sendingits information to thereceiver.
➃ Transmission is correct if, on the receiver, the "OK"LED and “the LED of the relevant channel” flashtogether.
→ Press the button to exit radio transmission testmode.
3.5 Problems?On the receiver, a channel's red LED flashes(the receiver has not received information fromthe transmitter of the relevant channel for morethan an hour).
1) Check the transmitter batteries.
2) Go to transmission test mode.
- If the "OK" LED and “the LED of the relevantchannel” are not flashing together each timeinformation is received, move the transmitter.- If the problem persists, reconfigure the units.
Note: In the event of malfunction, pressingthe button on the receiver changes the statusof the selected channel (exemption) until the nexttransmission from the thermostat (which continuesto have priority). For an override, the red LED flashes.
2.2 Mounting2.2.1 Wall-mount (preferred)
To mount the unit on the wall, itmust be separated from its base.
Once separated from the case,the support must be fixed to the wallwith screws and plugs or on aflush-mounted box (distancebetween centres 60 mm).
2.2.2 Using the foldaway base (option)
Using the support provided,you can place the transmitteron an item of furniture or a table,remembering to adhere tothe conditions for transmissionand thermal location.
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Temperatures6.1 Setting the Frost Protection temperature
When starting up: Frost Protection = 7°C
Turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press the or buttons.
Temperature selection (5 to 15°C)
6.2 Setting the Economy temperatureWhen starting up: Economy = 16°C.
Turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press the or buttons.
Temperature selection (5 to 30°C)
IMPORTANT: In air conditioning mode, the economyset-point temperature must be higher than the Comfortset-point temperature.
6.3 Setting the Economy temperatureDefault setting: Comfort = 19°C.
Turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press the or buttons.
Temperature selection (5 to 30°C)
6.4 Viewing the measured temperature
Press button.
The temperature of the roomis displayed.
Set the daily programThere are 4 preset programs.You can select one of themby turning the knob.
Continuous FrostProtection (adjustablefrom 5°C to 15°C)
Continuous Economymode (adjustable from5°C to 30°C)
Permanent comfort(adjustable from 5°C to 30°C)
By default, Comfortfrom 6:00 a.m. to11:00 p.m. throughoutthe week.
This program can be modified.
User start-up5.1 Fitting batteries
Two LR03-type or AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries(autonomy >1 year). "No rechargeable batteries".To install them, remove the unit from its base, insertthe batteries, being careful to put them in the correctdirection, then return the unit to its base.
Replacing batteries:If the low battery LED comes on, do not leave theflat batteries in the unit (the guarantee does not coverdamage caused by leakage from batteries).
You have approximately 1 minute to insert the newbatteries before the time you have set is erased.The programs remain saved no matter what.
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Turn the knob to the position.
Set the time and day by pressing and .
Each time you pass 24:00 youchange the day.
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Switching to standby for operation outside heatingperiods.Turn the knob to the position.
The unit displays 4 dashes.
Modifying and saving your programTurn the knob to PROGThe temperature display goes off.The program assigned to the 1st day appears.The 1st time slot flashes on and off.
➀ Press for 1 Comfort hour or for 1 Economy hour(goes to next time slot).Repeat the operation for each time slot.
➃ You must press to confirm and go to the next dayRepeat operations ➀ and ➃ for
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→ When you have finished programming, turn the knob toAUTO.
For the , and AUTO modes, the displayedtemperature is the set-point temperature for the currenttime slot.
E.g.: Day 3, it is 8:15 p.m.
The relevant time slot flashes.The comfort temperatureis requested and its valueis displayed.
or Day 3, it is 4:20 a.m.The Economy set-point
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The whole displayis flashing.
No power supply.Change the batteries or checktheir polarity (correctly fitted).
The symbol appears.
Diagnosis / Solutions
The thermostat has justbeen switched on. Check the clock and thetemperatures and adjust themif necessary, otherwise pressany button.
The batteries are low.Change the batteries.
Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics givenin the text and the illustrations of this document are not binding unlessconfirmed by Delta Dore.
This appliance complies with the requirements of the directiveR&TTE1999/5/CE
Characteristics• Runs on two LR03-type 1.5 V alkaline batteries
(autonomy greater than 1 year)• Class III insulation• Battery level indicator• Operating mode selector knob (5 positions)• Choice between 5 operating modes:
Frost protection, Economy, Comfort, Shutdownor Auto
• Long absence adjustable from 1 to 99 days• Transmission frequency 868 MHz:
(I-ETS 300 220 standard)• Radio range: 100 to 300 metres outside
depending on the equipment associated(the range can be altered depending on theinstallation conditions and the electromagneticenvironment)
• Addressing: 65536 combinations• Digital display• Room unit: 128 x 85 x 31 mm• Wall-mounted or on base• Protection index: IP 30• Operating temperature: 0 to +40°C• Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C
Installer commissioning3.1 Fitting batteries
Two LR03-type or AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries(autonomy >1 year)."No rechargeable batteries".To install them, remove the unit from its base, insertthe batteries, being careful to put them in the correctdirection, then return the unit to its base.
Replacing batteries:If the low battery LED comes on, do not leavethe flat batteries in the unit (the guarantee does notcover damage caused by leakage from batteries).
3.2 Configuration / Reconfiguration
Configuration mode lets you couple the Delta 600 COMcontrol unit with the Delta 600 BT receiver (no conflictpossible with neighbouring installations).
It is also used to check the radio transmission.
Installation2.1 Positioning options
The thermostat must be positioned correctly.In dwellings, the propagation of radio waves is reflectedand attenuated by the structures encountered.We recommend that you check radio transmissionquality using the radio transmission test mode (§ 3.4).
2.2 Mounting2.2.1 Wall-mount (preferred)
To mount the unit on the wall, it mustbe separated from its base.
Once separated from the case,the support must be fixed tothe wall with screws and plugs oron a flush-mounted box (distancebetween centres 60 mm).
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Turn the knob on the Delta 600 COM control unit tothe position
➀ Press (~3 sec.) until CnF is displayed.
The control unit sendsits information to thereceiver.
➃ On the receiver, push “1...6, COM” repeatedly untilthe “COM” LED flashes.
• If the green LED (OK) is flashing slowly, thereceiver's COM channel is not configured.Press the button.The green "OK" LED comes on steady.The receiver's COM channel is configured.
• If the green LED (OK) is on steady, the receiver'sCOM channel is already configured.To reconfigure it (with another control unit, forexample), press the button for 10 sec. untilthe green "OK" LED flashes slowly, then release it.Press the button again.The green "OK" LED comes on steady; thereceiver's COM channel has been "reconfigured".
→ Press to exit from configuration mode.
3.4 Radio transmission check On the control unit, turn the knob to the position.
➀ Press (~3 sec.)until tESt is displayed.
The transmitter sendsits information tothe receiver.
➃ Transmission is correct if, on the receiver, the "OK"and “COM” LED flash together.
→ Press the button to exit the radio transmission testmode.
3.5 Problems?On the receiver, the “COM” LED flashes (the receiverhas not received information from the transmitter ofthe relevant channel for more than an hour).
1) Check the transmitter batteries.
2) Go to transmission test mode.
- If the "OK" and “COM” LEDs are not flashingtogether each time information is received, movethe control unit.
- If the problem persists, reconfigure the units.
Note: In the event of malfunction, pressing the button on the receiver changes the status ofthe selected channel (exemption) until the nexttransmission from the thermostat (which continuesto have priority). For an override, the red LED flashes.
2.2.2 Using the foldaway base (option)Using the support provided,you can place the transmitter onan item of furniture or a table,remembering to adhere tothe conditions for transmissionand thermal location.
The Delta 600 COM control unit isa centralized control that determinesthe operating mode of the system.The control of each zone is determinedby its thermostat (Delta 600 TH).
• AUTO Mode: Each zone applies thethermostat program associated with it(Delta 600 TH)
• Comfort Mode: Each zone is controlledwith respect to the Comfort setting of itsthermostat (Delta 600 TH)
• Economy Mode: Each zone is controlledwith respect to the Economy setting of itsthermostat (Delta 600 TH)
• Frost Protection mode: Each zoneis controlled with respect to the FrostProtection setting of its thermostat(Delta 600 TH)
• Shutdown mode: The entire system isshut down.
• Long absence mode is used to enable anoverride depending on the mode and periodthat you select.
Operating mode selectionThe Delta 600 COM control unit determines the operating mode of the system.
Continuous comfort, economy or frost protection
From one of these modes, you can change the mode up to the next change of program (see 5.3).
Automatic Mode
From the AUTO mode, you can change the mode up to the next change of program (see 5.3).
Long absence5.3.1 Selecting the mode and override period
5.3.2 Enabling the overrideYou can enable the required override from the auto, comfort, economy and frost protection modes (see 5.3.1).To do this, all you have to do is press the “OK”/ button.
Example: Mode selected: Auto. Override programmed: 9 days in frost protection mode
• To cancel an override, press the button “OK”/• If you need to change the override period, repeat the programming operation described in 5.3.1The following functions are not possible:
- From Comfort mode, it is impossible to enable an override to the Comfort mode.- From Eco mode, it is impossible to enable an override to the Eco mode.- From Frost Protection mode, it is impossible to enable an override to the Frost Protection mode.- From Shutdown mode, it is impossible to enable an override.
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