Savannah Tasman DVI26,000 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual page 10

The fan will run for 12 minutes after the unit is shut off in any mode. The fan may not be controlled during
this period.
Continuous Pilot
The unit can be changed from Intermittent Pilot Ignition (IPI), to Continuous, or standing, pilot.
To place the unit in continuous pilot mode, press and release the PROG/TIME and the FLAME MAIN
buttons simultaneously. Continuous Pilot will appear on the LCD screen.
Repeat the simultaneous PROG/TIME and FLAME MAIN push to place the unit back in IPI mode.
This feature can also be activated by the Continuous Pilot (On/Off) switch on the Main Module.
Child Lock-Out
The Child Lock-out feature can be activated by pressing the PROG/Time and UP buttons simultaneously.
CP will appear on the LCD screen, and no signals can be sent from the transmitter.
To take the control out of Child Lock-out mode, repeat the above step. CP will disapper from the screen.
Learn Function
To program the system to a transmitter, press the LEARN button on the Main Module. A single audible
beep will be heard.
Press the MODE button on the transmitter to learn the transmitter to the system. A series of beeps will be
heard.
Up to two additional (NON-THERMOSTATIC) transmitters can be used simultaneously. To learn
additional transmitters, press and release the learn button again, and press the on button on the additional
transmitters.
To clear all transmitters and start over, press and hold the LEARN button for 10 seconds. A series of
three beeps will be heard, and the system is clear.
Low Battery Indicator
A low battery icon will appear on LCD screen when transmitter batteries reach low voltage level.
Thermal Safety
When the internal components of the Main Module reach 170°F, the unit will automatically shut off, and
send a repetitive audible signal. The unit can be turned back on when the module cools below 160°
Communication Safety
When in the Thermostat or Program Mode, the transmitter will send a silent signal to the module every 15
minutes. If a signal is not received within 2 hours due to dead batteries, lost transmitter, or transmitter out
of range, the unit will automatically shut down, and the module will send a repetitive audible signal.
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