Introduction; Setting The Time And Day; Teaching The Receiver - Masport ECS II Series Owner's Manual

INTRODUCTION

ECS II models have a radio frequency (RF) control system which can operate in three modes –
MANUAL, AUTO and PROGRAM. The RF system has the advantage that the remote control does
not need to be aimed directly at the heater. The control handpiece incorporates the thermostat, to
sense the room temperature, so care should be taken when using it in the AUTO or PROGRAM
modes not to hold it longer than necessary (your body temperature may mislead the temperature
sensing bulb), and to put it down where it can sense the real room temperature, not under a cushion
or magazine. A slide-on storage bracket is supplied to wall-mount the remote if you prefer.
• If there is no display on the handpiece panel, check the batteries (2 AAA alkaline). To gain access to
the battery compartment, slip the wall storage bracket off the bottom of the remote and slide open
the battery compartment cover on the rear of the remote. A set of batteries should give 12 months
service.
• When switched OFF, the display will show the day of the week,
the time, the room temperature and OFF.

SETTING THE TIME AND DAY

• If the indicated time and day are incorrect,
press the ON/OFF button. The display will
now show one of the three operating
modes (MANUAL, AUTO or PROG).
The OFF display will change to ON except
that sometimes in the PROG mode the
OFF display will remain. Note that the
flame and fan symbols may also be
displayed.
• Hold down the TIME button (for three
seconds). The time display will flash.
• Press the '+' button to advance the HOUR display and the '–' button to advance the minute display.
In both cases, holding down the button for more than three seconds will cause the setting to scroll
through the numbers. If you overshoot the required number, continue on through a full cycle.
• Having set the clock as described, press the TIME button and the time display will cease flashing
while the day of the week display will flash instead.
• Press the '+' button to advance the day, and the '–' button to go to the previous day.
• Ten seconds after the last day adjustment, the remote will automatically exit the clock setting
sequence, or instead you can hold the TIME button for 3 seconds to exit the sequence.
TEACHING
Before using the remote control for the first time, you must 'teach' the heater's receiver to
recognise and respond to only this particular remote control.
• Set the remote to OFF by pressing the ON/OFF button if necessary. OFF should be displayed. (If
PROG is also displayed, press ON/OFF once more).
• Turn OFF the mains supply to the heater.
• Turn ON the mains supply to the heater and immediately press
and hold both the FAN and PROG buttons for ten seconds. The
display will show 'LC', and then revert to the normal OFF
display. If the fire lights during this procedure, press the
ON/OFF button twice to revert to normal operation.
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OFF
OFF
AUTO
PROG