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- Page 1 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Touch Control English...
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Page 3: Installation Instructions
Installation instructions Touch Control Land: BE-ENG Touch Control | 3... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
6.1 Assignment of functions 6.2 Reset 6.3 Key lock 6.4 Energy saving mode and proximity sensor 6.4.1 Touch Control energy saving mode 6.5 Current time 6.6 Fault message / filter warning 6.6.1 Fault message page 6.6.2 Filter warning – ventilation unit... -
Page 5: About This Document
► Read this document before you begin working on the appliance. ► Follow the instructions in this document. Failure to observe these instructions voids any warranty provided by the manufacturer Ubbink NV. 1.1 Scope of application of document This document contains instructions for the factory-assembled and type-approved Touch Control. -
Page 6: Symbols
1.5 Symbols The following symbols are used in this document: Symbol Meaning ► An action which must be taken A necessary requirement The outcome of an action Important information regarding the proper use of the appliance A reference to other relevant documents Table 1.1 Meaning of the symbols * Table footnotes 1.6 Warnings... -
Page 7: Safety
The Touch Control is used exclusively in connection with Ubbink NV heat recovery devices and Ubbink NV accessories. The Touch Control is used to control a ventilation system and to set specific parameters. Intended use also includes observing the operating instructions and all other appli- cable documents. -
Page 8: Installation And Electrical Connection
3 Installation and electrical connection The Touch Control must be fixed to the wall using the wall bracket. It can be placed directly on the wall or on a flush-mounting box. 3.1 Installation recommendations Install the Touch Control on an internal wall approximately 1.5 m above the floor. -
Page 9: Electrical Connection
3.3 Electrical connection Touch Control In order for the Touch Control to be connected to the power, the eBus cable (2-pin) must be connected to the terminals of the wall mounted base. The polarity (+/-) must be observed. Cable diameter: 0.5…0.8 mm². -
Page 10: Recycling And Disposal
3.5 Recycling and disposal Do not dispose of as household waste! ► In accordance with the Waste Disposal Act, the following components must be disposed of or recycled in an environmentally compatible manner by means of appropriate collection points: Old appliance Wearing parts Defective components Electrical or electronic waste... -
Page 11: Overview And Symbols
(OFF) at a specific time Clear switching time of the time program (touch key) Ventilation levels 0 to 3 Note: “4” means automatic operation, e.g. based on an overriding CO2 sensor! Automatic ventilation Touch Control | 11... -
Page 12: Commissioning
If a compatible ventilation device is detected, the standard display appears automatically. Note: If the Touch Control is to be used for another ventilation device at a later point in time, a reset must first be carried out! 12 |... -
Page 13: General Functions
“rES” will be shown on the display for five seconds Touch Control will then restart and reinitialise itself All settings in the Touch Control are lost Fig. 6.1 Reset... -
Page 14: Key Lock
6.4.1 Touch Control energy saving mode The Touch Control will switch to energy saving mode if it has not been used in 5 minutes. The backlighting will be dimmed, and the display will only show the current air level along with the time. -
Page 15: Fault Message / Filter Warning
6.6 Fault message / filter warning 6.6.1 Fault message page If the Touch Control detects a fault in the eBus system, a separate fault message page will be displayed showing the fault code. Press the keys to return to the standard view. -
Page 16: Filter Warning - Ventilation Unit
6.6.2 Filter warning – ventilation unit If a filter warning occurs, a separate warning symbol is displayed. This page will include the letters “FIL” and a blinking fault/warning symbol. ► To acknowledge the filter warning, press the key. ► Press the keys to switch to the standard view. -
Page 17: Ventilation Control Unit Functions
► The value can be changed with the keys. ► Press the key to confirm. ► Press the key to cancel, or wait for one minute without operating the Touch Control. 7.2 Program selection - ventilation ► Press -key in the standard ventilation display. Symbol... -
Page 18: Menu
7.3 Menu ► Press -key in the standard display. 7.3.1 Parameter list Navigation as above. Index Meaning Setting range Factory setting P 01 Time 00:00 – 23:59 00:00 1 – 7 P 02 Day of week (Monday – Sunday)) 0 – 1 P 03 Time program type (0 = day program... -
Page 19: Holiday Mode
7.4 Holiday mode ► Press -key in the standard ventilation display. Settings as above. Symbol Function Holiday mode: Economy/reduced operation mode for a predefined period (15 min. to 99 days) Touch Control | 19... -
Page 20: Appendix
Forget SD card. If the unit detects that the version of the FW on the SD card is earlier than the FW of the Touch Control after a restart, “Sd” will be displayed for 5 seconds. Use the -key to skip this screen. -
Page 21: Restart Touch Control
8.1.1 Restart Touch Control Initialising the ventilation system. The Touch Control will establish the eBus connection and look for Ubbink NV components in the system. A moving rectangle will be displayed along with the current FW version while it is searching. -
Page 22: Menu
8.1.2 Menu Menu. You can choose between parameter values and configure time programs in this menu. Parameter values. Use the arrow keys to switch between parameters. Use the to switch to edit mode. Parameter edit mode. Use the keys to change the parameter. The value will flash. Use the -key to apply the change or the -key to discard the change. -
Page 23: Holiday Mode
The Holiday symbol flashes when active. You can exit Holiday mode by pressing the Holiday button again. The unit will exit Holiday mode automatically after the specified time has passed. Exit Holiday mode. You can exit Holiday mode by pressing the -key again (OFF). Touch Control | 23... -
Page 24: Step By Step Plan - Controller
8.2 Step by step plan - controller 8.2.1 Adjusting the ventilation level Standard display - controller - ventilation. This display includes the current ventilation level (number + symbol) and the program selection for the ventilation unit. A number of different sub-menus are available. -
Page 25: Program Selection
8.2.2 Program selection Program selection - ventilation. The key can be used to switch between the time program and manual mode (value flashes). Confirm the program with the -key and discard it with the -key. Touch Control | 25... -
Page 26: Step By Step Plan Time Program
8.3 Step by step plan Time program (in control- ler operation only) 8.3.1 Day program Set time program for one day. Use the arrow keys to switch between switching times (1, ON; 1, OFF;…3, OFF). The currently selected switching time will flash. Use the + or - key to switch to edit mode for the hour. -
Page 27: Week Program
The value will flash. The following applies: 1 = Monday..7 = Sunday. The next step is the same as for the day program. The only difference is that the weekday will be displayed on the bottom row. Touch Control | 27... -
Page 28: Specifications
8.4 Specifications Description Touch Control IP rating IP20 Protection class Operating voltage (eBus) Ambient temperature in operation 0..60 °C Storage temperature -30..70 °C Humidity during operation (non-condensing) 20..90% rel. Max. current drawn 40 mA Time switch power backup 48 h Communication and power supply via 2-core cable 0,5..0,8 mm²... -
Page 29: Eu Declaration Of Conformity
EN 301489-17 V3.2.0 EN 300328 V2.1.1 In accordance with the following directives: 2014/35/EU (Low Voltage Directive) 2014/53/EU (Radio Equipment Directive) 2011/65/EU (RoHS2 Directive) 2014/30/EU (EMC Directive) this product is identified as follows: Gentbrugge, 01-11-2022 B. Vanlede General Director Touch Control | 29... - Page 30 30 |...
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- Page 32 Ubbink NV/SA - Jan Samijnstraat 9, B – 9050 Gentbrugge Tel. +32 (0)9 237 11 00 - www.ubbink.be - info@ubbink.be Ubbink (UK) Ltd. - Unit 2, Redbourne Park, Liliput Road Brackmills Ind. Est., Northampton, NN4 7DT - T +44 (0)1604 433000, F. +44 (0)1604 433001...
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