MDV iThermo4All User Manual

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Page 1 Programmable Thermostat User Manual...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Instructions for the installer..........4 Warranty................4 iThermo4all...............5 Placement................5 Installation.................6 First time setup..............9 Info...................11 Settings................12 Week schedule and Jolly..........18 Network................20 Sensors................21 Website................24 Specifications..............26 Disposal and recycling............27...
Page 4: Instructions For The Installer
Defective components will be replaced free of charge. The equipment must be sent postage paid to MDV. The warranty does not include failure due to tam- pering by unauthorized people, as well as improper instal- lation or negligence caused by phenomena unrelated to the normal operation of the product.
Page 5: Ithermo4All
(90-200Vac) and the connection to the air conditioning. Once installed and powered please refer to the section "First time setup” of this manual. iThermo4all can control heating systems and cooling systems and can be installed to replace an existing thermostat of the type on / off.
Page 6: Installation
Installation Open the unit, remove the terminal cover and set the thermostat to the wall or on a mounting box using the appropriate screws. Electrical Connections The connections must be made according to the system controlled by thermostat: then follow the pattern...
Page 7 LEGEND Power supply wire L = phase N = neutral Relay contact C = Common NO = normally open contact Load U1 = burner, pump, valve, etc.. Replace the terminal cover. Close the unit, making sure to insert the hooks into the seats.
Page 8: Power Supply
Power Supply The power supply must be alternating current between 90 and 220V, 50/60Hz. WARNING! Wrong connection of the power supply can severely damage the unit.
Page 9: First Time Setup
First time setup When you turn on the thermostat, it issues a double beep if it is configured to create a own network (default) or a single beep if it is configured to access to the home net- work. After a few seconds you will hear another beep to indicate that the thermostat is ready to operate.
Page 10 "Network" tab and press the button “Find De- vice". The app will search to find the IP address assigned and will take memory of it for next access. At this point you are ready to use iThermo4all in all its functions. Windows Download the software at http://www.ithermo4all.eu/download/...
Page 11: Info
The app will search to find the IP address assigned and will take memory of it for next access. At this point you are ready to use iThermo4all in all its functions. Info This tab allows to check the various operating parameters...
Page 12: Settings
Settings This tab allows you to set the parameters of functioning of the thermostat. Iphone The first four buttons allow you to select the operating mode of the thermostat: • Manual Mode: maintains the set temperature indepen- dently of day and time. •...
Page 13 mode. By selecting the Holiday mode, fields appear to set degrees and number of days for which keep constant the temperature. Once the set days have passed, the thermo- stat automatically switches in Jolly mode. Example of use: if you plan to leave on saturday and return next saturday, set the number of days 6 and the temperature (ex 10°C).
Page 14 • The "Advanced" button allows you to set special param- eters of the thermostat: the field delta (thermic differen- tial) allows you to set in tenth of degrees (from 0 to 9) the range of activation / deactivation. Example: if we set value to 0 and the set temperature is 20°C, winter mode shutdown will occur at 20.1 °...
Page 15 Once you have modified the parameters, use the "Send" button to record the new values. When sending parameter is also set the date and time of the thermostat. Setting date and time To set the date and time, simply press the "Send" button in the parameter settings (tab "Settings"), even if no pa- rameter is not changed.
Page 16 mode, you disable the setting temperature field and acti- vate the set programming (see next chapter). By selecting the Jolly mode, you disable the setting tem- perature field and activate the set programming (see next chapter). The Jolly mode is a particular mode of Auto- matic functioning, valid only for the day in which it is ac- tive.
Page 17 the device will turn on for temperatures higher than the one set. • The "Web Connection" button allows you to activate / deactivate the sending of the operating data of the ther- mostat to the website. Disabling the button will NOT be possible to control the thermostat via the website (see the chapter "The Website”).
Page 18: Week Schedule And Jolly
way the reading having available a tool to detect the temperature. This field allows to specify a value in de- grees (from -9.0 ° C to +9.0 ° C) that will be added or subtracted, according to the sign, to the value of the temperature.
Page 19 you want to delete and press "Delete Selected" button or the "Clear All" button to clear all schedules. • To change a schedule or add a new one use the "Edit" button.A group of elements will appear on the screen, they allow you to set the date, time and temperature.
Page 20: Network
• To change a schedule or add a new one, set the values in the checking box. In particular, in the field “Day” you can select the days of the week and also the value “Mon-Fri" that allows you to set the time and tempera- ture automatically for every day from Monday to Fri- day.
Page 21: Sensors
button through the hole. A double beep will indicate that the thermostat is in “adhoc" mode. After activating the “adhoc” mode, to see if the thermostat communicates, press the "Update" button, you will read "Connected" if yes or "device not found" if the sensor is not communi- cating.
Page 22 (see next chapter). If you have not al- ready created an account, you must first proceed to cre- ate your account on www.ithermo4all.eu. After record- ing the sensor, you can also remotely control it through the site: www.ithermo4all.eu...
Page 23 time of recording. When this time is expired, to be able to continue to use the remote management, you need to re- new your subscription through the website www.ither- mo4all.eu Windows • The "Update List" button allows you to update the list of thermostats are connected to your network.
Page 24: Website
After recording the sensor, you can also remotely control the thermostat through the site: www.ithermo4all.eu The purchase of each thermostat includes the use of the remote management for a period of 12 months from the time of recording. When this time is expired, to be able to continue to use the remote management, you need to re- new your subscription through the website www.ither-...
Page 25 server and will remain synchronized with the time changes.For all other settings, you can refer to the instruc- tions of the applications.Once you save a change, it will not be performed immediately, but will remain in a queue until your thermostat will query our server to check if there are any changes to load.
Page 26: Specifications
Specifications • Device for civil use. • Electronic device independent mounting. • Power supply: 90-220Vac 50/60Hz • Relay: 250V maximum voltage, 5A maximum current with resistive load (2A inductive load). • 4 operating modes: Manual, Automatic, Jolly, Holidays • Setting range: from +5°C to +40°C. •...
Page 27: Disposal And Recycling
Disposal and recycling All electrical and electronic equipment must be disposed of separately from general household waste using the sites designates by local authority. If a product display this symbol of a crossed-out rubbing bin, the product is sub- ject to European Directive 2002/96/EC. For further infor- mation on disposing of your used equipment, please con- tact your local authority, your refuse collection service or the dealer you purchased the product from.
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