AURATON 2005 / 2005 TX

USER MANUAL
PP LARS 2003

Thank you for purchasing the AURATON 2005. Your new programab e thermostat wi ser!e your fami y for years an" significant y sa!e the energy cost. The arge mu ti#"ata i$ui" crysta "isp ay a ows you to operate the feature#rich "esign with a touch of a button. %efore operating the thermostat& we hope you can rea" this manua thorough y.

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*aution: Switch off the electric source before installing the thermostat. We recommend that the installation should be performed by a trained personnel. Select a suitable location for the AURATON. The ocation of the thermostat can great y affect its performance. 'f it is ocate" at where circu ate air cannot reach& or e+pose" to "irect sun ight& it wi not a",ust the room temperature proper y. To ensure proper operation, the thermostat should be installed at an inside wall with freely circulating air. Find a place where your family usually occupied. Avoid close to some heat generating appliance (e.g. T , heater, refrigerator! or e"posed to direct sun light. #o not install near a door where the thermostat will suffer from vibration. irin!. -iring termina s are at the back of the thermostat. .ress "own the termina co!er& you can fin" three termina s which abe e" *O/& NO an" N*. 't is a typica sing e#po e& "oub e throw 0(.1T2 contact. 'n most *O/ an" NO are use".

Mountin! the ther"ostat. Use the temp ate pro!i"e"& "ri two 3mm ho es on the wa . 'nsert the wa anchors an" tighten the eft screw with 4mm c earance. 5i+ the thermostat by putting it o!er the screwhea" an" s i"e it rightwar" 0note the keyho e ike opening at the back of the thermostat2. Tighten the remain screw to ock it in p ace. Note6 $f the wall is made of wood, there is no need to use the wall anchors. #rill two %.&mm holes instead of 'mm.

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A##earance. There is a sliding door at the right of the thermostat. $f you open the door, you can see some buttons. This door is removable for the replacement of batteries. To rise up the sliding door, you can see the dip switch.

Te"#erature "o$e. (ou can see

and

on both the buttons and the )*#.

means comfort temperature and

means

economy temperature. These two temperatures are user changeable. Furthermore, there is a fi"ed defrost temperature (&+*! indicated by on the )*#. Throughout the operation of the thermostat we will refer them as comfort, economy or defrost temperature instead of numeric values.

%i# s&itches. $f you remove the front cover, you can find three small switches (dip switches!. These three switches are used to control the span, output,on delay and heat-cool system. Span is the temperature (.+* or /,0+*! difference between the turn on temperature and turn off temperature. 'ro!ra". A12AT34 %//0 is a programmable thermostat. $t can automatically ad5ust the room temperature to a comfortable level when you are at home, and lower it to save energy when you go out or sleep. What you have to do is to program the thermostat so that it 6nows when to raise the temperature. There are altogether nine programs contained in the memory of the thermostat. Si" of them are preset in the factory and the remaining three are user changeable.

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.! #ay of the wee6 $ndicator %! Time 7! Temperature 8! 9rogram 4umber 0! 9rogram 9rofile $ndicator '! :anual 3verride $ndicator &! 3utput,3n $ndicator and temperature :ode $ndicator ;! )ow <attery $ndicator Note6 A. The output,on indicator will be displayed if the output is on. $t will disappear if the output is off. <. The low battery indicator will be displayed if the voltage of the batteries drop to a certain level. 9lease change the batteries as soon as possible. Start. The thermostat is operated by two )2' al6aline batteries. 9lease remove the front cover and install two new batteries. When the batteries are installed, the thermostat should be operating and you can see the )*# active. $f the thermostat does not wor6 properly, please chec6 the batteries for wrong polarities and press the reset button by a ball,point pen. The )*# after start or reset. Note6 A. Temperature may not be %%.%0+* as the diagram shown and the 3utput,3n indicator may active after a few seconds, depend on different situations. <. #o not use a pencil to push the reset button. The graphite residue of a pencil can cause short circuit and damage the thermostat. Set $a(/ti"e. To set day, press d button. Similarly, press h button to set hour and m button to set minute. 8+amp e6 When start or after reset, the time is //://, Sunday. To set the cloc6 to current time (e.g., ..:%7, Tuesday!, press d % times, h .. times and m %7 times. Note6 When you press and hold the 6eys for % seconds the day-time will change rapidly. 2elease when the desired setting comes.

)ie&/*han!e te"#erature. 9ress Temp, the thermostat enter iew-*hange temperature mode. The )*# will show the setting of the current temperature mode ( , Note6 A. The temperature setting range is 0 to 7/+*. <. To lower the setting, enter iew-*hange temperature mode and press or ! which will be flashing. 9ress button or button to review or

change the temperature. 9ress 3= will directly return to normal operation mode.

or

until it reaches 7/+* and

then the setting will return to 0+*. *ontinue to press until the desired setting comes. *. 9ress and hold the 6eys, the setting will change rapidly. #. 9lease note the temperature mode indicator. A changed. A indicates economy temperature. $f

means the comfort temperature is being viewed or

is shown, it is defrost temperature. #efrost temperature

is always at &+* and is not changeable. >. $t is not always necessary to use 3= 6ey to return to normal operation mode. After .0 seconds of no 6ey pressed it will automatically return to normal mode. )ie&/*han!e #ro!ra"s. 9ress 9rog button, the program of the current day is ready to be changed. 9ress 9rog button again can advance to the ne"t day and the program of that day will be shown. 9ress 9rog? button to change the program. 9rogram ', & and ; are user,define programs. (ou can use

or

to change the distribution of comfort or

economy temperature and h to review the setting. 9ress 3= can return to normal operation mode. There are altogether nine programs available, as the diagram shown:

9rogram / is a special program. $t will set the whole day to defrost temperature (&+*!. ($f cooling mode is

selected, it will turn off the system!. 9rogram .,%, and 7 are some typical schedule of a day. (ou can select them if you found them suitable. 9rogram 8 set the whole day to comfort temperature while program 0 set it to economy. 9rogram ', & and ; are user,define programs. They can be modified to suit your need. 8+amp e6 A. Assume you want to assign program ' to Saturday and want to set the whole day to economy temperature e"cept .7:// to .;://. 9ress 9rog. The thermostat enters program mode and the program of the current day (e.g., Tuesday! is ready to be programmed. The display shows the program for Tuesday is program ., the temperature for //:// is economy temperature and is .0+*. (The flashing cursor is the time to be edited! <. 9ress 9rog 8 times. The day indicator will point to Saturday: *. 9ress 9rog? 0 times to change the program from program . to program ' #. 4ow you can set the time shown to economy temperature by pressing or press

to set it to comfort

temperature. 3r you can use h 6ey to pass through the time without changing the setting. Since we want to set .7:// to .;:// to comfort temperature and the remains to economy temperature, press .7 times. //:// to .%:// will be programmed to economy temperature 9ress h or ' times to move the flashing point to .@://:

>. Finally, press

0 times to set the remains of the day to economy temperature:

F. 9ress 3= or leaving no 6ey pressed for .0 seconds, the thermostat will return to normal operation mode: Note6 9rogram /, ., %, 7, 8, 0 are preset programs. active. Manual O+erri$e. 9ress to select comfort temperature. 9ress to select economy temperature. The current temperature

and

cannot be used to edit them. <ut h 6ey is still

mode will be overrode until the ne"t set point of the program comes. 9ress 3= to clear override.

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#.. Aow to connect A12AT34 %//0 directly to a heating device.

#%. Aow to connect A12AT34 %//0 to single,phase heating device with wor6ing load e"ceeding 0A thought magnetoelectric relay.

#7. Aow to connect A12AT34 %//0 to three,phase heating device through three,phase contactor.

#8. Aow to connect A12AT34 %//0 directly to gas water heating device powered by B%%/ and eCuipped with circulating pump.

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9rogrammable Temperature *ontroller A12AT34 %//0 TD is almost the same product as A12AT34 %//0. The only difference is way of transmitting on-off signal. A12AT34 %//0 TD uses radio waves. That eliminates wires between A12AT34 %//0 TD and controlled device. 2eceiver of radio waves is module called A12AT34 2D. 2ange of A12AT34 %//0 TD is very high but depends on materials that house is made of. A12AT34 %//0 TD with A12AT34 2D module is capable to hold range of over .//mtrs outdoor and up to 7/mtrs indoor. Turnin! on (our AURATON 2005 TX for the first ti"e. .. $nsert the batteries. %. Wait for ./ minutes to achieve full range by transmitter. 7. Ereen diode lighted , receiver is in range of transmitter. This process repeats every minute for about 0 seconds. Absence of this signal means out of range. 8. 2ed diode lighted , heating device is on.

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#.. Aot to connect A12AT34 %//0TD with a heating device

.. cube,connector %. %,wire cord (ma". load 0A, %7/ ! 7. .%cm antenna 8. A12AT34 2D (receiver! 0. A12AT34 TD

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Temperature measurement range: Temperature control range: Temperature accuracy: *loc6 accuracy: 9rogram: Switching span: *ontrol mode: :inimum air,con. cycle time: Switching: #imensions: 3peration temperature: Storage temperature: 3perating humidity: 0,7/+* (/.%0+* step! F-, .+* F-, &/ seconds-month ' preset, 7 user,define /,0+* or .+* Aeating or *ooling system 0 minutes %7/ A* 0/AG 0A resistive .08 " ;/ " 7/ (mm! (W " A " #! / , 80+* ,%/ , '/+* 0 , @/H non,condensing /,78.&0 +* (/.%0+* step!

WARRANTY PARAMETERS
AURATON 2005/2005TX Economic, serial number ............................................................

.% months warranty. The warranty starts from the day new A12AT34 was purchasedI To fulfill the warranty the proof of purchase must be provided (with serial number!I The warranty repairs will be fulfilled within .8 days I Failures or malfunctions that were determined to be due to e"ternal causes, accidents, incorrect use or modifications do not fall under the warrantyI

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