Tylo CC300 Mode D'emploi page 8

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Fig. 1. Menu display
1 = Left button, 2 = Middle button, 3 = Right button. 4 = Symbols/text that
correspond to the respective button. 5 = Symbols/text for setting and
displaying current values.
Buttons and display.
There are three buttons on the control panel. Symbols shown above the
buttons at the bottom of the display correspond to the respective button.
These symbols differ depending on the panel's current mode. When the
arrows are shown in the Menu display (fig. 1), use the left and right
buttons to move to the desired symbol. To select a symbol, confirm with
the middle button.
In the Normal display (fig. 2) the left button has an ON/OFF function. The
symbol for this appears at the bottom of the display above the left button.
When the facility is operational, this symbol shows green; when it is
switched off, the symbol is red; and when it is on stand-by, the symbol is
orange. The right button controls the lighting function. The lighting
symbol shows yellow when the lighting is on and white when the lighting
is off. The display also shows the current temperature.
To return to the Normal display from another mode, press the middle
button until the Normal display shows.
When a program is active, press the left button for 2 seconds to switch
off the active program.
Fig. 2. Normal display
Initial start-up.
When you switch on the control panel for the first time, you must
configure certain basic settings. First select the relevant region and
confirm your choice by pressing the middle button. Then select the
desired language and confirm with the middle button. Next, use the left
and right buttons to set the correct date and time, and confirm with the
middle button. Finally, set the running time for a manually activated
bathing cycle. (The standard setting is for 3 hours, but you can choose
1–24 hours.) Move up/down with the right/left button respectively until the
desired running time is displayed. Each button press increases/
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decreases the running time by 15 minutes. To move more quickly, keep
the button depressed. Confirm the time with middle button. The basic
settings are now stored in the control panel's memory.
Lighting.
The lighting comes on/goes off automatically when the facility starts/
shuts down. The lighting can also be controlled manually by pressing the
right button when the lighting symbol shows at the bottom right of the
display. The symbol shows white when the lighting is off and yellow when
the lighting is on.
Code lock.
Prevents unauthorised users from changing the programmed settings.
Main power switch.
This switch, on the underside of the relay box, SE sauna heater and
small steam generators, should be used only when the facility is to
remain switched off for a prolonged period of time.
Note! Place the thermometer in the sauna room at a height where the
values shown correspond exactly with the figures displayed on the CC
300T panel.
Stand-by.
The stand-by function is invaluable for Tylarium facilities in hotels, public
baths, etc., where visitor frequency varies. During off-peak hours the
equipment is set at stand-by heat, which can rapidly be raised to the
desired temperature by pressing the ON button or using an external
switch. This stand-by feature can yield substantial savings every year.
The examples below show how easy it is to program a suitable bathing
schedule.
Examples of Stand-by operation.
Here are examples of three different options for public facilities open
between 8 am to 8 pm, with varying numbers of visitors:
Option 1) A limited number of visitors use the facility sporadically
throughout the day. Program "stand-by" between 8 am and 8 pm. Bathers
(or the attendant responsible) activate the bathing cycle by pressing the
control panel's ON button.
Option 2) A limited number of visitors use the facility sporadically
between 8 am and 2 pm. From 2 pm to 8 pm there is a steady flow of
bathers. Program "stand-by" between 8 am and 2 pm, and program a
permanent "ON" time from 2 pm to 8 pm. Visitors during the morning
activate the bathing cycle by pressing the control panel's ON button.
Option 3) Large numbers of bathers 8–10 am, 1–2 pm and 6–8 pm. The
rest of the day, the facility is used only sporadically. Program "stand-by"
between 8 am and 8 pm and program permanent "ON" times for the peak
periods above. Visitors during off-peak times activate the bathing cycle
by pressing the control panel's ON button.
SETTINGS
MANUAL ON/OFF.
Setting the bathing temperature.
Select [MENU] in the Normal display and then select the thermometer
symbol. Use the arrow keys to enter the desired temperature and then
confirm with [OK].
Starting the bathing cycle.
Then select the Return symbol, confirm with the middle button and select
the ON/OFF symbol to start the bathing cycle. To switch the unit off,
press once more on ON/OFF. The symbol shows red when the facility is
switched off, and green when the facility is in operation.
AUTOMATIC ON/OFF.
Setting the bathing temperature.
Select [MENU] in the Normal display and then select the thermometer
symbol. Use the arrow keys to enter the desired temperature and then
confirm with [OK].
Starting the timer function.
Select [MENU] in the Normal display. Select [Program] and then [Timer].
Enter the countdown time (= time remaining before the facility is
automatically switched on) and confirm with OK.
The switch-on time has now been set and the bathing cycle will begin
automatically at the pre-set time. The countdown to the switch-on time is
shown at the top left of the display. You can switch off the countdown
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