Uponor R-56 Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento página 8

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SMS Setup sequence
Use the forward function in your phone.
• Start with the above message and modify the PHONE parameter to
your mobile phone number. Send and then check once again with
PASS CONF that the setting was accepted. Do not send more than
1 single SMS message
• Start with the new configuration answer and modify the alarm temp
to preferred value. This will be dependent to the setback value in the
Uponor Controller C-56.
For example:
6 °C setback on the controller when in ECO mode.
21 °C normal set point in the room where the remote access module
R-56 is mounted.
2 °C safety margin
ALARMTEMP = 21 – 6 – 2 = 13. ie. the remote access module R-56
will send an alarm when the temperature drops below 13 °C.
• Repeat the sequence with PASS CONF and then send new setting:
OUTPUT=0
• Repeat once again and then send a new PASS variable. Take care
to save the password. Otherwise you will not be able to access the
remote access module R-56 remotely.
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Normal Usage - Short description
To know the status of your installation you just have to send your
password to your receiver ("PASS" by default) and then it replies with
the following status message:
PASS
TEMP:
INT:20
EXT:15
ALARM1:0
ALARM2:0
OUTPUT=0
You can also receive this message periodically if the HEARTBEAT
parameter is activated.
This message is also sent when an alarm occurs.
Activate/deactivate ECO in controller C-56 using
remote access module R-56
The ECO mode in the controller C-56 can be activated/deactivated
using the output setting to reduce or increase the temperature in a
remote controlled house in 3 simple steps.
1. Send your password to the receiver.
2. Modify the OUTPUT setting as shown below.
3. Forward message to your receiver.
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Your current password
INT - house temperature
EXT - external temperature
ALARM1 - status
ALARM2 - status
OUTPUT - the output status that
controls the ECO setting in the
controller C-56
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