This document provides operating instructions for the RDJ10RF/SET wireless programmable temperature controller. The controller consists of a RDJ10RF wireless controller and RCR10/433 receiver. It allows the user to set both temperature setpoints and time programs to automatically switch between comfort and energy saving modes. The controller has an ergonomic knob to adjust temperature and buttons to program the on/off times, comfort/energy saving temperatures, and view the current temperature and operating mode.
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Programming the schedule
1. Slide the RUN/program switch to .
2. The Switch-point indicator is 1 (1) and the Light indicator ( ) is
on, indicating your settings are for the first switch-point and
will turn the lights on.
NOTE: Odd numbered switch-points always turn the lights on,
and even numbered switch-points always turn the lights off.
3. Repeatedly press the 1…7 button until the Day indicator
points to the days you want your first switch-point to take
place. For example, if you want the first switch-point to take
place only on Tuesdays, press the 1…7 button twice so the
indicator (▲) points to 2 (2=Tuesday).
4. Repeatedly press the h button to set the hour. Make sure the
displayed AM/PM indicator is correct. To rapidly advance the
displayed hour, press and hold the h button.
5. Repeatedly press the m button to set the minute. To rapidly
advance the displayed minute, press and hold the h button.
6. When ready to proceed to the next switch-point, press the
button once. The Switch-point indicator changes to 2 (2) and
the Light indicator ( ) is off.
7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 for each switch-point. You can
program as few as 1 and as many as 16 switch-points. The
maximum number of switch-points for any single day is 8.
8. When your programming is complete, slide the RUN/program
switch to RUN.
Changing or deleting a switch-point
1. Slide the RUN/program switch to .
2. Press the button until the Switch-point indicator is displayed
for the switch-point you want to change.
■ To change the days and time, use the 1…7, h, and m
buttons.
■ To delete the switch-point, simultaneously press and hold
the and buttons until the display flashes 0:00.
3. When your changes are complete, slide the RUN/program
switch to RUN.
Reviewing the schedule
1. Slide the RUN/program switch to .
2. Repeatedly press the button. With each press, the Switch-
point indicator will increase, and the days and time for each
switch-point will be shown.
3. When your review is complete, slide the RUN/program switch
to RUN.
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Siemens room stat instructions
1. CE1B3072en / 04.07.2007 Subject to alteration Siemens Building Technologies / HVAC Products
Operating instructions RDJ10RF/SET
RDJ10RF/SET consists of a RDJ10RF wireless programmable temperature controller and a RCR10/433 receiver. The
RDJ10RF allows you to set the desired room temperature (setpoint) at the time you want. The unit features an ergonomic
setting knob for ease of temperature control.
Display
Actual room temperature in ºC
Indicates when there is demand for
heat
The unit is controlling to the selected
comfort temperature Replace batteries
The unit is controlling to the selected
energy saving temperature
Frost protection: The unit is
controlling continuously to the frost
protection temperature
The unit is controlling to the selected
frost protection temperature
Energy saving mode: The unit is
controlling continuously to the
energy saving temperature
Comfort mode: The unit is
controlling continuously to the
comfort temperature
Indicates when the temperature
setpoint has been changed by the
user. This setpoint will be maintained
until the next switching time. This
function is only active when the unit is
in automatic mode.
Automatic mode: The unit is
controlling to the time and
temperature programs that have
been selected
Setting knob
Warmer/colder for selecting
the temperature setpoint
Programming selector
Battery compartment
2 alkaline batteries type AA, 1.5 V Time setting position
Operating mode selector A1 First switch on time
Automatic mode: The unit is controlling to the time and
temperature programs that have been selected
A2 First switch off time
Comfort mode: The unit is controlling continuously to the
comfort temperature
A3 Second switch on time
Energy saving mode: The unit is controlling continuously
to the energy saving temperature A4 Second switch off time
Frost protection: The unit is controlling continuously to the
frost protection temperature. This setpoint is fixed at 5 ºC Comfort temperature setting
Advance button Energy saving temperature setting
Switches the operating mode from comfort to energy saving,
or vice versa, until the next switching time RUN Set the controller to RUN when all
programming is completed
Introduction
This leaflet gives you easy to follow instructions on how to set-
up your RDJ10RF programmable room thermostat.
Contents
Commissioning
Initial power up
Setting the time
Changing temporarily the current setpoint
Setting the switch on and off times
Setting the comfort temperature
Setting the energy saving temperature
Changing batteries
Configuration instructions for the Siemens RCR10/433 receiver
Energy savings tips
Commissioning
• Remove the black transit tabs from the
alkaline batteries.
• Check to see if the battery holder is in its
correct position.
• If no batteries are inserted, fit 2 alkaline
batteries type AA in the battery compartment.
Initial power-up
• Once batteries are fitted all symbols will be
displayed on the display screen as shown for
around 2 seconds.
Setting the time
1. Set the programming
selector to position The current time
setting flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise
to decrease the time, or clockwise
to increase the time.
3. When the correct time is displayed move
the programming selector to any other
position to confirm your setting.
Changing temporarily the current
setpoint
1. The current setpoint can be changed
temporarily when the operating mode
selector is in the AUTO position and the
programming selector in the RUN position.
2. Turn the setting knob slightly in either
direction to display the current setpoint, then
turn it counterclockwise to decrease the
temperature setting, or clockwise to increase
the temperature setting.
This setpoint will be maintained until the next
switching time. When this has been activated,
the hand symbol is displayed.
2. CE1B3072en / 04.07.2007 Subject to alteration Siemens Building Technologies / HVAC Products
Setting the first switch on time
1. Set the programming selector to position A1. The setting for the first switch on
time flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the time, or clockwise to
increase the time.
3. When the required switch on time is displayed, move the programming selector
to any other position to confirm your setting.
Setting the first switch off time
1. Set the programming selector to position A2. The setting for the first switch off
time flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the time, or clockwise to
increase the time.
3. When the required switch off time is displayed, move the programming selector
to any other position to confirm your setting.
Setting the second switch on time
1. Set the programming selector to position A3. The setting for the second switch
on time flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the time, or clockwise to
increase the time.
3. When the required switch on time is displayed, move the programming selector
to any other position to confirm your setting.
Setting the second switch off time
1. Set the programming selector to position A4. The setting for the second switch
off time flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the time, or clockwise to
increase the time.
3. When the required switch off time is displayed, move the programming selector
to any other position to confirm your setting.
NOTE
The switch on and off times are interrelated. When trying to set a switching
time to a time after the subsequent switching time, the latter time will
automatically be pushed forward (or backward).
Setting the comfort temperature
1. Set the programming selector to position .
2. The setting for the current comfort temperature flashes.
3. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the temperature setting, or
clockwise to increase the temperature setting.
4. When the required comfort temperature is displayed, move the programming
selector to any other position to confirm your setting.
Setting the energy saving temperature
1. Set the programming selector to position The setting for the current
energy saving temperature flashes.
2. Turn the setting knob counterclockwise to decrease the temperature setting,
or clockwise to increase the temperature setting.
3. When the required energy saving temperature is displayed, move the
programming selector to any other position to confirm your setting.
Changing
the batteries
1. Get 2 new alkaline batteries type AA, 1.5 V.
2. Within 1 minute: Remove the battery holder, then the batteries, insert the new
batteries and replace the battery holder.
Make certain the old batteries are disposed of properly, in compliance with
environmental requirements.
Front View Receiver
LED Signal Indicator LED Relay Indicator
Orange LED indicates relay is on.
When the LED flashes green
there is a good signal.
When the LED flashes red there
is no signal. SET Button
Pressing this button puts the receiver into
learn mode for learning a transmitter.
RESET Button
Pressing this button will erase all
transmitter codes.
Rear View Room Unit
Learn Button TEST Button
Release learn telegram Used to test transmission.
Configuration instructions for the Siemens RCR10/433 receiver
1. Press and release the SET button. This puts the receiver into learn mode.
2. Press and release the LEARN button on the back of the transmitter.
3. A good signal is indicated by a green flashing LED. No signal is indicated by a red flashing LED.
4. To test the transmission, press the TEST button on the transmitter. This will switch the relay on in
the receiver irrespective of temperature. The RF TEST symbol appears on the thermostat display.
5. An orange LED indicates that the relay is on.
Energy saving tips without sacrificing comfort
● Never allow room temperatures to exceed 21˚C.
● Air out rooms for short periods of time only, but properly, with the windows wide open.
NOTE: Pressing the RESET button will erase all ID codes in the receiver.
The set-up procedure has to be repeated to regain communication.