Euroheat IN1174 Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating Instructions

for the

Multifunction

Remote Control

IN1174

Euroheat Distributors

(H.B.S.) Ltd.,

Unit 2, Court Farm

Business Park,

Bishops Frome,

Worcestershire,

WR6 5AY.

Thermic Distribution

Europe SA,

B-5660 Frasnes-lez-

Couvin,

Belgium.

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WARNING

Important Safety Information

Read this manual thoroughly prior to installing, programming or operating this remote control.

This remote control system requires three (3) AAA and four (4) AA alkaline batteries to power the transmitter

and receiver. This remote control system should only be used as described in this manual. Any other use is not

recommended and will void the warranty.

NEVER LEAVE THE TRANSMITTER HANDSET ON TOP OF THE APPLIANCE AS IT MAY DAMAGE BOTH

THE HANDSET AND THE SURFACE OF THE APPLIANCE.

NOTE

Due to the sensitive temperature monitoring components in the transmitter, it is necessary to allow the transmitter

to stabilize to room temperature before accurate room temperatures are displayed. If the transmitter is activated

from a severe cold condition, allow 15 minutes for accurate temperature readings to appear on the LCD.

Installation

Turn appliance OFF and allow to cool before installing or servicing. Any modiﬁcation of components will void the

warranty and may cause a ﬁre hazard.

Contents

Installation ................................................................................................................... 2

Contents of Kit .............................................................................................................. 3

Features and Speciﬁcations ........................................................................................... 3

Fitting the Remote Control Motor from Remote Kit: MS9174 ........................................ 4

Fitting the Remote Control Motor from Remote Kit: MS9219 ........................................ 5

Batteries ....................................................................................................................... 6

Reciever Plugs............................................................................................................... 8

Testing the Receiver’s Motor Operation ........................................................................ 9

Setting the Display to Show Temperature ................................................................... 10

The Temperature Display ............................................................................................ 11

Low Battery ................................................................................................................. 11

Setting the Auto Temperature .................................................................................... 12

Child Lock .................................................................................................................... 13

If More than One Remote System Within the Same Property ..................................... 14

Optional Transformer .................................................................................................. 15

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Thermostatic HI/LO Remote Control.

This hi/lo remote control system provides a safe, reliable and user-friendly remote control.

The remote can be operated in “Manual” mode by pressing the “ ” button to raise the ﬁring rate or the “ ”

button to reduce the ﬁring rate.

When the “Auto” button is pressed two temperatures are displayed. The upper one, showing the ambient

temperature, and the lower one, showing the set temperature. By pressing the “ ” and “ ” buttons the

set temperature can be raised or lowered. In the “Auto” mode the ﬁring rate of the stove will be increased or

lowered to achieve an ambient temperature matching that of the set temperature.

The initial movement will be made within ﬁve seconds and thereafter at ﬁfteen minute intervals.

The unit will only instigate four consecutive movements in either direction, which will take the stove to its

maximum or minimum ﬁring rate.

Description Qty

Transmitter (Handset) 1

Battery Alkaline AAA

(for transmitter)

3

Receiver (Assembly)

consists of:

Receiver Box

L Bracket with ON/HI OFF/LO Buttons

1

Battery Alkaline AA (for Receiver) 4

Wall Holster 1

Wall Holster Screws 2

Raw Plugs 2

Velcro 1

Installation Instructions 1

Motor with leads and plug 1

Contents of Kit

Features and Speciﬁcations

Contemporary ergonomic style transmitter with large LCD display

Back lit LCD display

Battery powered transmitter and receiver

Easy access front battery door

Preprogrammed for quick installation

Low battery indication

Child proof lockout

Thermal shutdown and out of range shutdown on transmitter

Quick disconnect wiring assembly

Reset switch

Carefully inspect the contents for shipment

damage. If any parts are missing or damaged,

immediately contact the dealer from whom

you purchased the kit. Do not attempt to install

any part of the kit unless all parts are in good

condition.

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Fitting the Remote Control Motor from Remote Kit: MS9174

At the rear of the appliance you will see the

motor ﬁtting bracket. This incorporates a magnet

and the mechanism friction plate.

The friction plate is hinged. To ﬁt the motor this

friction plate needs to be detached from the magnet

and swung to the left.

The motor can now be slipped into place.

The magnet retains the motor.

Connect the electrical lead to the receiver box and

place the receiver box in its holder.

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Fitting the Remote Control Motor from Remote Kit: MS9219

The friction plate is hinged. To ﬁt the motor this friction plate needs to be detached from the magnet and swung

downwards.

The motor can now be slipped into place. The magnet retains the motor.

Connect the electrical lead to the receiver box and

place the receiver box in its holder.

Remove the four screws

securing the facia plate

and the single grub screw

securing the air direction

lever knob.

Slip the motor in from the side, when over the retaining

bracket rotate to the right and lower into place. The motor

is retained by the magnet.

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Batteries

The battery compartment cover is opened by pulling the retaining catch towards the cover and then away from

the body of the handset.

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Positive end inserted

last when ﬁtting

Positive end removed

ﬁrst when replacing

The batteries, three “AAA-RO3 Size 3, 1.5v” are ﬁtted with the positive end, marked with a ” ” symbol, at the

opposite end to the spring. Always ﬁt the batteries by inserting the negative end, marked with a “ “symbol,

against the spring ﬁrst. When removing the batteries the positive end should be lifted out ﬁrst.

Ensure that all the dip

switches are set to the ON

position when ﬁtting the

batteries for the ﬁrst time.

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Ensure that the batteries are ﬁtted the correct way round as the

receiver will not work if incorrectly ﬁtted.

Pull down the two latching levers gently and pull

them away from the receiver, allowing the cover to

pivot downwards and be released.

The batteries supplied with the kit are for test purposes only and will only have a limited life, new batteries

should be ﬁtted as soon as is practical.

Ensure that all the dip

switches are set to the ON

position when ﬁtting the

batteries for the ﬁrst time.

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Clip on the manual override switch

cover plate.

Receiver Plugs

Insert the plug that connects the receiver’s output to the motor with the retaining latch uppermost.

The latch will be heard to click when the plug is fully engaged.

If it becomes neccessary to remove the motor plug the latch should be

squeezed to release the locking mechanism.

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Testing the Receiver’s Motor Operation

Moving the switch on the receiver to its ON position will cause the motor to run

for ten seconds. If the motor is installed in the stove it will drive the stove to its

maximum ﬁring position.

Moving the switch on the receiver to its OFF position will cause the motor to run

for ten seconds. If the motor is installed in the stove it will drive the stove to its

minimum ﬁring position.

Receiver Indicator Light

Moving the switch on the receiver to its RS position will set the receiver to respond to radio signals from the

handset.

The red indicator will ﬂash slowly and continuously when

the batteries are almost exhausted.

The red indicator will ﬂicker when receiving a signal from

the handset.

WARNING

Low battery power in the transmitter or receiver can affect the operation of the remote control in any mode. In

some cases the motor which operates the air ﬂaps may run continuously with low battery conditions. Replace

batteries to stop this occurring.

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Setting the Display to Show Temperature

in Fahrenheit or Centigrade.

The handset will automatically show temperature in fahrenheit unless the

handset is re-programmed to change the display to read centigrade.

To change the display to read temperature in degrees centigrade remove the

back battery access panel and identify the “reset” switch which is to the left of

the “dip switches”.

By carefully inserting, brieﬂy, a ﬁne point, for which the end of an unravelled

paper clip is ideal, the display will show every symbol in its memory for two

seconds and then change to show just the “F” symbol.

Pressing the “ ” button will change this to a

“C” symbol. The handset is now programmed

to display temperature in degrees centigrade

and after a few seconds the display will

show its normal temperature and function

display.

Repeating the above procedure will reset the

handset to read fahrenheit.

TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHART

ºC ºF ºC ºF ºC ºF ºC ºF

0 32.0 10 50.0 20 68.0 30 86.0

1 33.8 11 51.8 21 69.8 31 87.8

2 35.6 12 53.6 22 71.6 32 89.6

3 37.4 13 55.4 23 73.4 33 91.4

4 39.2 14 57.2 24 75.2 34 93.2

5 41.0 15 59.0 25 77.0 35 95.0

6 42.8 16 60.8 26 78.8 36 96.8

7 44.6 17 62.6 27 80.6 37 98.6

8 46.4 18 64.4 28 82.4 38 100.4

9 48.2 19 66.2 29 84.2 39 102.2

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The Temperature Display

All Temperatures Shown in Fahrenheit

The ﬁgures displayed at the top of

the screen give the temperature

detected by the sensor within

the hand set. It is important that

the unit is placed away from the

stove if the sensor is to monitor

the ambient temperature of the

room.

The ﬁgures displayed at the

bottom of the screen give the

temperature the system has

been set to achieve when the

handset has be set to “AUTO”.

When the set point is higher

than the ambient temperature

the system will increase

the stove’s heat output in

increments or hold the stove

at its maximum output.

When the set point is lower than

the ambient temperature the

system will reduce the stove’s

heat output in increments or

hold the stove at its minimum.

When no set point is displayed

the system will only respond to

the manual use of the and

the buttons to raise or lower

the heat output of the stove.

Low Battery

The low battery symbol will display when the batteries are almost exhausted and need replacing.

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By pressing the AUTO button again the set temperature is removed from the

display and the unit will respond only to the commands of the and

buttons, to raise, and to lower, the heat output of the stove.

Setting the Auto Temperature

All Temperatures Shown in Centigrade

Pressing the AUTO button once will display the previously set temperature.

If no further action is taken the unit will control the stove to give this temperature.

To change the temperature setting, press the

button to increase the

temperature or to reduce the temperature setting press the button.

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In Addition to the Displays of Temperature Other Symbols Will Appear.

If the unit is in AUTO mode and the set point is below the ambient temperature a ﬂame symbol will appear to

show that raising the stove’s temperature is in progress.

Whenever the handset communicates with the receiver, to give an instruction,

a broadcast symbol appears. This will appear when the unit is in AUTO mode,

or in manual mode and or buttons are pressed.

Child Lock

By pressing the and buttons simultaneously for three seconds the handset will be “locked” when the

harnessed child symbol is displayed and will not respond to any button being pushed.

The lock can be removed by pressing the and buttons simultaneously for three seconds until the

harnessed child symbol is no longer displayed and the handset will accept instructions from the user.

If the ambient temperature reaches 99 degrees fahrenheit the handset will automatically turn the stove’s

output to minimum, even if the handset is in manual mode.

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If More than One Remote System Within the Same Property

The DIP switches should normally be set with all switches in the “ON” position, in both the handset and the

receiver.

If more than one remote system is to be used in the property the transmitting code can be altered to prevent

interference between them by re-conﬁguring DIP switches “3” and”4” ensuring that their positions are identical

in both the handset and receiver.

DIP switches “1” and “2” must always remain

in the “ON” position. The units will malfunction

if either are put into the “OFF” position.

The conﬁguration of DIP switches “3” and “4”

must correspond to those in the receiver.

DIP switches “1” and “2” must remain in the “ON” position.

The conﬁguration of DIP switches “3” and “4” must correspond to

those in the handset.

Handset Dip Switch Positions

Receiver Dip Switch

Positions

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Optional Transformer

The receiver may also be powered by using a transformer which

may be obtained from your Euroheat Dealer.

Only the transformer supplied by Euroheat should be used with the

remote control kit.

The plug to the receiver ﬁts in the socket

next to the motor wiring plug. The wire from

the plug should be positioned so that it is

as far away from the body of the stove as is

feasibly possible, to avoid it overheating.

The batteries must not be ﬁtted in

the receiver when the transformer is

used.

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Trouble Shooting

Symptom Causes Action

1. LED light on receiver blinking

or battery icon on LCD on

transmitter.

2. LCD display is blank.

3. LCD display shows “funny”

display.

1. Low Battery. 1. Replace batteries. Change

batteries every 6 months.

2. Check battery installation and

replace batteries.

4. Appliance does not come up

after pressing

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on transmitter.

1. Wiring Electrical Connections 1. Check wiring connections.

2. Transmitter measures

temperature exceeding 99

degrees Fahrenheit and shows

“HI” on LCD.

1. Move transmitter to a cooler

place and wait until temperature

drops below 99 degrees.

3. Distance between the

transmitter and receiver is more

than 30 feet.

1. Make sure the operating

distance is less than 30 feet.

4. Dip switches not all in the

corresponding positions either in

the handset or receiver box.

1. Open back of handset and small

panel on top of the receiver and

move all the dip switches to the

corresponding positions.

See page 14.

5. Appliance shuts itself

down without it manually or

thermostatically being asked to

do so.

1. Interference from another radio

signal, i.e., remotely operated

garage doors or similar remote

device within the property or a

taxi radio.

1. Set the stove to maximum burn

rate using the handset manually,

then operate any remote devices

in the property to ascertain which

remote is interfering with the

function of the system. Altering

the dip switches in the handset

and receiver may stop this

interference. See page 14.

NOTE: This equipment had been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

in a residential installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed

and used in accordance with instructions may cause interference to radio communications.

There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. Re-orient or re-locate the

receiving antenna.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Euroheat and Nestor Martin have a policy of continual research and development and reserve the right to modify

its appliances without prior notice.

We make every effort to ensure that the information provided in this document is correct and accurate at the time

of printing. Continued updates occur to adapt documents to customer requirements and appliance changes. For

the latest editions of all Euroheat documentation visit our web site

www.euroheat.co.uk.

We would request that you inform Euroheat of information which you feel is not provided in this document

which would assist other users in the future.

The Euroheat Technical Team

Euroheat IN1174 Operating Instructions Manual

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