• Periods can be programmed from the thermostat or the application
• It is possible to create 7 daily programs of 6 periods each.
• The setting will define the start of the period.

In our examples, we define the 4 periods as follows

• From 7:00 to 12:00, the thermostat is set to 17°C
• From 12:00 to 14:00, the thermostat is set to 19°C
• From 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the thermostat is set to 17°C.
• From 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., the thermostat is set to 19°C.

• If the thermostat is not connected, it will be necessary to set the time and date manually.
• If the thermostat is connected, the time and date will be set automatically.
• To set the date, press

• The indication d : XX will appear on the thermostat. The XX represents the day.
• Press the up or down arrow to set the day.
• Then press to confirm.

• The indication rn : XX will appear on the thermostat. The XX represents the month.
• Press the up or down arrow to adjust the month.
• Then press to confirm.

• The year appears on the thermostat
• Press the up or down arrow to adjust the year.
• Then press to confirm.

• The time appears on the thermostat
• Press the up or down arrow to adjust the time.
• Then press to confirm.
• Press the up or down arrow to adjust the minutes.
• Then press to confirm.
• Press to exit the menu.

• To enter programming mode, press PRG once.
• If not set in this mode, the sensor automatically exits its programming mode.

• The number flashing corresponds to the day of the week selected for the program.
• Press the up or down arrow to set the day.
• In our example, the number 7 corresponds to Sunday.
• Then press to confirm.

• The first step sets the trigger period for period 1 of the selected day (Sunday).
• Press the up or down arrow to adjust the time.
• Then press to confirm.

In our example

• Press the down arrow to set the clock to 7:00 a.m.

• The second step sets the trigger temperature for period 1 of the selected day (Sunday).
• Press the up or down arrows to adjust the temperature.
• Then press to confirm.

In our example

• Turn the central dial to set the temperature to 17°C

• You then move on to the 2nd period of day 7 (Sunday).
• Press the up arrow or the down arrow to set the trigger period for period 2 of day 7 (Monday).
• Press to set the time
• Press the up or down arrows to set the trigger temperature for period 2 of day 7 (Monday).
• Press to set the temperature
• Do the same for period 3 and period 4 of day 7.

In our example

• Period 2 starts at 12:00 at 19°C
• Period 3 starts at 2:00 pm at 17°C
• Period 4 starts at 6:00 pm at 19°C
• Unused period 5 should be set to 23:58 at 19°C
• Unused period 6 should be set to 23:59 at 19°C

• Make the desired settings using the same method for the 4 periods of the :
• day 1 (monday)
• day 2 (tuesday),
• day 3 (wednesday),
• day 4 (thursday)
• day 5 (friday)
• day 6 (saturday)

• Once programmed, briefly press to display the program number on the thermostat.
• This activates the programming mode.

You can also create programs from within the application.

• Open the AvidsenHome application

• Select your thermostat

If your thermostat does not appear, please follow the tutorial“Wifi connection 127062 “.

• Select “Weekly programming”.

• Select the day corresponding to the desired program and choose the period to be modified.

• Set the start of your period and the desired temperature by sliding the selection wheel downwards.
• Click on “Save” to validate the period.

• Do the same for all the desired periods and click on the arrow at the top left to return to the previous menu.

• Once programmed, you will need to activate the program mode.
• Click on “Mode” on the thermostat home page.
• Plus select “Auto” and confirm.