DEFA SmartStart Handbuch

SmartStart™

User and installation guide

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SMARTSTART™ 3

ABOUT THE USER GUIDE 3

FUNCTIONS 4

DISPLAY 4

SYMBOLS 5

DISPLAY 6

MAIN SCREEN 6

SETTINGS 7

CLOCK 7

DATE 7

FACTORY SETTINGS 8

5 OR 7 DAY WEEK 8

HEATING SYSTEM 9

SYSTEM CONTROL 9

THERMOSTAT 10

USER NAME 10

AUTOMATIC KEYLOCK 11

LIGHT 11

TEMPERATURE UNITS 12

TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION 12

LANGUAGE 13

SERIAL NUMBER 13

ACCESSORIES 14

CALENDAR 14

STOP WATCH 14

HEATING PROGRAM 15

PROGRAMMING 15

SEPARATE CONNECTION TIMES 16

DATE CONTROLLED CONNECTION TIMES 17

SPECIAL SETTINGS 18

CONTROLLING FUEL SYSTEMS 18

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 19

SPECIFICATIONS 19

HEATING PROGRAM - AUTO 19

HEATING PROGRAM - FUEL AUTO 19

PARTS 20

REPLACING BATTERY 20

MOUNTING 21

CONNECTION DIAGRAM 21

CONNECTION DIAGRAM / relay 22

SUPPORT 23

TROUBLESHOOTING 23

CONTACT 23

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CONTENTS

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SMARTSTART ™

ABOUT THE USER GUIDE

Here is an explanation of the meaning and use of symbols in the user guide.

Important information

 Thewarningtrianglesigniesimportantinformation.

Not necessarily critical information.

Opening screen

Press the black

button 1x in this

screen to get to

the screen on

the right.

Press the black button 6x (the

display shows an Arrow down)

in this screen to get to the

screen on the right

Settings.

? represents the starting point for where

the explanations begin for each setting.

E.g. you must press this button 3x to get

to clock settings.

The opening screen may vary, based on

the selected settings, but the screen will

always contain a large clock in the centre

of the display and the functions Menu

and Mode.

Start sequence

Many of the settings and functions are found in the same main group (See Main screens, page

6). The start sequence can be found at the head of the page in the user guide. The example

belowshowsthemeaningofthebuttonsandhowyoundtheSettings menu from the opening

screen in SmartStart™.

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If the units cannot contact each

other, the display shows the symbol

“crossed out car” and shows data

from the last time RC was in contact

with VU.

SMARTSTART ™

FUNCTIONS

SmartStart™ consists of two units – The hand-held remote control (RC) and vehi-

cle unit (VU). All communication between the units is initiated by RC. In addition to

the key pad lock and “Back light”, all of the settings and data are stored in the VU.

This means that the RC only listens for responses from the vehicle when the RC

itself initiates a communication. Such communication is initiated on the following

occasions.

• TheRCwakesfrominactivity,eitherwhentherightbuttonispushdownin

normal Sleep Mode or by the right button being push down twice in the course

of 1 second if the key pad lock is activated (see Power saving)

• AparameterthatappliestotheVUhasbeenchanged(e.g.PickupTime)

Each time the RC and VU communicate, a complete data set is sent to the RC

(based on which user is active). VU

DISPLAY

The display is a grey scale full-graphic LCD, with a resolution of

80x64 (BxH). All text is presented as black and white (maximum

contrast) with the exception of text in menus that are not available.

The symbols in the display are explained on the next page.

The bottom line in the display shows which functions the buttons

have at the time.

The function of the buttons changes according to where you are.

See next page.

RC= Remote Control, VU=Vehicle Unit.

PickUp time = Retrival time = The time you want

the vehicle to be warm - When you are going to

use the vehicle.

PickUp time – Ior II. Also called Program.

The display shows the next retrieval time. See

page 15 for setting these

showing the next retrieval time, On and

Off (15).

Means that you go one step back

(Undo).

Activates a 7 item sub-menu. Browse with

the down arrow to see the other sub-menus.

Select Ok (left button) to enter sub-menu (6).

Both of the arrow symbols indicate that there

are several options over and under the exist-

ing screen.

An arrow symbol shows that there are options

only in that direction. The arrows are not

shown in this screen if you only have electric

car heating.

SMARTSTART ™

Mode

Centred at the top of the display are the symbols for

retrieval time Ior II with the time. Default retrieval

time is 8 am and 4 pm. (15).

Always on. On is shown with the symbol if the

vehicle is connected to mains power.

Heating is de-activated and remains de-activated.

The upper right corner shows the programmed Pickup time.

Automatic shows that WarmUp connects automatically. The

connection time is then controlled by the ambient temperature

(15).

Heating is turned on 1 hour before programmed Pickup time.

........ 2 hours before programmed Pickup time.

........ 3 hours before programmed Pickup time.

........ 4 hours before programmed Pickup time.

........ Starts the system at the programmed Pickup time I or

II and stays On until the next Pickup time even if you in the

meantime are using the vehicle.

... Is NOT turned on at the programmed Pickup time Ior II

Aut and Aut show that SmartStart™ has been set to control

the engine and compartment heaters independently. E.g. that

the engine heater will start at another time than the compart-

ment heater (16).

Shows that heating is in process

SYMBOLS

Aut

* ( ) = Page reference

Here is a brief explanation of the various display

symbols in DEFA SmartStart™. More

information about these symbols and their

settings can be found on the page number that

is shown in parenthesis (XX).

Heating medium

Shows that the vehicle is not connected

to main power.

Shows that it is in Fuel-based mode

(18).

It is possible to select two different

user set-ups. The default is USER1

and USER2. These can be replaced

byinitialsorotheridentication(10).

USER1

12,7V

Shows battery level.

12:43

Shows clock (7).

Off

DISPLAY

MAIN SCREEN

SUB-MENU

SETTINGS

CLOCK

00:

24:

01:

00:

59:

01:

00:00

Feb

2006

Wednesday

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DATE

This is where you set the correct time. The selected retrieval times relate

to this time.

Clock setting can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu.

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 3x Ok

5 - This is where you use the arrow key to select AM/PM or 24h.

Press Ok when done.

6 - Now you set the time with the up/down arrow key. Change to minutes

setting with Ok and set with the up/down arrow key. Press right button

(back) to change back to time or Ok to store new time.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

This is where you set the date. If you choose the 5 days week (page 8) , it

is important that the date is correct.

Date setting can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 2x Ok

5 - Press 1x Arrow down to Calendar

6 - Press 1x Ok

7 - Select date with Arrow up/down. Accept date with Ok.

SmartStart™ then goes to Month.

8 - Browse with Arrow up/down to the correct month and accept with

Ok. SmartStart™ then goes to Year. Browse with Arrow up/down

to the correct year and accept with Ok. The date is then set.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

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5 or 7 days week= See page 8

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FACTORY SETTINGS

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This is where you select the Factory Settings (default) for SmartStart™

Pickup times. It is only the relevant user (USER1 or USER2) Settings

that are returned to default.

The Factory Settings can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu.

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok.

5 - Press 1x Arrow down to get to Calendar

6 - Press 1x Ok to select Factory settings.

7 - Press 1x Ok to accept Factory settings or right key to undo.

(The display will go back to Factory Setting when Ok)

8 - Go back to the main screen by pressing the right key three times.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

SETTINGS

5 OR 7 DAY WEEK

This is where you select whether the retrieval times should be active in

5 or 7 day weeks. If you select 5 day week the retrieval times are

inactive on Saturdays and Sundays.

The setting can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok.

5 – Press 2x Arrow down to get to “5 OR 7…”

6 - Press 1x Ok to select Setting.

7 – Press 1x Ok to select 5 day week or to change to 7 day week.

8 – Go back to the main screen by pressing the right key 3x.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

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Factory settings = Default . The language wil not be resetted.

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In the case of fuel-based heating, the system will always return

to Off mode after heating. If, however, both Electric and Fuel

have been selected (Combined) as active, the system will

return to Electric after a fuel-based heating.

Electric = The vehicle is connected to mains power through

a cable.

Fuel = A fuel vehicle heating system is installed in the vehicle.

See Special Settings page 18

Combined = Both Electric and Fuel vehicle heating systems

are installed.

HEATING SYSTEMS

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DEFA WarmUp is an electrically powered system and Smartstart™ is

factory set with Electric as default. SmartStart™ is ready to also control

other fuel powered systems, either in conjunction with DEFA WarmUp or

independently.

The Heating System settings can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok.

5 - Press 3x Arrow down to get to Electric

6 - Press 1x Arrow down and select Fuel and Ok to select Fuel.

This assumes that a fuel heating system is installed (Connecting

diagram at page 21).

7 - Press 1x Ok to accept or right key to undo.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

SETTINGS

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SYSTEM CONTROL

DEFA SmartStart™ can be set for independent control of both engine and

compartment heaters. (Heating program page 16). The default setting is

with common control. In other words, the connection time is the same for

engine and compartment heaters.

The System Control can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok

5 - Press 4x on Arrow down to get to System Control.

6 - Press Arrow down and 1x Ok to select Separate Engine/Compart-

ment.Thisassumesthatthetemperaturesensorhasbeenttedinthe

compartment.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

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SETTINGS

THERMOSTAT

It’s possible to use the temperature sensor as an thermostat in the

compartment or the engine room. This function requires that the System

Control (9) is set to Separate Engine/Compartment.

The Thermostat settings can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok

5 - Press 5x Arrow down to get to Thermostat

6 - Press 1x Arrow up and select Enable and Ok or press

arrow 1x to get to Congure. Select Ok

7 - Select max engine temperature Ok or Arrow down and Ok to select

Min. compartment temperature.

Max temp engine: (10-80oC). The thermostat turns off heating at the

set temperature. Re-connects at 5ºC below the set temperature.

Min temp cabin: Connects the compartment (cabin) temperature

when the temperature falls below the set temp. Disconnects at 2

degrees above the set temp.

8 - Set the temperature with Arrow up or down and press Ok to store the

selection or back without storing with the right button.

9 - Remember to activate the Thermostat by pressing Ok when the

display are showing Enable.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

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USER NAME

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DEFASmartStart™allowsyoutostoretwodifferentuserproles,which

may be appropriate when several people use the same vehicle. Default

valuesforuserprolesareUSER1 and USER2. This is how they are

changed:

User Name settings can be found under Settings.

1 - Activate SmartStart™

2 - Press 1x Menu

3 - Press 6x Arrow down to go to Settings.

4 - Press 1x Ok

5 - Press 6x Arrow down to get to User Name

6 - Press 1x Arrow down and select USER1 and select Ok to get

to Settings

7 - Browse with Arrow up/down to choose the letters, symbols or

 guresintheblackeld.GoontothenexteldwithOk and select the

 nextletter,symbolorgure.Thereareatotalof6eldsthatcanbe

used to name a user.

If you press the right key according to point 4, the setting process is

interrupted.

You can switch user under the menu Users.

To get there press 1x Menu , 1x Arrow down and 1x Ok.

Switch user by using Arrow up/down and press Oktoconrm.

Tip:LeaveblackaeldandcontinuebypressingOk.

If you are using the temp. sensor as a interior thermostat, a temp. sen-

sor in the VU unit will control the Aut program for the engine heater.

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