9040121B OI-II Telestart T99 - EN
9040121B OI-II Telestart T99 - EN
9040121B OI-II Telestart T99 - EN
Telestart T99
Telestart T99 Webasto Thermo & Comfort SE
Contents
1 About this document ........................................................ 3 11.2 Changing the battery ................................................ 9
1.1 Purpose of the document ......................................... 3 12 Maintenance and handling.................................................9
1.2 Using this document................................................. 3
13 Installation overview Telestart T99 ....................................10
1.3 Use of symbols and highlighting ............................... 3
14 Scope of delivery ..............................................................11
2 Intended use ..................................................................... 3
14.1 Control elements (optional)..................................... 11
3 General safety information ............................................... 3
15 General ...........................................................................12
4 Overview........................................................................... 4
16 Installation .......................................................................12
5 Functional description ....................................................... 4 16.1 Installing the Telestart receiver ................................ 12
6 Setting up a vehicle heating system ................................... 4 16.2 Installing the aerial.................................................. 12
7 Heating or ventilation operating mode .............................. 5 16.3 Installing the ESVT adapter (Telestart wiring harness)
.............................................................................. 13
8 Operating time.................................................................. 5 16.5 Installing the control element.................................. 14
9 Switching the heater or ventilation on and off ................... 6 17 Annex ..............................................................................14
11 Battery ............................................................................. 8
11.1 Battery disposal ........................................................ 9
1 About this document nHand over these Operating and In- 3 General safety
1.1 Purpose of the stallation Instructions to the next information
document owner or user of the device.
DANGER
These Operating and Installation In-
1.3 Use of symbols and
Danger of explosion
structions are part of the product and highlighting
In environments with combust-
provide the user with information on Texts with the symbol refer to separ- ible vapours, flammable dust
the safe operation of the Telestart T99. ate documents which are enclosed or and hazardous goods (e.g., pet-
These Operating and Installation In- are available from Webasto at https:// rol stations, tank facilities, fuel
structions explain all the functions of dealers.webasto.com. store, coal bunkers, timber yard
the control element. nTexts with the symbol refer to or grain warehouses).
Carefully read through and fol- technical features. u Do not switch on or operate
low the heater Operating and nTexts with the symbol or refer to the heater.
Installation Instructions and the possible material damage, risk of ac-
cident or injury. DANGER
safety information contained
Danger of poisoning and suffoc-
therein. nTexts with the symbol describe a ation
NOTE requirement for the following neces-
Do not operate the heater in
The actual availability of these sary action.
closed rooms that do not have
functions depends on each in- nTexts with the symbol describe an an exhaust extraction unit.
stalled heater. action.
u Do not switch on or operate
1.2 Using this document 2 Intended use the heater, also not with pro-
nBefore operating the Telestart T99, The control element Telestart T99 is grammed heating start.
carefully read and follow these Oper- currently approved for the following
ating and Installation Instructions as applications:
well as the operating instructions for Switching Webasto water heaters on
the heater. and off.
DANGER OFF Switching off heater or ventila- When pressing the transmitter, hold it
Risk of injury from the defective tion vertically upwards and do not cover the
unit ON + Changing the operating mode, top (see figure).
Do not operate a defective Tele- OFF see "Heating or ventilation oper- If you determine, since there is no feed-
start T99 and put it out of ser- ating mode" back, that the operating signal has not
vice by removing the fuse: Changing the operating time, reached the vehicle, it frequently helps
- damaged heater see "Operating time" to change your location by a few
u Contact a Webasto service 5 Functional description meters. Reception in built-up areas is
workshop. limited accordingly.
4 Overview NOTE
When retrofitting heaters that
1 are installed ex-works, the range
2
of functions may be limited.
3 Please consult your installation
partner about this.
4 6 Setting up a vehicle
heating system
WHE000077A
NOTE
Depending on the type of
Fig.1 vehicle, the air-conditioning sys-
WHE000104A
1 Housing with 3 Button OFF Fig.2 tem can perform these settings
transmitter automatically or partly autonom-
An optimum signal transmission is
2 Indicator lamp 4 Button ON ously. Ask your specialist dealer
achieved in an open area or from elev-
to explain the optimum settings.
Button Control ated locations. This makes it possible to
ON Switching on heater or ventila- operate the parking heater at distance
u Before switching on the heater (with
tion of approximately 1000 m from the the ignition on), set the vehicle heat-
vehicle. ing system to “warm”.
u Set the vehicle fan to the lowest set- Change operating mode Display operating time
ting (lower power consumption).
7 Heating or ventilation
2x 3x
operating mode
Display operating mode 2x 3x
WHE000077A WHE000077A
Fig.4 Fig.5
u Briefly press the ON and OFF push u Briefly press the ON and OFF push
buttons simultaneously twice within buttons simultaneously three times
WHE000077A
1 s. consecutively.
The indicator lamp changes colour. The LED flashes according to the op-
Fig.3
During the next time when the erating time. Count the number of
u Press and hold the ON and OFF
hand-held transmitter is operated, flashing pulses. The corresponding
push buttons simultaneously.
the heater operates in the selected operating time is specified in the
The indicator lamp lights up; the op-
operating mode until the operating table. Also count the first flashing
erating mode is displayed:
mode changes. pulse that appears immediately after
nRed for heating the third time the ON and OFF push
nGreen for ventilation buttons are pressed.
u Release the ON and OFF push but-
8 Operating time
The operating time of the heater or Set operating time
tons (or after 3 s). u Briefly press the ON and OFF push
The indicator lamp goes out. vehicle fan (ventilation) can be set on
the transmitter in 10-minute incre- buttons simultaneously three times
NOTE consecutively.
ments. The operating time is set to 30
The ventilation function is op- minutes at the factory. The LED flashes according to the set
tional. operating time (see table).
u Press the OFF push button within 10 NOTE 9 Switching the heater
s after the operating time indicator Permanent mode is only suitable or ventilation on and
lights up. for use with continuous opera-
The indicator lamp flashes according
off
tion heaters.
to the next operating time. Switching on heater or ventilation
If using a non-continuous heater,
u Press the OFF push button until the the maximum operating time of
indicator lamp flashes according to the respective heater is used.
the desired operating time.
NOTE
NOTE Reset to default settings.
Save the setting: do not press
u Press the ON and OFF push
any push button or the ON push
buttons simultaneously for at
button for 10 s.
least 10 s. Ignore colour
Flashing Operat- Flashing Operat- changes that occur in the LED. WHE000077A
pulses ing pulses ing time Factory setting: heating mode, Fig.6
(num- time (number) (minutes operating time 30 minutes.
ü Hold the hand-held transmitter ver-
ber) (minute )
tically upward.
s)
u Press the ON push button (> 1 s) un-
1 10 8 80 til the indicator lamp lights up.
2 20 9 90 - The indicator lamp lights up (con-
3 30 10 100 firmation of reception). The operat-
4 40 11 110 ing indicator then flashes until the
5 50 12 120 set operating time is complete. (See
6 60 Lights for Perman- chapter 8 Operating time )
10 s ent mode
7 70
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