Re: [89attendees] temperature in rooms Re: When does the IETF network officially come up?

[Brian E Carpenter <[e-mail]>]

Jen,

> when I press "up" button the display
> shows '25' for a minute and then drops back to horrible '21 degree' :((

Press *and hold* the "up" button for what seems like a long time.
A quick press is ignored. But it does revert to the measured
temperature; the demanded temperature only shows for a few seconds.

I bet you thought 'Fawlty Towers' was satire. It was actually a
documentary.

Regards
   Brian

On 02/03/2014 23:26, Jen Linkova wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Brian E Carpenter
> <[e-mail]> wrote:
>   >> I found my room stiflingly hot when I came in, but I discovered that
>>> the controls on the wall are supposed to be sensitive to whether
>>> anyone is in the room.  It turns out that there's a button on the
>>> thermostat that tells it "ignore the sensor",
>> But pressing it doesn't seem to change any state on the display, so
>> how do you know which state it's in?
> 
> It should change the state - there is a pictogram in the right bottom
> corner (AFAIR):
> smth looking like a square and as you press the button there is a
> human figure pictogram (dis)appearing inside that box.
> 
>> In my room the temperature sensor is wrong. It thinks it is about 4
>> degrees C warmer than it really is, so you have to set the demanded
>> temperature about 4 degrees higher than you want. Maybe other rooms
>> are wrongly calibrated in the other direction. You also need to set
>> the fan on (and that does show on the LCD).
> 
> 
> Interesting...In my room all my attempts to increase the temperature
> failed: when I press "up" button the display
> shows '25' for a minute and then drops back to horrible '21 degree' :((
> 
>