WAREMA Controls WAREMA Comfort Timer

WAREMA Controls 

WAREMA Comfort Timer 

Operating and installation instructions 

(Keep for future use) 

Valid from 1st December 2011 

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General Information 

General Information 

The publication of this catalogue supersedes 

all previous corresponding documentation. 

We reserve the right to make 

alterations in the interest of technical 

progress. Considerable care was taken 

in producing the text and graphics in this 

documentation. No liability is accepted 

for any errors which may nevertheless 

exist in this documentation, nor for 

the consequences of any such errors. 

Safety information 

For detailed information, please refer to 

the relevant user or installation instructions. 

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© 2007, WAREMA Renkhoff SE

Contents 

General......................................................................................................4 

Safety information....................................................................................5 

Installation.................................................................................................9 

Disassembly............................................................................................14 

Operation in display mode...................................................................17 

Notes on operation / display...............................................................18 

Explantion of symbols...........................................................................19 

Programming......................................................................................... 21 

Setting the time / date......................................................................... 22 

Setting the product............................................................................... 23 

Train......................................................................................................... 25 

Time switch control............................................................................... 26 

Dawn/dusk control................................................................................31 

Software version/factory settings...................................................... 37 

Maintenance and cleaning.................................................................. 38 

Liability.................................................................................................... 38 

Disposal.................................................................................................. 38 

Technical data....................................................................................... 39 

User information.................................................................................... 40 

Troubleshooting......................................................................................41 

Appendix................................................................................................ 44 

Notes........................................................................................................47 

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General 

Thank you for purchasing the WAREMA Comfort Timer! 

The WAREMA Comfort Timer is a time switch with floating output 

designed specifically for actuating sun protection blinds, in 

particular roller shutters as well as external and internal venetian 

blinds. These can be actuated automatically using an integrated 

time switch control. Equipment features: 

• Floating output 

• Freely programmable weekly timer 

• Random operation 

• Dawn/dusk control using a dawn/dusk sensor or astro program 

• Automatic conversion between summer/winter time 

• Integrated EWFS receiver 

Carry out the following steps in the sequence given to ensure 

problem-free operation: 

• Please read these instructions carefully 

• Once you have read the instructions, install the device and 

connect the power supply 

• Program the WAREMA Comfort Timer 

• Train the transmitter in the WAREMA Comfort Timer 

• Check that the system is functioning correctly 

Package contents: 

• WAREMA Comfort Timer (consisting of power unit and control 

panel) 

• Transport protection 

• Operating and installation instructions 

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We have developed and tested the WAREMA Comfort Timer following 

the fundamental safety requirements. 

Nonetheless, some risks remain! 

For this reason, please read these instructions before setting up 

and operating the control! 

Keep these instructions for future use! 

The safety information in these instructions are marked with warning 

symbols. Depending on the respective danger potential, they 

have the following hierarchic structure: 

DANGER 

warns of an immediately threatening dangerous situation. 

Possible consequences may include serious 

injuries and even death (personal injury), property or 

environmental damage. 

WARNING 

warns of a possibly dangerous situation. Possible 

consequences may include light or serious injuries 

and even death (personal injury), property or environmental 

damage. 

CAUTION 

Reminder to be careful. 

Possible consequences of negligence may include 

property damages. 

The following pictograms and symbols may have been 

affixed to the control unit itself or to the connected devices 

alerting you to potential dangers: 

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WARNING 

against dangerous electrical currents! 

CAUTION 

Components endangered by electrostatic charges! 

Intended use 

Warning 

It is important to comply with these instructions in the 

interest of personal safety. Incorrect installation may 

lead to serious injury! 

The device has been developed to control sun protection devices 

and is intended for interior installation. 

The approval of the manufacturer must be obtained 

for uses outside of the purposes listed here! The consequences 

of unintended use may include personal 

injuries of the user or of third parties as well as property 

damages to the control itself, to connected devices 

or moveable mechanical parts of the entire system. 

Therefore use our product only as intended! 

Target group 

These instructions are intended for persons installing the WARE- 

MA Comfort Timer including all necessary components and for 

persons operating, programming or setting up the control. 



WARNING 

Mounting, connection, set-up or operation by persons 

who are not sufficiently qualified and informed can 

cause severe damage to the system or even damage 

to persons! 

Installation and commissioning may therefore only be performed 

by properly trained qualified technicians! These technicians must 

be able to recognize dangers that may be caused by the mechanical, 

electrical or electronic equipment! 

Persons installing or connecting the control must know and have 

understood the content of these instructions. 

Retrofitting and modifications 

The WAREMA Comfort Timer has been safely designed and 

constructed by our company. All required settings are made 

at initial commissioning. Modification of the unit parameters is 

only required if the characteristics of the control unit need to be 

adjusted, something is changed in the sensor equipment, or the 

control unit itself is replaced. 

WARNING 

Retrofitting and modifications may impact the safety 

of the system or reduce its effectiveness! Possible 

consequences may include death, serious or light injuries, 

property or environmental damages. 

Contact us or your specialist dealer therefore before retrofitting or 

changing the system or the unit parameters if you cannot find any 

information on the corresponding topic in the control unit documentation. 

This is the only way to ensure trouble-free retrofitting/ 

modification. 

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Safe working 

Whenever you intend to carry out work on motor-operated windows 

or building facades on which motor-operated sun protection 

products are installed, carry out the following steps first: 

Switch the system to a de-energized state first of all! 

Make sure that the system has been sufficiently secured against 

unauthorized or unintentional reactivation! 

In any case, use suitable safety devices for personal protection! 

Never place or store any items in the motion area of automatically 

operated mechanisms (e.g. ladder to the house wall with articulated 

arm awning)! 

WARNING 

Danger conditions, malfunctions and property damage 

to the system are possible due to improperly 

executed mounting, connection, repair or maintenance 

work! 

Such work may only be carried out by the service department 

or by authorized qualified personnel! 

Only use such spare/replacement parts for maintenance 

or repair work that have been approved by the manufacturer 

of the system. 

WARNING 

Dangerous situations, malfunctions and property 

damages to the unit are possible by cutting connections 

during operation! All connection are required 

for proper operation of the control unit. 



Therefore switch off the entire system before attaching 

or detaching connecting lines! 

WARNING 

Danger to life and property damage through sudden 

movement of the mechanism! 

Installation 

Follow the points below in the order given: 

• First determine where the individual components are to be 

mounted. Use the instructions given in this chapter to do this. 

• Then determine which cables are required to connect the 

components with one another. To do this, please refer to the 

"Wiring diagrams" chapter. Lay the relevant lines. Do not use 

lines of a larger size than specified. It is advisable to use conduits 

when laying the motor line. 

• Mount and wire the individual components. 

• Check the wiring before switching on the power supply to 

the control. 

• Then commission the unit. The control will now be ready to 

use. The steps required for commissioning are explained in 

detail in the Commissioning chapter. 

• Check the correct running direction of the sun protection by 

pressing the "Up" and "Down" buttons on the control. 

• Then adjust the functioning of the system to the ambient conditions 

and special requirements. 

Caution 

Electrical equipment must be mounted to ensure ease 

of access (VDE 0100)! 

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Installation 

For flush mounting, the WAREMA Comfort Timer requires roughly 

the same area as a wall-mounted switch and a deep flush-fitted 

wall box. The dimensions can be found in figure 6. The control 

may only be fitted in interior areas, in dry and easily accessible 

locations. Choose a mounting position so that... 

• The WAREMA Comfort Timer can be operated ergonomically 

at all times 

• There are no strong heat sources (e.g. radiators, chimney 

walls) in the vicinity. 

• Avoid any position where direct sunlight will shine onto the 

device as this can affect the legibility of the display. 

• Work through the points given below in the order given, noting 

the following diagrams: 

Handling the spring terminals: 

Fig. 1 Connecting and disconnecting the line connections 

After removing the insulation on the wires, these are pressed into 

the terminal (1), until the insulation on the wires enters the terminal 

and the line is securely held in the terminal (2). To disconnect 

the line, the relevant unlock button needs to be pressed in using 

a screwdriver as far as it will go, and the line then removed from 

the terminal (3). 


Installation 

Power unit 

Control panel 

Fig. 2 Installation 

• Before mounting, the transport protection (cardboard between 

the control panel and the power unit) must be removed! 

Do not fit the control panel onto the power unit in an unassembled 

state! 

• Connect the lines in accordance with the wiring diagram 

(connecting the spring terminals, see fig.1). Fitted on the outside 

using casing screws or screws and anchors. 

• Fit the control panel. 

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Installation 

4x 

A 

Fig. 3: 

Wall mounting 

• Use appropriate anchors and screws for mounting. 

• The screw heads must be screwed in flush to the mounting 

plate otherwise the control panel will not fit correctly. 

• If preferred, the device can also be screwed onto the flushfitted 

wall box. 

Note: Screws and anchors are not included. 


Installation 

1 = white 

2 = black 

1 2 

Fig. 4: 

Connecting the dusk/dawn sensor 

• If you are using the dawn/dusk sensor, connect this to 

the rear of the WAREMA Comfort Timer control panel. Observe 

the colours on the connection cable. If the wire are 

connected incorrectly, the brightness evaluation function will 

not work. Insert the connecting cable around the strain relief 

through the relevant hole in the enclosure. The connecting 

cable can be extended by up to 10 m. 

• Fasten the dusk/dawn sensor to the window pane. The glass 

surface must be clean and free of grease. 

• Then fit the control panel onto the power unit. When you have 

connected the dusk/dawn sensor, ensure tha the connecting 

cable is not trapped! 

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Disassembly 

• For disassembly, grip the time switch on points 1 and 2. 

• Then remove the device from the wall holder in direction 3. 

Please refer to the following diagrams in this regard: 

1 

3 

2 

Fig. 5: 

Disassembly 


Dimensions 

80.0 mm 

54.0 mm 

80.0 mm 

Fig. 6: 

Dimensions 

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Wiring diagram 

M 1~ 

PE N 

H05RR - F4G0.75mm 2 black 

1 2 3 

1 2 3 

Plug-and-socket connection 

X2 

3 

2 

230 V AC 50 Hz / 6 A 

power cable 

from customer 

PE 

N 

L 

1 

2 

1 

C 

N 

L 

X1 

Fig. 7: 

Wiring diagram 


Operation in display mode 

1 

Mo 

S 

2 

8 

5 

6 

7 

Menu 

3 

4 

Fig. 8: Operating and display elements 

You are in display mode when the time is displayed on the display 

(1) and the colon between the hour and minutes display is 

flashing. The control buttons have the following functions in display 

mode: 

2 "Up" button raises the sun protection. 

3 "Stop" button stops a move command. 

4 "Down" button lowers the sun protection. 

8 Function buttons: 

button : Switches the time switch control on and off 

button : Switches the dawn/dusk control on and off 

button : Display of the last cause 

5, 7 "Back", "Forwards" button ( ): The menu options can be 

changed in setting mode using these buttons. No function in 

display mode. 

6 Button [Menu]: This button takes you into setting mode. Once 

in that mode, the operating buttons have different functions; 

please see the "Programming" chapter for more information. 

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Notes on operation / display 

These operating instructions use certain symbols and designations, 

which are explained on the next few pages. In both operating 

modes (display mode and setting mode) the symbols have 

different meanings. These are shown in a clear table format on 

the next few pages. Please refer to these pages if you need additional 

help with any of the symbols displayed. 

1 

Mo 

2 

S 

3 

Fig. 9: The display in display mode 

1 Display of the current weekday 

2 Display of the current time 

3 Display of the next switch time when another later time has 

been set for the same day. 

Menu 

1 

2 

Menu 

Set 

Fig. 10: The display in setting mode 

1 Setting range: Values that can be changed will flash. 

2 Display of the setting menu currently selected. If one of the 

buttons is pressed in setting mode, the menus can be 

selected in sequence. 


Explantion of symbols 

Symbol 

[Mo] [Tu] 

[We] [Th] [Fr] 

[Sa] [Su] 

Meaning in display 

mode 

Current weekday, 

display [Mo]... [Su] 

Meaning in setting 

mode 

Weekday 

[Mo - Su] - Calendar week 

[Mo - Fr] - Working week 

[Sa Su] - Weekend 

Time switch active Setting the time switch 

Automated random function 

active 

Setting the automated 

random function 

Dawn/dusk control 

via astro active 


via sensor active 

Upward movement Setting the time to raise 

the sun protection 

Downward movement Setting the time to lower 

the sun protection 

[S] 

Summertime currently 

active 

[ ] Switch time switch on 

and off 

[ ] Switch dawn/dusk control 

on and off 

[ ] The last cause and direction 

of movement is 

displayed while this button 

is pressed 

Activate/deactivate automatic 

summer/winter 

time conversion 

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Explantion of symbols 

Symbol Meaning in display 

mode 

Meaning in setting 

mode 

[Menu] Setting mode is opened 

when this button is 

pressed 

Setting mode is closed 

when this button is 

pressed 

When this button is 

pressed, the settings 

are seleced in ascending 

order 


pressed, the settings are 

seleced in descending 

order 


pressed, an "up" movement 

is triggered 


pressed, the set values 

are increased; if the button 

is held down, the 

values increase more 

quickly. 


pressed, a movement is 

stopped 


pressed, the setting 

is saved 


pressed, an "down" 

movement is triggered 


pressed, the set values 

are decreased; if the 

button is held down, the 

values decrease more 

quickly. 

[Set] - When this button is 

pressed: A setting is being 

saved 


Programming 

Note: The flashing symbols on the display are given below in 

grey. 

To change the settings, you need to change to setting mode; to 

do this press the [Menu]: 

Menu 01 

The menu number is shown above the text 

Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su [Menu] , in the menu [01] example opposite. 

The (previous menu) and (next 

menu) buttons can be used to display the 

menus in sequence. 

Menu 

Set 

When this button is pressed briefly: 

The next or previous menu is displayed. 

Pressing the button for longer than 1 

second: The menu numbers are scrolled 

through quickly. 

Values that can be changed are always displayed flashing. You 

can then change the value using the buttons or . If you want 

to save your settings, press the button, and the set value will 

stop flashing. 

The buttons (previous menu) and (next menu) can then be 

used to scroll through to the previous or the next menu, and the 

next value that can be changed will flash. If you want to exit setting 

mode again, press the [Menu] button. 

The WAREMA Comfort Timer will then go back into display mode. 

If there are no further inputs within three minutes, the WAREMA 

Comfort Timer will automatically go back to display mode. If any 

setting made has not been saved, this will be lost. 

A list of menus can be found in the chapter "Appendix". 

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Setting the time / date 

In menus 11 to 16 you can set the time, automatic conversion 

between summer/winter time, and the date. 

Menus 11 to 12 Set time 

Press or hold the [Menu] button followed 

by the button until menu 11 appears. 

Set the current hour using the or buttons 

and save using the button. Then, in 

menu 12, set and save the current minute. 

Menu 

Set 

Menu 13 

S 

Summer/winter time conversion 

The changeover is carried out in menu 13. 

Change the current settings using the 

or buttons and save using the button: 

[On] The timer switches over automatically 

between summer time and winter time. 

Menu 

Set 

[OFF] The timer does not switch over automatically 

between summer time and 

winter time. 

Menus 14 to 16 

Set date 

Press the button, menu 14 will appear. 

Set the current calendar day using the 

or buttons and save using the button. 

Then set the month in menu 15 and set 

the year in menu 16, and save. 

Set 

Menu 

• Press the [Menu] button to exit setting mode. This completes 

the process. 


Setting the product 

In menus 17 to 19 you can set your product to be controlled. 

Here you can choose between permanent mode and radio time 

mode, to set the run time and the turn time. If you want to operate 

a roller shutter or an awning with this control, we recommend 

using the PM - permanent mode setting. This setting means 

that the blind goes into lock mode immediately when the button 

is pressed, until the end of the run time. For external venetian 

blinds, please use the RTM - radio time mode setting. This setting 

means the blind can be turned by pressing the button briefly, and 

lock mode can be started with the run time when the button is 

held down. 

Menu 17 




The mode currently set will flash [PL]. 

Set the mode required using the or 

buttons and save using the button. 

Menu 

Set 


the process. 

Menu 18 

Setting the runtime 



Set the required run time in seconds using 

the or buttons (max. 300 sec) and 

save using the button. 

Menu 

Set 

Tip: Holding down the or button will increase or decrease 

the value more quickly. 

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In menu 19 you can set the turn time. After the run time elapses, 

the blind is acuated for this time in the opposite direction. 

This means that with external venetian blinds, for example, 

the slats are turned or with roller blinds, these are moved to viewing 

slits (in lengthwise direction). 

Menu 19 

Setting the turn time 



Set the required turn time in 0.1 seconds 

using the or buttons (max. 3.0 sec) 

and save using the button. 

Menu 

Set 

Tip: If a situation arises where the sun protection is not to be 

turned, press the button again during the run time. 


Train 

In menus 7 to 10 you can now train up to four EWFS transmitters 

on your WAREMA Comfort Timer. 

Menus 07 to 10 Training transmitter 1 



The three figure display flashing indicates 

that the device is ready for training. With 

a multi-channel transmitter, first select 

the channel to which the WAREMA Comfort 

Timer is to respond. Then press the 

Set 

learn button "L" on the transmitter. Once 

Menu 

the display has changed, the transmitter 

has been detected. Save using the button. 

Other transmitters can be trained in 

menus 8-10. 

To delete a transmitter, open the transmitter you want to delete in 

menus 7-10. Use the or buttons to set the display [---] and 

save using the button. 

Tip: You can only operate the sun protection using the handheld 

transmitter displayed. If you want to delete a hand-held 

transmitter, for example, you can check in advance which 

menu the required hand-held transmitter is saved in, and 

then delete it. 

Note: The function keys A, B, C on the hand-held transmitter do 

not have a function on the WAREMA Comfort Timer. 

Note: The WAREMA range includes transmitters in an enclosure 

for wall mounting. These wall-mounted transmitters have 

exactly the same functions as the hand-held transmitters 

described here and can be used as an alternative or in 

addition. 

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Time switch control 

The time switch control is a comfort function which allows the sun 

protection to be raised or lowered at a specific time. Switch times 

can be set: 

• For one day individually (Monday to Sunday) [Mo], [Tu], [We], 

[Th], [Fr], [Sa], [Su] 

• For an entire working week together (Monday to Friday) 

[Mo-Fr] 

• For an entire calendar week together (Monday to Sunday) 

[Mo-Su] 

• For the weekend together (Saturday and Sunday) [Sa-Su]. 

The settings for the time switch control are carried out in menus 

01 to 06. 

Time switch control application example: 

• The sun protection will be raised at 8:00 hours and lowered 

at 18:00 hours Monday to Friday. 

• The sun protection will not be moved at exactly the same 

time, however: To protect against break-ins, the time is varied 

randomly by approx. 30 minutes. 

The time switch control is programmed in menus 01 to 06: 



Menu 01 

Mo Tu We Th Fr 

Menu 

Set 

Select weekdays 

First select the weekdays for which you 

want to set the time switch commands. In 

our example, we select all weekdays. Note 

the top row (weekdays): Press button or 

until [Mo Tu We Th Fr] (weekdays) flashes 

on the display. Save the setting using the 

button. The following settings are available: 

[Mo] A single weekday. The following time 

switch commands are only set for that 

one day. 

[Sa Su] The following time switch commands 

are only set for the weekend. 

[Mo Tu We Th Fr] The following time switch 

commands are set for all weekdays. 

[Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su] The following time 

switch commands are set for all days. 

Tip: If a setting is saved, the adjustable value will stop flashing. 

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Menu 

Set 

Setting a "lower" switch time 

Press the button until menu 02 appears. 

On the left-hand side, the symbol 

("lower" move command) is shown, and at 

the same time the display [Hour] will flash. 

Set the hour [22] using the or button 

and save using the button. Then set 

and save the minute [00]. 

Tip: If no "lower" move command is required, you will need to set 

the value [--] in menus 02 and 03 (comes before [00] and 

after [23]). 



Menu 

Set 

Setting a "raise" switch time 

Press the button until menu 04 appears. 

On the top row, the symbol 

("raise" move command) is shown, and at 

the same time the display [Hour] will flash. 

Set the hour [08] using the or button 

and save using the button. Then set 

and save the minute [00]. 

Tip: If no "raise" move command is required, you will need to set 

the value [--] in menus 04 and 05 (comes before [00] and 

after [23]). 



Menu 06 

Menu 

Set 

Automated random function 

You can activate the automated random 

function here. Press the [Menu] button until 

menu 06 appears. In the display, the symbol 

(random) will be displayed, and at 

the same time the display [OFF] will flash. 

Use the buttons or to select the command 

[ON] and save using the button. 

Example: 

[OFF] The automated random function is 

switched off 

[ON] The sun protection will be raised and 

lowered randomly between 30 minutes 

earlier and 30 minutes later; in our example 

between 17:30 hours and 18:30 hours. 

The active automated random function changes all set switch 

times differently on a daily basis in the range from +/- 30 min, 

giving the impression that someone is lowering and raising the 

sun protection manually. 


the process. 

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Useful notes 

Tip: If you know that you will want to use the same switch times 

each day, with perhaps just a few exceptions, you can 

also set the switch times for an entire calendar week first. 

Then change only the switch time for the exceptions. 

Tip: The settings made for an entire calendar week [Mo Tu We Th Fr 

Sa Su] overwrite all switch times for individual days. Settings 

made for a working week [Mo-Fr] overwrite all switch times 

for individual days [Mo], [Tu], [We], [Th], [Fr] ! The settings made 

for the weekend [Sa Su] overwrite all switch times for the individual 

days [Sa] and [Su]. The display [uu:uu] means that the 

values already set for the individual days are different. 

Tip: The automated time switch and dawn/dusk control functions 

have the same priority. The relevant switch command depending 

on which automated function is triggered first. 



The dawn/dusk control allows the sun protection to be lowered at 

dusk. If the automated function is switched on and set correctly, 

the switch command is carried out daily at dusk. The automated 

function has two operating modes: 

1. Dawn/dusk control controlled by the astro function: 

The "Astro" operating mode controls the WAREMA Comfort Timer 

according to astronomic data for sunset time (relative to your 

location and the current calendar day), and triggers a "lower" 

move command. You can also set whether or not the move command 

is to be brought forward or extended by up to 60 minutes 

(difference time, menu 22). For this function, the date, time and 

location must be set correctly and the automatic conversion of 

summer and winter time needs to be activated. 

2. Dawn/dusk control with brightness sensor: 

The "Sensor" operating mode: If you have purchased the optional 

dusk sensor, available separately, the automated function will 

lower the sun protection at an adjustable lower brightness limit 

value (menu 23). 

Note: The automated function does not raise the sun protection 

again in the morning. The sun protection can either 

be raised via the time switch control or manually. The 

automated function cannot be programmed separately for 

individual days. 

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Switching on the dawn/dusk control 

Mo 

( ) 

( ) 

Menu 

Press the [ ] button. Depending on the 

setting (menu 21), either the symbol for 

dawn/dusk control with astro function or 

the symbol for dawn/dusk control with 

dusk sensor will be shown on the display. 

The dawn/dusk control is switched on. 



Astro function application example: 

• The sun protection is to be lowered at dusk. You are not using 

the dusk sensor and are using the astro function. 

• The sun protection should not be lowered at exactly the time 

of sunset, however, but 30 minutes later instead (difference 

time). 

Then activate the astro function: 

Menu 21 

Switching on the astro function 

Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Press or hold the [Menu] button followed 

Menu 

Set 


Either the text [060] for Frankfurt/Main or 

another three digit figure will be shown on 

the display. Please set your location using 

the or buttons. For Germany, the first 

digit is a zero, and the other digits are the 

first two digits of your postal code. Example: 

For Würzburg with the postal code 

97070 you need to set [097]. Then save 

using the button. Examples: 

[000] The astro function is switched off. 

The dawn/dusk control is controlled via 

the optional dusk sensor available separately, 

if that device is connected. 

[Other number] The astro function is switched 

on. 

Note: If the WAREMA Comfort Timer is not being used in Germany, 

you will find in the appendix a table with the the 

most important international cities along with the relevant 

code number. Set the code number for the city closest to 

your location. 

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Then set the difference time: 

Note: The next menu 22 only appears if the astro function has 

been selected in menu 21. 

Menu 22 

Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su 

Set 

Menu 

Setting the difference time 



Either the text [--] or another two digit figure 

will be shown on the display. Use the 

or buttons to set the difference time. 

Example: So that the sun protection is lowered 

30 minutes after sunset, you need to 

set [30]. Then save using the button. 

Examples: 

[--] The difference function is switched off. 

[Positive number] The sun protection is only 

lowered after sunset. The delay can be set 

between 1 and 60 minutes. 

[Negative number] The sun protection is lowered 

before sunset. The advance movement 

can be set between 1 and 60 minutes. 

Dusk sensor application example: 

• The sun protection is to be lowered at dusk. To do this, you 

are using the dusk sensor. This is correctly connected and 

fitted to the window. 

The astro function must be switched off for the brightness to be 

recorded correctly via the dusk sensor: 



How to switch off the astro function: 

Menu 21 


Menu 

Set 

Switching off the astro function 

Press or hold the [Menu] button followed by 

the button until menu 21 appears. Use 

the or buttons to set the number [000] 

and save using the button . 

[000] The astro function is switched off. 

The dawn/dusk control is controlled via 

the optional dusk sensor available separately, 

if that device is connected. 

Then set the dusk limit value after which you want the roller shutter 

to be lowered: 

Menu 23 


Setting the dusk limit value 



Use the or buttons to set a dusk limit 

value (see table on next page) and save 

using the button. 

Menu 

Set 

Menu 24 

Menu 

Set 

Displaying the dusk value 

With the dawn/dusk control and sensor 

switched on, press or hold the [Menu] button 

followed by the button until menu 

24 appears. Here you can read off the 

brightness currently being measured. 

"uu" means that the dawn/dusk control is 

switched off. 

Note: If you have not switched off the astro function, menus 23 

and 24 are not visible. 

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Tip: The dusk limit value can be set in 15 stages between 0 and 

500 Lux. If the set value is not reached for at least 10 minutes 

for the dusk setting being used, the sun protection is 

lowered. The setting [01] should be avoided wherever possible 

because the sun protection may not otherwise be moved 

at all, as for example the light from a street light would 

enough to block the movement because the limit value will 

always be reached. With the setting [15] on the other hand, 

the sun protection will be lowered at the dusk point being 

used: 

Value set Dawn/dusk control responds 

to a brightness level of 

00 Dawn/dusk control not in 

effect 

01 less than 33 Lux 
















Software version/factory settings 

The software version is shown in menu 20 

Menu 20 

Press or hold the [Menu] button followed by 

the button until menu 20 appears. The 

software version will be shown. 

Menu 

Loading the factory settings 

You can load the factory parameters in menu 25. All parameters 

are overwritten with the factory settings. 

Menu 25 



Confirm with the button. When the display 

[clr] is no longer flashing, the factory 

settings have been reloaded. 

Menu 

Set 

Note: All changed settings will be lost. 

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Maintenance and cleaning 

There are no parts within the device that require maintenance. 

Clean the enclosure with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use any 

scouring agents, solvents or steam cleaners! 

Liability 

Failure to comply with the product information in these instructions 

and use of the device in a manner that contravenes its 

intended use and purpose may result in the manufacture refusing 

to honour warranty claims for product damage. In this case, liability 

for consequential harm to persons or damage to property 

will also be excluded. Follow also the instructions in the operating 

manual of your sun shading system. The automatic or manual 

operation of the sun shading system when iced over as well as 

using the sun shading system during severe weather may cause 

damages and must be prevented by the user by taking suitable 

precautions. Note: The device meets the requirements for use in 

domestic and business premises. 

Disposal 

After its use, the device must be disposed of according to legal 

regulations or returned to your local recycling centre! 


Technical data 

WAREMA Comfort Timer Min. Typ. Max. Unit 

Power supply 230 V AC / 50 Hz 

Operating voltage 207 230 253 V AC 

Power consumption 1 2 VA 

Floating output 

Switching capacity at 230 V AC / 

cos ϕ 0.6 

700 VA 

Switching capacity at 24 V DC 72 W 

HF receiver 

Receive frequency 433.92 MHz 

Range 

(environment without interference) 

30 m 

Enclosure 

Dimensions in mm 

(W x H x D) 

80 x 80 x 54 

Degree of protection type / safety class 

Degree of protection 

IP 30 

Safety class 

II 

Test standards 

DIN EN60730-1:2002 

DIN EN61000-6-2:2002 

DIN EN61000-6-3:2002 

DIN EN300220-3:2001 

EN301489-3:2001 

Miscellaneous 

Automatic operation Type 1 

Software class 

A 

Location of use 

Clean ambient conditions 

Conformity : 

Link: http://www.warema.de 

Ambient conditions 

Operating temperature 0 20 50 °C 

Storage temperature -25 70 °C 

Rel. humidity 

(not condensing) 

10 85 %F rel 

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Technical data 

WAREMA Comfort Timer Min. Typ. Max. Unit 

Article numbers 

WAREMA Comfort Timer, white 1002 220 

WAREMA Comfort Timer, silver 1002 225 

Optional accessories 

White AP housing 1002 226 

Silver AP housing 1002 223 

Cover panel, green 317 452 

EWFS hand-held transmitter 1K 1002 551 

EWFS hand-held transmitter 8K 1002 552 

EWFS wall-mounted transmitter 1K 1002 645 

EWFS wall-mounted transmitter 8K 1002 646 

Dusk sensor 623 072 

User information 

For use in the following countries: 

A, B, D, DK, E, F, FIN, GB, GR, I, IRL, L, NL, P, S, CH, IS, N. 


Troubleshooting 

WAREMA Comfort 

Timer 

Help with faults 

Type of fault Possible cause Remedy 

Nothing is shown 

on the display 


Timer not responding 

to transmitter 

Switch commands 

are only carried out 

sporadically 

Menu 23 (dusk limit 

value) is not appearing 

The control is functioning 

only sporadically 

via the time 

switch control 

No 230 V on 

the device 

Transmitter has not 

been trained for 

the receiver 

Environmental 

interference 

Fault due to third 

party transmitter 

Distance between 

transmitter and receiver 

is too great 

There are reinforced 

concrete covers or 

walls 

Astro function is still 

switched on 

Switch times conflict 

with one another 

Insert fuse, check 

power supply 

Train transmitter in 

menus 07-10 as 

described. 

Reduce/increase 

the distance between 

the transmitter 

and WAREMA 

Comfort Timer 

Switch off third 

party transmitter 

(e.g. baby monitor) 

Reduce distance 

from the WAREMA 

Comfort Timer 

Reduce the distance 

to the WARE- 

MA 

Comfort Timer or 

choose a different 

mounting position 

Switch off astro 

function (menu 21) 

Leave a time of at 

least 1½ hours between 

two switch 

times. 

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Troubleshooting 





With dusk sensor: 

Sun protection is not 

lowered at dusk 

With dusk sensor: 

Sun protection is no 

longer being raised 

in the morning 

The dawn/dusk control 

is not functioning 

or is not functioning 

correctly via astro 

function 

The dawn/dusk 

control is switched 

off 

The dusk limit value 

has been set too 

low, "00" has been 

set (menu 23). 

Dusk sensor is connected 

incorrectly 

The sun protection 

must either be 

raised in the mornings 

by the time 

switch control or 

manually. 

Incorrect city code 

entered or astro 

switched off 

(menu 21) 

Time or date entered 

incorrectly 

Astro delay activated 

(menu 22) 

Switch on function 

button 

Set a higher value. 

The setting 01 

should be avoided. 

The setting "00" 

renders the dawn/ 

dusk control ineffectual. 

Connect the sensor 

as described 

in the "Installation" 

section 

Program the time 

switch control accordingly 

Enter correct code, 

see code table 

Correct input 

Switch off delay 






The movement times 

of the WAREMA 

Comfort Timer do 

not match the programmed 

times 

Sun protection only 

moves slightly in automatic 

mode 

Random function is 

activated 

Automatic conversion 

between summer/winter 

time is 

switched off 

Time logic function 

(TL) activated 

(menu 17) 

Switch off random 

function (menu 06) 

Switch on function 

(menu 13) 

Switch on permanent 

logic 

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Appendix 

Code list (worldwide) for setting the astro function. For correct 

functioning, set the code for the city closest to your location in 

menu 21. 

Code Country Town 

100 Afghanistan Kabul 

101 Egypt Cairo 

102 Algeria Algiers 

103 Argentina Buenos Aires 

104 Ethiopia Addis Abeba 

105 Australia Adelaide 

106 Australia Brisbane 

107 Australia Canberra 

108 Australia Darwin 

109 Australia Melbourne 

110 Australia Perth 

111 Australia Sydney 

112 Bahamas Nassau 

113 Bangladesh Dhaka 

114 Belgium Maastricht 

115 Belgium Brussels 

116 Bolivia La Paz 

117 Brazil Rio de Janeiro 

118 Brazil Sao Paulo 

119 Bulgaria Sofia 

120 Chile Santiago 

121 China Peking 

122 China Shanghai 

123 Cuba Havanna 

124 Denmark Copenhagen 

125 Dominican 

Republic 

Santa 

Domingo 

126 El Salvador San Salvador 

127 England London 

128 Estonia Tallinn 

129 Fiji Islands Suva 

130 Finland Helsinki 

131 France Paris 

132 France Nice 

133 France Lyon 

134 Greece Athens 

135 Guatemala Guatemala 

136 Honduras Tegucigalpa 

137 Hong Kong Hong Kong 

(SAR) 

138 India Calcutta 

139 India Delhi 

140 Indonesia Jakarta 

141 Iraq Baghdad 


142 Iran Tehran 

143 Ireland Belfast 

144 Ireland Dublin 

145 Iceland Reykjavik 

146 Israel Jerusalem 

147 Israel Tel Aviv 

148 Italy Rome 

149 Italy Naples 

150 Italy Genoa 

151 Italy Florence 

152 Jamaica Kingston 

153 Japan Tokyo 

154 Jordan Amman 

155 Canada Edmonton 

156 Canada Halifax 

157 Canada Montreal 

158 Canada Ottawa 

159 Canada Toronto 

160 Canada Vancouver 

161 Canada Winnipeg 

162 Kazakhstan Astana 

163 Kenya Nairobi 

164 Columbia Bogota 

165 Croatia Zagreb 

166 Kuwait Kuwait 

167 Latvia Riga 

168 Lithuania Vilnius 

169 Lebanon Beirut 

170 Luxemburg Luxemburg 

171 Malaysia Kuala Lumpur 

172 Morocco Casablanca 

173 Mexico City Mexico 

174 Monaco Monaco 

175 Namibia Windhuk 

176 Nepal Kathmandu 

177 New Zealand Wellington 

178 Nicaragua Managua 

179 Netherlands Amsterdam 

180 Netherlands Rotterdam 

181 Nigeria Lagos 

182 Norway Oslo 

183 Austria Vienna 

184 Austria Salzburg 

185 Austria Innsbruck 


Appendix 


186 Pakistan Islamabad 

187 Paraguay Asuncion 

188 Peru Lima 

189 Philippines Manila 

190 Poland Warsaw 

191 Portugal Lisbon 

192 Puerto Rico San Juan 

193 Romania Bucharest 

194 Russia Kaliningrad 

195 Russia Krasnoyarsk 

196 Russia Moscow 

197 Russia Novosibirsk 

198 Russia Petersburg 

199 Russia Vladivostok 

200 Saudi Arabia Riad 

201 Sweden Stockholm 

202 Switzerland Geneva 

203 Switzerland Zurich 

204 Switzerland Basle 

205 Senegal Dakar 

206 Serbia + Belgrade 

Montenegro 

207 Singapore Singapore 

208 Spain Barcelona 

209 Spain Madrid 

210 Sri Lanka Colombo 

211 South Africa Cape Town 

212 South Africa Johannesburg 

213 South Korea Seoul 

214 Taiwan Taipei 

215 Thailand Bangkok 

216 Czech Prague 

Republic 

217 Tunisia Tunis 

218 Turkey Ankara 

219 Turkey Istanbul 

220 Ukraine Kiev 

221 Hungary Budapest 

222 Uruguay Montevideo 

223 USA Atlanta 

224 USA Boston 

225 USA Chicago 

226 USA Denver 

227 USA Detroit 

228 USA Honolulu 

229 USA Houston 

230 USA Indianapolis 

231 USA Los Angeles 

232 USA New York 

233 USA New Orleans 

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234 USA Philadelphia 

235 USA Phoenix 

236 Alaska Anchorage 

237 USA San Francisco 

238 USA Seattle 

239 USA Washington 

D.C. 

240 USA Miami 

241 Venezuela Caracas 

242 United Arab Abu Dhabi 

Emirates 

243 United Arab Dubai 

Emirates 

244 Vietnam Hanoi 

245 Belarus Minsk 


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Setting menus 

Here you will find an overview of the setting menu. 

Menu Function Possible 

settings 

01 Time switch control: Select weekday, Weekday, 

weekend, working week or 

weekend, 

calendar week 

working week 

or calendar 

week 

02 Time switch control: Lower sun protection 

Hour 22 

switching time 

03 Time switch control: Lower sun protection 

Minute 00 


04 Time switch control: Raise sun protection 

Hour 8 

switching 

time 

Factory 

setting 

05 Time switch control: Raise sun protection 

Minute 00 


06 Time switch control: Random up and ON/OFF OFF 

down switching times 

07 Train transmitter --- / 106 

08 Train transmitter --- 



11 Set clock Hours 

12 Set clock Minutes 

13 Activate/deactivate automatic 

ON/OFF ON 

summer/winter time switching 

14 Set calendar day 1 - 31 1 

15 Set month 1 - 12 1 

16 Set year 2001 - 2099 2007 

17 Product selection RTM / PM PM 

18 Run time 0 – 300 sec 60 sec 

19 Turn time 0.0 – 3.0 0.0 

20 Software version --- --- 

21 Dusk via sensor or astro 000 – sensor 060 

001 - 245 

(Astro postal 

code) 

22 Only visible with dusk via astro; +/- 60 min --- 

Astro delay curtain lower 

23 Only visible with dusk via sensor; 0 – 15 05 

Limit value for dusk sensor 

24 Only visible with dusk via sensor; 

Show dusk value for sensor 

25 Loading the factory settings clr 


Notes 

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