Modulating Remote – Omega Universal Gas 99300679 … INDUSTRIES HOUSE OF FIRE TM Remote Receiver ... Receiver Installation – 864 TRV, 864 HH, 864 ST, or 564 SS IF USING AN ACCENT

Modulating Remote – Omega Universal Gas 99300679 (NG) 99300678 (LP)

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COMPATIBILITY• 564 SS* • 864 TRV* • 864 HH • 864 ST* • 21 DV / TRV* • FPX 44 DV XXL • 36 DV XXL **• DVS Insert EFII (‘08 rev 2) • DVL Insert EFII (‘08 rev 2) • Avalon Prairie* • Avalon Cedar* • Avalon Tree of Life*• Lopi Berkshire* • Lopi Heritage • Lopi Sturbridge* • Lopi Sweet Dreams*

* Requires Optional Blower** Requires an additional heat shield assembly (part # 250-01073)

ITEMS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY• Two (2) AAA Batteries (sample batteries are included for set-up)

PACKING LIST

ROOM SETOFF

UP

DOW

N

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

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TM

Remote ReceiverRemote Transmitter Mounting Bracket Modulating Regulator

(with screws, gasket)

Torx T-20 Ball-End Wrrench

(2) Double-Back Tape

(2) Nuts (Sturbridge Only)

ANTENNA PLACEMENTThe receiver is shipped with the antenna wrapped around thewiring harness. In most installations, the receiver will workproperly with the antenna left in this position. However, if youare experiencing inadequate radio range, you may wish tounwrap the antenna and place it in a position closer to theliving area (see the illustration to the right).

FCC EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

The receiver antenna is wrapped

around the wiring harness. To

reposition the wire, carefully

remove the lock-tie on the wiring

harness and unwrap the wire.

WARNING : Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority tooperate the equipment.NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Theselimits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and canradiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radiocommunications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmfulinterference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiver.• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

INSTALLATION WARNINGS! Place the remote receiver in the location detailed in these instructions. Placing the receiver in other locations may cause the

receiver to become too hot and degrade.! All 110 AC wiring must be done by a qualified electrician and shall be in compliance with local codes and the National Electric

Code ANSW/NFPA no. 70 (in the United States).! This kit must be installed by a qualified technician.! Do not connect 110 VAC to the gas control valve or on/off switch.! The remote control is carefully engineered and MUST be installed only as specified. It is tested safe when installed in accordance

with this installation manual If you modify it or any of its components, you may possibly cause a fire hazard. It is yourresponsibility to read all instructions before starting installation and to follow these instructions carefully during installation.

! Disconnect the power (turn off the household breaker) and shut off the gas supply to the heater before installing the remote control.


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Modulating Regulator InstallationKnock-Out Plate and Control Cover RemovalCertain models require removal of a knock-out plate on the control cover. See the illustration below for details.

Disconnect the control cover (exact design

may differ - leave the wires attached).

Remove and discard the regulator knock-out

(use tin snips or wire cutters). Replace the

control cover after attaching the wiring.

Control Cover

Knock-Out

Special Note for DVS Insert, DVL Insert, Tree of Life, and BerkshireAttach the wires labeled “Solenoid” to the regulator prior to installing the regulator. See “Receiver Installation DVS and DVLInsert” for details.

HINT : You may wish to loosen the valve mount brackets to allow for better access.

a

Remove the regulator using the included Torx T-20 Ball-End "L" wrench. Make sure to remove and discard the old gasket and spring.

b

Place the modulating regulator (and gasket) on the valve. Insert the three screws included with the regulator into place. Tighten each screw in an alternating pattern to insure the regulator (and gasket) installs flat onto the valve. Fully tighten the screws (25 In.Lb.).

NOTE: this illustration shows the gas control valve with the inlet to the left. Certain models may have the valve rotated 180°.

The ball end is required for this screw.

c

Attach the two remote on/off wires (red and brown) from the wiring harness to the top and bottom terminals on the gas control valve (orientation does not matter).

dStart the main burner and throughly leak check the regulator area.


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Special Instructions for 44 DV, 36 DV, and 864HH (SN 3407-001010 or greater)

Installations Without the Power Heat Duct:

Remove the two wires currently connected to the snap disk on the fireplace. Attach the two wires labeled "Optional Snap Disk" tothe snap disk (orientation does not matter).

Optional Snap Disk

Installations With the Power Heat Duct:

Attach the snap disk included with the power heat duct to the bottom of the firebox. Attach the two wires labeled "Optional SnapDisk" to this snap disk (orientation does not matter).

44 DV XXL or 36 DV XL 864 HH

Optional Snap Disk

Remove this cover plate. Use

the screws that held the cover

plate in place to secure the

snap disk (included with the

power heat duct) to the firebox

floor.

AAAAAA


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Receiver Installation – 864 TRV, 864 HH, 864 ST, or 564 SS

IF USING AN ACCENT LIGHT

Follow the directions listed under “Accent Light Receiver Connection”.

IF NOT USING AN ACCENT LIGHT

Secure the two white wires, making sure they do not contact the burner

or any moving parts.

Remove the jumper connector on the

wiring harness and place it near the

gas control valve (it is required if you

wish to remove the remote). Attach the

molex connector from the receiver to

the molex connector on the appliance.

Make sure the wires do not contact the

burner or any moving parts.

Attach the two wires

labeled "SOLENOID

OPTIONAL" to the

modulating regulator

(orientation does not

matter).

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

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Place the receiver to the left of the gas

control valve. Slide the receiver as far

forward as possible.a

b

c


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Receiver Installation – 21 DV, 21 TRV, and Sweet Dreams

Attach the two wires labeled "SOLENOID

OPTIONAL" to the modulating regulator

(orientation does not matter).

Place the receiver to the right of the gas control valve (it is a

very tight fit). Make sure the wires do not contact the

burner or any moving parts (use lock ties if necessary).

NOTE: When installing the receiver, make sure to place the

receiver with the "Learn" button in a forward position. Before

replacing the control cover, make sure to verify the remote

works correctly. Once the control cover is installed, the

"Learn" button can not be readily accessed.

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

Disconnect the control cover and

pull it forward (leave the wires

attached). Remove and discard

the regulator knock-out (use tin

snips or wire cutters).

Control Cover

e


Follow the directions listed under

“Accent Light Receiver Connection”.


Secure the two white wires, making

sure they do not contact the burner or

any moving parts.

a

b

c

Make sure the power

is disconnected!

Remove the jumper connector on

the wiring harness and place it near

the gas control valve (it is required if

you wish to remove the remote).

Attach the molex connector from the

receiver to the molex connector on

the appliance.

Replace the control cover.

d


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Receiver Installation – 44 DV XXL and 36 DV XL

Receiver Heat Shield

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

Attach the two wires labeled "SOLENOID OPTIONAL" to the modulating regulator (orientation does not matter).Place the receiver heat

shield (shipped with the fireplace on the 44 DV, ordered separately on the 36 DV - 250-01073) to the left of the gas control valve. NOTE: Place the heat shield as forward as possible - it is not required to be attached to the base of the fireplace.

d

Receiver

a

Insert the receiver into the heat shield. Route the wires to the right (the two white wires are not used and may be tucked into the heat shield)

b c

Make sure the power is disconnected!

Remove the jumper connector on the wiring harness and place it near the gas control valve (it is required if you wish to remove the remote). Attach the molex connector from the receiver to the molex connector on the appliance. Make sure the wires do not contact the burner or any moving parts.

Receiver Installation – DVS and DVL Insert

Place the receiver to the right of the gas control valve. Make sure the wires do not contact the burner or any moving parts.

Disconnect the control cover and pull it forward (leave the wires attached). Remove and discard the regulator knock-out (use tin snips or wire cutters). Replace the control cover after attaching the wiring.

Control Cover

Attach the two wires labeled "SOLENOID OPTIONAL" to the modulating regulator (orientation does not matter).NOTE: attach the wring to the regulator prior to attaching the regulator to the valve.

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

d

IF USING AN ACCENT LIGHTFollow the directions listed under “Accent Light Receiver Connection”.IF NOT USING AN ACCENT LIGHTSecure the two white wires, making sure they do not contact the burner or any moving parts.

b

c


a

Remove the jumper connector on the wiring harness and place it near the gas control valve (it is required if you wish to remove the remote). Attach the molex connector from the receiver to the molex connector on the appliance.


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Receiver Installation – Berkshire, Prairie, and Cedar

Receiver

Receiver

Bend the receiver

bracket as shown below.

Attach the two pieces of double-sided tape to the

bracket. Place the receiver as shown on top of

the tape.

Bend the side tab inwards

as shown below.

WasherStud Plate

11/32” Socket

Right Mounting Bracket (on stove)

Back of Stove

Blower

Assembly

Make sure the power

is disconnected!

Attach the two wires

labeled "SOLENOID

OPTIONAL" to the

modulating regulator

(orientation does not

matter).

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

c


Follow the directions listed under “Accent Light

Receiver Connection”.


Secure the two white wires, making sure they

do not contact the burner or any moving parts.

Use the two nuts on the blower

assembly to secure the bracket to the

back of the stove. You do not need to

remove the nuts, simply loosen them

and slide the bracket into place.

Receiver

a

b

Remove the jumper connector

on the wiring harness and place

it near the gas control valve (it

is required if you wish to

remove the remote). Attach the

molex connector from the

receiver to the molex connector

on the appliance. Make sure

the wires do not contact the

burner or any moving parts.


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Receiver Installation - Sturbridge

Receiver

Receiver

Bend the receiver bracket as shown below.

Attach the two pieces of double-sided tape to the bracket. Place the receiver as shown on top of the tape, making sure it is all the way back.

Bend the side tab inwards as shown below.

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

These wires are not used (secure these wires away from the burner or moving parts).

Attach the two wires labeled "SOLENOID OPTIONAL" to the modulating regulator (orientation does not matter).

Use the two included nuts to attach the bracket to the door support below the ashlip.


Receiver

Ashlip

a

b

c



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Receiver Installation – Heritage

Receiver

Receiver

Bend the receiver bracket as shown below.

Attach the two pieces of double-sided tape to the bracket. Place the receiver as shown on top of the tape.

Bend the side tab inwards as shown below.


3/8" Nutdriver

Back of Pedestal

Use the two nuts on the back of the pedestal to secure the bracket to the back of the stove. You do not need to remove the nuts, simply loosen them and slide the bracket into place.

a

b

ReceiverAttach the two wires labeled "SOLENOID OPTIONAL" to the modulating regulator (orientation does not matter).

SO

LEN

OID

(OP

TIO

NA

L)

c

These wires are not used (secure these wires away from the burner or moving parts).



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Accent Light Receiver Connection

For those models using the accent light, follow the directions below to connect the accent light to the remote receiver.This will allow you to control the accent light with the remote control.

864 TRV, 864 HH, 864 ST, or 564 SS

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a

Attach the quick-connects from the receiver to

the quick connects on the accent light leads -

orientation does not matter.

b

Unplug the rheostat assembly from the power

source and the accent light leads. This assembly

may be detached and discarded.

21 TRV If using the accent light with an Omega remote, you will wantto remove and discard the accent light rheostat and wiringharness. Plug the wiring harness (included with the blower)into the junction box on the fireplace. The leads from theaccent light are connected to the leads from the Omegaremote.

The molex connector on the blower wiring harness

plugs into the molex connector on the junction box.

Remote Accent Light Leads

(orientation does not matter)

Accent Light Leads

The accent light rheostat and wiring harness are not

needed when using the Omega remote.

All Other Models

d

Disconnect the rheostat assembly by

detaching the two nuts holding it in place

(NOTE: one of these nuts may be used to

secure the grounding wire - make sure to

replace the nut and grounding screw).

Disconnect the molex connectors leading to the power

cord and the heater. Disconnect the wires leading to the

accent light (one is a wire nut and one is a quick-connect).

a

b

Accent Light

Leads

Power Cord

Wires Leading to

Heater Wiring Harness

The rheostat assembly (and wiring) may be discarded.c

Connect the quick connect from the accent

light to the quick connect on the receiver

(orientation of wires does not matter).Cut off the other quick connect.

Strip 1/2” of the insulation off the

wire and connect the wire to the

accent light lead with a wire nut.

ef

Attach the molex connector from the power cord to the

molex connector on the heater wiring harness.

Accent Light

Leads

Operating Instructions (Omega Modulating Remote)

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Before You Begin:

Note: The pilot flame must be lit, the gas control valve turned to “ON” and the on/off switch turned “OFF.”

Warning: Read all of the safety precautions in the owner’s manual included with your heater before usingthis remote control.

Radio Range: Be aware that factors in your home such as florescent lights, microwave ovens, and obstructionscan affect radio range. Also, do not place the remote on a metal surface. Before you leave thefireplace unattended while in thermostat mode, test to make sure the fireplace can clearly receivesignals from the remote. You can test the remote by turning the fireplace on and off from thelocation you plan on leaving the remote. See “Antenna Placement” in the installation instructionsfor details on improving radio reception.

Installing the Batteries

Remove the cover from the back of the transmitter and insert two "AAA" batteries as shown.

Insert 2

“AAA”

batteries.

Remove the

access cover.

Back of

Remote

Calibrating the Remote to the Receiver

Each remote has a unique identification. To calibrate it to the receiver in the heater, follow the directions below.

With the receiver plugged

in, press this button until

the receiver beeps.

"Beep"ROOM SET

OFF

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

Press the “MODE” button on

the remote.

"Beep""Beep""Beep""Beep""Beep"

The remote will beep five

times to indicate the

receiver is calibrated.

a b c


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Remote Set-Up1 Follow step “a” shown below to enter set-up mode. NOTE : At any time you may exit set-up

mode by pressing “OK” repeatedly.

ROOM SETOFF

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

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TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

TM

Press and hold down these two buttons for 10 SECONDS until the display begins to flash

b

c

Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to adjust the settings.

Use the “OK” button to accept the setting.

a

2 Press the “UP” or “DOWN” button for each of the settings shown in the table below. When thedesired setting is achieved, press “OK” to accept the setting.

Celcius / Fahrenheit Set the remote to display Celcius (“C” will appear next to the temperature) orFahrenheit (“F”).

Anticipator The anticipator setting (also called the “lag” or “differential”) is used to keepthe thermostat from turning the heater on and off repeatedly. This setting isset in degrees (S1, S2, S3). It determines at what point above or below thedesired heat setting the thermostat will signal the heater to turn on or off. Thehigher the anticipator setting, the less frequently the heater will turn on andoff. The default setting is S2 (+2° / -2°).

NG / LP Change this to the fuel type being used.

Clock – Hour Set this to the correct hour (make sure the AM / PM display is correct)

Clock- Minute Set this to the correct minute.


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The Two Modes of Operation

The thermostat can be operated in the following two modes:

NOTE : The remote sends a verification signal to the receiver every fifteen minutes. If the transmitter is moved to alocation out of range, or the batteries are dead, the heater will shut down after 2 hours unless the remote can re-establish contact with the receiver.

Manual (“ON” / “OFF”) Use the remote to turn the heater on and off.

HINT : The heater will remain on continuously in manual mode until it is shut off. Use the timerfunction if you wish to have the heater shut off after a certain interval.

ROOM SETON

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

Press the "MODE" button to turn the heater on and off.

ROOM SETOFF

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

OFF

NOTE: when the word "THERMO" appears here, the remote is in thermostat mode.

THERMO

Thermostat (“THERMO”) This mode turns the heater on and off automatically to achieve a pre-set temperature.

To Start Thermostat Mode:Press the “MODE” button until “THERMO” appears.

To Adjust the Target Temperature:Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to adjust the target temperature (“SET”).

The heater will turn on and off to keep the room temperature near the target temperature.

Important Operational Note:The thermostat will turn on and off based upon the Anticipator setting (see “Set-Up” for details).

Hint:If your heater turns on and off frequently, adjust the flame height down slightly for a more consistent heat output.

ROOM SETOFF

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

THERMO

ROOM SETOFF

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

THERMO


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Heater Adjustments

Flame Height

NOTE : The heater must be onfor this feature to operate.

NOTE : The flame adjustmentmay take 5 to 10 seconds for avisible difference in flame size.

ROOM SETON

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

TO ADJUST FLAME HEIGHT

Press the “FLAME” button until the

desired setting appears in the

display.

1 = LOW

2 = MEDIUM

3 = HIGH

PM

Fan Speed

NOTE : The fan will not turn onuntil the heater is up totemperature (it will also shutdown once the heater hascooled).

NOTE : When the heater is firststarted the default fan speed willbe 1 (“LOW”).

NOTE : The fan speed can notbe changed unless the heater ison.

ROOM SETON

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

PM

TO ADJUST FAN SPEED

Press the “FAN” button until the


display.

1 = LOW

2 = MEDIUM

3 = HIGH

OFF

Accent Light

NOTE : The light will remain onwhether the heater is on or off.Make sure to shut off the accentlight to prevent the light bulbfrom burning out.

ROOM SETON

UP

DOW

N

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

PM

TO ADJUST ACCENT LIGHT

Press the “LIGHT” button until the


display.

1 = LOW

2 = MEDIUM

3 = HIGH

OFF


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Additional Features

Timed This feature allows you to set the time you wish the heater to remain on (up to 3 hours).

Timed Feature While in Manual Mode: The remote will turn the heater on for the allottedtime, after which the heater will shut off.

Timed Feature While in Thermostat Mode: If the remote is in thermostat mode, the timerfeature will only turn the heater on while the target temperature is higher than room temperature.After the allotted time passes, the remote will turn off and switch to manual mode.

NOTE: At any time if you wish to turn off timer, press the “TIMER” button.Make sure the remote is in the ON position

(Thermostat ON or Manual ON)

ROOM SETON

UP

DOW

N

MODE

TIMER

LIGHT

TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

Use the “UP” and “DOWN”

buttons to adjust the timer in

10 minute increments. When

the desired time is set, do

not press any more buttons

(or press the “OK” button)

and the timer will

automatically start in 5

seconds.

a

Press the “TIMER” button

until the word “TIMER”

starts to flash.

bc

Child Proof The child proof feature disables the remote transmitter, preventing un-intended operation.

ROOM SETON

UP

DO

WN

MODE

TIME

LIGHT

TIMER

FAN

OK

LIGHT

TO TURN ON CHILD PROOF MODEPress and hold the “FLAME” and

unmarked button for 5 seconds until the letters “CP” appear on the display.

PM

WHEN IN CHILD PROOF MODE- No buttons will work, and if you

hold down a button for a second, the letters “CP” will appear.

TO TURN OFF CHILD PROOF MODE

Press and hold the “FLAME” and unmarked button for 5 seconds until the letters “CP” disappear from the display.


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Additional Features (continued)

Power Outages Because the remote utilizes a modulating actuator on the flame height regulator, the flame heightwill go to 20% during a power outage. To over-ride this, and make the heater burn at 100%,follow the directions below. Use the switch on the heater to turn the heater on and off.

Twist and remove

the clear plastic

regulator cover

(be careful - it is

fragile). Remove the pin held

in this hole.

a

b

c

d

Place the pin

into this hole.

Replace the plastic cover to

secure the pin in place.

Low Battery Indicator The remote will display the following indicator when the batteries run low. This indicatesthe batteries have approximately 2 – 4 weeks of operation before the remote will nolonger work.

ROOM SETOFF

TIME

LIGHT

AMFM

THERMO

Low Battery Indicator

Remote Failure The remote sends a verification signal to the receiver every fifteen minutes. If thetransmitter is moved to a location out of range, or the batteries are dead, the heater willshut down after 2 hours unless the remote can re-establish contact with the fireplace. Ifusing this remote as a thermostat, remember to check the batteries often.

Thermal Safety If the receiver (inside the fireplace or near the stove or insert) reaches a temperature of170° F., it will shut down the heater and start beeping (4 beeps every 2 seconds). It willthen remain off until the temperature lowers to 160° F. At that time the user may turn theheater on again.

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Modulating Remote – Omega Universal Gas 99300679 … INDUSTRIES HOUSE OF FIRE TM Remote Receiver ... Receiver Installation – 864 TRV, 864 HH, 864 ST, or 564 SS IF USING AN ACCENT