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D Deutsch 1 Dansk 61 DK
GB English 11 Svenska 71 S
F Français 21 Norsk 81 N
I Italiano 31 Suomi 91 FIN

ES Español 41 Polski 101 PL
NL Nederlands 51 Русский 111 RU

Operating and servicing instructions

T80 advanced D
General Information
GB
Dear Webasto Customer !
We assume that the workshop / service center that carried out the installion ex-
plained to you the operation and principle of functioning of your Telestart T80 to
your complete satisfaction.
With these operating instructions we would like to provide you with an overview
of the use of the hand-held transmitter Telestart T80.
The heater must not be operated:

• In filling stations and tank farms.
! • In places where explosive vapours or dust may build up
(e.g. near fuel, coal, wood dust or cereal stores).
Danger of explosion • In enclosed rooms (e.g. garages), not even via the timer
and suffocation! or Telestart.
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Use
The wireless Webasto Telestart T80 can be used to switch the Webasto Ther-
mo Top, Thermo Top T, Thermo Top Z/C and Thermo Top E heaters or the ve-
GB hicle's blower on and off at a distance of up to 600 m.
The Telestart indicates whether the signal has been received.
To switch on the vehicle's blower (auxiliary ventilation to ventilate the interior of
the vehicle), the mode has to be changed on the transmitter.
The receiver limits the operating time after the heater has been switched on by
the transmitter.
The maximum range is only possible across an open space. In built-up areas
the range will be less.
If the transmitter is used from a raised area, this may also increase the range.
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Programming Telestart Transmitter

1. Place batteries into the battery compartment of the transmitter.
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2. Remove fuse 1A (black) from the heater's fuse holder (voltage interruption).
3. Wait at least 5 seconds. GB
4. Replace fuse in heater's fuse holder and within 5 seconds press the OFF
button on the transmitter for at least 1 second.
5. "Learning" is completed.
A second or third hand-held transmitter can be programmed in the same manner.
NOTE:
The learning process can be repeated as often as necessary. The "oldest" transmitter
will be deleted each time.
OFF
min. 5 Sec. max. 5 Sec. min. 1 Sec.
1A 1A
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Checking the Mode

Simultaneously depress and hold down the ON and OFF
buttons.
GB LED illuminates:
in red: heating mode
in green: ventilating mode
LED extinguishes:
– when the buttons are released, or
– after 10 seconds
Mode setting
Depress the ON and OFF buttons simultaneously twice
within one second. 2x
Upon the second actuation, the LED will change its
colour and illuminate until the buttons are released.
The new mode is stored when the button is released.
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Response at the transmitter when the heater is switched on and

off
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The LED on the transmitter The signal has been received and the heater /
will be lit for 2 seconds: vehicle fan switched on or off. GB
red = Heating mode
green = Ventilation mode
The LED on the transmitter Error during signal transmission. Change your
flashes for 2 seconds. location and repeat transmission.
To switch on the heater or ventilation system
Hold the transmitter with the aerial upright and press the
ON button until the LED lights up (approx. 1 second).
The Telestart in the vehicle will send a response.
The LED on the hand-held transmitter indicates whether
the signal has been received. After the signal the heater
or ventilation system is indicated by brief flashing signals
(every 2 seconds).
The operation indicator extinguishes:
– after the preset operating time has elapsed.
– when Telestart is switched off.
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NOTE:
In the 'heating' mode, the vehicle's heating system is to be set to "warm" prior
to leaving the vehicle.
In the 'heating' and 'ventilation' modes, the vehicle's fan switch is to be turned
GB to position 1 in the case of 3-speed blower fans, and to position 2 in the case of
4-speed blowers. In the case of infinitely variable fans adjust to at least 1/3 of
the fan's capacity.
To switch off the heater or ventilation system

Hold the transmitter with the aerial upright and press the
OFF button until the LED lights up (approx. 1 second).
The Telestart in the vehicle will send a response.
Switching off using the pushbutton switch

If the heater was activated by means of Telestart, the pushbutton switch must
be pressed once for deactivation.
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Switching on/off using the pushbutton switch

The parking heater or parking ventilation mode is indicated by a light in the
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pushbutton.
NOTE: GB
When the pushbutton switch is used for activating the heater, the operating
mode (parking heating or parking ventilation) and operating duration most re-
cently used with Telestart T80 will be selected.
Switching on using a digital timer
When the heater is operating, a symbol appears on the display and the display
remains illuminated.
NOTE:
When the digital timer is used for activating the heater, the operating mode
(parking heating or parking ventilation) most recently used with Telestart T80
will be selected. The operating duration, however, is governed by the digital
timer.
Switching off using a digital timer
If the heater was activated using Telestart, the 'instant heat' must be pressed
twice to deactivate the heater.
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Checking and Setting the Operating Time

The operating time of the heater or the vehicle's fan can be preset on the trans-
mitter in increments of 10 minutes. The operating time is factory-set at 30 min-
GB utes.
NOTE:
In the case of Thermo Top and Thermo Top T heaters, an operating time of
20 or 30 minutes has to be set in the 'heating' mode.
In the case of Thermo Top Z/C and Thermo Top E heating units we recommend
that the heating time be set in accordance with the driving time.
Example: The vehicle is used for travelling to work and back.
With a driving time of approx. 30 minutes (one way), we recommend setting an
operating time of 30 minutes.
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Checking the Operating Time

Simultaneously actuate the ON and OFF buttons within one 3x D
second three times in rapid succession.
NOTE: GB
The first coded flashing signal that is emitted immediately
upon the third actuation of both buttons has to be includ-
ed into the count.
The LED flashes in accordance with the preset operating

time.
Number of flashes 1 2 3 4 5 6
Operating time 10 min. 20 min. 30 min. 40 min. 50 min. 60 min.
Number of flashes 7 8 9 10 11 12
Operating time 70 min. 80 min. 90 min. 100 min. 110 min. 120 min.
Setting the Operating Time

Press the OFF button to call up the next operating time.
To store the setting:
– do not actuate any button for 10 seconds, or
– actuate the ON button.
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Returning to the Default Setting

Press the ON and OFF buttons simultaneously for
approx. 10 seconds until the LED extinguishes.
GB Default setting: heating mode, 30 minutes.
Checking the Batteries

Press the ON or OFF button. or
Batteries LED Action
Almost Flashes orange for 5 Replace batteries
spent seconds as soon as possi-
ble or warm up
transmitter.
Spent Lit orange continuous- Replace batteries.
ly for 5 seconds
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T80_a_BA.book Seite 1 Donnerstag, 22.

April 2004 4:01 16

I Italiano 31 Suomi 91 FIN

NL Nederlands 51 Русский 111 RU

Operating and servicing instructions

The heater must not be operated:

Programming Telestart Transmitter

Checking the Mode

Response at the transmitter when the heater is switched on and

To switch off the heater or ventilation system

Switching off using the pushbutton switch

Switching on/off using the pushbutton switch

Checking and Setting the Operating Time

Checking the Operating Time

The LED flashes in accordance with the preset operating

Setting the Operating Time

Returning to the Default Setting

Checking the Batteries

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