v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 1 Users Guide 05/12 EOPI

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1 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 1 i Users Guide 05/12 EOPI

2 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 2 AGA Account Information Please fill in your account details for future reference. User Name/ Address Password Sim Card Phone No R.A.D. IMEI No. FOR SECURITY REASONS YOU MAY NOT WISH TO RECORD YOUR PASSWORD. PLEASE NOTE: There is a Fair Usage Policy, if this is exceeded the account will lock. Please contact the AGA Service Centre on for further assistance. For further advice or information contact your local AGA specialist With a policy of continuous product improvement, AGA Rangemaster reserves the right to change specifications and make modifications to the appliance described and illustrated at any time. AGA Rangemaster Limited 2011 AGA is a trading name of AGA Rangemaster Ltd. AGA words and logos are registered trademarks of the AGA Rangemaster Group, Juno Drive, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV31 3RG

3 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 3 Contents AGA itotal Control Overview 4 AGA Remote Access Device Overview 5 Page No. New User - Registering on the website 6-11 How to download your mobile phone apps 12 Set up and ready to go 13 Direct Text (supported on all mobile phones) Website (computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones with internet connection and 3G) Mobile Phone App (iphone) Mobile Phone App (Android) Troubleshooting (Phone App - iphone and Anrdoid) 32 Troubleshooting (Direct Text) 33 Troubleshooting (Website) 34 What to look for on Remote Access Device (RAD) 35 (LED status) Handshake to TC3 Handset 36 3

4 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 4 AGA itotal Control overview The AGA TC3 can be controlled remotely via the mobile phone network. Commands can be sent directly in the form of text messages or a website can be accessed and commands sent via a choice of buttons presented on the website. Website access can be via a web browser or by use of a dedicated phone app. The commands allow the user to switch any individual oven on or all three ovens on or alternatively switch all ovens and hotplates off. Please note that the hotplates cannot be switched on remotely. The commands will only work if the AGA TC3 is ON and not in Standby, please see the AGA TC3 Users handbook for more information regarding ON/Standby. The remote access facility is not designed for use as a cook timer. It is important to note that cooked or uncooked foodstuffs should never be left in a cold AGA TC3 oven either for storage purposes or in anticipation of cooking. Food should not be placed into an AGA TC3 oven, until the oven has reached its normal operating temperature. Neither should the ovens be used to store oven cooking utensils as they may hinder correct warm up of the oven when it has been switched on remotely or via the AGA TC3 programmer. 4

5 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 5 AGA Remote Access Device overview The GSM remote access device (photo below) is connected to the AGA s main control board. This device receives the remote messages from the phone app, direct texts or website and transmits them to your AGA. The device has the coloured LED s Yellow LED Power is ON at the remote unit (touch panel is also on) Green LED Red LED The AGA s handset is communicating with the remote device This LED blinks intermittently when the devices sim card is registered on a Network provider. The LED will also become solid during data transmission when sending or receiving remote messages. A blink every 2-3 seconds indicates good network signal, a slow blink every 6-8 seconds indicates poor signal (for poor signal, see below) GSM AERIAL CABLE CONNECTED TO AGA s MAIN CONTROL BOARD COLOURED LED s The device must be located in a position where it can receive network signal and also be able to communicate with your AGA s handset. If there is a weak network signal for your preferred location of the remote access device, then the existing aerial can be removed and a booster aerial that locates internally by a window can be fitted, alternatively the device may have to be re-positioned. 5

6 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 6 1. NEW USER - Registering on the website Once the GSM device has been installed by the AGA engineer, the user is required to register their device with AGA via the Remote Access website. The Remote Access website can be found at The link takes you to the following screen: Click on the link which says Register My Cooker. 6

7 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 7 From the Register My Cooker link this screen will appear... Please fill in all the boxes on the screen with the relevant information requested... Sim Card Number: this number will be on the Sim Card snap out carrier and will look like a typical eleven digit mobile phone number. The first zero should be dropped and replaced with +44, e.g Address: this will be the users personal account, it is used to identify the user when logging onto the Remote Access website. It will also be used for contact if the user forgets their password and requests a password reset. Please note, if you do not have an address you will need to set one up or you will only be able to direct text your AGA. Password: this is chosen by the user and should ideally contain characters and numbers. It provides security to prevent others from using your Remote Access account. Confirm Password: re-enter your chosen password to ensure that the correct characters are entered in the password box above. Once all the boxes are complete click on Register button. If the registration is successful a confirmation message will be displayed, if not one of the following advisory messages may be seen as described below 7

8 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 8 If any of the boxes are filled with the information during the registration process that does not follow the normal format for that type of information then an advisory screen will appear to help you. Incorrect Sim number... Incorrect Address... Incorrect Password... 8

9 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 9 Website registration Confirmation message... This is the which you will receive, once the cooker has been registered on the website. Click on the link to activate your account. Registration Subject Message Please activate your account with AGA Thank you for creating an account for your AGA TC. Please click the link below to activate your account. Name=dharnett@actionpoint.ie&Id=3850ef5d-08a7-477b-afb7-3a86cb6e7755 This was generated automatically by AGA Service Tel. No.:

10 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 10 Changing your password on the website... After logging into the website, you can change your password by clicking on Settings and then this screen will appear... Enter existing password Enter new password If you have forgotten your password, you will have to re-set your password, see Page 11. If you wish to change your existing username address, please contact AGA Service Tel: for further assistance. 10

11 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 11 If you have forgotten your password... Your account cannot be accessed without the correct password. If you have forgotten your current password you can ask your account to generate a new password to regain access. The new password will be sent to your address. NOTE: Always ensure you have access to the account used as your log-in identity before re-setting your password. If not you will not be able to retrieve the new password generated by the website. Click on the Reset My Password link to start the process... This is the you will receive, follow the instructions to reset your password. Password Reset Subject Message Password reset notification Dear User, Your password has been reset. Your new password is b12t9. You can login by clicking here This was generated automatically by AGA Service Tel. No.:

12 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 12 How to download the mobile phone apps On your iphone You can use your iphone to download the AGA app from the itune Store. An itune Store account and a 3G or WI-FI connection is required. To browse for apps on your iphone, first tap the App store icon on the home screen. Then use the search tool to find the AGA app. When your ready to download the app, tap Install. Sign into your account when prompted, and then tap OK. On your Android phone You can use your Android phone to download the AGA app from the Google Play Store. A Google account and a 3G or WI-FI connection are required. To browse for apps on your Android phone, first tap Google Play icon on the home screen. Then use the search tool to find the AGA app. When your ready to download the app, tap download and then read the Terms and Conditions. Then tap accept and download. The app shortcut should be created. On your computer You can use your computer/laptop to download the AGA app from the itunes Store. An itunes Store account and internet connection are required. To browse for apps on your computer, first double click the itunes icon on your desktop. Use the search tool in the top right hand side of the screen to the find the AGA app. When your ready to download the app, click download Free App. Sign into your account when prompted, and then click OK. Here are the steps to transferring Apps from computer to iphone. Step 1: Start up itunes and plug in your iphone. Step 2: Select your iphone under the DEVICES heading in the left hand menu. Step 3: Select the Applications tab. Step 4: Tick the Sync Applications box. At this point you also choose whether to sync All Applications or Selected Applications. If you choose Selected Applications you must go through the list and tick the box for each game or app you want transferred to your iphone. Step 5: Select the Apply button in the bottom right corner. Step 6: Select the Sync button. 12

13 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 13 You are now set up and ready to go... There are 4 choices on how to operate the remote app Direct text 2. Website 3. iphone app 4. Android app The instructions on how to use each method are included in this booklet. 13

14 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page Direct text (supported on all mobile phones) To send the Remote Access commands directly to the Remote Access Device in the form of a simple text message. Simply enter the contact number of the device you wish to send the commands to, enter the chosen command in the body of the text message and then press send. Handy Hint - You can save your Remote Access Device phone number in your mobile phones contacts list as for example AGA Remote Access. The text message commands are as follows All Ovens On - all three ovens on at normal set points, hotplates off. 2. All Zones Off - every zone off. 3. Roast Oven On - Roast oven on at its normal set point, all other zones off. 4. Bake Oven On - Baking oven on at its normal set point, all other zones off. 5. Simmer Oven On - Simmer oven on at its normal set point, all other zones off. Also it does not matter if you prefer to text Roasting Oven On, Baking Oven On or Simmering Oven On, both work the same! When texting the above messages, it does not matter if you use capital letters or all lower case or a mixture of both. Please remember to use spaces in between each word. One of the following confirmation messages will be returned on successful completion of the command. 1. All Ovens On - Activated 2. All Zones Off - Confirmed 3. Roast Oven On - Activated 4. Baking Oven On - Activated 5. Simmer Oven On - Activated Handy Hints l It communicates direct rather than via the website. l Direct text is the lowest cost method to communicate with your AGA. l In the event that the website is down briefly, for example maintenance, always revert to direct text. 14

15 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 15 Preventing unauthorised remote operation by creating a White list of mobile phone numbers for Direct Texting If you wish you can have up to six white list mobile phone numbers that can text your AGA Total Control. Once created the numbers on the white list can text the appliance and all other texts from mobile phones not on this list will then be ignored. It is not essential to set up a white list but you may wish to do so for extra peace of mind. 1. How to set up a white list To create a text message to be sent to the Remote Access Device s (RAD s) mobile number: Text the word Whitelist followed by the Remote Access Device s (RAD s) IMEI number and then the mobile phone numbers (in International format) you wish to be on the white list. For example: Remote Access Device (RAD) IMEI number (this number is located on label on back of Remote Access Device (RAD) Mobile phone numbers and (changed below to international format by adding +44 at the beginning of the number and dropping the first 0). The text you need to send would be as follows: Whitelist, , , You will receive a confirmation text confirming the two mobile phone numbers are on the White list. Whitelist Entries added = 2 2. How to clear a white list If at any stage you wish to clear the White list you will need to text Clear Whitelist followed by the Remote Access Device s (RAD s) IMEI number. For example: The text you need to send would be as follows: Clear Whitelist, You will receive a confirmation text confirming the White list is cleared of the two mobile phone numbers. Whitelist Entries Cleared = 2 15

16 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page Website (Computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones with internet connection and 3G) Your AGA TC3 must be registered to use the website (see new user section on how to register). Please follow the images below on how to use the website. Enter the website address into your chosen devices Internet browser The following settings must be used if Safari Internet Browser is being used. Private browsing - OFF, Accept cookies - ALWAYS, Block popups - OFF This screen should appear... Please enter your registered address, password and click on Log in. Remember Me Function (box unticked) - If the box is not ticked, and you log-out or close the website it will not remember any user details. Remember Me Function (box ticked) - If the website is closed without logging out, the Remember Me function will open the website without you having to log back in. 16

17 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 17 After clicking on Log In this screen will appear, you can now select what you would like to turn on. On the next page is an example of turning on the Roast Oven via the website. 17

18 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 18 Once you have clicked on the Roast Oven button, the graphic of the button will change from white to green and the sending scroll will appear. Once the message Roast Oven On is successfully sent and accepted by the AGA remote device. The Roast Oven button will be coloured green and the message Roast Oven On - Activated will appear at the bottom of the screen as below. 18

19 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 19 If a command is sent but is unsuccessful a message will be displayed at the bottom of the screen, for example... Roast Oven On - Failed this is so that you are aware that the command has not been received by the AGA. Please see trouble shooting for help if this message appears. 19

20 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page Mobile Phone app (iphone) If you have not downloaded the app for your phone, please see how to download app on Page 12. Please follow the images below on how to use the mobile app. After opening the AGA app the Login screen will open. Please fill in your registered Login details to open the App. 20

21 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 21 After logging in... When logged into the iphone app, this Start up screen will appear. The graphics of every button and symbol are coloured white this is regardless of any previous button presses or commands prior to the app being opened. Handy Hint - The white colouring of the button graphics is to indicate that no zones are selected for use. 21

22 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 22 Example 1 - How to turn on Roast Oven To select the Roast Oven press the graphic of the Roast Oven button. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear on the screen. The button graphic will also change colour to green to you show you that it is selected. If the command is completed successfully the rotating sending scroll will disappear. A message Roast Oven On - Activated will appear at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message Roast Oven On - Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The Roast Oven button graphic will be changed back to white. Push this button to turn Roast oven on. Handy Hint - If you want to activate a different oven pressing either of the Baking oven or Simmer oven buttons will turn them on. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 22

23 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 23 Example 2 - How to turn All Zones On When All Ovens On is selected the graphic of each oven button and the All Ovens On buttons will be coloured green. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear on the screen. If the command is completed successfully then a confirmation message is displayed All Ovens On - Activated at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message All Ovens on - Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The All Ovens On graphic and the graphic of each oven button in this case will be coloured white Push this button to turn All Ovens On. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 23

24 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 24 Example 3 - How to turn All Zones Off Safety Feature This function is a safety shutdown; it will turn off all zones including the Hotspots if they have been left on. Please note it is the only function that will operate the Hotspots. Hotspots cannot be remotely turned on. When All Zones Off is selected the graphic of each oven button will be coloured white and the All Zones Off button will be coloured Amber. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear on the screen while sending. If the command is completed successfully then a confirmation message All Zones Off - Confirmed will appear at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message All Zones Off Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The All Zones Off button graphic and the graphic of each oven button will be coloured white.and the graphic of each oven button in this case will be coloured white Push this button to turn All Zones Off. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 24

25 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 25 Why would a command fail? If a command is sent but is unsuccessful a message will be displayed at the bottom of the screen for example... Simmer Oven On - Failed this is so that you are aware that the command has not been received by the AGA TC3. A failed command will occur if the message sent to the AGA TC3 is not received before a 90 second Time out after being sent remotely. (See trouble shooting for more information). Following this Time out a further message will then be sent to turn All Zones Off this is a safety feature to ensure that the failed command is ignored and not received and activated at a later time when not expected. This button was pressed to choose Simmer Oven On. The graphic went green, then reverted back to white because the command failed. The command failed message will also appear at the bottom of the screen. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 25

26 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page Mobile Phone app (Android) If you have not downloaded the app for your phone, please see how to download app on Page 12. Please follow the images below on how to use the mobile app. After opening the AGA app the Login screen will open. Please fill in your registered Login details to open the App. 26

27 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 27 After logging in... When logged into the Android app, this Start up screen will appear. The graphics of every button and symbol are coloured white this is regardless of any previous button presses or commands prior to the app being opened. Handy Hint - The white colouring of the button graphics is to indicate that no zones are selected for use. 27

28 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 28 Example 1 - How to turn on Roast Oven To select the Roast Oven press the graphic of the Roast Oven button. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear. The button graphic will also change colour to green to you show you that it is selected. If the command is completed successfully the rotating sending scroll will disappear. A message Roast Oven On - Activated will appear at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message Roast Oven On - Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The Roast Oven button graphic will be changed back to white. Push this button to turn Roast oven on. Handy Hint - If you want to activate a different oven pressing either of the Baking oven or Simmer oven buttons will turn them on. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 28

29 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 29 Example 2 - How to turn All Zones On When All Ovens On is selected the graphic of each oven button and the All Ovens On buttons will be coloured green. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear on the screen. If the command is completed successfully then a confirmation message is displayed All Ovens On - Activated at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message All Ovens on - Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The All Ovens On graphic and the graphic of each oven button in this case will be coloured white Push this button to turn All Ovens On. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 29

30 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 30 Example 3 - How to turn All Zones Off Safety Feature This function is a safety shutdown; it will turn off all zones including the Hotspots if they have been left on. Please note it is the only function that will operate the Hotspots. Hotspots cannot be remotely turned on. When All Zones Off is selected the graphic of each oven button will be coloured white and the All Zones Off button will be coloured Amber. The message sending icon with rotating scroll will appear on the screenwhile sending. If the command is completed successfully then a confirmation message All Zones Off - Confirmed will appear at the bottom of the screen. If the command is unsuccessful the message All Zones Off Failed will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The All Zones Off button graphic and the graphic of each oven button will be coloured white.and the graphic of each oven button in this case will be coloured white Push this button to turn All Zones Off. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 30

31 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 31 Why would a command fail? If a command is sent but is unsuccessful a message will be displayed at the bottom of the screen for example... Simmer Oven On - Failed this is so that you are aware that the command has not been received by the AGA TC3. A failed command will occur if the message sent to the AGA TC3 is not received before a 90 seconds Time out after being sent remotely. (See trouble shooting for more information). Following this Time out a further message will then be sent to turn All Zones Off this is a safety feature to ensure that the failed command is ignored and not received and activated at a later time when not expected. This button was pressed to choose Simmer Oven On. The graphic went green, then reverted back to white because the command failed. The command failed message will also appear at the bottom of the screen. Please do not send a new command until the previous command has been Activated or Failed. 31

32 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 32 Trouble Shooting The following can be used as a guide to trouble shoot the app, website and direct text, if you are experiencing problems. Phone App (iphone and Android) Issue What to check... How to check User cannot log-in a) Are the correct log-in details being used (password and ID) Check user details are entered correctly. b) Is data connection of mobile phone active Requires 3G data connection - check mobile phone settings allow data ON and strength of 3G. c) Is the website down Check log-in from desk PC. d) Is the account locked Contact AGA. 2. Comms failure message received a) Is the Remote Access Device (RAD) powered. Check AGA is on. Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. b) Does the phone have sufficient 3G signal Check mobile phone signal strength c) Remote Access Device (RAD) has sufficient mobile signal Remote Access Device (RAD), red LED flashes every 2-3 seconds 3. Command failed message received a) Is Remote Access Device (RAD) powered Check AGA is on and Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. b) Check that the oven (s) that you have sent the command to is not faulty Check AGA user panel for rapid flashing of zone/oven LED s. 32

33 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 33 Direct Text Issue What to check... How to check User cannot send text message from phone a) Does the phone have a good signal Check mobile phone signal strength b) Does your account have credit Check with network provider c) Is the correct Remote Access Device (RAD) number entered Re-enter number written on back of Remote Access Device (RAD) 2. User sends text command but does not receive a reply a) Have the correct text commands been typed into body of text as per users guide. Refer to users guide, compare with text message. b) Is the Remote Access Device (RAD) powered. Check AGA is on. Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. c) Remote Access Device (RAD) has sufficient mobile signal Remote Access Device (RAD), red LED flashes every 2-3 seconds d) Check you have good phone signal to receive text messages Change location of phone to improve signal. e) Is mobile phone number contained in white list Check mobile phone number of user is added to Remote Access Device (RAD) white list. f) Check that the oven (s) you have sent the command to is not faulty Check AGA user panel for rapid flashing of zone/oven LED s. 2. Command failed message received a) Is Remote Access Device (RAD) powered Check AGA is ON and Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. b) Check that the oven (s) you have sent the command to is not faulty Check AGA user panel for rapid flashing of zone/oven LED s. 33

34 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 34 Website Fault Condition What to check... How to check User cannot log on a. Are correct log-in details used (password and ID) b. Check that data or wired connection is good for PC, laptop, internet tablet etc... Check user details are entered correctly. Requires 3G data connection or broadband connection to computer. c. Is the website down Contact AGA. d. Is the account locked Contact AGA. 2. Comms failure message received a) Is the Remote Access Device (RAD) powered. Check AGA is on. Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. b) Does the phone have sufficient 3G signal Check mobile phone signal strength c) Remote Access Device (RAD) has sufficient mobile signal Remote Access Device (RAD), red LED flashes every 2-3 seconds 3. Command failed message received a) Is Remote Access Device (RAD) powered Check AGA is on and Remote Access Device (RAD) yellow LED is ON. b) Check that the oven you have sent the command to is not faulty Check AGA user panel for rapid flashing of zone/oven LED s. 34

35 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 35 What to look for on the Remote Access Device - LED status Working normally l Remote Access Device is on, active SIM inserted, network communication good l l l Yellow LED - solid (indicates power to unit. Green LED - solid while communication between GSM module and handset takes place. Red LED - solid for up to 10 minutes after power up while connecting to network, then blinks every 2-3 seconds when SIM is connected to network, and solid while sending/ receiving remote commands. Not working normally l Remote Access Device is on, no SIM inserted, therefore without any network communication. l l l Yellow LED - solid (indicates power to unit). Green LED - solid while communication between GSM module and handset takes place. Red LED - solid for 20 seconds, after power up, then off. l Remote Access Device is on, active SIM inserted, but no network communication. l l l Yellow LED - solid (indicates power to unit). Green LED - solid white communication between GSM module and handset takes place. Red LED - solid for 10 minutes after power up, then 2 seconds on and 8 seconds off cycle. l Remote Access Device is on, active SIM inserted, network connection but network signal strength low. l l l Yellow LED - solid (indicates power to unit). Green LED - solid white communication between GSM module and handset takes place. Red LED - solid for up to 10 minutes after power up while connecting to network, then blinks every 6 seconds - 8 seconds (noticeably slower blink than good signal strength) and LED solid while sending/receiving remote commands. 35

36 v EOPI COMPLETE ARTWORK_Layout 1 04/07/ :29 Page 36 Handshake to AGA Total Control Handset Communication/Handshake with Remote Access Device This process will be required on the installation of the remote access device, to the AGA Total Control. If the handset is replaced for any reason the new handset will also need to be synchronised. You will also need to set the time and date during the handshake process, you will also set your own programme preferences, please refer to the AGA TC3 Users Guide for details. Step 1 Handshake can be activated in a two minute window which starts immediately after the AGA TC3 is switched from Standby to ON and then the red LED on the remote access device blinks once every 2-8 seconds to indicate connection to the mobile phone network. Step 2 Press and hold button on the handset for 10 seconds to open the communicate/ synchronise screen. The following screen message then appears. Press and to synchronise Step 4 Use the and buttons to choose the language you want the handset text to be in, then press to confirm the language choice required. Once time and date has been set the Auto/Event program screen will appear. Step 5 Set the correct time and date see Page 20. AGA TC3 Users Guide. Step 6 You have the option to set your own Auto programme at this stage, see Page 22. If you wish to leave until later, then press it will remain at the pre-set times: 1 Event 7am - 7pm (7 days). Step 3 Simultaneously press the and buttons, the serial number will be found by the handset. The following screen message then appears briefly. Serial Number found Notes symbol appears in the top right hand corner of the screen, if the handset is out of range with the cooker or the communication/handshake process has not been completed. When communication is OK then symbol is displayed. The button can be used to force communication between the cooker and the handset. This function is active once successful initial communication has been made, and the handset is in range. 36

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