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iGate2.0 User Manual

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SETPOINT Screen

Use this screen to view, adjust, or hold heat and cool 

setpoints . Use the wheels to adjust setpoints . Drag a 

wheel up or down or tap the top or bottom of the wheel 

to increase or decrease by 1 increment .

There are two different buttons that can appear in 

the center of this screen. Press to switch buttons and 

functions.

• 

OCCUPIED/UNOCCUPIED

 button (commercial 

applications only) .

• 

PLAY/PAUSE

 button allows you to either play  

(use as is) or alter the program schedule . 

(residential applications only)

•  Text above the button is the current state.

•  Text beneath the button is what will happen when 

the button is pressed .

If the schedule is running, the Occupancy button and 

the text will display whether the schedule is currently 

running OCCUPIED or UNOCCUPIED setpoints. Press 

the button to switch heat and/or cool setpoints between 

Occupied and Unoccupied settings and then the 

Occupancy button changes to the PLAY button.

When the schedule is not running, the text above 

the Play button says OCCUPIED if the heat and cool 

setpoints are the same as the OCCUPIED setpoints 

or UNOCCUPIED if the heat and cool setpoints match 

the UNOCCUPIED setpoints. If neither is true, HOLD 

displays . When the schedule is paused, the remaining 

hold time shows in the lower right corner .

Commercial Screen has a Schedule pause button .

FAN Screen

Configure the supply fan for ON or AUTO, in either 

occupied or unoccupied mode . 

• 

ON

 – Fan runs continuously regardless of demand. 

Options are to run the fan for: 15 min, 30 min, 45 

min, per hour or always .

• 

AUTO

 – Fan cycles with heat or cool demand 

or if there is a demand for humidification or 

dehumidification.

Use this screen to adjust fan operation. The default 

setting for fan operation is AUTO for both OCCUPIED 

and UNOCCUPIED periods. When operating in AUTO 

MODE, the fan only runs when there is an active heating 

or cooling demand. When you select ON, the fan runs 

continuously, except during the BLOWER ON DELAY 

when a heat cycle is starting . There is a 30-second 

minimum on/off timer when changing the FAN MODE.

These selections are not available if the thermostat has 

been configured for non-programmable operation. To 

enter Programmable mode, press and hold the FAN 

screen for 5 seconds.

Summary of Contents for iGate2.0

Page 1: ...5 MODE Screen 5 SETPOINT Screen 6 FAN Screen 6 PROGRAM 7 VACATION 8 SETTINGS Screen 8 HOT WATER Screen 8 WEATHER Screen 8 HUMIDITY Screen 8 BANNER Screen 9 SOFTWARE Screen 9 BACKLIGHT Screen 10 ALERT...

Page 2: ...mbers only Default temperature units is Fahrenheit Navigate to the SETTINGS screen to change to Celsius Banner Press the center of the scrolling Banner to switch to the screen indicated by the display...

Page 3: ...ing Range 32 to 104 F 0 to 40 C 10 to 95 relative humidity non condensing Mounting Standard 4x2 in electrical box using the 6 32 x 1 2 mounting screws provided Overall Dimensions Width Height Depth 3...

Page 4: ...ss and password then press the Log In button to open your myUplink account Setting Up Wi Fi and Connecting to your myUplink account Supports 802 11 a b g n standards Configure Wi Fi from Your Mobile D...

Page 5: ...mber and Connection Token can be accessed from the thermostat display by pressing the Wi Fi Status icon top left of the banner Using your iGate Connect Thermostat MODE Screen E COOL OFF HEAT AUTO E HE...

Page 6: ...xt above the Play button says OCCUPIED if the heat and cool setpoints are the same as the OCCUPIED setpoints or UNOCCUPIED if the heat and cool setpoints match the UNOCCUPIED setpoints If neither is t...

Page 7: ...ellow Row Indicator moves up and down at the same time The cool setpoints are shown above the blue horizontal lines for each of the 4 programmable periods of the day up to 3 occupied periods and 1 uno...

Page 8: ...ons Swipe up or down to navigate through options and then tap to select one Swipe on any of the SYSTEM SETTINGS sub screens to return to the SYSTEM SETTINGS main screen HOT WATER Screen HOT WATER SETT...

Page 9: ...itch to the Date Adjust screen and the Time Adjust screen using the green icon button at the right side of the screen Scroll or tap the Orange Month wheel or Blue Day wheel Drag a wheel up or down or...

Page 10: ...to configure and setup your system change and view options ADVANCED SYNCH TIME TO SERVER TIME ZONE SCREEN TIMEOUT PROXIMITY YES CENTRAL 15 SEC YES Some of the Advanced Settings are only available fro...

Page 11: ...ET PIN screen use the 4 blue digit PIN wheels to set the PIN Set the 4 digit PIN and press the orange Save button to save the PIN and return to the Lockout Screen Press the DISABLE button to cancel th...

Page 12: ...he SYSTEM SETTINGS screen NOTE The SYSTEM SETTINGS screen can ONLY be accessed from the thermostat itself not the app or web 3 Scroll down to DISCONNECT Wi Fi CAUTION Disconnecting the Wi Fi requires...

Page 13: ...iles to the dashboard Click on the tile you would like to display Configure any options for that tile and press Submit to add to the dashboard System Menu From the Top Menu Select System Main menu Sys...

Page 14: ...r Settings System Menu 3 Smart Tank Water Heater 3 1 SmartTank Configuration Back Serial Number 192411600 Select 3 1 SmartTank Configuration to change settings and setpoints Schedule From the Dashboar...

Page 15: ...Adjust the settings as needed and Save Using the Weekly Schedule Editor To Add a schedule mode to a day Click Add Select the Mode and Start Time and Save To copy a day s program to a different day se...

Page 16: ...lect Vacation to view and edit the scheduled vacations Click the button to add vacation days Select the dates you will be away and Select Next Choose the mode to be used during the vacation and click...

Page 17: ...or temperature 122 F NOTE Displayed only if using humidity temperature as a backup source during a fault condition with the primary temperature sensor HUM TEMP SENSOR LOW Humidity sensor temperature 0...

Page 18: ...S to restore all default settings to the original values Advanced Setting Option Default Screen Options Sync Time to Server Yes Time Zone 4 CENTRAL HAWAII ALASKA PACIFIC MOUNTAIN CENTRAL EASTERN ATLAN...

Page 19: ...iGate2 0 User Manual Created December 3 2021 climatemaster com 19 This page intentionally left blank...

Page 20: ...be as described herein Please contact ClimateMaster s Customer Service Department at 1 405 745 6000 for specific information on the current design and specifications Statements and other information...

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