Prodigy™ Media System
Crestron
PMC2
NOTE:
When using a single setpoint, the controlled zone has a
20-minute change limiter to prevent system toggling.
•
Dual Setpoints
(for use in
Auto
mode only): When using dual
setpoints, separate heat and cool setpoints are used. When the
ambient temperature drops below the heat setpoint, the controlled
zone will call for heat to maintain the heat setpoint. When the
ambient temperature rises above the heat setpoint, the controlled
zone will not call for cooling until the temperature exceeds the cool
setpoint. When the ambient temperature drops below the cool
setpoint, the controlled zone will not call for heating until the
temperature is below the heat setpoint.
NOTE:
When dual setpoints are used, the P-TSTATRF in the
controlled zone will display the setpoint closest to the ambient
temperature.
For instructions on setting the system mode, refer to “Set the System Mode”
on page 52.
P-TSTATRF
To set the temperature:
•
Single Setpoint:
Press
k
or
j
to raise or lower the temperature setting.
•
Dual Setpoints:
1. Press
MODE
until both the flame and snowflake icons
appear in the display.
2. Pressing
k
or
j
once (press again if the first press only
turned on the backlight) will cause the flame or snowflake
icon to flash. This indicates which setpoint will be adjusted
by subsequent button presses.
3. Raise or lower the active setpoint with the
k
or
j
buttons.
4. Press
MODE
to toggle to the other setpoint and adjust with
the
k
or
j
buttons.
PLX2
To set the temperature:
•
Single Setpoint:
To lower the heating or cooling setpoint, press the soft button located
to the left of the setting to be changed. To raise the heating or
cooling setpoint, press the soft button located to the right of the
setting to be changed.
NOTE:
When using a single setpoint, there is a 20-minute change
limiter to prevent system toggling.
•
Dual Setpoints:
1. Verify that the controlled zone is set to the
Auto
mode.
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Prodigy Media System: PMC2
System User Guide – DOC. 6840A
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