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Digital Monitoring Products, Inc. | Z-5010T Installation and Programming Guide

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COMPATIBILITY

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Standard Gas, Oil, or Electric Systems (24 VAC, single or dual transformer)

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One stage heating with one stage cooling

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Two stage heating with two stage cooling

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Heat Pump Systems (24 VAC, single or dual transformer)

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One stage heating with one stage cooling

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Two stage heating with two stage cooling

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Three stage heating with two stage cooling

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Gas Millivolt Systems (24 VAC)

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All DMP panels with built-in Z-Wave capability

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All DMP panels with 738Zplus Z-Wave Module

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Virtual Keypad app and VirtualKeypad.com

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Summary of Contents for SecureCom Smart Z-5010T

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE Z 5010T Z Wave Thermostat MODE FAN Off Auto F...

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Page 3: ...Stage Heat Enable 18 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2nd Stage Cool Enable 19 Minimum Run Time MRT 19 Minimum Off Time MOT 19 Heat Setpoint Max 19 Cool Setpoint Min 19 Heat Blower Off Delay 19 Cool Blower Off Delay...

Page 4: ...23 Backlight and Button Operation 23 Display 24 Change the Setpoint 26 Set Fan Mode 26 Set the Clock 27 Product Specifications 28 Compatibility 29 FCC Information 30 Industry Canada Information 31 Li...

Page 5: ...me or office The thermostat can be powered with 24 VAC if return R and common C wires are present or with four AA batteries The Z 5010T Thermostat offers flexible features and functionality such as Mu...

Page 6: ...ired for backup Powering the thermostat with 24 VAC power requires both the C common wire and the R return wire If there is no C and R wire batteries are required The thermostat will operate for appro...

Page 7: ...5010T Installation and Programming Guide 3 THERMOSTAT FEATURES Figure 1 Thermostat Features MODE FAN 72H 80c Heating Cooling Mode Selection Backlit Display Fan Mode Selection Text Display Line Warmer...

Page 8: ...stat cover Take a photo of the connections 3 Label the wires according to their terminal markings as shown in Figure 2 Connections may differ from the example shown Keep in mind that color alone is no...

Page 9: ...included wall anchors and screws Refer to Figure 4 3 Wire the thermostat according to the wire labels The thermostat terminals have two sets of labels Top labels apply to standard connections and low...

Page 10: ...stem Do not connect if batteries installed Red RH 24 VAC return power for heating on dual transformer system Do not connect if batteries installed Red Y or Y1 Controls cooling compressor first stage c...

Page 11: ...ected to either the RC or RH terminal because the terminals are jumped together Connect the wires from the HVAC system to the corresponding terminals according to the top labels on the thermostat term...

Page 12: ...rding to the top labels on the thermostat terminal block Connect the cooling system C wire to the C terminal Do not connect the C wire from the heating system For systems with two R wires RC and RH cu...

Page 13: ...igital Monitoring Products Inc Z 5010T Installation and Programming Guide 9 CUT JUMPER FOR DUAL TRANSFORMER SYSTEMS ONLY RC RH Jumper TOP Figure 7 Cutting the RC RH Jumper for Dual Transformer Systems...

Page 14: ...wires from the HVAC system to the corresponding terminals according to the bottom labels on the thermostat terminal block Refer to Figure 8 STANDARD HEAT PUMP Y2 G R C W Y O B Y2 Y1 G R C R W1 O Y2 C...

Page 15: ...back into the wall opening 2 Snap the body and cover onto the base Refer to Figure 9 3 If the thermostat is not connected to wired 24 VAC power remove the cover and install the included batteries the...

Page 16: ...nd Programming Guide Digital Monitoring Products Inc Figure 10 Battery Installation Hook on top catch Snap onto bottom catches Body Battery Compartment MODE FA N Pry indents in case bottom Base and Bo...

Page 17: ...ress the key next to SELECT to change a setting 4 The current setting for that selection flashes Change settings with the buttons then press the key next to SELECT to save it 5 To exit press the key n...

Page 18: ...pressor This delay may be noticeable when you change a setpoint and the system doesn t respond immediately because of the delay timer For more information refer to Advanced Settings Minimum Run Time M...

Page 19: ...e temperature calibration by 7 STATUS LINE Configure the status line to display either setpoints or the clock System Setup the thermostat for a specific HVAC system type SYSTEM TYPE Select either a st...

Page 20: ...ss the button next to YES on the thermostat 4 Press the button next to SELECT to add thermostat to network If the Z Wave connection is successful the display flashes SUCCESS If it doesn t connect the...

Page 21: ...firmware version and Z Wave network information MODEL Displays the thermostat model number VERSION Displays the current thermostat firmware version number ZWAVE Displays the current Z Wave version nu...

Page 22: ...old the FAN button and button for 5 seconds Test Mode Shortens built in system delays Y Test mode on Reduces all system delays to 10 seconds for quicker system testing N default Test mode off All syst...

Page 23: ...Time MOT Set the minimum delay before a heating or cooling cycle can turn off Range 5 9 minutes Default is 5 minutes Heat Setpoint Max Set the maximum heating setpoint value Range is 55 F to 90 F 4 C...

Page 24: ...ld Set the delta from the setpoint where stage one heating starts Range is 1 to 6 Default is 1 Heating Stage 1 Off Threshold Set the delta from the setpoint where stage one heating stops Stage one tur...

Page 25: ...reshold Set the delta from the setpoint where stage three heating stops Stage three turns off at setpoint plus stage 3 delta Range is 0 to 7 Default is 0 Cooling Stage 1 On Threshold Set the delta fro...

Page 26: ...o cooling starts Range is 2 to 8 Default is 2 Cooling Stage 2 Off Threshold Set the delta from the setpoint where stage two cooling stops Stage two turns off at setpoint minus stage 2 delta Range is 0...

Page 27: ...acklight is normally set to turn off after 20 seconds to conserve battery power If the backlight is off the first button press will only turn on the backlight Once the backlight is on the buttons func...

Page 28: ...plays Heat and Cool icons to indicate when the system is heating or cooling Heat Icon Solid System is on and heating Blinking System is on and heating Minimum Run Time MRT delay is active Cool Icon So...

Page 29: ...saved setpoints The system will automatically switch between heating and cooling modes as needed to maintain the setpoints Heat E If the heat pump compressor fails setting the mode to Emergency Heat w...

Page 30: ...Note When in Change Setpoint mode pressing the MODE button will switch between the Heat and Cool setpoints Automatic Setpoint Push The thermostat automatically adjusts the setpoints to maintain a 3 s...

Page 31: ...tton to take thermostat out of sleep mode Press FAN button for 5 seconds until SETUP appears in status display line Use buttons to go to CLOCK Press SELECT DAY is displayed Set the day with the button...

Page 32: ...alibrates to 7 Ambient Temperature Accuracy 1 F 0 5 C Thermostat Connections Uses standard 18 AWG C Wire connections Dimensions 5 75 W x 4 50 H x 1 00 D 146 0 mm W x 114 3 mm H x 25 4 mm D Screen Size...

Page 33: ...tage cooling Two stage heating with two stage cooling Heat Pump Systems 24 VAC single or dual transformer One stage heating with one stage cooling Two stage heating with two stage cooling Three stage...

Page 34: ...to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accor...

Page 35: ...ference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Le pr sent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence L exploit...

Page 36: ...dealer as to the nature of the dealer s warranty if any There are no obligations or liabilities on the part of Digital Monitoring Products Inc for consequential damages arising out of or in connectio...

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