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Fig 2. Powering an HS-EMS400 Thermostat with a Stand-alone Transformer

Fig 1. Wiring Diagram for One Heating/Cooling System with One HS-EMS400 Thermostat

Warning! Do not remove the internal jumper (shunt). Connect to O or B terminal as 

specified by equipment. Do not connect to both O and B terminals.

Thermistor Temperature Sensor

HS-EMS400

W1

Y1

G

R

24V

24V(c)

CLK1

CLK2

RS2

RS1

RS+V

X1

X2

R/24V shunt. Remove if 
thermostat power is not 
supplied by equipment.

Free Light / LED1

Free Light / LED2

O

LED2

LED1

DIP SW7

DIP SW8

Display

B

Emergency Heat LED

(Center)

Escort5580TC/

VPM5580TC

X

1

X

2

RS

+V

X

2

X

1

RS

+V

RS1

RS2

CLK1

CLK2

24V(c)

24V

R

G

W1

Y1

24V(c)

24V

G

W1

Y1

Auxiliary Heat

Compressor

Fan

Power - Hot

Power - Common

Heat Pump 

System

HS-EMS400 

(Backplate)

LED1

LED2

O

O

Reversing Valve - Cool Mode

B

Reversing Valve - Heat Mode

B

Output Terminal Functions

LED1 .................Free light for status or function indication.
LED2 .................Free light for status or function indication.
CLK1 .................Use with dry contact relay for alternate set points.
CLK2 .................Use with dry contact relay for alternate set points.
RS2 ....................To Outdoor/Indoor remote sensors.
RS1 ....................To Outdoor/Indoor remote sensors.
RS+V .................To Outdoor/Indoor remote sensors and 

to Escort5580TC/VPM5580TC.

X2 ......................To Escort5580TC/VPM5580TC.
X1 ......................To Escort5580TC/VPM5580TC.

W1..................... Auxiliary heat is energized as back-up or emergency heat.
Y1...................... Compressor is energized with a call for heating or cooling.
G........................ Fan is energized with a call for heating or cooling or by press-

ing the fan button.

R........................ Independent switching voltage.
24V.................... 24 V

AC

 Hot from equipment transformer.

24V(

C

)............... 24 V

AC

 Common from equipment transformer.

O........................ Energizes the reversing valve continuously in cool mode.
B........................ Energizes the reversing valve continuously in heat or off mode.

Warning!:  Remove the internal jumper (shunt) before connecting the stand-alone transformer. Connect to O 

or B terminal as specified by equipment. Do NOT connect to both O and B terminals.

Escort5580TC/

VPM5580TC

X

1

X

2

RS

+V

X

2

X

1

RS

+V

RS1

RS2

CLK1

CLK2

24V(c)

24V

R

G

W1

Y1

24V(c)

24V

G

W1

Y1

Auxiliary Heat

Compressor

Fan

Heat Pump 

System

HS-EMS400 

(Backplate)

LED1

LED2

O

O

Line Voltage

Common

Hot

24V

AC

Transformer

B

B

Reversing Valve - Cool Mode

Reversing Valve - Heat Mode

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Summary of Contents for HS-EMS400

Page 1: ...all optional setback and indoor outdoor remote sensors if used 7 Replace the thermostat by inserting the tabs into the hinge slots at the top of the backplate Gently swing the thermostat downward and snap it into place 8 Replace the thermostat cover Thermistor Position When placing the front cover on the thermostat ensure that the thermistor is not touching the case The thermistor should be placed...

Page 2: ... CLK2 Use with dry contact relay for alternate set points RS2 To Outdoor Indoor remote sensors RS1 To Outdoor Indoor remote sensors RS V To Outdoor Indoor remote sensors and to Escort5580TC VPM5580TC X2 To Escort5580TC VPM5580TC X1 To Escort5580TC VPM5580TC W1 Auxiliary heat is energized as back up or emergency heat Y1 Compressor is energized with a call for heating or cooling G Fan is energized w...

Page 3: ... warranty nor to assume for it any other war ranty or liability concerning this product In no event shall Digital Security Controls Ltd be liable for any direct indirect or consequential damages loss of anticipated profits loss of time or any other losses incurred by the buyer in connection with the purchase installation operation or failure of this product WARNING DSC Ltd recommends that the enti...

Page 4: ...ected setpoints in heating and cooling NOTE The thermostat will not allow less than 1 C 2 F difference between the heating and cooling setpoints Fan Control The Fan will come on automatically when the system is operating but there is no indication of this on the display To select continuous Fan operation press the FAN button and the display will show This is recommended for electronic air cleaners...

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