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SETTINGS—MAINTENANCE MENU

MAINTENANCE—

WIRELESS SENSORS MENU

ADD WIRELESS SENSORS

Description:

The Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control comes from the factory with 3 wireless

sensors preprogrammed for a specific Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control. An additional 2

wireless sensors may be added to the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control to pair additional

sensors to the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control.

1

Remove the cover of the additional wireless space sensor.

2

On the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control go to Add wireless Sensors and press START

to bigin the pairing process.

Menu > Maintenance > Wireless Sensors >

Add Wireless Sensors

.

3

Insert the batteries into the wireless space sensor. If the sensors have not been
pre-programmed from the factory the green and red LED will blink every second.

4

The Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control will find and detect the wireless sensor and

display the device ID on the screen.

5

Once a sensor is properly programmed and detected by the Genesis
Heat-Timer

®

control, the Green and Red LED’s will blink only when data

is transmitted.

6

Replace the cover on the wireless space sensor once the sensor is programmed
and detected by the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control.

7

If the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control does not detect the wireless sensor, check the

sensor LEDS. If the Green and Red LED’s are blinking every second, the sensor is
not programmed. Please go to step one to reattempt the pairing.

CHANGE WIRELESS ID

Description:

The Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control will allow the installer to enter a custom

wireless system ID. If the installer opts to enter a customer wireless ID, the wireless
sensors must all be reprogrammed with that specific Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control as

described under the ADD WIRELESS SENSOR menu.

Press Start and

Power-Up Wireless

Sensors

PAIR NEW SENSORS

BACK START

All Sensors Will Have

to be Re-Paired !

ARE YOU SURE?

CHANGE WIRELESS ID

NO YES

NOTE

Reference CONFIGURING THE WIRELESS SPACE SENSOR on page 70

additional information regarding the pairing of the Genesis controller with
pre-programmed wireless space sensors provided with the control.

NOTE

If the the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

control is in pairing mode it is possible

you will not see the LEDs blink.

NOTE

If the Device ID does not show up on the screen press the button once
and check the Genesis Heat-Timer

®

displayed and confirm it showed.

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Summary of Contents for Genesis

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL 059705 00 REV B FOR STEAM OR HYDRONIC HEATING SYSTEMS GENESIS HEAT TIMER LIGHT COMMERCIAL INTERNET BASE CONTROL ...

Page 2: ... can CANNOT be used as a limit control All boilers must have all safety and limit controls required by code It is the responsibility of the installer to verify that all the safety and limits are working properly This control must be installed by a licensed electrician ...

Page 3: ... AND NIGHT SCHEDULES 14 SYSTEM OUTPUT 14 BOOST AND EARLY SHUTDOWN 14 04 SPACE FEEDBACK 15 UNDERSTANDING OPERATION CONCEPT 15 SPACE TEMPERATURE FEEDBACK 15 HYDRONIC HEATING SPACE TEMPERATURE FEEDBACK 15 STEAM HEATING 05 INPUTS 16 HEATING SYSTEM SENSOR 16 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR 16 AUX 1 AUX 2 AND AUX 3 16 DHW CALL 16 06 OUTPUTS 17 VALVE ACTUATOR 17 BOILER BURNER 17 BURNER MODULATION 17 SYSTEM PU...

Page 4: ... DISPLAY AND VARIABLE FUNCTION BUTTONS 33 STEAM APPLICATIONS 33 HOT WATER APPLICATIONS 33 SPACE SENSOR TEMPERATURES 34 AUX INPUTS 34 SETTING THE DISPLAY CONTRAST 35 RESETTING TO FACTORY DEFAULT 35 DISPLAY MESSAGES STEAM 36 DISPLAY MESSAGES HOT WATER 37 INITIAL PROGRAMMING OF THE 38 GENESIS HEAT TIMER SYSTEM STARTUP MENU 39 SELECTING STEAM 39 SELECTING HOT WATER 40 SELECTING BASIC HEAT SETTINGS SCH...

Page 5: ...TTINGS STEAM 62 SYSTEM SETPOINT 62 THERMAL LOCKOUT 63 SYSTEM RUN ON 63 20 SETTINGS COMMUNICATIONS MENU 64 COMMUNICATIONS 64 INTERNET PORT 64 NETWORK INFO 64 21 SETTINGS MAINTENANCE MENU 65 MAINTENANCE 65 OUTDOOR SENSOR TRIM 65 SYSTEM SENSOR TRIM 65 PASSWORD 65 MAINTENANCE SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU 66 SENSOR FAULT 66 MEASUREMENT UNITS 66 MANUAL OP OPERATION 66 MAINTENANCE WIRELESS SENSORS MENU 67 ADD WI...

Page 6: ...nt comfort The Genesis Heat Timer control can be remotely accessed through the Internet using Heat Timer s web based program ICMS Internet Control Management System Access to ICMS requires an active account with BuildingNet and an annual access fee This access fee provides the account owner unlimited user access which users can be given Full or Read Only rights of remote access to the Genesis Heat...

Page 7: ...stem When the outdoor temperature drops below the Outdoor start the system pump relay is activated and the heating water circulates through the system The temperature of the heating water is controlled by the Reset Ratio Water Offset changes with Outdoor temperature and feedback from building space sensors Water Temperature 70 60 50 40 Outdoor Temperature 130 120 110 100 Water Temperature 70 60 50...

Page 8: ...e system water temperature will increase 2 degrees The Genesis Heat Timer has a full range of Reset Ratios to match any buildings heat loss characteristics A heating curve that relies not only on Outdoor temperature but also on type of radiation will improve heat comfort The following are suggested initial settings for different types of radiation based on average building insulation and heat loss...

Page 9: ...ault optional Boost setting to quickly bring the building up to comfortable temperatures BOOST AND EARLY SHUTDOWN The Boost is designed to return the building to its Day WAKE heat level after Night SLEEP heat level It does it by increasing the temperature of the Calculated Water Temperature TGT by a set amount of degrees set by the Boost Adjustment for a period of time that is based on outside tem...

Page 10: ... of a Cycle ON segment and a Cycle OFF segment The length of the Cycle ON segment will vary with the outdoor temperature The colder it is outdoor the longer the Cycle ON segment The Genesis Heat Timer constantly checks the outdoor temperature by means of an outdoor sensor located on the exterior of the building At the same time it monitors the heating system of the building by means of a heating s...

Page 11: ...is activated depends on four factors Outdoor temperature Outdoor start temperature Heat Adjustment setting Cycle length When the outdoor temperature is above the Outdoor start the Genesis Heat Timer will not call for heat When the outdoor temperature is below the Outdoor start the length of the Cycle ON segment is adjusted by the Day and Night Heat Adjustment settings 1 is the shortest heat durati...

Page 12: ...50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 1 1 45 41 37 33 29 25 22 18 15 13 10 8 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 57 51 46 41 37 33 28 25 21 18 15 12 9 7 5 3 1 0 0 0 3 C 59 54 48 43 38 33 29 25 21 18 15 12 9 7 5 3 1 0 0 4 C C C 55 49 43 38 34 29 25 21 17 14 11 9 6 4 2 1 0 5 C C C C 55 49 43 38 33 28 24 20 17 13 10 8 6 4 2 1 6 C C C C C 55 49 43 37 32 27 23 19 15 12 9 7 5 3 2 7 C C C C C C 54 48 42 36 31 26 22 18 14 11 8 6 4 ...

Page 13: ...ted This allows residual heat in the pipes to continue to heat the building Once the pipes have cooled sufficiently a new cycle can begin The Genesis Heat Timer control checks for Space Lockout and adjusts the heat setting as needed before staring another cycle SEQUENCE OF DISTRICT STEAM OPERATION The Genesis Heat Timer will open the steam valve when the outside temperature falls below the outdoor...

Page 14: ... the building The Night AWAY SLEEP settings allow the Genesis Heat Timer to reduce the length of the steam Cycle ON portion during the night or when building is unoccupied Each schedule period can have an individual desired building temperature setting SYSTEM OUTPUT The system output relay connects to and operates a combustion air damper or other boiler room equipment and it will energize whenever...

Page 15: ... when the boiler or valve is returned to heating function If the average space temperature is below the building target temperature the Genesis Heat Timer program will recognize this and automatically adjust the outdoor reset ratio to increase the system water temperature This self learning logic of the Genesis Heat Timer allows the installer to select a random ratio setting and allow the program ...

Page 16: ...to connect to the provided Heat Timer temperature sensor P N 904220 00 The outdoor temperature sensor is located on the exterior of the building The Genesis Heat Timer uses the temperature information from the outdoor temperature sensor combined with the system temperature sensor to control the heat level in the building AUX 1 AUX 2 AND AUX 3 The Genesis Heat Timer is designed to accept either a t...

Page 17: ...outdoor temperature sensor and the system temperature sensor the Genesis Heat Timer controls the heating system by turning the boiler burner ON or OFF BURNER MODULATION The Genesis Heat Timer is designed to provide the boiler burner in a hot water application a current voltage modulation signal Using the inputs from the outdoor temperature sensor and the system temperature sensor the Genesis Heat ...

Page 18: ...or 4 20mA MSI Network for Internet RINET components Future use Ethernet Connection for Internet RINET communication The digital display shows the system status set point To view and adjust settings press the appropriate buttons LED indicates the associated relay status Buttons function is presented on Bottom Row of display When connecting Outdoor and System Sensors no Polarity is observed ...

Page 19: ... 1 13kg Output Relays System Pump I Boiler I Valve I Modem Output Relays Rating 120VAC 3 Amp Resistive 1 Amp Pilot Duty 120VAC 1 Amp Resistive Modem Inputs System Temperature Outdoor Temperature DHW Call 3 Optional Temp or Switch Inputs User Interface Digital Display Display Units Temperature F and C Status Indicators 3 LEDs Variable Function Buttons 4 Modulating Output Types 4 20mA 0 5V 0 10V 1 5...

Page 20: ...ogrammed If both LEDs are blinking no System ID has been configured ITEM DESCRIPTION 3 RF Module Transmit receive radio signals to from other devices 4 Internal Antenna 5 Batteries Provide power for the Wireless SNR 2 AA 1 5V lithium batteries 6 RS485 Connector Future use SPECIFICATIONS 6 5 4 1 2 3 Power Input 2 AA 1 5V Transmission Reception Built in Antenna Reading Space Temperature LED 2 LED fo...

Page 21: ...e control Genesis Heat Timer control 926842 GENLT Two Temperature Sensors with Enclosures P N 904220 00 Three Wireless Space Temperature Sensors P N 904395 00 Wall Anchors and Screws Installation and Operation Manual P N 059705 00 Warranty Card P N 059115 00 REQUIRED MATERIALS NOT SUPPLIED The following materials tools are required for installation but are not supplied General tool kit screwdriver...

Page 22: ... Seals the wires from the external environment It has two screws to hold it the base and a hole to secure a lock on the wiring enclosure A plastic plate that separates the wiring chamber into high and low volt sections has been provided MOUNTING THE ENCLOSURE Select a location near the equipment to be controlled The surface should be flat and sufficiently wide and strong to hold the Genesis Heat T...

Page 23: ... The battery can maintain the clock for up to a total of 100 days NOTE Do not replace the Enclosure Wiring Cover until all wiring is completed MOUNTING THE DISPLAY MODULE 1 Turn the Genesis Heat Timer display module 1 over to reveal the battery 2 on the back of the circuit board Remove the plastic tab to activate the battery Ensure the battery is properly seated and has not dislodged when removing...

Page 24: ...the heating system sensor to the pipe using the tie wraps provided with the sensor Then wrap insulation around the sensor and pipe to achieve the highest accuracy The sensor wires can be extended up to 500 feet 152 4 meters using shielded 2 conductor 18 2 cable Heat Timer P N 703001 01 Do not ground the shield at the sensor but at the panel using one of the terminals marked with an O ALERT If the ...

Page 25: ...r and wall except from the bottom The sensor wires can be extended up to 500 using shielded 2 conductor cable 18 2 Do not ground the shield at the sensor but at the control using the terminal marked with an O Do not run sensor wires in conduit with line voltage wiring ALERT Determining the proper location of the outdoor sensor is very important The Genesis Heat Timer will base the heat output on t...

Page 26: ...separate circuit breaker for the Genesis Heat Timer control Do not share the control power with other major equipment pumps or motors Heat Timer recommends the installation of a surge suppressor and a power switch before the power line connection Follow all local and state electrical codes when installing this unit All wiring must meet or exceed local state or federal codes and requirements CAUTIO...

Page 27: ...tage wiring NOTE Output relays do not source power A separate power source must be used when needed Use the output relay to enable or disable equipment WIRING THE DOMESTIC HOT WATER CALL DHW HOT WATER SYSTEMS ONLY TERMINALS 26 27 DHW can be used to raise System Set Point temperature to the DHW Set Point temperature DHW with Priority or without Priority Normal must be selected in the Startup Menu S...

Page 28: ...The System Pump N O contact is capable of switching 3 A resistive at 120VAC STEAM APPLICATIONS The Genesis Heat Timer is equipped with a System output to operate additional equipment The most common use for this output is operating a combustion air damper The SYSTEM PUMP Output terminals are 4 and 5 These terminals do not source any power Wire these terminals directly to the combustion air damper ...

Page 29: ...nect terminal 9 on the Genesis Heat Timer to a transformer 24Vac terminal b Connect the motorized valve COMMON terminal to a transformer 24Vac terminal WIRING THE MODEM OUTPUT TERMINALS 11 12 1 Run the modem power supply wires through a knockout located on the bottom of the Genesis Heat Timer enclosure 2 Connect the modem power supply wires to terminals 11 and 12 on the Genesis Heat Timer NOTE The...

Page 30: ...the modulating burner or actuator to the terminal on the Genesis Heat Timer marked VLT terminal 15 COMMUNICATIONS WIRING ETHERNET The Genesis Heat Timer is designed for remote communication through an Internet connection and to be accessible through ICMS INTERNET RINET COMMUNICATIONS WIRING To connect the Genesis Heat Timer to the Internet 1 Run a CAT5 cable from the modem or router through a knoc...

Page 31: ...parated from high voltage wiring Connect the MSI Interface terminal M to the Genesis Heat Timer terminal M 28 Connect the MSI Interface terminal M to the Genesis Heat Timer terminal M 29 MSI COMPONENT WIRING The Genesis Heat Timer can be expanded to accept one MSI component such as a Boiler Feed Meter or Stack Sensor or Pressure and Vacuum Sensor using MSI interface These components are viewed rem...

Page 32: ...tching to BYPASS automatically activates the Motorized Valve the Burner and the System output Switching the control to BYPASS manually during a power outage activates the Motorized Valve Burner and System outputs COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION After the Genesis Heat Timer is powered on and the initial programming is complete 1 Replace the Genesis Heat Timer enclosure wiring cover and secure it in pla...

Page 33: ...er control is in ALARM mode due to a potential sensor failure DISPLAY AND VARIABLE FUNCTION BUTTONS STEAM APPLICATIONS The Genesis Heat Timer display shows the system sensor temperature when Heating System Boiler Valve or District Steam Delay when the Heating System District Steam the Average Space Sensor temperature and the outdoor temperature and appropriate operation messages The area above the...

Page 34: ...d as described in the following table SCREEN BUTTON LEFT RIGHT Default MORE Space Sensor Temperatures Has no function MENU Enters the menu mode Space Temp BACK Goes back one menu step Scrolls through the menu MORE AUX Inputs Status Menu BACK Goes back one menu step Scrolls through the menu SELECT Selects current menu item Setting BACK Goes back one menu step Changes the current setting value SAVE ...

Page 35: ...RESETTING TO FACTORY DEFAULT To set the Genesis Heat Timer back to its original factory default settings 1 Remove power from the Genesis Heat Timer 2 Press and hold the two right most buttons on the Genesis Heat Timer while powering the control on 3 Release the buttons when instructed to do so on the display A message displays stating the operating parameters are reset and then the Genesis Heat Ti...

Page 36: ...Outdoor or the System sensor is reading Short or Open The Output relay will be energized or de energized based on the Sensor Fault setting See Sensor Fault on page 66 Space L O 71 F In Cycle Operation Mode the MPC Platinum is in Space Lockout utilizing space sensors until the space average drops below 71 F See Space Lockout on page 15 Steam Time 12 15 min District Steam is the Operating Mode choic...

Page 37: ...pen The Output relay will be energized or de energized based on the Sensor Fault setting See Sensor Fault on page 66 Summer The control is set to Summer No heat is active See Season on page 53 No Call for Heat The outdoor temperature is above the Outdoor Cutoff See Wake and Sleep Outdoor Start on page 52 Pump Run On 1 36 The System Pump relay has turned off and has 1 minute and 36 seconds left unt...

Page 38: ...utoff temperature 3 Set the day night schedule times see Schedules Menu on page 57 INITIAL PROGRAMMING OF THE GENESIS HEAT TIMER When the Genesis Heat Timer is first powered on and initialization is complete the System Startup menu screens appear NOTE If the System Startup menu screens does not appear the Genesis Heat Timer has already been configured To check the configuration or to make changes ...

Page 39: ...K NEXT 06 00 am SET WAKE TIME BACK NEXT 10 00 pm SET SLEEP TIME BACK NEXT SYSTEM STARTUP MENU The System Startup menu provides the options used to configure basic settings for the Genesis Heat Timer This includes Date Time settings sensor fault and the type of heating system steam or hot water SELECTING STEAM HEATING SYSTEM BACK SAVE Boiler Valve District Steam DISTRICT STEAM DELAY BACK SAVE m SET...

Page 40: ... SET WAKE TIME BACK NEXT SELECTING HOT WATER 14 DISPLAY AND PROGRAMMING 0 D START WAKE BACK SAVE F 0 D START SLEEP BACK SAVE F On Off Boiler Curr Volt Boiler Floating Valve Curr Volt Valve HEATING SYSTEM BACK SAVE Disabled Normal Priority DOMESTIC HOT WATER BACK SAVE MIN WATER TEMP BACK SAVE F DHW TEMP SETPOINT BACK SAVE F FLOATING VALVE CURR VOLT VALVE ON OFF BOILER 10 00 pm SET SLEEP TIME BACK N...

Page 41: ... View Change Schedule View Change Date Time Auto DLS Enabled 0 D START WAKE BACK SAVE F 0 D START SLEEP BACK SAVE F BASIC HEAT SETTINGS BACK SELECT Season Winter O D Start Wake 55 F O D Start Sleep 55 F Heat Adjustment 6 Schedules Space Tgt ADV HEAT SETTINGS BACK SELECT Sleep Setback 0 F System Offset 0 F Max Water Temp 200 F Min Water Temp 70 F Pump Run on 2m COMMUNICATIONS BACK SELECT Internet P...

Page 42: ...ryday Weekdays Weekends Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat DAYLIGHT SAVINGS BACK SAVE Disabled Enabled 12 00 am SET PRESENT TIME BACK NEXT 01 01 2022 SET PRESENT DATE BACK NEXT SET WAKE TEMP BACK SAVE F SET AWAY TEMP BACK SAVE F SET RETURN TEMP BACK SAVE F SET SLEEP TEMP BACK SAVE F 06 00 am SET WAKE TIME BACK NEXT 06 00 am SET AWAY TIME BACK NEXT 06 00 am SET RETURN TIME BACK NEXT 06 00 am SET SLEEP TIM...

Page 43: ...Temp 200 F Min Water Temp 70 F Pump Run on 2m ADV HEAT SETTINGS BACK SELECT System Setpoint 150 F Thermal Lockout Auto System Run on 2m THERMAL LOCKOUT BACK SAVE Off Auto Manual SYSTEM TEMP OFFSET BACK SAVE F SLEEP SETBACK BACK SAVE F MAX WATER TEMP BACK SAVE F MIN WATER TEMP BACK SAVE F PUMP RUN ON BACK SAVE m SELECTING ADVANCED HEAT SETTINGS HOT WATER SELECTING ADVANCED HEAT SETTINGS STEAM ...

Page 44: ... Re Paired ARE YOU SURE CHANGE WIRELESS ID NO YES OUTDOOR SENSOR TRIM BACK SAVE F SYSTEM SENSOR TRIM BACK SAVE F PASSWORD ENABLE BACK SAVE Disabled Enabled SYSTEM SETTINGS BACK SELECT Sensor Fault Heat On Measurement Units F Manual Op Auto WIRELESS SENSORS BACK SELECT Add Wireless Sensors Change Wireless ID Press Start and Power Up Wireless Sensors PAIR NEW SENSORS BACK START SYSTEM SETTINGS BACK ...

Page 45: ...ment Units F Boiler Settings BOILER SETTINGS BACK SELECT Mode Auto Ignition Start 0 Soft Off Delay 45sec MANUAL OPERATION BACK SELECT Auto Open On Close Off Manual SELECTING MAINTENANCE SYSTEM SETTINGS BOILER SETTINGS 14 DISPLAY AND PROGRAMMING THIS SECTION APPLIES TO APPLICATIONS WHERE THE HEATING SYSTEM HOT WATER SELECTION IS CURR VOLT BOILER ...

Page 46: ...date and time on the control The date and time are used to regulate the Schedule The Genesis Heat Timer battery is used to maintain the date and time during power outages 12 00 am SET PRESENT TIME BACK NEXT 01 01 2022 SET PRESENT DATE BACK NEXT START to continue SYSTEM STARTUP START 15 SYSTEM STARTUP MENU ...

Page 47: ...e heating system with steam will be relatively constant If the steam source is of the later type you may decide to select the District Steam option With the District Steam option the Heating System Sensor is not used The Genesis Heat Timer uses a timer to start the Cycle ON Selecting the District Steam option may result in overheating and unnecessary energy expenses as the Thermal Lockout feature ...

Page 48: ...e energy saving feature Thermal Lockout is not available To find the appropriate District Steam Delay for your building use the following procedure 1 Turn the heating system off and wait until the radiators are cool 2 Have another person located at the furthest radiator in terms of longest piping distance or to a radiator in a location known to get heat last 3 Manually switch the control to Bypass...

Page 49: ... 20mA 0 10V 2 10V and 0 5V For applications in which the Genesis Heat Timer controls a 3 way mixing valve the Genesis Heat Timer can provide a SPDT output for valves with a floating actuator For valves with a proportional actuator the Genesis Heat Timer can provide a current voltage output of 4 20mA 0 10V 2 10V 1 5V and 0 5V MODULATING TYPE Selections 0 10V Default 0 10V 2 10V 0 5V 1 5V 4 20mA Des...

Page 50: ...mal Priority Default Normal Description A DHW call can be initiated by shorting the DHW input terminals 24 and 25 By selecting NORMAL or PRIORITY will determine how Genesis Heat Timer will control the System Pump output terminals 4 and 5 When DISABLE is selected the Domestic Hot Water function on the Genesis Heat Timer control is OFF When NORMAL is selected on a DHW call the Genesis Heat Timer wil...

Page 51: ...perature This setting is a basic initial setting additional desired Wake temp settings along with Return temp settings can be made in the Schedule menu SET SLEEP TIME Selections 1 00 12 00 am pm Default 10 00 pm Description The Genesis Heat Timer has two levels of heat The Day WAKE level is used when a building is occupied and people are active The Night SLEEP level is used when a building is not ...

Page 52: ...is for the Day level WAKE RETURN of heating when the building is occupied and people are active O D START SLEEP Selections 20 F 100 F Default 55 F Description When the outdoor temperature falls to the adjustable Outdoor start temperature the Genesis Heat Timer will control the boiler or valve to maintain the calculated system temperature When the outdoor temperature rises to the O D Start SLEEP pl...

Page 53: ...e OD falls to or below the Outdoor start setting In addition it will begin heating whenever the System temperature SYS falls below the calculated temperature When the heating season is over it is a good practice to switch the Genesis Heat Timer to SUMMER setting O D START WAKE Selections 20 F 100 F Default 55 F Description See Page 52 for a complete description of Outdoor Start setting for Day WAK...

Page 54: ...m 6 to 7 Then wait at least 24 hours before evaluating the new adjustment Otherwise adjust it up another number and wait an additional day for the results Similarly if the building is too warm reduce the Heat Adjustment one number and wait for 24 hours before making any additional adjustments If the average space temperature exceeds the building target temperature the Genesis Heat Timer control wi...

Page 55: ...0 7 2 60 14 1 90 21 2 3 OUTDOOR START MINUS OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE ALL TEMPERATURES IN F 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 1 1 45 41 37 33 29 25 22 18 15 13 10 8 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 57 51 46 41 37 33 28 25 21 18 15 12 9 7 5 3 1 0 0 0 3 C 59 54 48 43 38 33 29 25 21 18 15 12 9 7 5 3 1 0 0 4 C C C 55 49 43 38 34 29 25 21 17 14 11 9 6 4 2 1 0 5 C C C C 55 49 43 38 33 28 24 20 17 13 10...

Page 56: ... temperature falls the system water temperature is increased one degree The Heat Adjustment setting is only a starting point as the Genesis Heat Timer will automatically adjust the Reset Ratio based on the feedback of the building space sensors If the average space temperature exceeds the building target temperature the Genesis Heat Timer control will shutdown the boiler or in a 3 way mixing valve...

Page 57: ...day Wake Away Return Sleep The Day WAKE desired building space temperature and the Night SLEEP desired building space temperature can also be set To reduce the need to set each individual day of the week there are several options that allow the settings to be copied over various days EVERYDAY the 4 periods of settings will applied all days during the week WEEKDAYS the 4 periods of setting will app...

Page 58: ...g level settings and a building space temperature target of 68 F This building space temperature is maintained from 7 AM till before 11 AM Away period begins with a Night heating level and a building space temperature target of 60 F This building space temperature is maintained from 11 AM to 4 PM Return period begins with a Day heating level and a building space temperature target of 72 F This bui...

Page 59: ...ogrammed To start the Day Heating level without a Boost begin the period as Return Return period begins with a Day heating level and a building space temperature target of 72 F This building space temperature is maintained from 8 AM to 4 PM Early Shutdown starts before 4 PM and ends at 4 PM Sleep period begins with a Night heating level and a building space temperature target of 62 F This building...

Page 60: ...rom the calculated temperature For example if the calculated system temperature was 130 F and the Offset was changed from 0 to 10 an increase of 10 then the revised offsetted system temperature would increase to 140 F The Offset setting does not change the ratio selection For instance with 1 00 OD 1 00 SYS Reset Ratio the System water temperature SYS will always increase one degree for each degree...

Page 61: ...hen the outdoor temperature increases 2 F above the Outdoor start after Genesis Heat Timer has either shutdown the boiler or closed the valve the System Pump relay will stay on for a period of time set by the Pump Run On This allows the system pump to dissipate the residual heat within the system back into the building The Pump Run On time should be set based on the size and type of the boiler or ...

Page 62: ...est piping distance or to a radiator in a location known to get heat last 3 Manually switch the control to Bypass to start the boiler or open the steam valve 4 When the last radiator is hot record the System temperature displayed next to SYS on the fourth line of the main display 5 Set the System Set Point to the temperature noted in Step 4 6 Switch the control back to Auto operation ALERT The Hea...

Page 63: ...Point the higher the Differential value can be set As an initial setting set the heating system to restart at approximately 125 F At this temperature most of the residual heat in the radiators has dissipated but enough heat remains to keep the ambient temperatures warm during the time it takes the Genesis Heat Timer to establish heat For example if the System Set Point is 170 F then set the Heatin...

Page 64: ...l be required PORT FORWARD setting is used when the control is behind an Internet Router a modem with a built in DHCP server or a network server the firewall port forwarding must be configured The DHCP server must be configured to not provide an Internet IP that matches the control local static IP CUSTOM setting is primarily used when the Internet connection on the WAN side is Static when the DHCP...

Page 65: ...t of 4 letters It does not protect against any remote changes Remote Internet changes have a web login screen with a different password for each user On the web only the Internet account Owner can view and change the Password Setting up the Password feature makes servicing more difficult and can disable the system if management or ownership should change The Password feature is not active unless a...

Page 66: ... function is for maintenance or testing only therefore it should always be placed in AUTO for daily operation Auto this is the default selection and should always be used for proper daily function of the Genesis Heat Timer control Open ON this selection should be used for maintenance or system testing purposes only In this selection the System Pump Boiler output and Valve OPEN output are energized...

Page 67: ...ce the cover on the wireless space sensor once the sensor is programmed and detected by the Genesis Heat Timer control 7 If the Genesis Heat Timer control does not detect the wireless sensor check the sensor LEDS If the Green and Red LED s are blinking every second the sensor is not programmed Please go to step one to reattempt the pairing CHANGE WIRELESS ID Description The Genesis Heat Timer cont...

Page 68: ...the equipment manufacturer for the minimum firing rate required SOFT OFF DELAY Selections 0 to 60 seconds Default 45 seconds Description When the boiler is no longer needed for heat the Soft Off Delay keeps that boiler at low fire prior to turning it off This helps reduce the boiler from short cycling If during the Soft Off Delay period the control needs the boiler to fire the boiler is released f...

Page 69: ...ormation includes software version serial number startup settings communication settings and Wireless System ID CONFIGURED SENSORS Description The Configured Sensors menu provides access to display the current configuration of Space Sensors linked to the Genesis Heat Timer control CONFIGURED SENSORS BACK EXIT BACK EXIT SN GENX0000000000 Ctrl v0 00 Com v0 00 Modem RSSI HW Floating Valve Wireless Sy...

Page 70: ... ADD WIRELESS SENSOR section on page 67 NOTE The Space Sensors provided with Genesis Heat Timer package are pre programmed by the factory for that particular Genesis Heat Timer control There is no need for programming the Space Sensors prior to installation NOTE Ensure to install the batteries in the proper direction NOTE If the LEDs are not blinking verify the batteries are good and are installed...

Page 71: ...ave been broken or become disconnected If the wires are fine check the resistance at the sensor itself If the resistance is still open the sensor has been damaged and needs to be replaced SHORT or resistance is lower than the values on the adjacent chart Check the wires going to the sensor They may have become shorted together in the run of the wire If not check the resistance at the sensor itself...

Page 72: ...eat Timer Corp is not responsible for any installation related to any electrical or piping diagram generated The provided illustrations are to demonstrate the control operating concept only OUTDOOR SENSOR ZONE C ZONE A ZONE B BOILER WATER LINE CONDENSATE RECEIVER OPTIONAL LOCATION SYSTEM SENSOR AT FURTHEST RADIATOR SYSTEM SENSOR INSTALLED ON DRY RETURN ABOVE WATER LINE BOILER ...

Page 73: ...059705 00 REV B HEAT TIMER CORP 73 26 NOTES ...

Page 74: ...74 HEAT TIMER CORP 059705 00 REV B 26 NOTES ...

Page 75: ...n such products or services is from the supplier manufacturer or licensor of the product or service THE FOREGOING IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AND HEAT TIMER CORPORATION SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL HEAT TIMER CORPORATION ITS AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES AFFILIATED OR SUBSIDIARY COMPANI...

Page 76: ...20 NEW DUTCH LANE FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 PHONE 973 575 4004 FAX 973 575 4052 HEAT TIMER COM ...

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