7. Strip 1/4 inch of insulation from three wires at the remote
sensor. Install the wires in the terminals using the table
below.
Cat5/Cat5e cable color code:
RS+V = Green with White Stripe
RS2 = Brown with White Stripe
RS1 = Green
Shielded cable color code:
RS+V = Color 1 in pair
RS2 = Drain wire
RS1 = Color 2 in pair
A
NOTE:
the wire color going to each terminal. The order
of the wires on the thermostat are not the same as the
sensor.
8. Connect the wires
on the thermostat
backplate to the
terminals labeled
RS1, RS2 and RS+V.
Make sure each
terminal on the
sensor is wired to
the terminal with
the same name on
the thermostat.
9. Set the DIP Switches on the bottom right of the sensor to
the appropriate sensor type.
10.Set the jumper to match the total number of sensors
directly connected to the thermostat; 1-2, 3-5, or 6+
sensors.
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WARNING:
Do Not Count The Additional NT-URS
Sensors Used For Indoor Averaging.
OFF
ON
# Sensors
1-2
3-5
6+
UP
UP
Sensor Counting Example 1:
You are connecting an
INDOOR
sensor,
OUTDOOR
sensor,
AUX1,
and
AUX2
. The sensor count is 4 and the correct
jumper configuration is the middle jumper 3-5.
Sensor Counting Example 2:
You are connecting 6
INDOOR
sensors (Averaged) and one
INDOOR HUMIDITY
sensor. The sensor count is 2 and the
correct jumper configuration it the top jumper 1-2.
Sensor Counting Example 3:
You are connecting 3
INDOOR
sensors (Averaged),
OUTDOOR
Sensor,
AUX1, AUX2, AUX3,
and a
INDOOR
HUMIDITY
Sensor. The sensor count it 6 and the correct
jumper configuration is the bottom jumper 6+.
11.Reattach the thermostat faceplate to the backplate. (See
your thermostat installation manual for instructions.)
For X-Series thermostats, the
remote sensor will display in
the upper left of the display.
Tap on the upper left of the
display to cycle through the
different connected sensors.
The names of the sensors
will display in the dot matrix
area of the display.
For UP32 and US32
thermostats, press the two
buttons on the right side of
the thermostat to activate
the secondary display for
remote sensors. Press the Up
or Down buttons to cycle
through the sensor types.
Rotate through indoor,
outdoor, humidity, and AUX
on the display. There will be
a value next to the icon for
the sensor type that has
been selected.
12.If there are no additional sensors to be added to the sensor
network, close the sensor case by hooking in the top, then
snapping it on the bottom.
USING NT-URS AS HUMIDITY SENSOR
Install the NT-URS sensor using the single sensor instructions.
The NT- URS can be configured as a dedicated humidity only
sensor. Reference the switch position in the diagram to the right.
You can view the humidity value in the thermostat’s web server
and on the thermostat faceplate, as described in
Step 11.
ADDING EXTERNAL SENSOR PROBES
Add the NT-RS-S or NT-FS to the NT-URS by connecting two
wires from the probe to the terminals designated 1 and 2 on the
NT-URS. (Connection to NT-RS-S shown below)
The wires can be connected with either polarity. Use 2-
conductor cable (22AWG minimum) with a maximum length of
300 feet (or 90m).
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IMPORTANT:
If the NT-URS is initially configured with an
external probe and the probe fails or is disconnected, the NT-
URS will stop to reporting and the Diagnostic LED will
continually light until the problem is corrected.
NT-RS-S connected to NT-URS Sensor
(Optional NT-FS connection not shown)
Available Sensor Probes
from Network Thermostat
NT-URS AS AUX1, AUX2, OR AUX3 SENSOR
The NT-URS can report as as AUX1, AUX 2 or AUX3 sensor. In
this configuration, you can use either the internal temperature
sensor or an external probe.
When the NT-URS is initially detected by the thermostat, it will
check first from the external probe connections, if no probe is
detected, the sensor will default to the internal temperature
sensor.
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IMPORTANT:
If the NT-URS is initially configured with an
external probe and the probe fails or is disconnected, the NT-
URS will stop to reporting and the Diagnostic LED will
continually light until the problem is corrected.
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SENSOR TYPE CONFIGURATION
INDOOR
Uses Internal
temperature sensor or
Indoor probe like the
NT-FS or NT-FS-S
OUTDOOR
Uses outdoor probe.
Has specific curve.Probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals Ignores Temp/
Hum Sensor
INDOOR HUMIDITY
ONLY
Uses Internal Humidity
sensor.
AUX 1
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
AUX 3
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
AUX 2
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
1-2
3-5
6+
NUMBER OF SENSOR
CONFIGURATION
NT-RS-S
Surface Mount
10K Temp Sensor
NT-OUTDOOR
Weatherized
10K Temp Sensor
NT-PROBE-SS8
8” 10K Temp Sensor
(Inquire about other types)
NT-FS
Flush Mount
10K Temp Sensor
UP
UP
NT-URS
Set as Humidity Only Sensor
AUX 1
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
AUX 3
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
AUX 2
Uses internal temperature
sensor or external probe.
The external probe
connects to 2-screwless
terminals
NetX Thermostat
OFF
ON
# Sensors
1-2
3-5
6+
UP
UP
NT-URS
NT-RS-S
NetX Thermostat
OFF
ON
# Sensors
1-2
3-5
6+
UP
UP
NT-URS
To AUX
PROBE
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