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TECHNICIAN SETUP MENU

Temperature swing, sometimes called differetial or cycle rate, can be customized for this 
individual application. For most applications choose a swing setting that is as long as possible 
without making the occupants uncomfortable.

PRO1 Tip

Technician Setup Menu

This thermostat has a technician setup menu 
for easy installer configuration.  To setup the 
thermostat for your particular application:

Configure the installer options as 

desired using the table below.  

Use the            or             keys to 
change settings and the 

Program

 key 

to move from one option to the next.  

Note:

 Only press 

Hold/Run

 key when 

you want to exit the Technician Setup 
options.

Move the 

SYSTEM

 switch to 

OFF

.

Press and hold the           and           buttons  

together for 3 seconds.  This 3 second delay 

is designed so that homeowners do not 

accidentally access the installer settings.

1.

2.

3.

This feature will flash 

“FILT” in the display 

after the elapsed run 

time to remind the 

user to change the 

filter.  A setting of 

“off” will disable this 

feature.

This feature allows 

the installer to 

change the 

calibration of the 

room temperature 

display.  For 

example, if the 

thermostat reads 70° 

and you would like it 

to read 72° then 

2.  

The swing setting, 

often called “cycle 

rate”, “differential” 

or “anticipation” is 

adjustable.  A smaller 

swing setting will 

cause more frequent 

cycles and a larger 

swing setting will 

cause fewer cycles.

The swing setting, 

often called “cycle 

rate”, “differential” 

or “anticipation” is 

adjustable.  A smaller 

swing setting will 

cause more frequent 

cycles and a larger 

swing setting will 

cause fewer cycles.

The heating swing 

setting is adjustable 

from ±04°F to 

±20°F.  For example:  

A swing setting of 

05°F will turn the 

heating on at 

approximately 0.5°F 

below the setpoint 

and turn the heating 

off at approximately 

0.5°F above the 

setpoint.

The cooling swing 

setting is adjustable 

from ±04°F to 

±20°F.  For example:  

A swing setting of 

05°F will turn the 

cooling on at 

approximately 0.5°F 

above the setpoint 

and turn the cooling 

off at approximately 

0.5°F below the 

setpoint.

Selecting “ON” will 

not allow the 

compressor to be 

turned on for 5 

minutes after the last 

time the compressor 

was on.  Select “off” 

to remove this delay.

You can select the 

minimum compressor 

run time from “off”, 

“3”, “4”, or “5” 

minutes.  If 3, 4, or 5 

is selected, the 

compressor will run 

for at least the 

selected time before 

turning off.

You can adjust the 

room temperature 

display to read -4°F 

to +4°F above or 

below the factory 

calibrated reading.

You can adjust the 

filter change 

reminder from “off” 

to 2000 hours of 

runtime in 50 hour 

increments.

Feature 

Description

Adjustment 

Options

LCD Will Show

Factory 

Default Settings

Off

0 ºF

Off

On

0.5 ºF

0.4 ºF

This feature allows 

the installer to select 

the minimum run 

time for the 

compressor.  For 

example: a setting of 

4 will force the 

compressor to run for 

at least 4 minutes 

every time the 

compressor turns on, 

regardless of the 

room temperature.

Minimum 

Compressor 

On Time

Compressor 

Short Cycle 

Delay

Cooling 

Swing

Heating 

Swing

Room 

Temperature 

Calibration

Filter 

Change 

Reminder

Feature

The compressor short 

cycle delay protects 

the compressor from 

“short cycling”.  This 

feature will not allow 

the compressor to be 

turned on for 5 

minutes after it was 

last turned off. 

Summary of Contents for TRUE COMFORT III T605-2

Page 1: ...cian Setup Technician Setup Menu Mounting and Battery Installation Programming the Thermostat Programming the Thermostat cont Specifications Table of Contents Thermostat Applications Guide Page Batter...

Page 2: ...are in direct sunlight With an outside wall behind the thermostat In areas that do not require conditioning Where there are dead spots or drafts in corners or behind doors Where there might be conceal...

Page 3: ...Private Label Badge 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 LCD 1 System operation indicators ON will display when the COOL or HEAT is on NOTE The compressor delay feature is active if ON is flashing The compressor will not t...

Page 4: ...Pro1 s products are mercury free However if the product you are replacing contains mercury dispose of it properly Your local waste management authority can give you instructions on recycling and prope...

Page 5: ...when the thermostat is powered by batteries Wire specifications Use shielded or non shielded 18 22 gauge thermostat wire PRO1 Tips Wiring Terminal Designations If you are replacing a thermostat make...

Page 6: ...C W G C L2 L1 HOT R HEAT RELAY FAN RELAY COMPRESSOR RELAY 6 2 1 FAN RELAY COMPRESSOR RELAY 6 2 HEAT RELAY FAN RELAY 6 2 Typical 1H 1C heat pump system C L2 L1 HOT R HEAT CHANGE OVER VALVE FAN RELAY CO...

Page 7: ...s setting allows the thermostat to operate the fan when the fan relay is connected to the G terminal Select F or C with the jumper pin on the back of the thermostat F is for Fahrenheit and C is for Ce...

Page 8: ...ycles and a larger swing setting will cause fewer cycles The heating swing setting is adjustable from 04 F to 20 F For example A swing setting of 05 F will turn the heating on at approximately 0 5 F b...

Page 9: ...9 MOUNT THERMOSTAT BATTERY INSTALLATION Mount Thermostat Align the 4 tabs on the subbase with corresponding slots on the back of the thermostat then push gently until the thermostat snaps in place...

Page 10: ...eps below to set the day of the week and current time Press TIME Day of the week will be flashing Use the or key to select the current day of the week Press TIME The current hour is flashing Use the o...

Page 11: ...for the weekday setting Time is flashing Use the or key to make your time selection for the weekday WAKE time period Press PROGRAM The setpoint temperature is flashing Use the or key to make your set...

Page 12: ...ting is adjustable from 0 2 F to 2 0 F Cooling is adjustable from 0 2 F to 2 0 F 18 to 30 VAC NEC Class II 50 60 Hz for hardwire common wire Battery power from 2 AA Alkaline batteries 32 to 105 0 to 4...

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