VIP3000 Visually Impaired Programmable Thermostat / Customer Information
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RESET
Button: Briefly press when you wish to exit program setup without
accepting any changes. Your original program settings will be maintained.
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DAY/TIME
Button: Press briefly once to hear current day and time settings.
Quickly press twice to hear instructions on adjusting the day and time settings.
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PROG
Button: Press to turn the programmable operation on and off. When on
you'll hear,
“
Program is On”.
When off you'll hear
, "
Program is Off
”.
Pressing
repeatedly toggles operation back and forth, between settings.
(When program is
on, sighted users will see the words “PROG ON” on the
display screen
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RUN
Button: Press to accept a programming change. This button is very similar
to a computer’s “Enter” key. It can also be used to turn off a temporary override of
a programmable temperature setting.
(For the sighted user the word “OVERRIDE”
appears and disappears from the
display screen when override is on and off).
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WEEKEND
Button: Press to program Saturday and Sunday time and temperature
settings
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WEEKDAY
Button: Press to program Monday through Friday time and
temperature settings
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YES
Button: Press to accept making a program change.
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NO
Button: Press to decline making a program change or to skip a time period
during programmable operation set up.
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FAN
Button: Each press changes the fan operation. When you hear
“Fan On”,
the
fan runs continuously. When you hear
“Fan Auto”
, the fan runs only when heating
or cooling is operating.
If you hear
“Fan Indoor Air Quality”
the fan is programmed
to run a selected number of minutes, on the hour, every hour.
(Sighted users will
see the words “ON”, “ON AUTO” or “ON IAQ” below the word “FAN” on the
display screen).
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SYSTEM
Button: Each press changes the system operation setting. When you
hear
“OFF”
the thermostat is off and neither heating nor cooling will run. When
you hear
“COOL”
the thermostat is set to bring on air conditioning. When you
hear
“HEAT”
the thermostat is set to bring on heating. If you hear
“AUTO”
the
thermostat is in auto change-over and system operation will automatically change
from heating to cooling, and vice versa. If you hear
“AUXILIARY”
you have a
heat pump system and thermostat is set to run in emergency heat.
(Sighted users
will also see the words “OFF”, “COOL”, “HEAT”, “AUTO” or “AUX” in the lower
right of the display screen)
