Customizing the Program Schedule
Press
Program
(button with calendar). The schedule shown is set for the
highlighted days shown at the top of the display. This is a 7-day programmable
thermostat, so each day can have its own schedule. Press
to browse through
each day(s) schedule.
How does a schedule work?
Example:
• To have the floor warm up to 82F at 6:00 AM in the morning, set the WAKE
period to these values.
• To save energy and allow the floor to cool to 74F after leaving at 8:00 AM,
set the LEAVE period to these values.
• To have the floor warm again to 82F when returning home at 5:00 PM, set
the RETURN period to these values.
• Finally, to save energy overnight and cool the floor to 74F after 10:00 PM,
set the SLEEP period accordingly.
NOTE: With the SmartStart feature turned on (see SmartStart below), the
thermostat will learn how long it takes the floor to reach 82F and begin warming
up a little early, reaching 82F by the WAKE time 6:00 AM and again at the
RETURN time 5:00 PM.
To modify the schedule, select the period and then adjust the Start time and the
setpoint temperature using
and
. To save these new settings, press
Done!
.
To clear a period, useful if you want to only raise and lower the floor
temperature once in a day, select the “Disable this period” option. The schedule
will skip over this period in the schedule. There must be two periods in the
schedule.
Building a New Schedule
To build a completely new schedule, press
New Schedule
. Follow the on-
screen steps to select the days to schedule and modify each period to the
desired time and temperature. Pressing
Next
will take you to the remaining
days to be scheduled. Continue modifying the schedule for each day as needed.
When all days have been completed, press
Done!
to save these settings.
Changing Settings
Date/Time
Press . Press
to find
Date/Time
and select it. The
Time
display will show.
Set the time by adjusting with the arrow buttons. Select
Date
. Set the month,
day and year. This thermostat will automatically adjust the time for daylight
savings. If you want this ability turned off, de-select the box “Adjust for Daylight
Savings”. When finished, select
Done!
.
Clock and Temperature Format
Press . Press
to find
Format
and select it. The display will show the current
formats highlighted. Select the desired formats and then press
Done!
.
Screen Brightness
The brightness during idle time can be adjusted. Press . Press
Brightness
.
Adjust the brightness with
and
and press
Done!
to save this setting.
Language
Press . Press
to find
Language
and select it. Select the desired language
and press
Done!
to save this setting.
Floor Limit
The thermostat can be adjusted for the minimum and maximum allowable
setpoint temperatures of the floor sensor. This is useful when the floor covering
cannot exceed a certain temperature (84F is common for many wood or
laminate products. Consult your floor covering manufacturer for recommended
limits.). It is also useful to limit adjustment by users. And it is useful if the
thermostat is being operated in Air Sensing mode (see Sensor Regulation below)
but it is still desired to maintain a minimum floor temperature regardless of the
air temperature.
Press . Press
to find
Floor Limit
and select it. Adjust the Minimum and
Maximum allowed floor temperature setpoints and press
Done!
to save these
settings.
Sensor Regulation
The thermostat is designed to operate best in Floor Sensing mode. It is also
possible to operate in Air Sensing mode with Floor Sensing limitation. However,
make sure to set a proper maximum Floor Limit temperature (see Floor Limit
above) to avoid overheating certain floor coverings. Also note that internal
heating in the thermostat may affect the air sensor temperature reading.
Press . Press
to find
Sensor Regulation
and select it. Select the desired
sensor mode and press
Done!
to save this setting.
SmartStart
The thermostat is factory set with the “SmartStart” feature turned on. This
allows the thermostat to learn and automatically determine the best time
to begin heating, reaching the setpoint temperature at the scheduled time.
For example, the schedule may have a “WAKE” start time of 6:00AM to be
82F (27.8C) and SmartStart may begin pre-heating at 5:30AM to reach 82F by
6:00AM.
If this feature is not desired, it may be turned off. Press . Press
to select
“SmartStart”. Select “ON” or “OFF” and press
Done!
to save this setting.
Other Features
Usage
The thermostat stores in memory the number of hours that it is heating. This
information may be useful in calculating the energy used by the floor heating
system.
Press . Press
to select “Usage”. The display shows the number of hours
it was heating the last 24 hours, last 7 days, 30 days, and since it first started
heating. To reset these counters to zero, press “Clear”. Press
Done!
to save this
setting.
Brightness
The screen brightness may be adjusted. Press . Select “Brightness”. Adjust
the brightness and press
Done!
to save.
Clean Screen
To allow the screen to be cleaned without button functions for 30 seconds, press
. Select “Clean Screen” and confirm.
IMPORTANT: Use a dry or damp soft cloth only to clean the screen. Do not
spray the screen directly and do not use harsh solvents or abrasives as this may
damage the screen and control.
Calibration
Under special circumstances it may be desired to slightly adjust the temperature
that is displayed for the sensor. Normally this is not recommended. However,
it can be done by pressing . Press
to select “Calibration’. The display will
show the current sensor temperature and the offset value. Adjust by pressing
or
. Press
Done!
to save.
Reset Factory Defaults
To reset all programming and settings to the factory defaults, press . Press
to select “Factory Settings”. It will ask you to confirm by pressing
Yes
, or press
Cancel
to cancel.
