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CT200-G1 User Guide
The Temperature Filter (8-bit) field thermostat will report ambient temperature changes for
temperature values less than the lower bound and greater than the upper bound.
Table 25: Temperature Filter
Value Configuration
0x00 0 degree Fahrenheit (DEFAULT, upper bound)
0xXX X degree Fahrenheit
0x7C 124 degrees Fahrenheit (DEFAULT, lower bound)
The Configuration Report Command is used to advertise the actual value of the advertised
parameter.
Table 26: Report Command for Thermostat Recovery Mode
Name Value
Parameter (8-bit) 0x0A
Configuration Values (32-bit)
• Byte 1 = Lower Bound Temperature Fil-
ter
• Byte 2 = Upper Bound Temperature Fil-
ter
Fan Timer
This configuration is used to activate the fan with an automatic shut-off timer. Sending the
thermostat a Get request for this parameter will cause the thermostat to respond with a
Configuration Report containing the original time it was set to. When the Fan Timer value is
changed through the Thermostat’s UI, this parameter will be sent to the association group
as an unsolicited message. The valid values for this parameter are listed below:
Table 27: Fan Timer
Name Value
Parameter (8-bit) 0x0B
Size (3-bit) 0x01
Configuration Values (8-bit) Timer
Configuration values are hexadecimal representations of decimal values.
Table 28: Timer
Value Configuration
0x00 Always On (DEFAULT)
0x0F 15 minutes
0x1E 30 minutes
0x3C 60 minutes
Temperature Calibration
Temperature Calibration parameter specifies the offset applied to the measured value of
the thermostat. For example, an offset of +1 degree Fahrenheit to a measured 65 degree
Fahrenheit would cause the thermostat to display and report 66 degree Fahrenheit.
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