iDevices HVAC, Руководство по установке

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Dehumidification, W3 (3rd Stage Heat) or AUX
heat (for heat pumps). If your home uses one of
these options, follow these steps to set up your
system:
1. Press the button on your
iDevices
®
Thermostat.
2. Use the buttons to scroll to ‘Setup’
and press the button to select.
3. Use the buttons to scroll to ‘Relay’
and press the button to select.
4. Set the ‘Type’ for your system configuration.
Set In-App Preferences
In your iDevices
®
Connected app, select the
Thermostat on the home screen. Tap the ‘Menu’
button in the upper left-hand corner. From
here, you can edit the details of your iDevices
®
Thermostat organize it into a ‘Room’ and ‘Zone’,
set schedules and create ‘Scenes’.
Testing Your System
1. Set your iDevices
®
Thermostat to HEAT
mode. Adjust the temperature set point
above the ambient temperature in the room,
and verify that the heat turns on.
2. Set your iDevices
®
Thermostat to COOL
mode (if outside temperature is above
50ºF). Adjust the temperature set point
below the ambient temperature in the room,
and verify that the cooling turns on.
3. If your system has dual fuel sources (heat
pump plus electric or fuel-fired emergency
heat), set your iDevices
®
Thermostat
to EMERGENCY HEAT mode. Adjust the
temperature set point above the ambient
temperature in the room and verify that the
heat turns on.
4. Note: If you have a heat pump or air
conditioner, the iDevices
®
Thermostat is
designed to prevent damage to your
compressor by waiting 5 minutes between
restarts of your air conditioner or heat pump.
If you are testing the operation of your air
conditioner or heat pump, wait at least 5
minutes after changing the temperature
setting for the system to turn on.
Warnings And Safety Information
Do not short across terminals on the gas valve or at
the heating or cooling system control board to test the
thermostat installation. This could damage the thermostat
and void the warranty.
Do not select COOL mode if the outside temperature is
below 50ºF (10ºC). This could damage the cooling system.