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4.8.3
Planning
Now, for the program schedule(s) you will be creating, fill out a table similar to the following,
which describes Example #3 above, applied to every day. Note that times must be entered as
“military time”. Also, the thermostat will not allow a heating setpoint to be greater than the
cooling setpoint minus 2°F.
Day(s)
Program
(1, 2, or 3)
Start
Time
Cool
Temperature
Setpoint
Heat
Temperature
Setpoint
End Time
1 16:00 72° 70° 20:00
2 05:00 73° 71° 22:00 1234567
3 02:00 75° 69° 23:00
4.9 Automatic Setpoint Control – Procedure for entering a Schedule
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Preparation . Before creating a time schedule program, be sure the thermostat is
showing the time and day of the week. (These are set in the iQ Controller.) Otherwise
schedule programming will be prevented. Following the guidelines explained in the
preceding section (Preparation and Planning), write down all of the information that
describes the schedules you will enter, in the form of a table. (You can always go back
and add to or adjust them later.)
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Turn Off the Local Zone Thermostat. If a temperature is displayed, shut off the
thermostat for the zone you will be programming by (a) touching anywhere in the screen,
then (b) touching the ON/OFF icon.(See Activating and Deactivating a Zone (Thermostat
ON/OFF).) Wait 3 seconds for the display to return to the Normal Screen.
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Enter the Program Schedule Mode . Briefly touch the Airzone icon once to enter into
the program scheduling screens. The symbol of a clock face will appear in the upper left
corner of the screen, and the ON/OFF icon will be blinking. Touch the clock icon briefly
once. (Touch the Airzone icon again at any time to escape from the programming
process.)
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Select the Day(s) For the (First) Schedule . See Figure 9. “1” will appear, blinking, in
the day of week part of the screen (for Monday), along with the up and down arrows.
Select the day(s) you wish to enter a program for, then touch the Airzone icon to save it
and proceed. Touching
▲ will advance through 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, then 12345, then 67,
then 1234567, then 1 again, etc. Touching ▼ will go backwards through the list. For
example, touching ▼ once will change from 1 (Monday) to 1234567 (all week) in one
touch. Note that in order to enter or view a schedule for a different day or set of days,
you must escape and start the process from the beginning.