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Z-Wave Information

• 

This thermostat can be operated in any Z-Wave network with other Z-Wave certified devices 

from other manufacturers. All non-battery operated devices within the network will act as 

repeaters regardless of vendor to increase reliability of the network.

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Z-Wave is an Inter-operable two-way RF mesh networking technology designed for use with a 

Z-Wave gateway/controller and other Z-Wave enabled devices.

Advanced Z-Wave® Information

This section is for the advanced user who has knowledge of the Z-Wave™ Command Classes. Please 

note that the thermostat operates in Frequently Listening Receiver Slave (FLiR) mode, when it is 

battery-powered.

Support for Association Groups

This thermostat supports Group 1, which can hold up to 5 nodes. 
Group 1 Association is the default status report channel in Z-Wave+ lifeline requirements. Group 1 

Alerts notify an associated device of a thermostat generated change. Thermostat generated changes 

are changes that originate at or by the thermostat.
The following information is included in the lifeline report:

Low Voltage Alarm

When battery power is down to 30% or lower, the thermostat will send a low voltage alarm to the 

Z-Wave Controller and display the low battery icon on the LCD.

Z-Wave Indicator

The thermostat's Z-Wave indicator will display when it receives Indicator CC from ZWave controller/

gateway.

Basic CC and Thermostat Mode CC

Basic Set On/Off is mapped to Thermostat Mode CC. Z-Wave controller/gateway sends a Basic Set CC 

with value 0 (Off) to set Off mode, and sends value 255 (On) to set Auto mode.

Energy Saving Mode

Energy Saving Mode

 is only available for those with a compatible Z-Wave controller/gateway that 

supports energy saving mode.
The thermostat can be put into energy saving mode through ZWave by setting Thermostat Mode to 

Energy Save Heat (0x0B), Energy Save Cool (0x0C), Away Heat (0x0D) or Away Cool(0x0E), from the 

controller/gateway app.
When  in  Energy  Saving  Mode,  the  thermostat  will  display  "ES  Mode",  and  manage  the  climate 

according Energy Heat/Cool Setpoint.
Exit Energy Saving Mode by setting the Thermostat Mode to Off/Heat/Cool/Auto through Z-Wave.

Please note that 

Restore Default

 would set the Energy Heat Set Point to 72 °F (22 °C) and Energy Cool 

Set Point to 80 °F (26.5 °C), thus exiting Energy Saving Mode.

Scheduling

Scheduling

 is only available for those with a compatible Z-Wave controller/gateway that supports 

scheduling function to program the climate control setting at different times of day.
The thermostat supports up to 8 schedules (one Z-Wave Schedule Block, 8 Schedule IDs).  You can 

program the Heat Set Point, Cool Set Point, Humidity Mode, Moise Set Point, Dry Set Point, Fan Mode 

in each schedule.

Please note that excluding the thermostat from the network sets all schedules to 

Disabled

.  

Performing 

Restore Default

 (in 

Advanced Settings Menu, page 17

) sets all schedules to 

Not Active

.

Supported Command Classes and Security

All  supported  command  classes  are  available  in  S0,  S2  unauthenticated  and  S2  authenticated 

security class.

Command Class

Version Required Security Class

Association (Lifeline Association)

v2

Highest granted

Association Group Information

v3

Highest granted

Basic
Basic CC is mapped to thermostat Mode CC

v2

Highest granted

Battery

v1

Highest granted

Clock

v1

Highest granted

Device Reset Locally

v1

Highest granted

Firmware Update MD

v5

Highest granted

Humidity Control Mode

v1

Highest granted

Humidity Control Setpoint

v1

Highest granted

Humidity Operation State

v1

Highest granted

Indicator

v3

Highest granted

Manufacturer Specific

v2

Highest granted

Multi Channel Association

v3

Highest granted

Multilevel Sensor

v6

Highest granted

Powerlevel

v1

Highest granted

Security

v1

None

Security 2

v1

None

Schedule

v3

Highest granted

Supervision

v1

None

Thermostat Fan Mode

v3

Highest granted

Thermostat Fan State

v1

Highest granted

Thermostat Mode

v3

Highest granted

Thermostat Operating State

v2

Highest granted

Thermostat Setpoint

v3

Highest granted

Transport Service

v2

None

Version

v3

Highest granted

Z-Wave Plus Info

v2

None

•   THERMOSTAT MODE V3  

•   THERMOSTAT SETPOINT V3  

• 

 SENSOR MULTILEVEL V6  

•   CLOCK   

• 

 HUMIDITY CONTROL MODE  

• 

 HUMIDITY CONTROL SETPOINT  

•   THERMOSTAT FAN STATE  

•   THERMOSTAT FAN MODE V3  

• 

 HUMIDITY CONTROL OPERATING STATE  

•   THERMOSTAT OPERATING STATE V2  

•   BATTERY  

•   DEVICE RESET LOCALLY  

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Страница 1: ...N 10028238 Rev C INK BLACK PANTONE 3005 C MATERIAL 60 LB MEAD BOND SIZE 8 500 X 5 500 TOL 0 125 SCALE 1 1 FOLDING ALBUM FOLD BINDING SADDLE STITCH 72 SET 70 Fan Auto Cool F 47 User Guide 2GIG Security Automation System 2GIG Z Wave Plus Battery Powered Thermostat ...

Страница 2: ...Thermostat Operation 19 Main Thermostat Screen 19 Backlight and Button Operation 19 Display 19 Staging Indicators 19 Setting the System Mode 20 System Modes 20 Special Heat Pump Mode Emergency Heat 20 Setting the Heating or Cooling Temperature Setpoint 21 Automatic Setpoint Push 21 Frost Protection 21 Setting the Fan Mode 22 Fan Modes 22 User Customization 23 User preference settings 23 Error Disp...

Страница 3: ...HEATING AND COOLING TRANSFORMERS PLEASE REMOVE THE JUMPER CONNECTING RC AND RH TERMINALS FIRST AND THEN CONNECT HEATING R TO RH AND COOLING R TO RC PLEASE SEE PAGE 8 W2 HEAT STAGE 2 Typical Wiring for Heat Pump HVAC System THERMOSTAT CONNECTION C 24VAC COMMON HUM HUM W3 RH RC 24VAC POWER W1 HEAT STAGE 1 G FAN Y1 COMPRESSOR STAGE 1 Y2 COMPRESSOR STAGE 2 TYPICAL THERMOSTAT WIRING COLORS CAUTION VERI...

Страница 4: ...labels not included according to the terminal markings Some installations may have additional wires not shown in the example illustration below Y1 Y2 W1 W2 O B Use the thermostat terminal names marking not the wiring color to mark the wires Remove the old thermostat base CAUTION When removing thermostat don t let the wires slip into the wall and don t let the wires touch each other If the old ther...

Страница 5: ...y have one or two transformers The R wire connects differently depending on the system Single Transformer System Most HVAC systems have a single 24VAC transformer For these systems there is only one R wire that can be connected to either the thermostat s RC or RH terminal because a pre installed jumper wire connects the two terminals If installing a Standard HVAC system connect the wires from the ...

Страница 6: ...e separate heating and cooling systems with their own 24VAC transformers there is an R wire from the heating system and an R wire from the cooling system For dual transformer systems connect the C wire from the cooling system to the thermostat s C terminal DO NOT CONNECT THE C WIRE FROM THE HEATING SYSTEM IMPORTANT Remove the Jumper connecting RC and RH terminals see illustration below Figure 7 Du...

Страница 7: ...ction desired If the backlight is already on button touches work with the first touch Wait Mode The thermostat has a Minimum Off Time MOT delay after any heating or cooling cycle ends This delay prevents rapid heating cooling cycles and also provides short cycle protection for the system compressor This delay may be noticeable when you change a setpoint and it does not respond immediately due to t...

Страница 8: ...ype for Standard HVAC systems only Gas or Electric Changeover Type available with Heat Pump setup The changeover or reversing valve is used to change from heating to cooling operation The HVAC system is either a Changeover with Cooling type O or Changeover with Heating type B Most are changeover with cooling which is the default setting For Changeover with Cooling systems select WITH COOL This is ...

Страница 9: ...HID Home ID and ZNID Node ID located in the thermostat INFO screen For other specific tasks such as adding the thermostat to Scenes or Groups or deleting the thermostat from an existing network refer to the Z Wave controller instructions Removing from a Z Wave Network To remove the thermostat from the network use the following steps 1 Set your primary controller to exclude or remove mode to remove...

Страница 10: ...buttons to scroll through the menu options to the desired setting Touch FAN Select to change a setting Once it begins to flash use the buttons to select the desired setting Touch FAN Select to accept the new setting flashing will stop Select MODE Done to exit the option and return to the SETUP screen Feature Description Range Test Mode Temporary shorten Minimum Run Time Minimum Off Time to 10 seco...

Страница 11: ...ing off This will be Aux Stage off Threshold if 2nd Stage Heat Enable Aux Heat Enable in Heat Pump System 32 48 F 0 9 C Cool Stage 1 on Threshold Delta from Set point that stage 1 cooling start 34 45 F 1 7 C Cool Stage 1 off Threshold Delta from Set point that stage 1 cooling off 32 45 F 0 7 C Cool Stage 2 on Threshold Delta from Set point that stage 2 cooling start 36 46 F 2 8 C Cool Stage 2 off ...

Страница 12: ...rent setpoint of the current heating or cooling mode Adjust the setpoint temperature up or down with the buttons Note When in the Setpoint Change screen pressing the MODE button will switch the setpoint being displayed between the Heating and Cooling setpoints Default Figure 21 Accessing Setpoints Figure 22 Setpoint Change Screen Automatic Setpoint Push The cooling setpoint cannot be set below the...

Страница 13: ...play mode BACKLIGHT TIMEOUT Sets the time from last button touch that the backlight will turn OFF Range 10 30 seconds Default is 20 seconds Note Long backlight timeouts will reduce battery life SENSOR CALIBRATION Change the temperature calibration by 7 degrees Default is 0 Touch the UP or DOWN arrow buttons to change to the desired display temperature STATUS LINE Sets Status Line to Setpoints or C...

Страница 14: ...the Main Screen once either battery have been removed See Battery Installation page 10 Figure 26 Error Screen Figure 27 Battery Error Display Specifications Type Programmable thermostat for 24VAC 3H 2C non heat pump or 24VAC 3H 2C heat pump systems with humidifier de humidifier support Room Temperature Measurement Temp Scale Fahrenheit Celsius user selectable Temp Range 32 122 F 0 50 C Operating T...

Страница 15: ...ing Energy Heat Cool Setpoint Exit Energy Saving Mode by setting the Thermostat Mode to Off Heat Cool Auto through Z Wave Please note that Restore Default would set the Energy Heat Set Point to 72 F 22 C and Energy Cool Set Point to 80 F 26 5 C thus exiting Energy Saving Mode Scheduling Scheduling is only available for those with a compatible Z Wave controller gateway that supports scheduling func...

Страница 16: ...A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE WARRANTY PERIOD PROVIDED HEREIN Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitation may not apply to you NSC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE BREACH OF ANY WRITTEN OR IMPLIED WARRANTY Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequ...

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