VIP3000 Visually Impaired Programmable Thermostat / Customer Information
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Programmable Operation
Press the
PROG
button until you hear “
Program is ON”
Press the
SYSTEM
button until you hear the system setting you want to run.
Programmable operation works with all system settings, including Heat, Cool, Auto
and Auxiliary. Your system will now run, according to your pre-programmed
temperature settings for each of the four time periods.
If you wish to temporarily override a programmed temperature setting, briefly press
the
UP
or
DOWN
button and you’ll hear it change one degree with each press. The
system will now run at this new temperature setting until the next time period occurs;
or you press the
RUN
button to return to the current time period’s programmed
temperature setting.
(Sighted users see the word “OVERRIDE” on the display
screen when the programmed temperature setting is temporarily overridden).
Fan Operation
Press the
FAN
button until you hear the fan setting you want to run. “
Fan Auto
”
means the fan operates only when your heating or cooling system is running. “
Fan
On
” means the fan will always run. “
Fan Indoor Air Quality
” means your fan will run
on the hour every hour for the pre-programmed number of minutes. When set to
“
Fan Indoor Air Quality
”, the fan also runs whenever heating or cooling is operating.
Pleas
e note, if fan indoor air quality was not set up, you will not hear “
Fan Indoor Air
Quality
”. For fan indoor air quality set up information, refer to “FH” in the table on
page 15 of the
“VT3000 User’s Guide”.
(Sighted users will see the words “FAN
AUTO”, “FAN ON” or “FAN IAQ” on the display screen
).
SECTION 5: OTHER CAPABILITIES AND ALERTS
Auto Change-Over Operation
Auto change-over enables the system to automatically change from heating to
cooling, and vice versa. This eliminates having to physically press the
SYSTEM
button to change operating settings. Auto change-over requires a temperature span
between heating and cooling set points in which neither mode is activated. This
range can set between 3 and 9 degrees Fahrenheit and is commonly referred to as
the “dead band”. Refer to “AC” in the table on page 15 of the
“VT3000 User’s
Guide
” for auto change-over set up information.
(Sighted users will see the word
“AUTO” appear in the lower right of the display screen).
