Aprilaire 8570 Bedienungsanleitung

Premium Programmable Thermostat

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Owner’s Manual

Model 8570

Includes Operating Instructions

and Warranty Information

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

ProgramInformation ............................1

Getting Familiar with your

Aprilaire®8570Thermostat. ......................2

Operating Your Thermostat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Setting the Mode of Operation – Heat Cool etc. . . . . . 5

Temporarily Raising and Lowering

theTemperature. ...............................6

FanOperation..................................7

Setting the Date and Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

PAGE

Programming your Thermostat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Holding Temperature – Holiday and Permanent . . . . . 12

SettingsMenu ................................14

InfoScreen ...................................18

Viewing Other Thermostats on the System . . . . . . . . . 18

In Case of Power Failure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Cleaning .....................................19

LimitedWarranty ..............................20

About half of all energy used by households goes to

heating and cooling the home. By selecting a

programmable Aprilaire®Electronic Thermostat you have

made a significant step toward conserving energy usage

and costs while improving your indoor comfort.

By programming your thermostat and taking advantage

of the times that a building is unoccupied or the

occupants are asleep the thermostat can reduce heating

and cooling bills by as much as $150. The Aprilaire

Thermostat has programmable capabilities that allow

you full flexibility to set your heating and cooling systems

to meet your comfort and energy needs.

Event Desired

Temperature Setting

Daily Time

Schedule

Wake Heat = 70°

Cool = 78° 6:00 am

Leave Heat = 62°

Cool = 85° 8:00 am

Return Heat = 70°

Cool = 78° 5:00 pm

Sleep Heat = 62°

Cool = 82° 10:00 pm

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Program your

thermostat

to save energy while

you’re asleep or away.

Saving energy helps prevent global warming.

FIGURE 1 GETTING FAMILIAR WITH YOUR APRILAIRE®8570 THERMOSTAT

EQUIPMENT

STATUS

OUTDOOR

TEMPERATURE

ROOM

TEMPERATURE

MESSAGE

CENTER

SETPOINTS

UP/DOWN BUTTONS

MULTI FUNCTION

BUTTONS

MESSAGE CENTER

Normally this is where you will find the current date and time

and the name of the current event if running the temperature

program. If the thermostat is in a Hold State the thermostat will

display when the Hold State is scheduled to end. The area is also

used to give information on when you should replace your air

filter or UV lamp when you should service your humidifier and

general HVAC equipment.

When installed with an Aprilaire®Automatic Digital Humidifier

Control (Model 58) and Humidifier the message center will also

inform you if the humidifier is operating.

EQUIPMENT STATUS

In this area of the display the thermostat will show the

equipment’s mode and whether the equipment is active. A typical

message in this area would be HEAT MODE when the equipment

is not running and HEATING when the equipment is active.

OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

The thermostat has terminals that can be hooked up to an

outdoor temperature sensor. If this is installed outdoor

temperature will be displayed in this area of the screen.

When installed with an Aprilaire®Automatic Digital Humidifier

Control (Model 58) or an Aprilaire®Model 6504 Intelligent Zoned

Comfort System this information is communicated to the thermostat

so there is no need for the extra outdoor temperature sensor.

ROOM TEMPERATURE

The large temperature on the screen is the room temperature.

The scale can be changed from Fahrenheit to Celsius if desired.

SETPOINTS

The setpoints are the temperature(s) to which the thermostat

is controlling.

MULTI-FUNCTION BUTTONS

The multi-function buttons are used throughout the thermostat

menu system and have many functions. The description on the

screen directly above the button is what that button is used for in

that particular screen. In Figure 1 the left button would be used

for INFO and the right button would be used for MENU.

UP/DOWN BUTTONS

These buttons are used to raise and lower temperature and to

navigate through the thermostat’s menus.

OPERATING YOUR THERMOSTAT

Backlight Operation

When any button is pressed the backlighting will

illuminate. Once the backlight is on subsequent button

presses will perform their respective tasks.

Using the Up & Down Buttons and Multi-Function

Buttons on the Thermostat

This thermostat uses a menu driven display and four (4)

buttons. The Up and Down buttons are generally used

to move between selections in the menu and to raise

and lower different parameters such as temperature

days minutes etc. depending on which screen you are

viewing. The multi-function buttons have a variety of

uses. The portion of screen directly above these

buttons will display the button’s function. For instance

when the main screen is being viewed the buttons are

titled INFO and MENU from left to right respectively.

To access the menu of the thermostat press the right

multi-function button.

Notes on Temperature Adjustments

The Cool setting must always be 2° or 5° (F or C)

higher than the Heat setting. The value (2° or 5°) is

selectable. The thermostat will automatically change

the temperature setting not being adjusted to maintain

this difference even if both settings are not shown on

the display.

1. Setting the Mode of Operation Heat, Cool, etc.

The thermostat can be set to OFF HEAT COOL AUTO and EMERGENCY HEAT (EMERGENCY HEAT

for heat pumps only) modes. To set the mode press the MENU button on the main screen.

Once in the Main Menu screen use the down button to move the highlighted text to the desired

mode then press SELECT.

Example: Placing thermostat in HEAT MODE.

9/11/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR OFF MODE

45° FAN AUTO

INFO MENU

72°

MAIN MENU

SET MODE:

OFF

AUTO

COOL

HEAT

SET FAN:

AUTO

ON MORE

EXIT SELECT

HEAT

9/11/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR HEAT MODE

45° FAN AUTO

SETPOINT

HEAT 74

INFO MENU

72°

CAUTION: Do not set to OFF mode during periods when freezing temperatures could occur.

NOTE: When installed with an Aprilaire®Model 6504 you will be given the option to CHANGE ALL

THERMOSTATS. If you select YES to this the mode setting will be set to whatever you have selected

for all the thermostats on the system.

2. Temporarily Raising and Lowering the Temperature

You can raise or lower the temperature by simply pressing the Up/Down buttons then SAVE.

Example: The Setpoint is at 68° you want the temperature to be 72°.

If you are in AUTO Mode both heat and cool settings will be displayed on the hold screen.

First you can change the Heat setting then the Cool setting. If you do not want to change one

of these settings simply select the or to go to the next setting or BACK to go to the

main screen.

If you were running the temperature program when you made the change the message center

displays when the thermostat will return to programmed operation. Press the RESUME PROG.

button to return to programmed operation at any time.

HOLD THIS

TEMPERATURE

UNTIL 10:00PM

HEAT COOL

BACK

71°

HEAT

76°

8/27/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR AUTO MODE

81° FAN AUTO

SETPOINT

HEAT 71

COOL 76

INFO MENU

76°

HOLD TIL 10:00PM

OUTDOOR COOLING

81° FAN AUTO

SETPOINT

HEAT 71

RESUME COOL 74

PROG. MENU

76°

HOLD THIS

TEMPERATURE

UNTIL 10:00PM

HEAT COOL

SAVE

71°

COOL

74°

3/11/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR HEAT MODE

20° FAN AUTO

SETPOINT

HEAT 68

INFO MENU

68°

HOLD TIL 10:00PM

OUTDOOR HEAT MODE

20° FAN AUTO

SETPOINT

HEAT 72

RESUME

PROG. MENU

68°

HOLD THIS

TEMPERATURE

UNTIL 10:00PM

HEAT

BACK SAVE

72°

HEAT

3. Fan Operation

The thermostat allows you to operate the fan manually or it can change the fan setting for you automatically with

each programming event.

For manual operation from the MAIN MENU simply select SET FAN: ON to run the fan all the time or

SET FAN: AUTO to run the fan only during heating and cooling calls.

NOTE: When installed with an Aprilaire®Model 6504 you will be given the option to CHANGE ALL THERMOSTATS.

If you select YES to this the fan setting will be set to whatever you have selected for all the thermostats on the system.

For automatic operation select PROGRAMMED FAN from the MAIN MENU and then select ENABLE. In the Fan Status

setting screen you set the fan to be either ON or AUTO during each of the programming events (see page 10 for

details on the programming events). Use the and buttons to move to the Fan Status you wish to change and use

the or to change to ON or AUTO. Once you are done use the button to highlight DONE and then press SAVE.

9/11/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR OFF MODE

45° FAN AUTO

INFO MENU

72°

9/11/05 5:15PM

OUTDOOR OFF MODE

45° FAN ON

INFO MENU

72°

MAIN MENU

SET MODE:

OFF

AUTO

COOL

HEAT

SET FAN:

AUTO

ON MORE

EXIT SELECT

MAIN MENU

HOLD

PROGRAM

PROGRAMMED FAN

SETTINGS

SET DATE AND TIME

EXIT SELECT

PROGRAMMED FAN

DISABLE

ENABLE

BACK SELECT

PROGRAMMED FAN

FAN STATUS

WAKE AUTO

LEAVE AUTO

RETURN AUTO

SLEEP AUTO

DONE

WAKE AUTO

PROGRAMMED FAN

FAN STATUS

WAKE ON

LEAVE AUTO

RETURN ON

SLEEP ON

DONE

CANCEL SAVE

DONE

PROGRAMMED FAN

ENABLE

When operating Programmed Fan you can temporarily change the fan status by selecting SET FAN: ON or AUTO

from the MAIN MENU but it will return to the program at the start of the next programming event. To

permanently discontinue automatic fan operation select DISABLE from the PROGRAMMED FAN menu.

4. Setting the Date and Time

In the SET DATE AND TIME menu you can set the correct date and time and activate or deactivate the

automatic Daylight Savings Time Adjustment.

4.1 Automatic Daylight Savings Adjustment

When ‘AUTO DAYLIGHT SAVINGS’ is selected you have the option of selecting ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’.

When this feature is set to ON the clock will automatically compensate for Daylight Savings Time.

MAIN MENU

HOLD

PROGRAM

PROGRAMMED FAN

SETTINGS

SET DATE AND TIME

EXIT SELECT

SET DATE AND TIME

AUTO DAYLIGHT SAVING

BACK SELECT

SET DATE AND TIME

AUTO DAYLIGHT SAVING

OFF

BACK SELECT

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