Emerson EE542-1Z Bedienungsanleitung

EE542-1Z

User Manual

Smart EnergyProgrammable Thermostat + Energy Monitor

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Contents

1.0 Welcome!

2.0 Get to Know Your Thermostat

2.1 Use the Navigation Keypad

2.2 Initiate a Temporary Hold

2.3 Away Preset

2.4 Get Messages

3.0 Customize Thermostat Settings

3.1 Program a Heating / Cooling Schedule

3.2 Set Thermostat Clock

3.3 Set Alerts

3.4 Set Thermostat Lock

3.5 Set Vacation Hold

3.6 Activate the Fan

3.7 Advanced Settings

4.0 Monitor Whole-Home Energy Use When

Connected to a Smart Meter

4.1 Set Monthly Budget Target

4.2 Track Energy Use Against Budget Target

5.0 Tiered Pricing Plan Program

Exclusive Features

5.1 Enable Price Protection

5.2 View Scheduled Rate Changes

5.3 View Costs by Rate

6.0 Direct Load Control Program

Exclusive Features

6.1 View Scheduled Utility Events

7.0 Support

1.0 Welcome

• DIRECT LOAD CONTROL PLAN

• TIERED PRICING PLAN

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Smart Energy

Thermostat! The thermostat is designed to help you save money and

conserve energy. When connected to a smart meter, you can use

the product to get real-time access to information about energy

consumption in your home so you can make more informed decisions

and better manage your energy use.

This thermostat may have been installed in conjunction with a plan

from your utility designed to help you save money and/or to ensure

grid reliability. Two prevalent utility plans are:

In a Direct Load Control (DLC) plan, you voluntarily allow your utility company to

control major appliances in your home when demand for electricity peaks. These

instances of peak demand are called “utility events” and when they occur, the

utility will take action, such as adjusting the thermostat temperature or cycling

your air conditioner on and off, for the duration of the event. These events are

relatively infrequent and under most circumstances, you will have the option to

opt in or opt out of the event. (To view thermostat features exclusive to Direct

Load Control plan customers, see page 24-26.)

In a tiered pricing plan, electricity rates fluctuate with demand during the course

of each day. You can determine - in advance - how you want your thermostat to

respond when prices change. You may decide it’s worth giving up a few degrees

of comfort to save money when rates reach a certain level. (To view thermostat

features exclusive to Tiered Pricing plan customers, see page 20-23.)

For more information about this product:

Customer Service: 1-888-725-9797

2.0 Get to Know Your Thermostat

Before setting up your thermostat, familiarize

yourself with its features and user interface.

Current time and date

Current room temperature

Desired temperature

Message icon

Lit when an unread message

is in the inbox

Navigation pad

Up/Down

Left/Right

Enter ( )

(see section 2.1 for details.)

Tri-color LED

Lit during utility events and price tiers

Energy key

Use to access whole-home

energy use information

Menu key

Use to configure thermostat

settings

Away “soft” key

Use to set one-touch

temperature hold

10.

Heating/cooling “soft” key

(Indicates current mode, press to change.)

11.

Inbox “soft” key

use to view messages

12.

Current electricity rate

when in a tiered pricing plan

(see section 7.0 for details.)

13.

Wireless icon

appears when thermostat has

established a wireless connection

1:54 PM - Mar. 12

Base Rate

$0.08

Cool

Inbox

kWh

Away

F76

Set At

11 10 9 8 7

1:54 PM - Mar. 12

Base Rate

$0.08

Cool

Inbox

kWh

Away

F76

Set At

Schedules

Schedules On

Set Heat Schedule

Set Cool Schedule

Periods Per Day 4

2.1 Use the Navigation Keypad

Settings

Fan Auto

Clock

Schedules On

Price Protection

Alerts

Home

Settings

Fan Auto

Clock

Schedules On

Price Protection

Alerts

Exit

When setting preferences for a specific menu option:

•

Use the arrows to change the setting

of the highlighted item.

•

Use the arrows to tab between values.

•

Use the three “soft keys” at the bottom of the

screen to complete a step.

When on a menu screen, the five-way navigation pad

functions as follows:

•

Use the arrows to move through the

displayed menu listings

•

Use the arrows to advance to the next

screen or return to a previous screen.

•

Use the key to confirm a selection or

advance to the next screen.

(similar to the key.)

•

The key is also used to toggle back

and forth between options, such as On/Off,

as shown in the Schedules menu.

Set Time & Date

12 : 00 pm

1/1/12

Friday

Cancel Save

TEMPORARY HOLD lets you override a

programmed heating/cooling schedule

for a brief period of time.

2.2 Initiate a Temporary Hold

To initiate a TEMPORARY HOLD, adjust the temperature

by pressing the arrows. To change the duration

of the temporary hold, press the arrows.

1:54 PM - Mar. 12

Base Rate Hold Until

5:30PM – Mon

$0.08

CoolInbox

kWh

End

Hold

Hold At

With just one touch, the AWAY preset will instantly change your desired

temperature to a set point that will save you money. This is a convenient feature

when you’re leaving home unexpectedly or intend to be away from home for an

extended period of time. The unit has been shipped with “Away” settings based

on Energy Star recommendations of 85° in the summer and 62° in the winter, but

those temperatures can easily be changed with

the touch of one key.

2.3 Set One-touch Away Preset

To change the default setting, press and hold

the AWAY key for three seconds, adjust settings,

then press SAVE.

Away Preset

COOLING HEATING

Cancel Save

85 62

In the upper right corner of the unit, an envelope icon will be illuminated when

an unread message is in your INBOX.

2.4 Get Messages

• Messages may be sent from your utility or software service provider.

As an example, the utility may send an alert that “Crews will be working in

your neighborhood and you may experience an intermittent outage between

2:00 pm and 4:00 pm.”

• Messages may also be generated by the thermostat itself. “It’s time to

replace the air filter.”

Press INBOX key in the lower left

corner of the thermostat display.

From the MESSAGE INBOX menu,

use the arrows to select a

message, then press .

Message Inbox

• Cost Alert

• 9:30 am 4/28/11

2:37 pm 4/23/11

5:11 pm 4/18/11

Exit

STEP 2

STEP 1

To view a message:

• Air Filter

The resulting screen displays the

message details.

Air Filter

It’s time to replace this item.

Press “Reset” to reset the timer.

Press “Snooze” to be reminded

again in one week.

Reset Snooze

3.0 Customize

Thermostat Settings

By programming a thermostat schedule, you can save energy while maintaining

comfort. The thermostat was installed with the following pre-programmed,

energy-efficient schedule. If this schedule meets your needs, no further action

is required.

3.1 Program a Heating/Cooling Schedule

STEP 3

To run the thermostat as a non-programmable model:

Heating

Period 6:00am

8:00am

6:00pm

10:00pm

6:00am

MORN DAY EVEN NITE

Cooling

Mon-

Fri

70°F 60°F 70°F 62°F

Sat-

Sun

62°F 70°F 70°F 62°F

6:00am

8:00am

6:00pm

10:00pm

6:00am

MORN DAY EVEN NITE

Mon-

Fri

78°F 85°F 78°F 82°F

Sat-

Sun

82°F 78°F 78°F 82°F

Menu > Settings > Schedules

Press the MENU key.

SettingsSettings

Fan Auto

Clock

Schedules On

Price Protection

Alerts

STEP 1

STEP 2

From the Settings menu, use the

arrows to select SCHEDULES.

Press .

Exit

STEP 3

Press the MENU key.

STEP 1

If the SCHEDULES feature is ON,

press the key to turn it OFF.

To customize the heating/cooling schedule:

Menu > Settings > Schedules

You can easily change the day, time period or temperature settings of the

pre-programmed schedule.

Schedules

Schedules Off

Exit

Start by deciding how many times during the day

you want the temperature to change.

•

If you want to set one temperature for daytime

and one temperature for night time, select 2.

•

If you want to set four temperature settings

throughout the day (morning, day, evening,

night) select 4.

To make your selection, use the arrows to select

PERIODS PER DAY. Press to select either 2 or 4.

STEP 3

STEP 2

From the Settings menu, use the

arrows to select SCHEDULES.

Press .

If the SCHEDULES feature is OFF,

press . You should now

see options to set a schedule for

heating, cooling and periods per day.

SettingsSettings

Fan Auto

Clock

Schedules Off

Alerts

Thermostat Lock

Schedules

Schedules On

Set Heat Schedule

Set Cool Schedule

Periods Per Day 4

Exit

From the SCHEDULES menu, use

the arrows to select

SET HEAT SCHEDULE. Press .

•

Set one schedule for weekdays and one

for the weekend.

•

Make edits to the schedule of any

individual day.

Use the arrow keys to make your selection.

Press .

From the HEAT SCHEDULE

screen, you can either:

To set a schedule:

Menu > Settings > Schedules > Set Heat (or Cool) Schedule

STEP 1

STEP 2

Schedules

Schedules On

Set Heat Schedule

Set Cool Schedule

Periods Per Day 4

Heat Schedule

Individual Days

Weekdays / Weekend

Exit

The first day part should be highlighted.

Using the arrows, adjust the start

time for the first temperature setting.

Times adjust in increments of

15 minutes. Once the start time is

selected, press to move to the

HEAT TO column.

STEP 3

With the HEAT TO field

highlighted, use the

arrows to set the temperature for

your first day period. Once the

temperature is selected, press

to proceed to the next day period.

STEP 4

Mon - Fri

Period

Morning

Day

Evening

Night

Heat To

70º

60º

70º

62º

CancelDays Save

Starts At

6:00 AM

8:00 AM

6:00 PM

10:00 PM

Mon - Fri

Period

Morning

Day

Evening

Night

CancelDays Save

Starts At

6:00 AM

8:00 AM

6:00 PM

10:00 PM

Heat To

68º

60º

70º

62º

Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all day

periods are complete. When finished,

press DAYS to advance to the

weekend schedule where you will repeat

steps 3 and 4.

STEP 5

STEP 6

When finished, press SAVE to save

both schedules.

To make edits to any individual day or

if you just want to view your current

schedule by day, select INDIVIDUAL

DAYS by pressing the arrow.

STEP 7

To set the cool schedule, return to the

SCHEDULES menu, select SET COOL

SCHEDULE, and repeat steps 2-7.

STEP 8

Menu > Settings > Clock

If the thermostat is connected to a smart meter, the time will be automatically set and

maintained, but you may still make adjustments to the time zone and daylight savings if

necessary. If the thermostat is not connected to a smart meter you can manually set the

clock using this feature.

3.2 Set Thermostat Clock

Mon - Fri

Period

Morning

Day

Evening

Night

CancelDays Save

Starts At

6:00 AM

8:00 AM

6:00 PM

10:00 PM

Heat To

68º

60º

70º

62º

Heat Schedule

Individual Days

Weekdays / Weekend

Exit

Press the MENU key.

To set the time and date:

Menu > Settings > Clock > Set Time & Date

STEP 1

From the Settings menu, use the

arrows to select CLOCK.

Press .

STEP 2

Use the arrows to select

SET TIME AND DATE. Press .

STEP 3

Use the arrows to change

the value in each field, and

to toggle between fields.

STEP 4

12:39PM - 1/1/12

Set Time & Date

Time Zone

Daylight Savings On

Settings

Fan Auto

Clock

Schedules Off

Alerts

Thermostat Lock

Exit

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