GE PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT Bedienungsanleitung

49-50276 03-11 GE

PROGRAMMABLE

THERMOSTAT

Operating Instructions

and Limited Warranty

CONTENTS

Safety Instructions.............................................................................. 3

Thermostat Overview........................................................................ 4

Home Screen......................................................................................... 5

Set Heat/Cool Mode....................................................................... 5

Set Fan Mode.................................................................................... 5

Main Menu Settings............................................................................ 6

Override Menu.................................................................................. 6

Program Menu ................................................................................. 8

Setup Menu........................................................................................ 9

Networking Menu .........................................................................10

Query Menu.....................................................................................11

Info Screen............................................................................................12

Indicators ..............................................................................................14

Reset........................................................................................................14

FCC Declaration .................................................................................15

ETL............................................................................................................16

Specications......................................................................................17

Warranty ...............................................................................................18

Appendix................................................................................................20

Terminal denitions .....................................................................20

Wiring Diagram for Heat Pump .............................................21

Wiring Diagram for Conventional .........................................22

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE. MAY CAUSE INJURY AND/OR

DEATH.

· Only an authorized, qualied installer should install this unit. All

manual / safety instructions and electricity supplier’s regulations

must be adhered to.

· DO NOT connect any of the thermostat terminals to a 110V/220V AC

supply.

· This is a Class 3 device and must be operated by an approved 18-

30VAC power source.

· This device must be connected to the HVAC power supply (18-30VAC)

or a UL, cUL, CSA, or ETL approved transformer.

· This device is not intended for use in bathrooms, laundry areas, or

similar indoor high humidity locations.

· Keep this device away from all liquids.

· Clean the device with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use solvents or

aggressive cleaning agents.

NOTICE:

· This device shall only be used for its intended purpose as described in

this Owner’s Manual.

· If this is a new installation, locate the thermostat 4 to 5 feet above the

oor in accordance with applicable building codes.

· Install the device in a location that provides good airow

characteristics and avoid areas behind doors, near corners, air vents,

direct sunlight, or heat generating devices. Installation in these areas

could impact thermostat performance.

· Do not select COOL mode if the outside temperature is below 50° F

(10° C). This could damage the controlled cooling system and cause

personal injury.

· The disconnection means for this device is Type 1B.

· This device is classied as a pollution degree 2.

· The rated impulse voltage of this device is 330V.

INSTALLATION:

Please refer to the installation instructions included with this thermostat.

Wiring diagrams and terminal information are located in the Appendix

of this document.

WARNING:

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Thermostat Overview

PREV NEXT

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN AUTO

NIGHT

Event (4)

Message (3)

SELECT

INFO

Key Function

Up/Down • Increase/Decrease a parameter in program mode

• Increase/Decrease temperature setting

• Change system/fan mode setting

• Temporary override

• Lock/Un-lock the keys by pressing both up and down.

Prev/Next • Enters system/fan mode (COOL, OFF, HEAT)

• All menu navigation

• Toggle between fan settings and mode settings

Reset • Power cycles the thermostat

Menu • Enters Navigation menu

• Save current menu settings and return previous menu

screen

Select • Enter sub-menu

• Conrm current menu setting which include, but not limited

to below functions:

• Temporary or permanent override of Demand

Response events.

• Scan/Join/exit Zigbee network

• Get current utilty price and message

• Conrm message or conrm cancel message

Info • Provides information which includes but is not limited to:

• Demand response events list, price list, message list,

device info

Reset

Button

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN AUTO

NIGHT

Event (4)

FILTER

Date and Time

Button Lock Icon

Heat and Cool Output Icon

Set Point Temperature

Room Temperature

Message Area

Filter Warning

Program/Manual/Vacation

Fan Mode

System Mode

Network Icon

HOME SCREEN

The Home screen is the main display

screen. If you do not press any buttons for

30 seconds, the thermostat will return to

the Home screen.

The large temperature reading on the

Home screen is the current temperature.

The small temperature reading is your

setpoint temperature.

To quickly change the setpoint

temperature: Press UP or DOWN.

Note: The utility company will override

your manually input setpoint when the

unit is set to accept events.

When you receive an event or message from the utility company, ‘Event’

or ‘Message’ appears on the bottom of the Home screen and advises how

many events or messages you have received, and the event’s level of

importance.

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN AUTO

NIGHT

Event (4) Message (3)

SET HEAT/COOL MODE

1. When you are in the HOME SCREEN,

press PREV and the screen opposite

appears.

2. Press UP or DOWN to select one of the

following options:

• “Heat”, “Cool” or “O” (Conventional HAVC)

• “Heat”, “Emer” (Emergency Heating), “Cool” or “O” (Heat Pump HVAC)

3. Press MENU or wait 5 seconds to conrm your selection and return to

the Home Screen.

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN AUTO

NIGHT

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN AUTO

NIGHT

SET FAN MODE

1. When you are in the HOME SCREEN,

press NEXT and the screen opposite

appears.

2. Press UP or DOWN to select “Fan On” or

“Fan Auto”.

3. Press MENU or wait 5 seconds to conrm your selection and return to

the HOME SCREEN.

NOTE: When the fan is set to AUTO it only runs when the heating/cooling

system is running.

THU APR 15 4:30A

HEAT

FAN

NIGHT

AUTO

Override Menu

When you receive an event or message from the utility company, “Event”

or “Message” appears on the bottom of the Home Screen and advises

how many events or messages you have received, and the event’s level

of importance. You can view the details by repeatedly pressing INFO (see

the Viewing Events and Messages section for more information.)

In the Override menu, you can choose to accept or reject events, and set

the thermostat to VACATION to override the programmed settings.

MAIN MENU SETTINGS

1. When you are in the HOME SCREEN,

press MENU and the screen opposite

appears.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to scroll through

the main menu.

3. Press SELECT to enter a menu.

OVERRIDE

PROGRAM

SETUP

NETWORKING

QUERY

AUTO

ACCEPT CURRENT EVENT

ACCEPT ALL EVENTS

VACATION

OVERRIDE

To accept events:

1. Select and enter the Override Menu.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to select “Accept

Current Event” or “Accept All Events”.

3. Press SELECT to conrm.

NOTE: The unit will automatically accept

events unless you have set it to reject events and vice-versa.

REJECT CURRENT EVENT

REJECT ALL EVENTS

VACATION

OVERRIDE

To reject events:

1. Select and enter the Override Menu.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to select “Reject

Current Event” or “Reject All Events”.

3. Press SELECT to conrm. If you reject

an event, a message appears to ask

if you are sure you want to reject it.

Press SELECT to conrm the rejection

or MENU to return to the previous screen.

NOTE: If you have rejected a current event, the unit will continue to

accept all new events. If you have rejected all events, the unit will reject

all events stored on the system and any new events that may occur. To

enable the unit to accept events once again, you must select ‘Accept All

Events’ as shown below.

VACATION MODE

SETTING DAYS

TEMPERATURE

OFF

70F

To set your vacation time:

This setting will override your selected

program settings in the Program Menu

while you are on vacation.

1. Select and enter the Override Menu.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to select “Vacation”

and the opposite screen appears.

3. Press SELECT to conrm.

4. Use PREV or NEXT to scroll through the settings and press SYS or FAN to

change a setting. You must set the ‘Vacation Mode’ to ‘On’ to activate

this function.

5. Press MENU to conrm and return to the previous screen.

When the vacation mode is activated, your utility company can override

your temperature setting when the new event setting saves energy, for

example:

a) In wintertime when the outdoor temperature is cold, you may set your

vacation temperature to 50°F to prevent pipes from freezing. However,

if the utility company sends an event to reduce the temperature to 45°F

to save energy, it will override your vacation temperature and make the

new ‘Heat Set Point’ 45°F.

b) In summertime, if you have set your vacation temperature to 68°F and

the utility sends an event to increase the temperature to 77°F in order

to save energy, it will override your vacation temperature and make the

new ‘Cool Set Point’ 77°F.

Note: The utility company cannot override your vacation temperature if

you have set the unit to ‘Reject All Events’.

Program Menu

To edit the time and temperature settings for any day of the week:

1. Select and enter the Program Menu

and the screen to the right will appear.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to scroll through

the settings and press UP or DOWN to

change a setting.

3. Press MENU to conrm and return to

the previous screen.

MORN

FVF

NIGHT

TUESDAY

10:00P

HEATCOOL

DAY

INFO - - > Copy Or Reset

6:00P

8:00A

6:00A

To copy or reset a program:

1. Select and enter the Program Menu.

2. Press INFO while displaying the screen

you wish to copy and the screen to the

right appears.

3. Use PREV or NEXT to select ‘Copy

Program’ or ‘Reset program’ and press

SELECT to conrm.

If you selected ‘Copy Program’, you will see a square next to the day

you wish to copy. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select a the day

that you wish to copy the program to and want the program settings

to be copied to and press SYS until the ‘N’ changes to a ‘Y’. This can be

done for multiple days. Then press SELECT and ‘Successfully Copied’

displays.

If you selected ‘Reset program’, ‘Are you sure you want to RESET the

program?’ appears. Press SELECT to conrm or MENU to exit and return

to the previous screen. When you reset the program, all the Program

menu settings return to the factory default settings.

Copy Program

Reset Program

Copy & Reset

Screen Message Description

Unit Changes the display measurement from Celsius to

Fahrenheit or vise-versa.

Span

Changes the temperature span to 0.5°, 1.0°, or 2.0°F.

Fan The fan will continue to run for 0, 30, 60 or 90 sec-

onds after cooling is turned off.

Filter Sets a time (up to 500 hours) for the system to

remind you to change or clear the fan’s lter.

Default If you select this option, ‘Are you sure to RESTORE

all settings to factory default’ displays. Press

SELECT to conrm or MENU to exit and return to the

previous screen.

Time Source Changes the time source to either user setting or util-

ity setting. If the Network setting is selected, press

Info to obtain the network time. It will be reected on

the Home Screen.

Time Changes the time. Only visible if Time Source is set

to Setting.

Date Changes the time. Only visible if Time Source is set

to Setting.

Setup Menu

To edit the Setup menu:

1. Select and enter the Setup Menu and

the screen to the right will appear.

2. Press PREV or NEXT to scroll through

the settings and press UP or DOWN to

change a setting.

3. Press MENU to conrm. Here is a list of

what the Setup menu settings mean:

UNIT

SPAN

FAN

FILTER

DEFAULT

TIME

DATE

1.0 F

60 SECONDS

001/500 HOURS

5:56A

APR 15 2010

TIME SOURCE

Setting

STATE

CHANNEL

Not Connected

Networking Menu

The networking menu advises if the thermostat is communicating with

your utility network or if you are disconnected from the network.

To connect to your utility network:

1. Select and enter the Network Menu.

2. If you are not connected to your utility

network, the “Not Connected” screen

appears.

3. Press UP or DOWN to select one of the

following:

• Auto – enables an automatic scan and join for all the channels (starting

from channel 11).

• All – searches all channels and returns a list of all available networks.

• Channel – Searches the selected network channel and returns a list of

available networks on that particular channel.

4. Press SELECT to conrm the selection.

5. If ‘Auto’ was selected, the thermostat will automatically scan the

available network channels and join the allowed network. Upon a

successful network join, the ‘Joined’ screen appears. It may take up to

a minute for the connection process to complete.

6. If ‘All’ was selected, the thermostat will scan all available networks and

return a list. Use UP or DOWN to select a network. Press SELECT to join.

Upon a successful network join, the ‘Joined’ screen appears. It may

take up to a minute for the connection process to complete.

7. If ‘Channel’ was selected, use UP or DOWN to select the particular

channel of your network. Press SELECT to initiate the scan. Use UP or

DOWN to select the network from the returned list. Press SELECT to

join the selected network. Upon a successful network join, the ‘Joined’

screen appears. It may take up to a minute for the connection process

to complete.

To disconnect from your utility network:

1. Select and enter the Networking menu.

You should see the ‘Joined’ screen

opposite.

2. Press SELECT to disconnect and the

message ‘Are you sure?’ appears.

3. Press SELECT again to conrm. Press UP or DOWN to move the cursor

between YES and NO.

STATE

SELECT To Disconnect

CHANNEL

PAN

Joined

0x3333

0100000000000000

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