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User Guide

THS04 wall thermostat

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Wiring

Bus

Communication between CH536 and THS04 is done by Modbus on RS485.

On CH536 a bus is dedicated to that communication: J9 FBus1

This is based on three wires: plus ; minus ; reference (circle)

Vout is not used. (cf fig.1)

On THS04, those three signals are: Rx+/Tx+ ; Rx-/Tx-; GND (cf fig.2)

Power supply

In addition to communication signals, THS04 requires power supply.

X201 to be connected to GND of THS04

X200 to be connected to 24V~ of THS04

Fig.1

Fig.2

THS04 User interface

Control

Four main buttons on THS04 are available (see Fig. 3)

Mode button: no action

Fan button: no action

Power button: no action

Clock button: temporary occupancy override

Push&Rotate button: menu navigation and temporary temperature setpoint change

Fig.3

Display

The display is split into different areas, providing information about:

1. Unit mode (Heat, Cool, Auto). We can have combination of symbols Auto+Cool or Auto+Heat

indicating the actual running status

2. Zone Temperature

3. Fan mode (On, Auto).

4. Fan speed (min, intermediate, nominal)

6. Key on: logged as user

7. Set on: modification of temperature setpoint (will be taken in account when Set switches off)

9. Occupancy of current Timeband (scheduler)

10. Current day

11. Unit status: Alarm, Compressors On/Off, Indoor Fans On/Off, Auxiliary Heating On/Off

12. “hh:mm” (time) if unit is in local control.

“BAS” if unit is controlled by BAS.

“Off” if unit is switched off

13. Occupancy override

Fig.4

Menu Navigation

Navigation principle

Navigation through menus is done by the “push&rotate” button.

The way to use that button is: rotate to modify a setpoint or a value, then wait 3s for that setpoint or

value to be automatically registered. The symbol “Set” disappears.

That important way to use it is symbolized with:

Navigation map

Fig.4

THS04 usage as administrator

If the password is entered when logged as a user, we then switch into administrator mode. (see fig.4

User Navigation Map).

Control

Four main buttons on THS04 are available (see Fig.3)

Mode button: Modification of unit mode if unit is OFF (no action if scheduler is enabled)

Fan button: Modification of fan mode (On, Auto)

Power button: Switch Off/On unit (no action if scheduler is enabled)

Clock button: Short press = enable/disable Scheduler

Long press = set clock

Push&Rotate button: menu navigation

Display

Display is split into different areas, providing information about:

1. Unit mode (Heat, Cool, Auto) –displays the actual setting

2. Zone Temperature

3. Fan mode (On, Auto) –displays the actual setting

4. Fan speed –not updated in admin mode

6. Key is Off if logged as admin

7. Set on: modification of temperature setpoint (will be taken in account when Set switches

off)

Fig.4

9. Occupancy of current Timeband (scheduler)

10. Current day

11. Unit status: Alarm, Compressors On/Off, Indoor Fans On/Off, Auxiliary Heating On/Off

12. “hh:mm” (time) if unit is in local control.

“BAS” if unit is controlled by BAS.

“Off” if unit is switched off

13. scheduler off/on

Menu Navigation

Navigation principle

Navigation through menus is done by the “push&rotate” button.

The way to use that button is: rotate to modify a setpoint or a value, then wait 3s for that setpoint or

value to be automatically registered. The symbol “Set” disappears.

That important way to use it is symbolized with:

Navigation map

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