Venstar ACC0431 Manuel d'utilisateur

Page 1 of 2 Rev. 20080213 Quick-Start Guide INSTEON™ Thermostat Adapter, Totaline™ / Venstar™Model: #2441V INSTEON Thermostat Adapter IntroductionThe

VENSTAR~SECTION4----------SampleWiringDiagramsSection4Contents:• HVACEquipmentWiring 4.2• Installing theOutdoorSensor. 4.6Page4.1

6Wire,1StageCooling,1StageHeatResidential & Commercial 1 Stage Cooling,with 1st stageGasHeatORCommercialHeatPump1StageCoolingwith 2 StageHeatooW1/

VENSTAR~6Wire,1StageCooling,1StageHeatResidential & Commercial 1 Stage Cooling,with 1st stage Electric HeatooW1/0/B0Y10GOoooROC 0IJIII---t,C)&apos

VENSTAR~6 Wire, 1 StageCooling,2 StageHeatResidential Heat Pump with 0 ReversingValve 1 Stage Cooling, with 2 stage Heat6Conductor18 gaugeunshielded c

·VENSTAR~G6 Wire, 1 StageCooling,2 Stage HeatResidential Heat Pump with b ReversingValve 1 Stage Cooling, with 2 stage HeatoL...---+---f1B10 W2ooRS2

VENSTAR~InstallingtheOutdoorSensorThe Outdoor Sensor measures outdoor air temperature and sends thisinformation to the thermostat; it measures tempera

:EN I Turn the power on to the Heating/Air Conditioningsystem.:EX'[,£TIlCo__-m,Press theMODEbutton repeatedly until theHEAT icon appears on the d

SECTION6----------CalibratingtheThermostatSensorsVENSTARaDCalibratingtheTemperatureandHumiditySensorsUnder normal circumstances it will notbenecessary

~- SYMPTOM: The air conditioning does not attempt to:Efl. I turn on.- CAUSE: The compressor timer lockout may prevent theair conditioner from turningo

InISYMPTOM: When controlling a residential heat pump,and asking for cooling, the heat comes on.CAUSE: The thermostat reversing valve jumper is setfor&

Page 2 of 2 Rev. 20080213 Quick-Start Guide INSTEON Thermostat Adapter For HELP, call our friendly tech support @ 866-243-8018 SmartLabs Limited Wa

&CAUTIONFollow the Installation Instructions before proceeding.Set the thermostat modeto"OFF" priortochangingsettingsinsetup or restorin

HowtoUseThisManualVENSTAR"The TableofContentsdividesthe thermostat featuresintosectionsmakingiteasiertoquicklyfind information.Thefirstpageofeach

GlossaryofTmnsVENSTAR"Auto-Changeover: A modeinwhich the thermostat will turn onthe heating or cooling based on room temperature demand.Cool Setp

PageivBasicOperationlewlngt eutoorTemeratureProgrammingtheDallySchedulerogrammlngt eanOperationThermostatDisplayOptionsProgrammingRun-TimeAlertsTimers

SECTION1-----------GettingtoKnowYourThennostat1VENSTAirSection1Contents:• Front Panel Buttons 1.2• Display Features 1.3Page1.1

FrontPanelCooler Button [sometimes referJ(glows blue)redto as theDOWN button,:00...'Uo I,-,-,COOLAUTO11-lEAloBacklit LCD DisplayWarmer Button[so

DisplayFeatures~'0-ODAmProgram OnSetup'...~IU·OOPmStartStopJ.jH,HHrO~:~~~E:~~~,'~J'~JOCQOl~0----.AUTO ( (Outside~~':fr~~

DisplayFeatures'O.O'JAProgramOetup,.~,.~,, L' · L'0 Pm StartStop[)'-'-HI'" ,~:~~~E:~~~I,...,,"',0CQO

SECTION2QuickStartVENSTAR®Section2Contents:• Setting the Clock 2.2• Selecting the HeatorCool~ocfe2.~• Selecting Your Desired• Using the Fan Button 2.4

VENSTAR®Press the SETCLOCKbuttonDuringSetup&Programming:PressingtheUPorDOWNDuttonswillmodifytheHashingseledion.IISetup'2·nnAm,·uuSettingtheCl

SekctingtheHeatorCoolModeSelectModebyPressing theMODEButtonHeatingOnlyTheHEATsetting indicatesthetemperaturetheroomhastoreachbeforethefurnacewillturno

,,-If'o -I COOL..HEATIIIco~'-''-'AUTOSelectingYourDesiredTemperature(adjustingthesdpoints)AUTOORPROGRAMMODEPressing the UPorD

Section3Contents:• Setting the Clock 3.2Note:Duringsetup& programming pressingtheUPorDOWNbuttonswillmodifytheflashingselection.Page3.1

Press the SETCLOCKbuttonSettingtheClockDuringSetup&Programming:PressingtheUPorDOWNDuttonswillmodifytheHashingse/edion.,j.nnAm'C'UUPress

Section4Contents:•ProgrammableorNon-ProgrammableThermostat 4.2• ManualorAuto-ChangeoverThermostat4.~• Selecting the Operating Mode...4.4•SelectingYo

~o~amm~k~N~~~o~amm~kThennostatWhen the very simplest operation is desired, this thermostat maybe configured to be non-programmable, with or without Au

ManualorAuto-ChangeoverThamostatWhen the very simplest operationisdesired, this thermostat maybeconfigured tobea manual heat and cool thermostat, with

~CAUTIONFollow the Installation Instructions before proceeding.Set the thermostat modeto"OFF" priortochangingsettingsinsetup or restoring Fa

OperatingModewhentheThawostatisConfiguredtobe:NON-PROGRAMMABLE WITH MANUAL CHANGEOVER - If thethermostat is configured to be a non-programmable thermo

OperatingModewhenthenzennostatisConfiguredtobe:NON-PROGRAMMABLE WITH AUTO-CHANGEOVER - If thethermostatisconfigured tobea non-programmable thermostatw

I:::J..iiilProgram Onit..t...JI.,,)PmPressPressMODE~0~HEAT58PressMODE,-~'0COOL~PressMODE~ILlDayDayOFFI:::J..,-,(,Program On11_..I...H...JPm'

OperatingModewhenthenzowostatisConfiguredtobe:PROGRAMMABLE WITH Auto-Changeover - If the thermostat islEIconfigured tobea programmable thermostat with

,,-'0o COOLAUTOSelectingYourDesiredTemperature(adjustingsetpoints)AUTO OR PROGRAM MODEPressing the UP or DOWN buttonsinAutoorProgrammodes will ad

SECTION5----------ViewingtheOutdoorTemperatureVENSTAirSection5Contents:• Viewing the OutdoorJrel11l'erCiture~.~Page5.1

ViewingtheOutdoorTemperatureThis requiresanoutdoor sensor (optional accessory) to be installed(see page 4.6ofthe Installation Instructions).Toread the

SECTION6----------ProgrammingtheDailyScheduleVENSTAR~Section6Contents:lEI.Programming a Daily~~I1~ctLlI~ti.~Page6.1

ProgrammingaDailySchedukPressthePROGRAMbuttontoentertimeperiodprogramming.C ,""Amo'uuStartAdjust the start timefor Morning.IV!orningPre

(J.nnAm85,-,. '-'LIAdjust the coolingCOOL~setpoint for Day.(35°· 99°)DayPressMODE~O·nnAm",-U .'-''-'Adjust the heat

In.nnIU·UUPmStartAdjust the start timefor Night.NightPressMODEAdjust the coolingsetpoint for Night.(35°- 99°)tf;.filitU'WLIPmNight82~COOL~PressMO

SECTION7----------ProgrammingtheFanOperationVENSTAR~Section7Contents:•Usingthe FanButton7.2•SettingtheFan-OffTime•Delay7.3Page7.1

UsingtheFanButtonWhen the fan is set for automatic operation it will energize any timethereisa call for heating or cooling, otherwise the fan will rem

SettingtheFan-OffTImeDelayToincrease the cooling efficiency of your unit, the thermostat maybeprogrammed to continue running the fan after a call for

Section8Contents:•TurningOn/Offthe~Clc:lrlightlJ.~•• ProgrClmming the ThermostCit •to DisplClY TemperatureinFClhrenheitorCelsiuslJ.~• Loc:king/Unloc:l

TurningOn/OfftheBacklightPressMODE,ISetup,LAUTONote: Press theMODEbuttonmomentarilyto move through thesetup screens. PressandholdtheMODEPress theMODEb

Locking/UnlockingtheKtypadToprevent unauthorized use of the thermostat, the front panelbuttons may be disabled.Todisable, or 'lock' the keyp

SECTION9----------ProgrammingRun-TimeAlertsVENSlARGDSection9Contents:• SettingandResetting theService Filter (FanRun-Time)~/el1f..•...~...••.

HowtoSet andResettheServiceFilter(FanRun-TIme)AlertThis counter keeps track of the number of hoursoffan run-timewhether the fan is energizedinthe Heat

HowtoSetandResettheUVLightRun~TImeAltrtThis counter keeps track of the number of days since the UV Lightcounter has been reset. The UV Light icon will

Page iiiWire ConnectionsSample WiringDiagramsTest OperationCalibrating theThermostat SensorsTroubleShooting

SECTION10----------ElectricHeatandHeatPumpOperationVENSTAirSection10Contents:•ViewingtheHeatPumpandReversingValveJumperSetting10.2•ViewingtheElectricH

ViewingtheHeatPumpandReversingValveJumperSettingsStep~10and11are 'Read Only' and may onlybeset with thejumpersonthe circuit board of the the

ViewingtheElectricHeatJumperSettingPlacing the jumper on ELEC will cause the thermostat to turnonthefan immediately any time thereisa heat demand. Sin

UsingEmergencyHeatENTER EMERGENCY HEAT: Only available if you have aHeat Pump installed.Toinitiate the Emergency Heat feature,press the EMERHT.button.

SECTION11TimersandDeadbandsVENSTAR®Section11Contents:•Adjustingthe Heat/CoolDifferential11.2•AdjustingtheCyclesPerHour. 11.3•AdjustingtheDeadband11.4P

AdjustingtheHeat/CoolDifferentialThe Heat and Cool setpoints will notbeallowed to come any closer toeach other than the valueinthis step. This minimum

AdjustingtheCycksPerHourThe Cycles Per Hour setting may limit the number of times per houryour HVAC unit may energize. For example, at a settingof6 cy

VENSTARQ9AdjustingtheDeadbandMULTI-STAGE OPERATION - Controls up to two Heat and one Coolstages.The2ndStageofheat is turned on when:(A) The 1st Stage

AdjustingtheDeadbandFor more detailed information, please see the explanationontheprevious page.011Note:PresstheMODEbuttonmomentarilytomovethroughthes

SECTION12---------FactoryDefaultsandCalibrationVENSTAilSection12Contents:•ResettingtheThermostatto theFactoryDefaultSettings12.2•Calibratingthe Temper

VENSTAR~SECTION1----------Preparation1EDIProper installationofthe thermostat willbeaccomplished by following these step by stepinstructions. If you ar

ResettingtheThennostattotheFactoryDefaultSettings(fordefaultvaluesseepage1+1)If,for any reason, you desire to return all the stored settings back toth

CalibratingtheTemperatureandHumiditySensursUnder normal circumstances it will notbenecessarytoadjust thecalibration of the temperatureandhumidity sens

SECTION13AccessoriesVENSTAR®ACCESSORY PORT - TheRJ11Jack is used to connect theT1700 to the IR Receiver (ACC0431) for wireless communicationorthe EZ P

3474.3YeslNoYes~~~_--:,...--_---+-'~+-----,-----,--I----I10.2 readonly--7.310.2 readonly--8.2*Df =Factory Default SettingPage14.1

SECTION15JVENSTAR@InuexAAccessoryPort,13. IAlertsseeRun-TimeAutoadjust temperature,2.4,4.8changeover,1.3,11.2,4.3,4.5,4.7,14.1differential, seeDiffere

SECTION15 JVENSTAR®InuexFF,8.2,14.1Factory Defaultscaution,iiresetting, 12.2settings, 12.2Fahrenheit,8.2Fanbutton function, seeButtonsoff time delay,

ISECTION15 JVENSTAR@InuexMManualchangeover, 4.3-404,4.6cool,4.3heat, 4.3Multi-stageOperation,I I.4N-Non-ProgrammableThermostat,4.2,4.4-4.5oo Reversing

SECTION15VENSTAR®Indexcyclesperhour,11.3,14.1TimeSchedule,seeProgram-uUVLighticon,1.4resetting, see Resetrun-time, seeRun-Timesetting, seeRun-TimewWar

One-Year Warranty -ThisProductiswarrantedtobefree from defectsinmaterialandworkmanship.Ifit appears within one year from thedateof original installati

SECTION2----------Remove&oReplacetheoldThermostat@IVENSTARGDRemove the cover of the old thermostat.Ifitdoes not come off easily check for screws.L

VENSTAR~SECTION3----------WireConnections,Iftheterminaldesignationsonyouroldthermostatdonotmatchthoseonthenewthermostat,refertothe chart below,orthewi