Installer Guide

Universal Wireless Thermostat Kit

• Possible electric shock or damage to equipment can occur.• Disconnect power before beginning installation.

Caution

This thermostat requires 2 properly installed “AA” Alkaline batteries for proper operation. When connecting optional 24 Volt AC power the batteries may be installed as a backup.

For use only as described in this manual. Any other use will void warranty.

7500 Up to 3 Heat / 2 Cool Heat Pump Up to 2 Heat / 2 Cool Conventional with wireless Humidity Control*

Warning For installation by experienced service technicians only.

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KIT INCLUDES: Wireless thermostat, control module, batteries and return air plenum sensor.

This thermostat is compatible with: • Singlestageheat/coolconventionalandheatpumpsystems • Conventionalsystemsupto2stagesofheatingand2stagesofcooling • Heatpumpsystemsupto3stagesofheatingand2stagesofcooling • 2or3wirehydroniczonesystems

Electrical and control specifications: • ElectricalRating:24VoltAC • 1ampmaximumloadperterminal • ACPower:18–30VoltsAC • DCPower:3.0VoltDC(2“AA”AlkalineBatteriesIncluded) • ControlRange:45°–90°F(7°–32°C) • TemperatureAccuracy:+/-1°F(+/-.5°C) • OutdoorTemperatureDisplayRange:-40°-120°F(-40°-49°C)

Terminations Thermostat:R,C(optional24VACpowerterminals) ControlModule:Rh,Rc,G,W1/E,W2/AUX,Y1,Y2,O/B/V3,L,C,P1,P2,S1,S2

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*WirelessHumidityControlrequiresaccessorymodel7330.

1 Specifications 2 Installation and Wireless Setup 3 Quick Reference 4 Installer Settings 5 Wireless Remote Sensors 6 System Testing

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2 Installation and Wireless Setup

Install and Wire the Control Module1

Wiring Terminations for Control Module

Terminal Conventional Systems Heat Pump Systems

Rh 24VoltACHeatingTransformer 24VoltACTransformer

Rc 24VoltACCoolingTransformer NotUsed

G SystemFanRelay SystemFanRelay

W1/E (W1)1stStageHeatRelay (E)EmergencyHeatRelay

W2/AUX (W2)2ndStageHeatRelay (AUX)AuxiliaryHeatRelay

O/B/V3 (V3)ZoneValvePowerClose (O)CoolActiveReversingValve (HydronicSystemsOnly) (B)HeatActiveReversingValve

Y1 1stStageCoolingRelay 1stStageCompressorRelay

Y2 2ndStageCoolingRelay 2ndStageCompressorRelay

L NotUsed SystemFaultIndicator

C 24VoltACTransformerCommon 24VoltACTransformerCommon

S1 OptionalWiredRemoteSensor OptionalWiredRemoteSensor S2 (IndoororOutdoor) (IndoororOutdoor)

P1 RequiredReturnAirPlenum RequiredReturnAirPlenum P2 Sensor(mustbeinstalled) Sensor(mustbeinstalled)

Warning Disconnect power before beginning installation.

Control Module LocationInstallthecontrolmoduleonawallnearHVACequipment orontheHVACequipment.

•Removethecoverofthecontrolmodule.•Mountthecontrolmoduleusingthetwomountingholesandtheappropriatetypeofscrewsfortheapplication.

Install Return Air Sensor (required)TheReturnAirSensormaintainsdefaulttemperaturecontrolifwirelesscommunicationislost.•InstalltheReturnAirSensoratleast12inchesupstream ofanyhumidificationorventilationequipment.

•ConnecttheReturnAirSensortotheP1andP2 terminals on the control module.

•Forhydronicapplications,mountsensorinanareathat maintainslivingspacetemperature.Donotmount onthesupplypipes.

WiringPunchout

MountingHole

MountingHole

WiringPunchout

ConnectButton

Rc/RhTerminalJumper(J3)

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Heat Only Set System Type to 11CONV

Rh 24VoltACPower(heatingtransformer)[note 1]

W1 HeatRelay

G FanRelay[note 3]

C 24VoltACTransformerCommon

1 HEAT / 1 COOL Single or Dual Transformer Set System Type to 11CONV


Rc 24VoltACPower(coolingtransformer)[note 1]

W1 HeatRelay

Y1 CompressorRelay

G FanRelay

C 24VoltACTransformerCommon[note 2]

NOTES - Conventional Systems[1] Open(J3)jumperfordualtransformerinstallations.[2] Indualtransformersystems,transformer commonmustcomefromcoolingtransformer.[3] Ifneededforsystem.

Provide disconnect and overload protection as required.

2 HEAT / 2 COOL Single or Dual transformer Set System Type to 22CONV



W1 HeatRelayStage1

W2 HeatRelayStage2

Y1 CompressorRelayStage1

Y2 CompressorRelayStage2 [note 3]

G FanRelay


Typical Wiring ConfigurationsNOTE: The “System Type” option will be configured in Thermostat Installer Settings (section 4).

Conventional Systems

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S2

NOTES - Additional Wiring Options[1]Theseterminalscanbeusedtoconnecta Braeburn® wiredindoororoutdoorremotesensor. IndoorremotesensormustbeconfiguredinThermostat InstallerSettings(section4).

Additional Wiring Options

IndoororOutdoorRemoteSensor[note 1]

Hydronic Heat Only Set System Type to 1HD Rh 24VoltACPower(heatingtransformer)[note 1]

W1 ZoneValvePowerOpen

V3 ZoneValvePowerClose

G FanRelay[note 3]


Hydronic Heat / 1 Cool Set System Type to 11HD



W1 ZoneValvePowerOpen

V3 ZoneValvePowerClose

Y1 CompressorRelay

G FanRelay


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1 HEAT / 1 COOL - No Auxiliary HeatSet System Type to 11HP

Rh 24VoltACPower

O/BChangeoverValve [note 1]

Y1 CompressorRelay

G FanRelay


3 HEAT / 2 COOL – Including Auxiliary HeatSet System Type to 32HP

Rh 24VoltACPower

O/B ChangeoverValve [note 1]

Y1 Compressor1Relay(1ststageheating/cooling)

Y2 Compressor2Relay(2ndstageheating/cooling)

AUX AuxiliaryHeatRelay(3rdstageheating)[note 2]

E EmergencyHeat[note 2]

G FanRelay


L OptionalSystemFaultMonitor[note 3]

2 HEAT / 1 COOL - Including Auxiliary Heat Set System Type to 22HP

Rh 24VoltACPower

O/B ChangeoverValve[note 1]

Y1 CompressorRelay(1ststageheating/cooling)

AUX AuxiliaryHeatRelay(2ndstageheating)[note 2]

E EmergencyHeatRelay[note 2]

G FanRelay



2 HEAT / 2 COOL - No Auxiliary HeatSet System Type to 32HP

Rh 24VoltACPower

O/BChangeoverValve[note 1]

Y1 Compressor1Relay(1ststageheating/cooling)

Y2 Compressor2Relay(2ndstageheating/cooling)

G FanRelay



NOTES - Heat Pump Systems[1] O(coolactive)orB(heatactive)isselectedin theThermostatInstallerSettingsmenu(section4).[2] Installafieldsuppliedjumperbetweenthe AUX and Eterminalsifthereisnoseparate emergencyheatrelayinstalled.[3] IftheLterminalisused,the24VoltACcommon mustbeconnected(Cterminal).

Provide disconnect and overload protection as required.

Typical Wiring Configurations NOTE: The “System Type” option will be configured in Thermostat Installer Settings (section 4).

Heat Pump Systems

S1

S2

NOTES - Additional Wiring Options[1]Theseterminalscanbeusedtoconnecta Braeburn® wired indoor or outdoor remote sensor. Indoorremotesensormustbeconfiguredin ThermostatInstallerSettings(section4).

Additional Wiring Options

IndoororOutdoorRemoteSensor[note 1]

Thermostat LocationInstallthethermostatapproximately5feet(1.5m)abovethefloorinanareathathasagoodamountofaircirculationandmaintainsanaverageroomtemperature.

Avoidinstallationinlocationswherethethermostatcanbeaffectedbydrafts,deadairspots,hotorcoldairducts,sunlight,appliances,concealedpipes,chimneysandoutsidewalls.

Install the Sub-Base: •Removethesub-basefromthebodyofthethermostat.•Mountthesub-baseasshownbelow:

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Drill 3/16” pilot holes in your desired location. Use supplied anchors for drywall or plaster.

Install the Thermostat2

NOTE: Test location by pairing your thermostat before mounting (see page 7).

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NOTE: This thermostat ships configured as a 1H/1C conventional thermostat. Confirm installer settings. See page 11.

UP UP

5 Attach Thermostat to Sub-Base

3) InsertQuickReferenceCardintoslot ontopofthermostat.

1) Lineupthethermostatbodywiththesub-base.2) Carefullypushthethermostatbodyagainstthe sub-baseuntilitsnapsinplace.

Provide Power to Thermostat

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• Foroptional24VoltACpower,youmustconnectR and C terminal to the thermostat sub-base.•Forbatterypower,insertthe2supplied“AA”typealkalinebatteriesintothebatterycompartmentlocated intherearhousingofthethermostat.MakesuretopositionthePositive(+)andNegative(-)sidesofthe batteriescorrectlywiththe+/-symbolsinthebatterycompartment.

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3) InsertQuickReferenceCardintoslot ontopofthermostat.

Pairing the Thermostat and Control Module

1. Onthethermostat,pressandholddowntheHOLD and RETURNbuttonsfor3seconds.2.ThewordCMOD(controlmodule)willappearinthe displayandthesymbolwillflash(seeFigure1).3.Onthepoweredcontrolmodule,pressandholdthe CONNECTbuttonfor3seconds(seeFigure2).4. Thecontrolmodulewillenterpairingmodefor60 seconds.DuringthistimetheblueCOMM indicator on thecontrolmodulewillflashonceevery2seconds.5.Oncesuccessfullypaired,thesymbolwillstop flashingandtheblueCOMM indicator on the control modulewillturnon.6.PressRETURNonthethermostatatanytimetoexit.

NOTE: In step 2, if the control module has already been paired, the symbol will not be flashing.

Replacing a Thermostat

Ifyouarereplacingathermostatthatispairedwithanexistingcontrolmodule,youwillneedtoclearthecontrolmoduleandpairitagainwiththenewlyinstalledthermostat.

1.Installthenewthermostat.2.Onthecontrolmodule,pressandholdtheCONNECT button for10secondsuntiltheredCOMM indicator turns on.3.ReleasetheCONNECTbuttonandtheblueandredLEDwill eachflashoncetoindicatethecontrolmodulewas successfullycleared.4.Pairthenewthermostatwiththecontrolmodule.

Replacing a Control Module

Ifyouarereplacingacontrolmodulethatispairedwithanexistingthermostat,youwillneedtoclearthethermostat’scontrolmodulesettingsbeforepairingthenewwirelesscontrolmodule.

1.Installthenewcontrolmodule.2.ThermostatcontrolmodulesettingsareclearedbyadjustingInstallerSetting#29to CLR2.Thissettingclears theconnectionbetweenthethermostatandcontrolmodule(see section 4).NOTE: Be careful not to select CLR3 unless you want to clear all the thermostat settings.3.Pairyournewcontrolmodulewiththethermostat.See“PairingtheThermostatwithControlModule”.

Communication Loss

Ifcommunicationbetweenthethermostatandcontrolmoduleislost,theredCOMM indicator on the control modulewillbegintoflashonceevery10seconds.Thecontrolmodulewillattempttoreconnecttothethermostat severaltimesautomatically.

NOTE: To attempt to reconnect manually, press and hold the CONNECT button for 3 seconds. ThethermostatdisplaywillalsoindicatethatcommunicationhasbeenlostbyflashingCOMM LOSS CMOD. Duringcommunicationlossthereturnairsensorisusedtomaintainthefactorydefaultheatingandcoolingtemperatures.

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ConnectButton

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PWR COMM

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PWR: 24 VAC Power Indicator

HEAT: HEAT ON Indicator

COOL: COOL ON Indicator

FAN: FAN ON Indicator

COMM: Communication Indicator

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Control Module LED Indicators

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Communication Indicator (COMM)•Solidblue: NormalOperation•Rapidblueflash: SendingDatatoThermostat•1blueflashevery2seconds: ControlModuleinPairingMode•Flashing,thensolidblue: SuccessfullyPaired•1redflashevery10seconds: LostCommunication

3 Quick Reference

* BACK and NEXTaresecondaryfunctionsofthePROG and HOLDbuttons.Wheninprogrammingor configurationmodes,BACK and NEXTappearinthedisplayscreenindicatingthatthePROG and HOLDbuttonsnowfunctionasBACK and NEXT.

**Alsosee#24onpage10.

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Room Temperature ...................... Displaysthecurrentroomtemperature

Set Temperature .......................... Displaysthecurrentsetpointtemperature

Outdoor Temperature Indicator ... Displaysalongwiththeoutdoortemperaturereading**

BACK Indicator* ........................... BACKbuttonisactive

NEXT Indicator*............................ NEXTbuttonisactive

Humidity Indicator ..................... Indicateswhenthereisacallforhumidificationordehumidification

Service Indicators ...................... Displaysvariousservice/maintenanceinformation

Fan Indicator ................................ Indicateswhenthesystemfanisrunning

Wireless Indicator ........................ Indicatesawirelessconnection(flasheswhenconnectionhasbeenlost)

Low Battery Indicator .................. Indicateswhenthebatteriesneedtobereplaced

Hold Mode Indicator ................... IndicatesifthethermostatisinHOLDmode

Lock Mode Indicator ................... Indicatesifthethermostatislocked

System Status Indicator ............. Displaysinformationaboutthestatusofthesystem

Day of the Week ........................... Displaysthecurrentdayoftheweek

Program Event Indicator.............. Displaystheprogramevent

Time of Day ................................. Displaysthecurrenttimeofday

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Reset Button ............................... Resetscurrenttime,programandusersettings

SYSTEM Button ............................ Selectsthesystemyouwanttocontrol

DAY/TIME Button .......................... Setsthecurrenttimeanddayoftheweek

PROG Button................................. Selectsprogrammingmodeorpressfor3secondstoselectSpeedSet® BACK Button* ............................... SecondaryfunctionofthePROGbutton-movesbackasetting

HOLD Button ................................. Enters/ExitstheHOLDmode(programbypass) NEXT Button* ............................... SecondaryfunctionoftheHOLDbutton-movestonextsetting

RETURN Button ............................ Returnstonormalmodefromprogramorsettingmodes

FAN Button ................................... Selectsthesystemfanmode

Quick Reference Instructions ...... Storedinslotlocatedattopofthermostat

SpeedBar® ................................... Increasesordecreasessettings(time,temperature,etc.)

Outdoor Temperature ................... IfaBraeburn®outdoorsensorwasconnectedyoucanviewtheoutdoor temperaturebypressingthePROG and HOLD buttons at the same time.

Humidity Setpoint ........................ IfaBraeburnwirelesshumiditysensorisconnectedyoucanviewthe currenthumidityormakeadjustmentstothehumiditysetpointby pressingtheDAY/TIME and RETURN buttons at the same time.

Battery Compartment ........................ Locatedinthebackofthermostat

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* BACK and NEXTaresecondaryfunctionsofthePROG and HOLDbuttons.Wheninprogrammingor configurationmodes,BACK and NEXTappearinthedisplay,indicatingthatthePROG and HOLD buttons nowfunctionasBACK and NEXT.

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TheInstallerSettingsmustbeproperlyconfiguredinorderforthisthermostattooperatecorrectly.TheInstallerSettingsaremenudriven.Theportionofthesesettingsthatdonotapplytoyoursetupwillbeskipped.Thesesettingsareindicatedbelowwithcomments.Moredetailoneachsettingfollowsthistable.

1. PressandholddowntheRETURN and buttonsfor3seconds.2. Releasebothbuttonsandthefirstinstaller settingwillbedisplayed.3. Changesettingsasrequiredusingthe orportionoftheSpeedBar®.4. PressNEXT (HOLD)orBACK (PROG)to movetothenextorprevioussetting, press RETURNtoexit.

No. Installer Setting Factory Setting Comments (Notes follow this table) Default Options (More information follows this table)

1 Residentialor RES RES SelectforResidentialprofile orCommercialProfile COMM SelectforCommercialprofile

2 ProgrammingMode 7PROG 7PROG Selectfor7dayprogrammingmode [note 1] 52PROG Selectfor5-2dayprogrammingmode NOPROG Selectfornon-programmablemode

3 ClockFormat 12HR 12HR Selectfor12hourclock 24HR Selectfor24hourclock

4 TemperatureScale FDEG FDEG SelectforFahrenheitdisplay CDEG SelectforCelsiusdisplay

5 AutoChangeover oFAUTO oFAUTO DisablesAutoChangeovermode ONAUTO EnablesAutoChangeovermode 11CONV Selectfor1H/1CConventionalsystem 22CONV Selectfor2H/2CConventionalsystem6 SystemType 11CONV 11HP Selectfor1H/1CHeatPumpsystem 22HP Selectfor2H/2CHeatPumpsystem 32HP Selectfor3H/2CHeatPumpsystem 1HD SelectforHeatOnlyHydronicsystem 11HD SelectforHydronicHeat/1Csystem

7 1stStageDifferential 0.5DIF1 0.5,1.0or Selecta1ststagetemperaturedifferentialof.5°, 2.0DIF1 1°or2°F(.25°,.5°or2°C)

8 2ndStageDifferential 2.0DIF2 1.0,2.0,3.0, Selecta2ndstagetemperaturedifferentialof1°, [note 2] 4.0,5.0or 2°,3°,4°,5°or6°F(.5°,1°,1.5°,2°,2.5°or3°C) 6.0DIF29 3rdStageDifferential 2.0DIF3 1.0,2.0,3.0, Selecta3rdstagetemperaturedifferentialof1°,2°, [note 2] 4.0,5.0or 3°,4°,5°or6°F(.5°,1°,1.5°,2°,2.5°or3°C) 6.0DIF3

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No. Installer Setting Factory Setting Comments (Notes follow this table) Default Options (More information follows this table)

10 1stStageFanControl HGFAN1 HGFAN1 Selectfor1ststageGasheating [note 3] HEFAN1 Selectfor1ststageElectricheating

11 EmergencyHeat] HEEMER HEEMER SelectforElectricEmergencyHeat FanControl[note 4] HGEMER SelectforGasEmergencyHeat

12 ReversingValve REVO REVO SelectforcoolactiveReversingValve(Oterminal) (O/BTerminal)[note 5] REVB SelectforheatactiveReversingValve(Bterminal)

13 FossilFuel AEAUX AEAUX SelectforElectricAuxiliaryheat(withcompressor) BackupHeat[note 4] AGAUX SelectforGasAuxiliaryheat(withoutcompressor)

14 CompressorPowerOutage oFCPOP oFCPOP DisablesPowerOutageLockoutDelay Protection [notes 4, 6] onCPOP EnablesPowerOutageLockoutDelay

15 ACPowerInterrupt ACoFMONR ACoFMONR DisablesACPowerInterruptWarning Warning[note 6] AConMONR EnablesACPowerInterruptWarning

16 CompressorShort 5CSCP 5,4,3,2or Selectacompressorshortcycleprotectiondelayof5, CycleProtection[note 7] 0CSCP 4,3,2or0minutes

17 ResidualCooling 60FAN 90,60,30 SelectaResidualCoolingFanDelayof90,60, FanDelay[note 7] or 0FAN 30or0seconds.

18 AdaptiveRecovery oFREC oFREC DisablesAdaptive(early)Recoverymode Mode(ARM™) [note 8] onREC EnablesAdaptive(early)Recoverymode

19 IndoorRemoteSensor ISENS ISENS Temperatureissensedfromthermostatonly. Control*[note 9] ESENS Temperatureissensedfromremotesensoronly. ASENS Temperatureiscombinedwiththethermostatand the remote sensor.

20 LockoutSecurityLevel 2LOCK 2LOCK Iflocked–Completelockoutisenabled 1LOCK Iflocked–Partiallockoutisenabled(SpeedBar® is stillfunctional)

21 AutoChangeover 3BAND 2,3,4 or 5 SelectaDeadBandof2°,3°,4°or5˚F DeadBand[note 10] BAND (1°,2°or3°C)forAutoChangeovermode.

22 CompressorBalance NOBALC NOBALC DisablesBalancePoints Point[notes 4, 11] 0-50BALC SelectaCompressorBalancePointof0°-50°F

23 AuxiliaryHeatBalance NOBALA NOBALA DisablesBalancePoints Point[notes 4, 11] 70-40BALA SelectaAuxiliaryHeatBalancePointof70°-40°F

24 HeatSetPointUpperLimit 90LIM 90-60LIM SelectaHeatSetPointUpperLimitof90°-45°F

25 CoolSetPointLowerLimit 45LIM 45-80LIM SelectaCoolSetPointLowerLimitof45°-90°F [note 7] 26 Humidification OFF OFF DisablesHumidification [note 12] DEP EnablesDependantHumidification IND EnablesIndependentHumidification

27 AutoHumiditySet AUTO AUTO Enablesautomatichumiditycontrolbasedon PointLimit[notes 11, 12] outdoor temperature. MAN Enablesmanualhumiditycontrolfromthermostat.

28 Dehumidification OFF OFF DisablesDehumidification [note 12] NI Normallyinactive(open)relay NA Normallyactive(closed)relay

29 InstallerClear CLR0 CLR0 ClearOff-Nochangesmadetosettings CLR1 Clearsconnectionwithwirelessremotesensors CLR2 Clearsconnectionwithcontrolmodule CLR3 Clearsallthermostatsettings(factorydefaults)

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Options(shaded)26-28onlyappearifoptionalwirelesshumiditysensorisinstalled.*WhenaBraeburn® outdoor sensor is connected,thethermostatautomaticallyrecognizesit.PressPROG and HOLDatthesametimetodisplayoutdoortemperature.

NOTE: Additional options such as Service Monitors, setting the lock code, etc. are located in the User Settings – See User Manual for information on setting these options.

NOTES - Installer Settings

1 OnlyavailableifResidentialprofilewasselectedinoption1.2 Onlyavailableifa2or3stagesystemtypewasselectedinoption6.3 OnlyavailableifaConventionalsystemwasselectedinoption6.4 Onlyavailableifa2or3stageHeatPumpsystemwasselectedinoption6.5 OnlyavailableifaHeatPumpsystemwasselectedinoption6.6 Onlyavailableifthermostatis24VACpowered(RandCterminals).7 Notavailableifaheatonlyhydronicsystemisselectedinoption6.8 Onlyavailableifaprogrammableprofilewasselectedinoption2.9 OnlyavailableifaBraeburn®indoorremotesensorwasconnected.10 Onlyavailableifautochangeoverwasenabledinoption5.11 OnlyavailableifaBraeburnoutdoorsensorwasconnected.12 OnlyavailableifaBraeburnwirelesshumiditysensorwasconnected.

Detailed Explanation of Installer Settings (also see NOTES above):

1 Profile–Selectsaresidential(RES)orcommercial(COMM)profile.Ifresidentialisselected,4programming eventsperdayareavailable.Ifcommercialisselected,2event,7dayprogrammingisavailable.

2 Programming Mode [note 1]–Selectstheprogrammingmode,eitherfull7dayor5-2day(weekday/ weekend)programmingornon-programmable.

3 Clock Type–Selectseithera12houror24hourclock.

4 Temperature Scale–Selectsatemperaturescaleofeither°For°C.

5 Auto Changeover–Selectsautochangeoveronoroff.Whenautochangeovermodeisenabledand selected, thesystemautomaticallyswitchesbetweenheatingandcoolingmodes.Thereisa5minutedelay whenswitchingfromheatingtocoolingorcoolingtoheatinginautochangeovermode. NOTE: Also see “Auto Changeover Dead Band” in option 21.

6 System Type–Selectsthesystemtypeforyourinstallation.NOTE: Changes made to this option will reset options 7 through 15 back to their default values dependant on the system type.

7 1st Stage Differential–Selectsa1ststagetemperaturedifferential.

8 2nd Stage Differential [note 2]–Selectsa2ndstagetemperaturedifferential.

9 3rd Stage Differential [note 2]–Selectsa3rdstagetemperaturedifferential.

10 1st Stage Fan Control [note 3]–Selectsa1ststagefancontrolofeithergasorelectricheat.

11 Emergency Heat Fan Control [note 4]–Selectsemergencyheatfancontrolofeithergasorelectricheat.

12 Reversing Valve [note 5]–SelectstheoutputstateoftheO/Bterminal.SelectOforthisterminaltobe activeinthecoolmodeorselectBforthisterminaltobeactiveintheheatmode.

13 Auxiliary Fossil Fuel Heat Pump Control [note 4]–Whensettoelectric(AEAUX),boththecompressor (1ststage)andauxiliarystage(s)willrunwhenacallforauxiliaryheatismade.Whensettogas(AGAUX), thecompressorstage(s)willbelockedoutoneminuteafteracallforauxiliaryheat.NOTE: This option can be overridden if setting an auxiliary heat balance point in Option 23.

14 Compressor Power Outage Protection [notes 4, 6]–Selectspoweroutageprotectiononoroff.When enabled, this thermostatwillprovidecoldweathercompressorprotectionbylockingoutthecompressor stage(s)ofheatingforaperiodoftimeafterapoweroutagegreaterthan60minutes.

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15 AC Power Interrupt Warning [note 6]–Whenenabled,thethermostatwilldisplayanoutagewarning whenACpowertothethermostatislost.

16 Short Cycle Protection [note 7]–Selectsthenumberofminutesthecoolingcompressorwillbelocked outafterturningoff.Thisshortcycleprotectionisalsoactiveintheheatmodeifaheatpumpsystemwas selectedinOption6.

17 Residual Cooling Fan Delay [note 7]–Selectsadelayforthesystemfanafterthecoolingcompressor hasturnedoff.Thisdelaywillhelpremovetheremainingcoolairoutoftheductworkprovidingadditional efficiency.

18 Adaptive Recovery Mode (early recovery) [note 8]–EnablesordisablestheARMTM(adaptiverecovery mode)feature.DuringARM,roomtemperatureisrecoveredbyturningontheheatingorcoolingbeforethe endofthesetbackperiod.Thesetpointtemperatureischangedtothatoftheupcomingprogramtemperature.

19 Indoor Remote Sensor Control [note 9]–IfaBraeburn®indoorremotesensorisconnected(wired)or paired(wireless)duringinstallation,thethermostatwillautomaticallydetectthesensor.Whenanindoor sensorisdetected,youmayselectbetweenthermostatonly(ISENS),remotesensoronly(ESENS)or combiningthethermostatandtheremotesensor(s)(ASENS). NOTE: This option does not apply to the Braeburn outdoor sensor. When an outdoor sensor is connected (wired) or paired (wireless), the thermostat automatically recognizes it and no further configuration is necessary.

20 Lockout Security Level–Selectsthelevelofkeypadlockoutwhenthethermostatislocked.Level2locks theentirethermostat(includingthefrontresetbutton).Level1lockseverythingexcepttheSpeedBar® allowingforupanddowntemperatureadjustment.NOTE: The lock code is set in the User Settings mode (see User Manual).

21 Auto Changeover Dead Band [note 10]–Whenautochangeovermodeisenabledinoption5and selected, the systemautomaticallyswitchesbetweenheatingandcoolingwhentheroomtemperature meetsthenormalcriteriaforeitheraheatingorcoolingcall.Thereisaforcedseparation(deadband) betweentheheatingandcoolingsetpointssothatthesystemsdonotworkagainsteachother.This optionselectstheamountofthisdeadbandindegreeswiththedefaultbeing3°F.

22 Compressor Balance Point [notes 4, 11]–Locksouttheuseofthecompressorheatstagewhenthe outside air temperatureislessthantheselectedsettingof0°Fto50°F.

23 Auxiliary Heat Balance Point [notes 4, 11]–Locksouttheuseoftheauxiliaryheatstagewhenthe outside air temperatureexceedstheselectedsettingof70°Fto40°F.NOTE: This balance point over rides the fossil fuel compressor lockout in option 13. If this option is set to gas and the outdoor temperature is over the auxiliary balance point, the compressor will remain on during a call for auxiliary heat.

24 Heat Set Point Upper Limit–Selectstheheatingsetpointupperadjustmentlimit.

25 Cool Set Point Lower Limit [note 7]–Selectsthecoolingsetpointloweradjustmentlimit.

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26 Humidification Mode [note 12]–Forusewithanexternalhumidifier.Selectsbetweendisabling humidification(OFF),dependentcontrol(DEP)orindependentcontrol(IND).TheDEPsettingcontrols humidificationonlyduringacallforheating.TheINDsettingallowshumidificationoutputintheheatmode, butdoesnotrequireacallforheating.NOTE: It is recommended that the IND setting only be used with systems designed for low air temperature humidification such as steam humidification. Always ensure the heat exchanger or other system parts are not exposed to excess water from condensation or other sources. When there is any doubt, use the OFF or DEP setting.

27 Auto Humidity Set Point Limit [notes 11, 12]–Selectbetweenturningtheautomatic humiditysetpointlimittoauto(AUTO)ormanual(MAN).WhenAUTOisselected,humiditycontrolisprovided automaticallybasedontheoutdoortemperature.SelectingMANallowsyoutomanuallycontrolthelevel ofhumidity.

28 Dehumidification [note 12]–Forusewithanexternaldehumidifier.Selectbetweendehumidification disabled(OFF),anormallyinactive(NI)ornormallyactive(NA)relay,dependingontherequirementsofyour externaldehumidificationequipment.

29 Installer Clear–Clearssettingsbasedonyourselection.CLROmakesnochanges,CLR1clearsall wirelessremotesensorconnections,CLR2clearstheconnectiontothecontrolmoduleandCLR3clearsALL thermostatsettings. WARNING:IfyoupressNEXT or RETURNafterselectingCLR1,CLR2orCLR3theclearwilltakeplaceand theappropriatesettingswillbereturnedtofactorydefaults.Ifyoudonotwishtomakeanychanges,usethe SpeedBar®toselectCLRO.

NOTE: See the wireless remote sensor manual for complete installation and use instructions.

Compatible Wireless Remote SensorsWirelessRemoteIndoorSensor(s)–4sensorsmaximumWirelessRemoteOutdoorSensor–1sensormaximumWirelessRemoteHumiditySensor–1sensormaximum

NOTE: No more than 4 wireless remote sensors can be connected.

Pairing Wireless Remote Sensors1 PressandholdtheHOLD and RETURNbuttonsfor3seconds.2PressNEXT untilthewordSENSappearsinthedisplayandthesymbolflashes.3 Aftertheremotesensorispowered,pressandholdtheCONNECTbuttononthesensorfor3seconds and release.4 Theremotesensorwillenterpairingmodefor60seconds.Duringthistimetheblueindicatoronthewireless remotesensorwillflashonceevery2seconds.5Whenpaired,thethermostatdisplaywillchangeandindicatewhichremotesensorhasbeenpaired(see Table1).Thesymbolwillstopflashingandtheblueindicatorontheremotesensorwillturnonfor 60seconds.6 Topairanotherwirelessremotesensor,pressNEXTandrepeatsteps3-5.7PressRETURNatanytimetoexit.

NOTE: Sensors that have already been paired will appear in the thermostat display first, with a solid symbol.

Using Wired Remote Sensors•OnewiredindoororwiredoutdoorremotesensorcanalsobeconnectedtothethermostatsS1andS2 terminalsonthecontrolmoduleusing2-wirethermostatcable.

•Youcannotmixwiredandwirelessremotesensorsofthesametype(i.e.mixinganindoorwirelessremote sensorandanindoorwiredremotesensor).

Replacing a ThermostatIfyouarereplacingathermostatthatispairedwithanexistingwirelesssensor,youwillneedtocleartheremotesensorandpairitagainwiththenewlyinstalledthermostat.

1 Installthenewthermostat.2 Onthewirelessremotesensoryouwanttoclear,pressandholdtheCONNECTbuttonfor10secondsuntilthe red indicator turns on.3ReleasetheCONNECTbuttonandtheblueandredindicatorwilleachflashoncetoindicatethesensorwas successfullycleared.4 Pairtheremotesensoragain.

Replacing a SensorIfyouarereplacingawirelessremotesensorthatispairedwithanexistingthermostat,youwillneedtoclearthethermostat’sremotesensorconnectionbeforepairingthenewwirelessremotesensor.

1 Installthenewwirelessremotesensor.2 ThermostatremotesensorsettingsareclearedbyadjustingInstallerSetting29toCLR1(seesection4). Thissettingclearsalltheremotesensorspairedwiththethermostat. NOTE: Be careful not to select CLR3 unless you want to clear all the thermostat settings.3Oncetheremotesensorsettingsareclearedyouwillneedtopairyournewwirelessremotesensor.Youwill alsoneedtopairanyotherexistingwirelessremotesensorsthatwerepreviouslyconnected.

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IDS1, IDS2, IDS3 or IDS4 RemoteIndoorSensor1-4 HMS RemoteHumiditySensor ODS RemoteOutdoorSensor

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Wireless Remote Sensor Communication LossIfcommunicationbetweentheremotesensorandthermostatislost,theredindicatorontheremote sensor willbegintoflashonceevery10seconds.Thesensorwillattempttoreconnecttothethermostatseveraltimesautomatically.

NOTE: To attempt to reconnect manually, press and hold the CONNECT button for 3 seconds. ThethermostatdisplaywillalsoindicatewhichwirelessremotesensorhaslostcommunicationbyflashingCOMMLOSSalongwiththeremotesensorthathaslostcommunication(seeTable2).

Wireless Remote Sensor Low BatteryIfthebatteriesinawirelessremotesensorarelow,theredindicatorwillflash3timesevery30seconds.ThethermostatdisplaywillalsoindicatewhichwirelessremotesensorhasalowbatterybyflashingLOWBATTalongwiththeremotesensorthathasthelowbatterycondition(seeTable2).Replacetheremotesensorbatteriesimmediately.

NOTE: After replacing batteries, allow up to 15 minutes for the wireless connection to re-establish.

IDS1, IDS2, IDS3 or IDS4 RemoteIndoorSensor1-4 HMS RemoteHumiditySensor ODS RemoteOutdoorSensor

Warning Read Before Testing

• Donotshort(orjumper)acrossterminalsonthegasvalveorattheheatingorcoolingsystemcontrolboard totestthethermostatinstallation.Thiscoulddamagethethermostatandvoidthewarranty.

• DonotselecttheCOOLmodeofoperationiftheoutsidetemperatureisbelow50ºF(10ºC).Thiscould possiblydamagethecontrolledcoolingsystemandmaycausepersonalinjury.

• Thisthermostatincludesanautomaticcompressorprotectionfeaturetoavoidpotentialdamagetothe compressorfromshortcycling.Whentestingthesystem,makesuretotakethisdelayintoaccount.

NOTE: The compressor delay can be bypassed by pressing the reset button on the front of the thermostat. All user settings will be returned to factory default, however all Installer settings will remain as originally programmed in section 4. 1 PressSYSTEMuntilthethermostatisinHEATmode.2 UsingtheSpeedBar®raisethesettemperatureaminimumof3degreesabovethecurrentroom temperature.Thesystemshouldstartwithinafewseconds.Withagasheatingsystem,thefanmay notstartrightaway.3 PressSYSTEMuntilthethermostatisintheOFFmode.Allowtheheatingsystemtofullyshutdown.4 PressSYSTEMuntilthethermostatisintheCOOLmode.5 UsingtheSpeedBarlowerthesettemperatureaminimumof3degreesbelowthecurrentroom temperature.Thesystemshouldstartwithinafewseconds(unlesscompressorshortcycleprotection isactive–Seenoteabove).6 PressSYSTEMuntilthethermostatisintheOFFmode.Allowthecoolingsystemtofullyshutdown.7 PressFANuntilthethermostatisinFANONmode.Thesystemfanshouldstartwithinafewseconds.8 PressFANuntilthethermostatisinFANAUTOmode.Allowthesystemfantoturnoff.9 Ifthethermostatiscontrollingauxiliaryequipmentsuchasahumidifier,adjustthethermostat settingstotestthesedevices.

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Table 2

ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgeneratesusesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

•Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.•Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.•Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.Thisdevicecomplieswithpart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinter-ference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.

ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanada’slicence-exemptRSSs.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference;and(2)Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperationofthedevice.

CetappareilestconformeauxCNRexemptsdelicenced’IndustrieCanada.Sonfonctionnementestsoumisauxdeuxconditionssuivantes:

(1)Cedispositifnepeutcauserdesinterférences;et(2)Cedispositifdoitacceptertouteinterférence,ycomprislesinterférencesquipeuventcauserunmauvaisfonctionnementdel’appareil.

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