USER`S MANUAL
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1. 172. you will be presented with the last screen of figure 11 which confirms that the system is locked and that the unlock option must be used to unlock the system If the password is incorrect a 11 screen indicating that the entry is invalid will come up with instructions to press back to enter it again Lock Unlock Change password Vs dh and Y te chess In acpi Please enter the password The system is mow locked Use the unlock option to unlock 401 emn be used io returm nebern Do a digit Lue d and F dhome cach digit Er accept Press 7 continue t t Please enter the password Please enter the password 2 s e 2 ILs 1 CC can be aei bo return reburn bna cC emn be used to retwrn reiurn in a previous digit previous digit Use om inches pach digii Ler ad F racchesasc cach digit E do accepa Figure 11 Locking system UNLOCKING THE SYSTEM To unlock the system from the main menu use the down key until system lock is highlighted then press select The screen on the top left of figure 11 is shown Press the down key once and then select to get into the unlock section You will be asked for the password which is to be entered in exactly the same way as when you re locking the system please refer to the previous section entitled locking the system for explicit instructions on this If the passw
3. dictates to choose another option the up and down keys are to be used and finally the select button is to be pressed to confirm your choice Review Modify Program Fan Overrides Time Date Display options Filter cleaning System Lock Use A and Y to choose option to accept AV SE Figure 2 The main menu PROGRAMMING THE THERMOSTAT Programming the thermostat can be done in one of two ways First the Day and Night mode allows you to split your days into two segments You first select a temperature for the day and one for the night Then you decide at what time the day and night periods are to start for each day of the week by filling in a simple table Alternatively the Morning Day Evening and Night mode allows you to split the day into four time segments There are four temperature settings to be selected and again you decide when these periods start for each individual day of the week by filling in the timetable DAY AND NIGHT MODE From the main screen press the menu button and select the first option entitled Review Modify Program You will be presented with the screen top left of figure 3 The current program mode is shown at the top the thermostat ships with the Day and Night mode selected by default Next the temperatures for the day and night are shown To change these since the change temperatures option is alread
4. press select You will be presented with a list of six options the 5 of which is display temperature in Fahrenheit Using the down button get this line highlighted and press select The next screen will confirm the switch of temperature units Press menu to go to the main menu main screen to return to the main screen or back to adjust more display options To switch back to Celsius follow the same steps as above the only difference being that the 5 option in display options will now be display temperature in Celsius DISPLAYING TIME IN STANDARD OR MILITARY FORMAT The thermostat ships with the time displayed in military format 19 00 01 00 To switch to the standard notation AM PM from the main menu use the down button until display options is selected then press select You will be presented with a list of six options the 6 of which is display time in standard format Using the down button get this line highlighted and press select The next screen confirms that time will now be displayed in standard format Press menu to go to the main menu main screen to return to the main screen or back to adjust more display options To switch back to military format follow the same steps as above the only difference being that the 6 option in display options will now be display time in military format CUSTOMIZING THE MAIN SCREEN The look of the main screen can be tailored to your personal pref
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6. Le JL e LIB Press to cancel old password will remain valid C can be used to return return to hoose previous digit 2 se Use A and V to choose each digit WE a ed i 9 to accept Figure 12 Changing the password CHANGING THE TIME From the main menu press the down button until Time Date is highlighted then press select to accept You ll be presented with the top left screen of figure 13 Since change current time is already chosen simply press select to accept The current time is now shown split up into hours and minutes as can be seen in the middle left screen of figure 13 say it is 11 57 right now Suppose we want to change the time to 16 30 Since the hours are already selected use the up button until 16 is displayed then press select The minutes will now be selected Use the down button until 30 is reached then press select 13 Finally the screen shown on the top right of figure 13 appears confirming the new time and giving you the option of pressing the back button to re adjust the time To accept this new time press menu to access the main menu or main screen to return to the main screen Time and Date Change current time Change current time The time is now set to 16 30 Change current date Press to go back to the main menu Press to change time again Use A and Y to choose option to accept 8 xxm Change current time Change current time Hour 1
7. Minutes Use and Y to adjust 7 7 to accept Use and Y to adjust to accept Change current time Change current time Hour Hour Minutes Minutes Use and Y to adjust to accept Use and Y to adjust 7 to accept Figure 13 Changing the time CHANGING THE DATE From the main menu press the down button until Time Date is highlighted then press select to accept Press the down button once to choose change current date as shown in the top left of figure 14 The next screen shows the date currently stored in the system April 9 2001 in our example and the year is selected Say we want to change the date to June 24 2001 Since the year is correct press select to accept it The month box will 14 now be highlighted simply press the up button until 6 is shown press select to accept it You re now in the day box press the up button until 24 is shown and then press select The screen shown in the top right of figure 14 is displayed confirming the new date and giving you the option of pressing the back button to go change the date again If the date is correct press menu for the main menu or main screen to return to the main screen Figure 14 Changing date 15 CHANGING TO CELSIUS OR FAHREINHEIT The thermostat ships with temperature units set to Celsius by default To switch to Fahrenheit from the main menu use the down button until display options is selected then
8. THE Z 505 PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT Sunday April 8 2001 18 C 22 59 50 CURRENT PROGRAM MODE The system is currently in Day and Night mode The program is running in night mode until 07 00 Een 2 Press for options TIT Main MENU SELECT A USER S MANUAL TempMaster Inc TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW OF FEATURES ccccssssssssssssssssssessessssessessssessessssessssessesessessessssessesessessessssessesessessessesersesees 2 P 2 Innr 3 THEMAIN SCREEN RO et ete UR Sgen ipt CD OUR die 3 THEMAIN MENU Sots Rte uet eletti item RD men deuotione 4 PROGRAMMING THE THERMOSTAT esee esee reste sets tn snas tatus esta suse ss ta sosta tain ses en 5 DAY AND NIGHT MODE itio ettet rtt te t Hae OE E o teo arcus 5 MORNING DAY EVENING AND NIGHT eerte nenne nennen teen 6 THE 7 n Ur 8 TEMPORARY e tir RR uxo ERE Ee O E ere e ERE en e Pete 8 INDEFINITE OVERRIDE he RE e EO aree eter eei 9 CANCELEING AN o deae eg teet hei eh ente ee ene Ee ree breiten ere ded 9 IJINUnr 10 SETTING THE CLEANING INTERVAAT triente ette ee e teh retire rE i a 10 RESETTIN
9. To modify them press select to get into the Change Temperatures option which is already highlighted The screen shown on the bottom right of figure 4 will appear The morning temperature is selected Use the up and down buttons to adjust it and then press select to move on to the day temperature Again use the up and down buttons to adjust it and press select to accept it Proceed in the same manner to adjust the remaining temperatures After accepting the night temperature you will be presented with a screen confirming that the changes have been made and giving you the option of re adjusting the temperatures by pressing the back button Press menu to return to the main menu or main screen to have the main screen appear THE FAN The fan can either be set in automatic mode or in manual mode in which case you turn the fan on or off yourself The current state of the fan 1s shown in the bottom left portion of the main screen beside the fan picture In the manual mode to turn the fan on or off from the main menu press the down key until fan is highlighted then press select If the fan is currently off the option selected by default is Turn fan on and if the fan is currently on the option selected by default is Turn fan off You simply have to press select A screen will then be shown to confirm that the fan has been turned on or off press menu to continue If the fan is currently in manual mode and you would like to switch to the
10. aced on this aspect and in fact much user testing was done to help us make the system as easy to use as possible You will not be disappointed Programming the thermostat can be done in one of two ways First the Day and Night mode allows you to split your days into two segments You first select a temperature for the day and one for the night Then you decide at what time the day and night periods are to start for each day of the week by filling in a simple table So if you re like most people and get up a little later on the weekends the day temperature could be set to come into effect later on Saturdays and Sundays Alternatively the Morning Day Evening and Night mode allows you to split the day into four time segments There are four temperature settings to be selected and again you decide when these periods start for each individual day of the week by filling in the timetable Other features include manual and automatic modes for the fan The system lock feature allows you to lock the thermostat in this state modifications to the various system settings are not permitted The filter cleaning reminder system reminds you when the furnace filters are due to be changed or cleaned in order to use this feature the interval at which this is to be done must be set The override feature allows the weekly program to be overridden to any temperature The override can be indefinite or temporary in which c
11. ase the duration in hours is requested The main screen contains information relating to the current state of the system If you find some of this information unhelpful or annoying the look of this screen can be customized by accessing the display options Finally temperature can be displayed in Celsius or Fahrenheit and time shown in standard format AM PM or in military style 20 00 INSTALLATION It is highly recommended that the unit be installed by a professional electrician Instructions and specifications are supplied in the appendix However if you choose to install it yourself please be very careful electricity isn t something you wand to mess around with THE INTERFACE The concept of menus has finally arrived to programmable thermostats Use of the system is thus made a lot easier There are only seven buttons Instructions on the bottom of each screen indicate how they are to be used to accomplish various tasks For example in figure one below the main screen is shown The instruction on the bottom states that the menu button must be pressed to access the different options the system has to offer Pressing the menu button at any time brings up the main menu which gives you access to all the different functions and features of the thermostat Pressing main screen at any time brings the main screen up The select up and down buttons are used to navigate through the different menu
12. automatic mode simply go into the fan section from the main menu and select switch to auto mode A screen will then come up to confirm the switch press menu to continue If the fan is in auto mode and you would like to switch to the manual mode the fan section of the main menu allows you to switch to manual mode fan off or manual mode fan on OVERRIDES The temperature program can be overridden to the temperature of your choice by using the override feature The temporary override prompts for a duration in hours after that time is up the program will start running again The indefinite override last indefinitely TEMPORARY OVERRIDE From the main menu use the down key until overrides is highlighted then press select You will be presented with the screen shown in the top left of figure 5 Since temporary override is already highlighted simply press select You will now see the screen on the bottom left figure 5 The override temperature must be entered use the up and down buttons to adjust it and then press select to accept it The duration of the temporary override in hours is now requested as shown on the bottom right figure 5 Use the up and down buttons to choose the number of hours and then press select Finally you will be presented with the screen shown on the top right of figure 5 which confirms the override temperature and the duration of the override and additionally provides instructions o
13. er to accept Indefinite Override Indefinite Override successful Temperature 20 c pe 20 The overide can be cancelled at any time by selecting the Resume program option in the Override section of the main menu Use and Y io choose the override temperature to accept Press to continue Figure 6 Indefinite override CANCELLING AN OVERRIDE To cancel a temporary or indefinite override and continue with normal program operation from the main menu use the down button until overrides is selected then press select Press the down button twice until resume program is selected then press select A screen will come up confirming the cancellation of the override and indicating that the system is now back to day and night or morning day evening and night mode FILTER CLEANING The filter cleaning feature reminds you of when your furnace filters are to be changed or cleaned You set an interval in days and when that time arrives you will be notified by a little picture of filters on the main screen with wash filters written under it as shown below in figure 7 When you ve cleaned them simply reset the filter cleaning option Monday April 9 2001 20 C 2 33 08 CURRENT PROGRAM MODE The system is currently in Morning Day Evening Night mode The program is running in evening mode until 22 00 The fan is in manual mode and is currently ON Wash filters Pre
14. erences The current time and date as well as current program information can be hidden and finally the big yellow padlock indicating whether or not the system is locked can be removed if desired To access these options from the main menu use the down button until display options is highlighted then press select You will be presented with a list of six options the first four of which are for adding or removing information from the main screen So for example suppose you want to remove the current date from the main screen In the display options screen press the down button once to get hide current date on main screen selected then press select A screen will then confirm that the current date will no longer be shown on the main screen Press menu to go to the main menu main screen to get to the main screen or the back button to make more display adjustments If ever you would like to have the current date shown again simply repeat the same steps except this time in display options instead of having a line reading hide current date on main screen you will see a show current date on main screen line 16 APPENDIX INSTALLATION lt Detailed installation instructions electrical specifications of the unit gt WARRANTY TempMaster s Z 505 programmable thermostat is guaranteed for 5 years from the date of purchase please conserve your original proof of purchase Contact us at 1 800 777 9990
15. n how to cancel the override see the cancel override section below Press menu to continue Overrides Temporary Override successful Temporary override Temperature 20 C Indefinite override Duration 1 Hours The overide can be cancelled at amy time by selecting the Resume program option in the Override section of the main menu Use nnd Y to chiose option to accept Press to continue Temporary Override 1 Temporary Override Duration of temporary override 20 m 1 Hours Use and Y to choose the override Use amd F toset the duration of temperature to accept the override ta accept Figure 5 Temporary override INDEFINITE OVERRIDE From the main menu press the down button until overrides is highlighted then press select Then as shown in the top left of figure 6 press the down button until indefinite override is highlighted then press select You will be presented with the screen on the bottom left figure 6 Using the up and down buttons select the override temperature then press select to accept it Finally you will be presented with the screen on the bottom right figure 6 which confirms the indefinite override and gives instructions as to how to cancel the override see the cancel override section below Press menu to continue Overrides Temporary override Indefinite override Use and Y to chonse option
16. ord is correct a screen confirming this will come up press menu to continue If the entry is incorrect a screen explaining this appears you may press back to try again 12 CHANGING THE PASSWORD To change the password from the main menu use the down key until system lock is highlighted then press select Using the down button get change password highlighted as it is in the top left screen of figure 12 then press select The screen on the bottom left of figure 12 is now shown the old password must be entered The procedure to do this is exactly the same as when you re locking the system refer to the locking the system section for explicit instructions on how to do this If the entry is incorrect the system will inform you of this and give you the option of trying again by pressing the back button If the old password is correct you ll be presented with the screen shown on the bottom right of figure 12 in which the new password is required Finally the screen on the upper right is shown confirming the new password The password can be immediately re changed by pressing the back button at this point To accept the password press menu Lock The password was successfully Unlock changed to 341 Change password Use A and Y to choose option Press go back to the main menu to accept Press lt to change the password again Please enter the old password Please enter the new password
17. s and to input information such as times and temperatures When back is pressed the previous screen comes up Finally if at any given moment you feel you need some quick assistance pressing the help button brings up some useful tips Sunday April 8 2001 1 20 04 CURRENT PROGRAM MODE The system is currently in Morning Day Evening Might mode The program E running in evening mode until 22 00 The fan is in auto mode Press for options AV lt Figure 1 The main screen THE MAIN SCREEN Please refer to figure 1 above All information relating to the state of the system is available simply by taking a quick look at the main screen The current temperature as well as the current time and date are shown at the top The middle of the screen is reserved for information about your weekly temperature program The current state of the fan is shown on the bottom left and the yellow padlock on the right indicates whether or not the system is locked The look of the main screen can be customized for example you may not want to have the current date shown Please refer to the display options section for more information on this THE MAIN MENU Pressing the menu button brings up the screen shown below in figure 2 All of the thermostat s functions and features are accessed through this menu By default the first option Review Modify Program is selected As the instruction on the bottom of the screen
18. screen of figure 3 select See Modify Weekly Schedule by pressing the down button and then select You will then be presented with the screen on the bottom right figure 3 Some default times are already entered in the table For example say you want to have the day temperature start at 8 30AM on Thursdays Press the down key until the Thursday Day box is highlighted then press select The hours will now be shown in a red box Press the up key once to select 8 then press select The minutes will now be shown in the red box Press the up key until 30 is reached and finally press select Repeat the process to set other times Your weekly schedule is now saved Simply press menu to return to the main menu or main screen to return to the main screen MORNING DAY EVENING AND NIGHT MODE The thermostat ships with the day and night mode set by default To switch to the Morning Day Evening and Night mode first select Review Modify Program option from the main menu Then as shown in the top left screen of figure 4 press the down key twice to highlight Morning Day Evening Night mode and press select You will now be presented with the screen shown on the bottom left Program mode Day and Night Program mode Morning Day Evening Night Temperatures Temperatures Day 23 C Night 17 C 25 Day 23 C Evening 20 Might 17 C Change temperatures Change temperatures See Modif
19. ss for options Figure 7 Filter cleaning reminder on main screen bottom right SETTING THE CLEANING INTERVAL In the main menu use the down button until filter cleaning is highlighted then press select You will be presented with the screen shown in figure 8 which shows how many days ago the filters were last cleaned and in how many days the filters are due for their next cleaning Set cleaning interval in days is highlighted so simply press select You will then be presented with the screen shown in figure 9 Using the up and down buttons set the cleaning interval in days and then press select A screen will then confirm the cleaning interval press menu to continue Filter Cleaning Set cleaning interval Filter were last cleaned 52 days ago They are due for cleaning in 49 days 50 days Set cleaning interval in days Reset Filters have been cleaned Use and Y to set ihe duration of Use and Y to change your tem ture 777 to accept ER E the interval to accept Figure 8 Filter cleaning menu Figure 9 Set filter cleaning interval 10 RESETTING THE FILTER CLEANING FEATURE When you ve cleaned your filters you must reset the feature The system will then wait the amount of days specified by the interval you ve selected see the above section entitled setting the cleaning interval before notifying you again From the main menu use the down button until filter cleaning is highligh
20. ted then press select You will then be presented with the screen shown in figure 8 Press the down button to choose reset filters have been cleaned and press select You will be presented with the screen shown in figure 10 which confirms the reset and indicates when the next cleaning is scheduled for Press menu to continue Reset filter cleaning Reset succesful Next cleaning scheduled in 50 days Press to continue Figure 10 Resetting the filter cleaning feature SYSTEM LOCK When the system is locked nothing can be done with the system all features are locked Most importantly changes to the program are not permitted To have the options available again the system must be unlocked The default password is 111 LOCKING THE SYSTEM To lock the system from the main menu use the down button until system lock is highlighted then press select You ll be presented with the screen on the top left of figure 11 Since the lock option is already selected simply press select You will now be prompted for the password The first digit is highlighted use the up and down buttons to select it then press select The next digit will now be highlighted again use the up and down buttons to choose it then press select to accept it and move on to the third and last digit which is to be entered in the same manner You can use the back button to return to a previous digit and make adjustments If the password is correct
21. y selected simply press select You will then be presented with the screen shown on the bottom left The temperature for the day is currently selected use the up and down buttons to adjust it To move on to the night temperature press select and again use the up and down keys to adjust it Then finally press select A confirmation screen will confirm the adjustments and give you the possibility of changing the temperatures again by pressing the back button To accept the changes press the menu button Program mede Day and Night Program mode Duy und Nighi Temperaiures Temperatures Day 2297 Nighi 18 Day 2537 Nighi 17 C Change temperatures Change temperatures See Modify weekly schedule See Modify weekly schedule Morning Day Evening Nighi mode Morning Day Evening Night mode Use amd Y to choose option and Use and W io choose option ami Lo p to accept J 4 oes ip accepi Change temperatures The Dalle abawa Une start times af your ume Present temperature 189 Day 22 C Night 18 C Use and Y your temperatume te accept Presa fer information on how dn use this table Figure 3 Programming the thermostat Day and Night mode To set the times at which the day and night temperatures are to come into effect for each day of the week re select the Review Modify Program option from the main menu which you should currently be in Then as shown in the top right
22. y weekly schedule See Modify weekly schedule Morning Day Evening Night mode Day and Night mode Use and Y to choose option and Use und Y to choose option and oo fmm to accept 5 i Tis tabje shows the start times ef your time hange temperatures Present tempersiure 209 Morning 25 C Dav 23 C Evening 20 C Night 17 C Use and Y io change your temperature im borum on how bo use this table Figure 4 Programming the thermostat Morning Day Evening and Night mode You must now decide at what times the morning day evening and night temperatures are to come into effect for each day of the week Some default times are already entered in the table For example say you want the evening temperature to start at 7 30PM on Mondays Press the down key until the Monday Evening box is highlighted then press select The hours will now be shown in a red rectangle Press the up key once so now you have 19 for the hours and then press select The minutes are now in the red rectangle Press the up key until 30 is shown and then select The time is now set Repeat the procedure to set other times When you are done press the menu To set the temperatures for the morning day evening and night select Review Modify Program from the main menu which you should be in at this point You will be presented with the screen shown in the top right of figure 4 Some default temperatures are shown
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