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Lux Products TX1000 (discontinued) Instruction Manual

1. Temporary Temperature Override HOLD FILTER USAGE Monitor Temporary Temperature Override This feature allows you to temporarily adjust the Sel Temperature without altering any of your pro grams The override feature will he automatically canceled at the start of the nex program TEMP W BAY SAT FILTER HULD AHEAD BACK HAY TIME BETURO y 2 Ld FIGURE 18 number Temporary Temperature Override The thermostat must ba in the NORMAL MODE Press RETURN if this is not the case If a higher room temperature ts desired press TEMP UP until the proper temperature appears in the display If a lower room temperature is desired press TEMP DN until the proper temperature is displayed Override will appear in the display The override made will be canceled and the thermostat will return to the NORMAL mode when The RETURN key Is pressed or The next programmed time begins 25 Temperature HOLD FILTER USAGE Monitor If you are going io be gone for a day or more the TX1000 can hold a temperature unlil you return The FILTER USAGE Monitor keeps track of the number of hours since the filler was fast changed in THs feature is the same as temperature override except the adjusted Set Temparatura is not can your blower unlt When your fitter has been in use a total of 250 hours the Filter enunciator will celed until It is done manually at t
2. FAN RELAY FIGURE 19 T Batteries The TX1000 requires batteries to operate your furnace and retain your ime and temperature settings THE BATTERIES SHOULD BE REPLACED ONCE YEAR or when the thermostat displays the battery indicator In the display 0 REPLACE Replace batteries when indicator appears Bad batteries cause the time and programs to be lost and leak chemicals which can damage or destroy your thermostat When reptacing batteries you have approximately 1 minute 15 seconds before programs are lost Remove fresh batteries rom carton before beginning Remove cover from battery compartment W install two new AA size alkaline batteries in the battery compartment Observe the polarity marking shown in the compartment See figure 15 W If this is the first time you are Installing batteries the thermostat will display SUN 12 00 AM Within 90 seconds the thermostat wiil begin to display the room temperature allernately with the time Installation is now complete Be sure to turn the power back on to your heating and or alr conci tioning system Normal Operation The TX1000 normally displays tha time day of the week and current room temperature The alternating time and room temperature in the display indicates the thermostat is jn the normal oper ation mode Above an indicator will appear either MORN OAY EVE or NITE These indicate the current active program which is setting the temperature Bet the SYSTEM s
3. Two AA batteries not included are used 1o retain your time and temperature programs A 4 minute minimum off iims in COOL prevents your alr conditioning system trom being damaged CAUTION 4 Your thermostat is a precision instrument Please handle it with care 2 Turn electricity to the appliance before installing or servicing thermostat or any part of the system Do not turn electricity back on until work is completed 3 Do not short jumper across electric terminals at control furnace ar air conditioner to test system This will damage ihermostat and yoid your warranty 4 All wiring must contorm to local codes and ordinances 5 This thermostat is designed for use with 24 vail and millivolt systems The thermostat should be limited to a maximum of 1 0 amps higher amperage may cause damage to the thermostat A you are in doubt call your utility company Tools Required Phillips screwdriver small Drill with 3 16 Bit Thermostat Location For accurate temperature control and comfort correct location is very important On new installations the guidelines listed below should be followed as closely as possible When replacing an old thermostat install the new one in the same location unless these conditions sug gest otherwise 1 Locate ihe thermostat on an inside wall about five feet abave the floor where it is easy to install and adjust It should be in a room that is used often such as a fam
4. G tape off C wiro Cooling Systems Previous Thermostat Connect to TX1000 System Terminal Marking Terminal Wire To RC R V RC Transformer 2Wire Cooling Relay Heating Cooling Systems TYPICAL COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM 24 VAC TRANSFORMER OR THERMOPILE FIGURE B FIGURE 8 TYPICAL COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM 5 WIRE W_ RH B a WIRE Y W RH B RC Y RC Previous Thermostat Connect to TX1000 G Terminal Marking Terminal Wire To W Healing Valve Bn 4 Wire 1 Y Cooling Relay or GF G ___Fan Relay 1 5 Wire Air Cleaner Boro Humidifier or wW Ww I iesind valve C Cooling Sor amp AC A V BC Transformer Wire Y Gooling Relay __ with Two GE G Fan Relay Transformers Air Cleaner Bard Humidifier or Damper _ A RH 4 RH Heating Transiommer Remove Jumper between RH and RC Jumper between RH and AC b m place 99006 24 VAC HEAT TRANSFORMER 110 FIGURE 30 FIGURE 11 TYPICAL SINGLE STAGE HEAT PUMP WIRING G Y W RH B O RC o656000 23 VAC TRANSFORMER FIGURE 12 Designation of Terminal Functions G Y W RH B O RC COOL TRANSFORMER DAMPER Oft CHANGEOVER VALVE POWERED IN COOL DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE POWERED IN HEAT HEATING TRANSFORMER HEATING GONTROL COOLING COMPRESSOR L
5. may nat apply to you Pleas return malfunctioning or defective units to the participoung retailer tom which purchase was i of purchase Please reler to pags 31 before returning a all risks and liability for incidental and consequential damage resulting from installation and use of this unit Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or conse quential damages so the above exclusion may not apply to you This warranty alves e legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary rom state to state Applicable in U S A only
6. OWNER S MANUAL ULTRA 1000 ELECTRONIC ENERGY MANAGER THERMOSTAT MODEL TX1000 With Step By Step Instructions For Installation And Operation PRODUCTS CORPORATION IMPORTANT Read and follow installation instructions in manual first Thank you for your confidence in our product We would like to ensure that you obtain the best possible results from your investment Before beginning to install your new thermostat please take time to read this manual and acquaint yourself with your purchase By following the step by step procedures you will save your self time and minimize any chance of damage to the thermostat and systems This manual may contain information beyond that required for your particular installation If you encounter problems please refer to the Technical Service section of this manual on page 31 Technical Service can be reached at 1 800 421 1130 Please save this manual for future reference Table of Contents Features of the Lux TX1000 Electronic Setting the TIME and DAY Thermostat The Built In Programs CAUTION Programming your TX1000 Tools Required Additional Features of the TX1000 Thermostat Location Temporary Temperature Override Installatio Temperature HOLD CAUTION FILTER USAGE Manito Removing the Old Thermostat Temperature Swing Mounting the TX1000 on the Wali Static Electricity Attach Wires ren Technical Servic Designation of Termi
7. RN MORN DAY DAY DAY DAY DAY DAY EVE EVE EVE EVE EVE EVE NITE NITE NITE NITE NITE NITE There is a blank programming chart provided on page 32 write down your programs for future reference NOTE MORN and EVE must have the same temperature A different temperature may be selected for heat and coal 21 74 TERE 2 Tene V FIGURE 17 Programming your TX1000 number Daclde whether you will he programming for HEAT HEAT or COOL first Move the MODE SWITCH OFF to the corresponding position Assume we have chosen HEAT to program first CooL Step KEY H D number Programming your TX1000 con t B 2 Press W DAY to enter the Set Programs Mode wont we mom serm The display should look EN similar to this 5 gt c 3 Press AHEAD or BACK to alter the Time Setting This is the time thal the currently displayed period MORN will begin D 4 Press TEMP UP or TEMP DN to alter the Temperature Setting E 2 Press WEEKDAY AGAIN to move to the next period DAY until all week day periods have been changed ar reviewed F Repeat Steps B C D amp E using SAT and SUN butions to review or change weekend programs Press RETURN to return to the NORMAL MODE or wait 20 seconds and ihe thermostat will retum on its own Note Each time the Set Programs Mode 15 entered you wiil begin with MORN Additional Features of the TX1000
8. against normal static electric discharges However in extremely dry weather you should touch another metal object before the TX1000 to avoid potential lass of programs Technical Service if you have any problems installing or using this thermostat please reread the instructions carefully Remember that the thermostat must be in the Normal Operating mode before making changes sure the batteries are good and installed correctly Press the RESET bution if erratic operation is encountered If you still have problems call Technical Sarvice toll free at 1 800 421 1130 between 9 00 AM and 4 00 PM Eastern Standard time Monday through Friday Please refer to madel TX1000 This should be done betore retuming the thermostat as defective a DA PERIOD HEAT CooL Y TIME TEMP TIME TEMP MON MORN THRU DAY FRI EVE NITE SAT MORN LjL DAY M NITE L ng SUN MORN DAY EVE NITE ic Thermostat Warranty East jf this unit falis because of defects in materials or workmanship within one year of date of original purchase Lux will at Its option repair or replace it This warranty does net cover damage by accident misuse or failure to follow installation instructions implied ies are limited in duration to one year from date of original purchase Some states do met al ow tions on how long an implied warranty fasts so the above limitation
9. e to wall with the two screws provided FIGURE 6 Attach Wires ROUTE WIRES TO TERMINAL BLOCK CAUTION Do not allow wires to touch each other or parts on thermo stat Wires must be routed to below the terminal block or they will hit parts on the cover Make sure ali 7 electrical terminal screws are tightened securely Find the wiring chart that best describes the number of wires FIGURE 7 and their labels Connect the wires as follows For haating system using two wires Connect the wire marked 5 A RH or V to the AH terminal Connect the wire marked W or 4 to the W terminal B For a heating system using three wires Connect the wire marked 5 R RH or V to the RH terminal Connect the wire marked W or 4 te the W terminal Connect the wire marked G or F the G terminal Ione wire Is marked B optional with some thermostats see chart on page 10 For a heating and coollng system using four wires use four of the following Be sure the jumper is installed between RH and AC Connect the wire marked W to the W terminal Connect lhe wire marked RC R or V to ifte AH terminal Connect the wire marked Y or C to the Y terminal Connect the wire marked G ar F to the G terminal Connect the wire marked B or optional with some thermostats to the B or terminal respectively 0 For heating cooling system using five wires use five of the following For t
10. g program as shown in figure 16 for weekdays At 6 00 AM MORN bagins The TX1000 turns the heat up to 70 so you wake to a warm house At 8 30 AM DAY the heat is reduced to 60 to save energy while you are at work or school At 3 00 PM EVE the haat returns to 70 so you came home to a warm house At 11 00 PM NITE the heat is turned down to 85 0 save energy while you sleep T Period HEAT COOL MORN 6 00 AM 70 8 00 AM 75 WEEKDAYS DAY 8 30 AM 60 8 30 AM 85 preprograms EVE 3 00 PM 70 3 00 PM 75 NITE 11 00 PM 65 11 00 80 MORN 6 00 AM 70 6 00 AM 75 SAT amp SUN DAY 8 00 AM 70 preprograms EVE 6 00 PM 70 NITE 11 00 PM 657 11 00 PM 80 FIGURE 16 20 Set TIME and DAY Press DAY TIME once to program the DAY Press AHEAD or BACK to change the day Press DAY TIME again to program the time Press AHEAD or BACK tc adjust the Time Press and hold either key for rapid adjustment When finished press RETURN The thermostat will ratum to the NORMAL MODE Programming your TX1000 You can change the time and temperature programs to sult your schedule Three separate sched ules can be programmed Weekdays Sat and Sun Heating and cooling schedules can have differ ent temperalures When programming you will move through a list of programs The structure of the programs are as follows WEEKDAYS SATURDAY SUNDAY HEAT HEAT Heat MORN MORN MORN MOAN MO
11. ge Limit The FILTER enunciator is to appear when your system accumulates 250 hours of run time If desired there is a way to adjust the amount af time the thermostat waits to display the FILTER enunciator Set Temperature in the display i Press and hold the FILTER key for 2 3 seconds The FILTER Usage Limit should appear in the display i Press AHEAD BACK to adjust the FILTER Usage Limit The adjustable range is 100 500 a hours ii Press RETURN to retum to the NORMAL MODE an pe P Temperature Swing A thermostat works by turning your heating or cooling system ON and OFF at slightly different tem peratures At 70 for example a 1 temperature swing turns heat ON at 70 3 69 and OFF at 70412717 You can adjust the swing for best comfort and economy Your system should cycle on about 3 to 6 times per hour A smaller swing number increases the number of cycles so room temperature is more constant A larger swing number decreases the number of cycles io save energy Be sure the thermostat is in the Normal Operating mode Press RETURN if this is not the case Press the AHEAD and BACK keys simultaneously The current number is displayed normally 3 A setting ot 3 refers to approximately 1 F differential To change it press TEMP UP or TEMP DN until the desired number is reached 1 9 When finished press RETURN Static Electricity The TX1000 is protecied
12. have locking screws on the Side These must be loosened S IMPORTANT When removing wires from Iheir terminais note letters printed near terminals Ignore the coler of the Wires since these may not comply with the standard Attach corresponding labels enclosed to each wire for identification Remove and label wires one at a time Make sure the wires do not fall back inside the wall E Loosen all screws the old thermostat and remove it Irom the wall FIGURE 2 9 Strip Insulation 3 8 rom wire ends and ciean off any corrasian FIGURE 3 M Fill wall opening with non combustible insulation to pre vent drafts from affecting thermostat FIGURE 4 3 Mounting the TX1000 on the Wall Removing the Cover Aemove body from base by pressing button on bottom of thermostat and tilting out and up Be caraful not to drop ihe body Do not disturb Inner electronic parts Leave the front doar closed while the body is removed fram the pase the base to a so IMPORTANT if you are mounting s material like plasterboard or using the old mounting holes the screws may not hold a 3 16 hole at each screw location and insert plastic anchors provided Then mount the base as described below ing trough Hold base against the wall with the wires comin wherever it is convenient for wiring Route wiras to below the lerminal block Position base for best appearance to hide any marks from the old thermostat Attach bas
13. he keyboard This is a very useful feature if you have to leave your appear in the display At this point the filter should be changed and the thermostal s FILTER house alone for extended periods of time USAGE Monitor should be set back to zero TEMP A W DAY SAT SUN FILTER HOLD AHEAD BACK DAYAHME BETURH W DAY SAT SUN FILTER HOLD AHEAD BACK DAYATIME RETURN FIGURE 19 26 FIGURE 20 Step KEY number T Temperature Hold E n The thermostat must be in the NORMAL MODE Press RETURN if this is number Filter Usage Monitor not the case A 1 Press the FILTER USAGE key to display the number of hours the blower fil B 1 Press the HOLD button The Hold indicator will appear in the display ler has been In use 2 Adjust the Set Temperature with TEMP UP and TEMP DN keys until e 2 Press RETURN to return to the NORMAL MODE the temperature To Be Held is displayed i i 10 3 Gancel the HOLD feature press HOLD or RETURN again The thermo Setting the FILTER USAGE Monitor to Zero Stat will return to ihe NORMAL MODE with the current programmed When the display is showing the number of hours of use press the AHEAD key The dis play will show 000 hrs i Ifa mistake has been made the original count may he rastored by pressing AHEAD once again ii Press RETURN to return to the NORMAL MODE Changing the FILTER Usa
14. ily room 2 Do not install it where there are unusual healing conditions such as direct sunlight clase to lamp radio television radiator register near a fireplace or other heat producing appliance Also check for hot water pipes within the wall or a stove on other side of wall 3 Do not locate in unusual cooling conditions such as an outside wall or one separating unheated room or in drafls from stairwells doors or windows 4 Do not locate in a damp area This can shorten thermostat life due to corrosion 5 Do not locate where air circulation is poar suck as in a corner alcove or behind an open door 6 Do not install until all construction work and painting have been completed 7 This thermostat does not require leveling for appearance sake installation Please read all instructions carefully CAUTION Before beginning disconnect power supply to avoid electrical shock and to prevent damage to the furnace air conditioner and thermostat This can be done at fuse box circuit breaker or at appliance FIGURE 1 4 Removing the Old Thermostat With the electricity to the furnace and air conditioner turned OFF proceed with the following directions CAUTION Do not remove any wiring fram existing Ihermostat before reading instructions carefully Wires must be labeled before removing them W Remove cover from old thermostat Most are snap on types and simply puli off Some
15. nal Functions Programming Chart Batteries Electronic Thermostat Warranty Normal Operation Features of the Lux TX1000 Electronic Thermostat The TX1000 can be used with most 24 voit gas oil or electric heating and air conditioning sys tems or gas millivolt heating systems It cannot be used with 120 volt healing systems or multistage heat pumps Ask your dealer for other Lux thermostats to control those systems With tha system switch set to HEAT the TX1000 will automatically change to lower energy sav ing room temperatures and then return to warmer comfort settings al specified times during the day There are four programming periods per day Each can be programmed separately With the system switch set to COOL the TX1000 will change to higher energy saving tempera tures and return ta cooler comfort temperatures as you like during the day You can use the hullt in time tamperature programs or alter them to suit your schedule The TX1000 provides separate programming for weekdays Saturday and Sunday for both heating and cooling You can override the programmed temperatures for as little as ane programming period or for an entire vacation A large liquid crystal display shows time day of ihe week and room and set temperatures It will remind you when the filler should be changed in your blower Temperature swing adjustment Iets you fine tune your system for maximum comfort and economy
16. witch lo HEAT in the winter to control your heating system or COOL in the summer to control your air conditioner The set point temperature will now appear in the right hand side of display Set the SYSTEM switch to OFF if you want the room temperature left alone heating or cooling Set FAN switch to AUTO to automatically run your system s fan during heating or cooling Set the FAN switch to ON to run your system s fan continuously with or without healing or cooling Mote the FAN switch only works if your system provides independent fan control by providing a wire for he TX1000 s G terminal All af the thermostat s functions should be accessed from the Normal Operation mode as shown in figure 14 peers Normal i Operation Setting the TIME and DAY Be sure the time and the current room temperature are alternating in the center of display This shows you are in the NORMAL MODE OVERRIDE or HOLD is displayed press the RETURN key to return to the NORMAL MODE TEMP A TEMP V 1 W OAY SAT SUN FILTER H HOLD AHEAD BACH DAY TIME RETURN 2 1 BATTERY COMPARTMENT u FIGURE 15 1B The Built In Programs The RESET key sets the built in heating and cooling programs shown in ligure 17 You can use the built in programs as shawn or change them as you wish Each day is divided Into four periods Each per ad has its own starting time and temperature Let s look at the heatin
17. wo transformer system remove jumper between RH and RC Conneet the wire marked W to the W terminal Connect the wire marked RC or V ta the AC terminal Connect the wire marked Y or C to the Y terminal Connect the wire marked G or F to the G terminal Connect the wire marked B or O optional with some thermostats to the B or O terminal respectively Connect the wire marked A RH or 4 to the RH terminal NOTE If you have an electric system and after installation the blower does not operate find the electric gas heat selector on the back ef the body Move the selector to the ELEC postition TYPICAL HOOKUP FOR 2 WIRE 24V HEATING SYSTEM AND MILLIVOLT SYSTEM TYPICAL HOOKUP FOR 3 WIRE HEAT SYSTEM IF THIRD WIRE 15 FAN WIRE Y W RH B O RC Y W RH B O RC Wiring Charts Heating Systems Pravious Thermostat Connect to TX 000 q System Terminal Marking Terminal Wire 2 Wire 5 A RH V RH Transtormer a includes 2 wire hydronic 4 wW Healing Valve A REL V RH Q 3 Wire Wis Heating Valve B Tape Of c 4 Tape 3 Wire Transformer One Wire Heating Valve is F or G Fan Relay replacing Honeywell T 11 tnermastat tape ol R wire Connect ae to RH terminat A regtacing a Honeywell thermostat with a clock wire

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