User Instructions
Electronic Programable Room Thermostats
HC8000 Series Heat/Cool & HP8000 Heat Pump Thermostats
Product Features
•7-day, 5/2-day or 24 hour programing, set by installer
•2, 4 or 6 programed events each day, set by installer (can also be set up as regular non-programable thermostat)
•AM/PM or 24 hour clock display set by user
•Fahrenheit or Centigrade temperature display, set by user
•Easy to use Daylight saving time change, set by user
•Electronic memory for retention of settings
•Factory preset programs which can be edited by user
•Available in battery and 24 Volt versions
•Available in heat / cool versions, 1 heat / 1 cool & 2 heat / 2 cool models
•Available in heat-pump versions, 2 heat / 1 cool & 3 heat / 2 cool models, each with emergency heat
Note 1: Where “plus” is shown between two buttons, both buttons must be pressed together
Note 2: Where “or” is shown between two buttons, either buttons can be pressed to either increase or decrease setting
Note 3: Where “then” is shown between rows of buttons, follow instructions for top row first before moving on to instructions for second row
Note 4: When using ▲, ▼, + or - buttons during programing, a single press of the button changes the value by one unit, if the button is held down the value will continue to change until the button is released.
HP8000 Heatpump Thermostat (cover flap removed)
HC8000 Heat/Cool Thermostat (cover flap removed)
HC8000 Heat/Cool Thermostat 3 Speed fan (cover flap removed)
Cooling Set Point
(if flashing, Optimum Start Control is in operation)
Cooling Output Indicator (if flashing, cooling delay operating)
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Event Number Indicator |
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Fan Mode
Select
Fan Output & Speed Indicator
(if flashing, fan about to come on)
Clock Display/Measured
Temperature Display
Heating Set Point
(if flashing, Optimum Start Control is in operation)
Heating Output Indicator (if flashing, heating delay operating)
Increase Temperature
Room/Outdoor Temperature (if flashing remote sensor is faulty
Decrease
Temperature
Vacation Mode
Day of Week
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LCD DISPLAYS BUTTONS
A) USER PREFERENCES |
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Before programing the thermostat it is recommended that the user preferences, as regards |
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clock display and temperature scale, are set. Details of the available user preferences are |
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shown below: |
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A.1. Display Time: to permanently display time press both NEXT and COPY and hold for |
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plus |
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2 seconds. Repeat to return to temperature display |
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A.2. Clock display: press both NEXT and DAY buttons and hold for 2 seconds to change |
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display between AM/PM & 24 hour. Repeat to return to original setting |
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A.3. Temperature scale: press both DAY and COPY buttons and hold for 2 seconds to |
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change temperature scale between Fahrenheit and Centigrade. Repeat to return to |
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NOTE: If Fahrenheit is selected, Days of Week shown as MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA & SU |
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If Centigrade is selected, Days of Week shown as 1-7, with 1 being MONDAY |
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B) SETTING THE TIME OF DAY AND DAY OF WEEK |
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PROG |
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B.1. Press PROG button to enter programing mode |
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B.2. Press + or – buttons to adjust time of day. If in AM/PM mode remember to ensure |
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that AM/PM setting is correct |
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B.3. Press DAY button repeatedly until correct day of week is displayed. |
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DAY |
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Note: If Centigrade scaling has been selected, Day 1 is Monday and Day 7 is Sunday |
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PROG |
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B.4. Press PROG button to advance to “Programming event times and temperatures” |
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C) PROGRAMING EVENT TIMES AND TEMPERATURES |
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The thermostat can be set by the installer to provide the following programing options: |
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C.1. 7-day option: This provides a different program for each day of the week |
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C.2. 5-day / 2-day option: This provides one set of programs for days 1-5, (Monday to |
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Friday), and another set of programs for days 6-7, (Saturday and Sunday) |
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C.3. 24 hour option: This option repeats the same program each day |
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C.4. 2, 4 or 6 program events per day: In addition to the above, the installer can also set |
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the thermostat to provide either 2, 4 or 6 events each day |
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C.5. Non-programable option: The thermostat can also be set up as a regular non- |
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programable thermostat. (See section J) |
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D) SETTING THE EVENTS - UNIT IN 7 DAY MODE |
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D.1. Press + or – to adjust event time, use ▲ or ▼ to select required heating temperature |
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and U or V to select required cooling temperature |
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D.2. OPTIONAL - Heat or cool not required: If heating is not required, “Off” can be |
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selected below 43°F, (6°C), or minimum allowable heating set temperature if |
Programming Event 1 |
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restricted. If cooling is not required, “Off” can be selected above 104°F, (40°C), or |
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LCD DISPLAYS |
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D.3. OPTIONAL - programable fan/occupancy operation : If the programable fan/ occupancy option has been enabled by the installer, the operation of the fan can be set for each event. Additionally each event can be programed as building occupied or unoccupied. This feature is often tied in to the operation of fresh air dampers. Optimum Start Control, if set by the building owner or installer, will also be applied to each occupied event
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Building occupied: Fan On, runs continuously (FAN ON symbol displayed, HOUSE |
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symbol displayed and static) |
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Building unoccupied: Fan Auto, turns on and off with heat or cool demand (FAN AUTO |
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symbol displayed, HOUSE symbol displayed but flashing) |
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Building unoccupied: Fan On, runs continuously (FAN ON symbol displayed, HOUSE |
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symbol displayed but flashing) |
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Building occupied: Fan Auto, turns on and off with heat or cool demand (FAN AUTO |
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symbol displayed, HOUSE symbol displayed and static) |
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To select Fan Mode and Occupancy options, press 3 button to toggle to the required setting.
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Press NEXT button to move onto event 2 programing and repeat steps D1 and D3 above |
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D.4. Press NEXT button to move onto events 3, 4, 5 and 6, repeating steps D1 – D3 until all |
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Reminder - If thermostat has been set by the building owner or installer for 2 or 4 |
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events per day, only 2 or 4 events can be programed, otherwise 6 events can be |
Programming Event 6 |
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time and temperature |
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D.5. Press DAY button to advance to the next day. Repeat steps D1-D4 for each available day |
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(see 6 below) |
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D.6. OPTIONAL: Copy program from previous day into current day : |
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a) Press COPY button to copy program forward from previous day |
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Copying program |
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b) Repeat as necessary for other days |
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!Reminder - Copying Restrictions: Programs can only be copied forward from the previous day. For example from day 1 to day 2, not from day 1 to day 3
!Reminder - Thermostat may have restricted temperature settings : In some installations the building owner or installer may have restricted the temperature range of the heating and/or cooling. Please refer to the installer
Setting Template
!Advice – Program setting template: A setting template is provided at the rear of this document to record program settings
D.7. REMINDER - THERMOSTAT SET IN 5/2-DAY MODE: If the thermostat has been set by the |
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building owner or installer in 5-day / 2-day mode, display will be as opposite. |
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Programming: one set of programs for Days 1-5, another for Days 6-7 |
Copying program |
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Copying: limited to copying from days 1-5 to days 6-7 or vice-versa |
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D.8. REMINDER - THERMOSTAT SET IN 24 HOUR MODE: If the thermostat has been set by |
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the building owner or installer in 24 hour mode, display will be as opposite. |
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Copying: not available |
Copying not available |
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Programming: one program repeated each day |
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D.9. To return the thermostat to Run mode press PROG button |
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