Danfoss TP6000M, TP6000MA Installation guide

Installer Settings including Advanced Programming

TP6000M & TP6000MA Electronic Programmable Thermostats

Hardware settings including DIL switches

Installer settings with the TP6000M & TP6000MA thermostats include the following:

Section 1. DIL switch settings: on the rear of the thermostat

circuit board provide basic hardware con guration. All switches should be set prior to mounting the thermostat module onto it’s wall-plate.

Section 2. Advanced programming options: Installer settings

accessible from within an advanced programming mode.

Section 3. User settings: available from the buttons on the

front of the unit, these are described in detail in the separate user instructions. A setting record is included to record user settings.

Section 4. Security settings: which may, depending upon

the installation, be made by the building owner or the installer. These allow the building owner to electronically limit the programming and override functionality available to the user.

Section 5. Setting records: A setting record is provided to

record “Advanced Programming mode” and DIL switch settings.

Section 1) DIL switch settings

1. Remove the thermostat from the wall-plate to set or amend the DIL switch settings. The switches can be found on the rear of the thermostat on the circuit board and are clearly labelled.

! Advice- For information on how to remove the thermostat

from the wall-plate please refer to the installation instructions.

DIL Switches

2. Table 1 on page 3 shows the switch functions and factory settings.

Rear View of Thermostat

BUTTONSLCD DISPLAYS

SECTION 2 - ADVANCED PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

This programming mode allows the building owner to limit the extent to which the user is able to programme or override settings. This may be done to protect the system from misuse or to improve the energy e ciency of the system. A full description of each of the setting options follows.

To enter “Advanced Programming mode” press and hold PROG, - and + for 2 seconds.

! Advice - Please note that not all options are available on all models, an indication of availability

is given for each option.

! Advice – Please note that the thermostat will automatically exit from “Advanced Programming

mode” if no button pushes are sensed within a two minute period.

! Advice – To exit “Advanced Programming mode” press PROG to return to RUN mode. The

button may have to be pressed up to four times, depending upon where you are in the setting of the advanced features.

! Advice – A table is provided at the end of this document to record all “Advanced Programming

mode” settings.

1. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING MODE - OPTION 1:- SETTING THE KEYBOARD DISABLE

FUNCTION

! Important – The Keyboard disable function should not be set to “ON” until all of the user

programmes have been made.

All Models

PROG

a) Description: This feature allows the building owner to disable all programming functions

and to limit the degree of temperature override that the user can select to ± 2°C.

b) Factory setting: This is set to “OFF”, keyboard enabled.

c) Other setting options: “ON”, keyboard disabled. Use + or - buttons to select preference.

! Remember – When Keyboard disabled is set to “ON”, Use of  or  temperature override is

limited to ± 2°C.

d) Press PROG to advance to next option.

5. ADVANCED PROGRAMMING MODE - OPTION 5 THERMOSTAT CALIBRATION BIAS

a) Description: This setting alllows the installer to bias the thermostat calibration and the

temperature shown on the display.

b) Factory Setting: This set to 0.0°C

c) Other setting options: The other options are + or - 3°C in 0.5°C increments

d) Press PROG to return to RUN mode.

PROG

SECTION 3 - USER PROGRAMMING OF THERMOSTAT

Please refer to the separate User instruction for details of programming instructions and daily use instructions.

SECTION 4 - SECURITY SETTINGS

! Advise – Security settings: Security settings should be carried out as the last stage of the

commissioning process. This is an optional setting and need only be carried out if the building owner wishes to prevent the user from tampering with the thermostat programmes.

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