Siemens EcoView 97-004 Installation Instructions Manual

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Installation Instructions

EcoV

iew

™

Thermostat

Figure 1. 97-004 Thermostat.

System Compatibility

Electrical Characteristics

Ambient Limitations

Enclosure

CAUTION/ATTENTION

Product Specifications

Conventional Up to 3 Heating/3 Cooli ng Heat Pumps Up to 4 Heating/2 Cooli ng

Power Supply Power Usage 5 VA (maximum)

Output Relay Ratings

24 Vac +/-20%, Class 2, 4A max.

Pilot duty, 1A max. per output, 4A max total

Docume nt No. 129-906

July 20, 2016

Spanish Version

Product Information

The EcoView Thermostat (97-004) is a wireless, digital therm ostat, designed for use with the EcoView Energy Management System.

See the following documents for installation of other EcoView system components:

• EcoView™ 8 DO Module Installation and Commissioning (129- 565)

• EcoView™Multi-phase Meter Installation Instructions (129-563)

• EcoView™ Touchscreen Installation and System Start-up (129-562)

Caution Notations

Equipment damage or loss of data may occur if you do not f ollow a procedure as specified.

Risque de dégâts matériels ou de perte de données, en cas de non-respect des procédures à suivre.

Operating Temperature Storage/Shipping Temperature Relative Humidity

23°F to 122°F (-5°C to 50°C)

-13°F to 158°F (-25°C to 70°C) Up to 95% (non-condensing)

Required Tools

• No. 1 Phillips screwdriver

• 1/8” flat-blade screwdriver

• Drill with 1/8" drill bit

Expected Installation Time

Rating NEMA 1 NOTE: The 97-004 is not battery-powered. It requires

24 Vac power from the HVAC equipm ent at terminals RH/RC and C.

Product Number

97-004

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15 minutes

Prerequisites

• All work must be perf ormed in accordance with applicable codes and standards.

• Use 18 gauge thermostat wire f or equipment connections.

• 22 gauge shielded cable is recommended for remote sensor wiring. Do not exceed 150 feet.

• To repl ace an existing thermostat, verify if 24 Vac is present between the RH/RC and C terminals.

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Prerequisites, Continued

• Turn off power to the HVAC equipment before attempting to remove the existing thermostat.

• Record wiring connections to existing thermostat terminals.

• Remove the existing thermostat before proceeding.

Installation

The maximum distance between EcoView Thermostats, EcoVi ew Touchscreens, and other EcoView ZigBee wireless devices is 75 to 300 feet and will vary based on thermostat radio power setting, local site geometry and local network conditions. See EcoView Touchscreen Installation and System Start-up (129-562) for information about validati ng the communications of the EcoView wireless devices with the EcoView Touchscreen.

1. Remove ZigBee MAC Address Label from the

thermostat rear housi ng, and store with documentation for use in commissioning the EcoView Energy Management System.

2. Install the thermostat base plate.

a. Feed the existing wires through the opening

in the base plate.

b. Secure the base plate to the m ounting

surface using supplied hardware.

NOTE: Ensure t hat the UP arrows embossed

on the base plate point upward.

b. Attach the other end of the unused wire to

the thermostat RH or RC terminal.

c. Ver ify that 24 Vac is present between the

RH/RC and C terminals.

4. Attach the existing wires to the appropriate terminals on the t hermostat base plate. See Wiring Diagrams , Figure 4 and Figure 5.

NOTES: If using Auxiliary Inputs 1 to 4 or

configurable outputs 1 to 3, use Setup Parameters P301 to P320 to set functionalit y.

Corresponding inputs must be configured in the Installer Set-up menu to use remote inputs.

5. Systems with dual transformers: If separate transformers are used for heating and cooling systems, connect 24 Vac from the cooling system to RC, and 24 Vac from the heating system to RH. Remove Jumper RHRC.

6. (Optional) Aux Output 3 can be changed to a

dry (unpowered) contact by removing Jumper RC-C3. See Figure 6.

NOTE: You cannot change the jumper after

plugging in the thermostat.

7. Att ach thermostat t o the base plate by engaging

tabs at the top and r otati ng the thermostat downward until it i s securely seated on the base plate.

8. Sec ure the thermostat to the base pl ate wit h the

Phillips screws (provided), using the slot s at the bottom of the housing.

The installation is now complete. Restore power, and continue to Thermostat Setup.

Thermostat Setup

Figure 2. Thermostat Base Plate.

NOTE: If 24 Vac was verified as present at the

thermostat wires (see Prerequisites), skip Step 3 and proceed to Step 4.

3. If 24 Vac is not present at the thermostat: a. Locate the 24 Vac transf ormer or 24 Vac on

the terminal strip on the HVAC unit. Attach a thermostat wire to the 24 Vac source. See the HVAC equipment schematics to verify the correct termi nals.

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Figure 3. Thermostat Display.

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Table 2. Navigation Bar Icons.

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Thermostat Display

Status Bar

The status bar at the top of t he displ ay consists of 11 icons.

Table 1. Status Bar Icons.

Icon Name Meaning

Occupied

Keypad Lock Keypad is locked.

Scheduler

Override

Humidity

Control

Indicator

Fan Fan relay is on.

Fresh Air

Cool Mode

Heat Mode

Heating/Cooling

Stages

Auxiliary

Heating

Navigation Bar

Only one function can be selected at a time. The small bar (cursor) below the function icon indicates that a function is selected. Pressing an icon twice navigates back to the Main screen.

A double bar cursor bel ow the Settings [ ] icon indicates that you are in Programming mode.

The navigation bar at the bottom of the display consists of four function icons.

Space is occupied, based on Schedule.

Unit is running on the local schedule.

The Scheduler is being overridden by local control.

Droplet and (+) indicates humidificat ion relay is on. Droplet and (-) indicates dehumidification relay is on. If neither relay is on, the wat er droplet d oes not display.

Economizer Enable relay is on.

The system is actively in cooling mode.

The system is actively in heating mode.

Eac h segm ent represents one stage of heating or cooling. Auxiliary heating stage: AUX=Stage 1: Aux 2=Stage 2

Icon Name Purpose

Enables adustment of temperature and humidity (if applicable) setpoints.

Setpoint

Fan

Control

Mode

Selector

Settings

Unit will display heating setpoint if in Heating mode or cooling setpoint if in Cooling mode. Enables fan relay to be controlled as needed by thermostat (AUTO) or to be on continuously (ON). Enables manual changeover between Heating and Cooling mode. AUTO will enable the thermostat to automatically switch between heating and cooling mode as required. OFF will disable all control functions. Enables Scheduler, Time/Date, and Installer Set Up configuration. Also enables access to service reminder and fault messages.

Service Reminders and Fault Messages

• Serv ice reminders display at t he right side of the screen:

– SERVICE UV LAMP – SERVICE HUMIDIFIER – SERVICE AIR FILTER

They are determined by the timer set in the Installer Setup Menu, and can be cleared by pressing the

Settings [ ] icon, and then SERVICE. See Clearing Service Reminders.

• Ac tive f ault messages display at the left side of the home screen:

– CONNECTION LOST – DEMAND RESPONSE (Not applicable to this

model)

– SERVICE REQUIRED (See Viewing Fault

Messages)

Fault messages are automatically cleared when the root cause of the failure is resolved.

Connec tion Lost

If communication with the EcoView Touchscreen is lost, the thermostat will display CONNECTION LOST and will control to the locally stored schedule. If a local schedule has not been configured in the thermostat, it will control to the last temperature setpoint sent by the touchscreen.

When the connecti on i s restored, the thermostat will maintain cont rol t o the current setpoint until a new setpoint is sent from the touchscreen.

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Wiring Diagrams

Figure 4. Wiring Schematic, Conventional System.

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Figure 5. Wiring Schematic, Heat Pump.

Figure 6. Wiring Schematic, Aux Output 3.

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Set-Up Wizard

When the unit is powered up for the first time, the Set-Up WIZARD displays. This tool is used to program the controller/thermostat.

NOTE: The thermostat will not start the control

sequence until the Set-Up Wizard is complete.

1. Press WIZARD to access the menu.

2. Press + or – to change parameter settings, and then use left and right arrows to select the additional parameters.

3. After verifying all parameters, press Confirm to save and complete.

4. INSTALLER displays. If setup is complete, press the Settings [ ] icon to exit the Set-Up

Wizard. If further setup is needed, continue to Step 5.

5. Press INSTALLER to access the Install er Menu and more detailed setup. See Table 3 through Table 9 for all parameter descriptions.

6. Press the Settings [ ] icon when finished to exit setup.

Programming Temperature Setpoints

1. T ouch the center of the Home screen to access the room temperature screen. Use the left and right arr ows adjacent to the text line to displ ay the room temperature and hum idity.

2. Touch the Setpoint [ ]icon of the screen to access the room temperature and humidity setpoints.

NOTE: Only the setpoint s in the current mode

display and can be modified. For instance, if the thermostat is in heating mode, only the heating setpoint displays and can be modified. If the thermostat is in AUTO mode, both the heating and cooli ng setpoints will be displayed and can be modified.

3. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arr ows to access the different setpoints, and the + and – icons to adjust the setpoint s.

4. T ouch the center of the screen t o exit Setpoint Programming.

NOTE: If the screen is not touched for 30

seconds, the unit returns to the Home screen.

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Programming Time and Date

1. Touch the center of the Home screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon. SCHEDULER displays.

3. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arr ows to access the Time menu. Press TIME. Press the two-digit hour display t o change t he hour, or press the two-digit minute display to change the minutes. Press the left arrow [ï] to decrease the value, and the right arrow [ð] to increase the value.

4. Press the Settings [ ] icon to save.

5. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arr ows to access the Date menu. Press DATE. Use the arrows to select the month and year; use +/- to set the date.

6. Press the Settings [ ] icon to save.

Installer Menu

1. Touch the center of the Home screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon. SCHEDULER displays.

3. Press the left arrow [ï].

4. Press INSTALLER.

5. Using the lower left [ï] and right [ð] arrows, enter the password.

6. Press PASSWORD to accept the password.

NOTE: The Installer Level default password is

00:00.

Press the Settings [ ] icon to accept changes and return the unit to the Home screen.

NOTE: If you do not provide input, the thermostat

will automatically exit the Installer menu and resume normal system control after five minutes.

Programming the Schedule

1. Touch the center of the Home screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ]. Icon. SCHEDULER

displays.

3. Press SCHEDULER.

4. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arrows to select

the day. Press the day to select.

5. Use the + and – icons to set the tem perature

setpoints.

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6. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arrows to adjust the start tim e for each programming period. After selecting the start time, confirm by touching above the temperature display before moving to the next programmi ng peri od.

7. Depending on the setti ng on the Sc heduler (Parameter 107 – 108), set the schedule for each period. See Table 3 for default schedules.

Resetting th e Unit to Factory Defaults

The following steps set ALL parameters to factory def ault s (including passwords), and restart the Set-Up Wizard.

Les étapes suivantes réglent TOUS les paramètres à leur défaut d’usine (y compris les mots de passes) et redémarr ent l’assistant de confi guration.

1. Log in as either an Installer or Expert.

2. Press the left arrow [ï]. RESTORE di spl ays.

3. Press + to change the setting to YES.

4. Press RESTORE.

This resets the unit and restarts the Set-Up Wizard.

Maintenance

Locking/Unlocking the Thermostat Display

To prevent unauthori zed access to thermostat settings, use Parameter P211 to configure screen

lockouts. The lock icon [ ] indicates that the screen is locked. To unlock the keypad, do the following:

1. T ouch the center of the Home screen to access the room temperature screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon once; LOCKED displays.

3. Press and hold the Settings [ ] icon for 5 seconds; PASSWORD displays.

4. Using the lower left [ï] and right [ð] arrows, enter the INSTALLER password.

5. Press PASSWORD to accept the password.

6. Set Parameter 211 (Keypad Lockout) to zero disable keypad l ockout.

7. Touch the Setpoint [ ] icon to return to the home screen.

Therm ostat Setup for ZigBee Network

1. Log in as either an Installer or Expert.

2. Use the left [ï]and right [ð] arrows to access 600 level parameters (see Table 9).

3. Verify default settings.

4. Access Parameter 605 (Add to ZigBee Network) and touch the + icon to change to

YES.

Thermostat Commissioning

See EcoView™ Touchscreen Installation and Commissioning (129-562) for instructions on linking

the thermostat to the EcoView Touchscreen.

Clearing Service Reminders

The thermostat displ ays SERVICE REQUIRED and an associated service reminder if the reminder timer (Parameters 208 through 210) has timed out. To clear these, do the following:

1. T ouch the center of the Home screen to access the room temperature screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon, and SERVICE displays.

3. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arr ows to select the service reminder.

4. T o clear, touch the + icon and t he displ ay changes from “-----“ to OFF.

5. Counter resets and rem inder i cons turn off.

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Viewing Fault Messages

The thermostat displ ays SERVICE REQUIRED if a sensor fail or service reminder has timed out. To view these, do the following:

1. T ouch the center of the Home screen to access the room temperature screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon, and SERVICE displays.

3. Press SERVICE and review faults. Use the left [ï] and right [ð] arrows to see all fault s.

NOTE: The fault message is automatically cleared

when the root cause of the failure is resolved.

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Table 3. 100 Ser ies Parameters*.

Parameter Definitio n Di splay Value Range Default Extended Definition Notes

P101 Syste m Type SYS TYPE

P102

P103

P104

P105 Fan Operation HTG FAN

P106

P107

P108

P109 Units UNITS

P110 Auto Change AUTO CHNGE

P111

P112

* Included in Set-Up Wizard

Cooling Stages

Heating Stages

Aux Heating Stages

Reversing Valve

Scheduler Days

Program Periods

Changeo ver Deadban d

Daylight Savings

COOL STGS

HEAT STGS

AUX HT STG

REV VALVE

SCHEDULER

PERIODS

DEADBAND

DAY LT SAVE

CO HP

0 1 2 3

0 1 2

Yes

O B

0 1 2 3 7

2 4

YES

3°F to 9°F

(2.0°C to

5.0°C)

YES

5°F

(3.0°C)

YES

CO = Conventional System HP = Heat Pump

2 Sets number of cooling stages

2 Sets number of heating stages

Sets number of auxiliary heat stages

available for heat pump control. YES = Fan Relay energized by th ermostat

on call for heat

NO = Fan relay not energized by

thermostat on call for heat

O = Energize reversing valve on cooling B = Energize reversing valve on heating

0 = Disable Scheduler 1 = Schedule all days with same

schedule

2 = One schedule for M through F and

Sets number of program periods per day:

another for Sat and S un

3 = One schedule for M through F, S at

and Sun scheduled individually

7 = Schedule each day individually 2 = 2 periods (Day/Night)

4 = 4 periods (Wake/Day/Evng/Night)

NOTE: Changing temperature units will reset all temperature-

related parameters to their default values.

Enabl es auto chan ge between heating and cooling.

Changeover deadband in degrees F (C)

Y = Auto adjust for Daylight Savin gs Time N = Does not auto adjust for Daylight

Savings Time

This par ameter only displays if P101 = HP.

If HVAC unit does not start fan on call for heat, set P105 to YES.

This par ameter only displays if P101 = HP.

See Table 11 through Table 15.

This par ameter only displays if P107 > 0.

This par ameter does not display on systems that are heat only or cool only. This par ameter does not display if P110 = NO.

This par ameter forces a separation between heating and cooli ng setpoints to prevent short cycling of heating/cooling cycles.

Daylight Savings Time adjust m ent is based on USA schedule.

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Table 4. 200 Ser ies Parameters.

Parameter Definitio n Display Value Range Default Extended Definition Notes

P201

P202

P203

P206

P207

P208

P209

P210

P211

P212 Clock Format CLOCK

P213 B acklight LIGHT 0 to 99 seconds 15

Heat Temp

Limit

Cool Temp

Limit

Temperature

Display

Offset

Heat Pump

Compressor

Lock Out

Heat Pump

Auxi liary

Heat Lockout

Service UV

Lamp

Service

Humidifier

Servic e Air

Filter

Keypad

Lockout

HEAT LIMIT

COOL LIMIT

TMP OFFSET

HP COMP LO

HP AUX LO

UV LAMP 0 to 365 days 0

HMDFR

SRVC

FLTR SRVC 0 to 365 days 0

KEY LOCK

45°F to 95°F

(7.0°C to 35.0°C)

50°F to 95°F

(10.0°C to

35.0°C)

-5°F to 5°F (-3..0°C to

3. 0°C) OFF

15°F (-9.0°C) 20°F (-6.0°C) 25°F (-3.0°C) 30°F (-1.0°C)

35°F (1.0°C) 40°F (4.0°C) 45°F (7.0°C)

OFF

40°F (4.0°C)

45°F (7.0°C) 50°F (10.0°C) 55°F (13.0°C) 60°F (16.0°C)

0 to 365 days 0

0 = NONE 1 = PARTIAL 2 = FULL

12 24

95°F

(35.0°C)

50°F

(10.0°C)

0°F

(0°C)

OFF

Sets maximum all ow able heating set point

Sets minimum all ow able cooling set point

Enables adjustment of contr ol temp and display temperature in 1 degree increments. Applies only to onboard temp sensor. Indoor temp only.

Heat pum p compressor will n ot operate below this outdoor temperature, and will forc e uni t to auxiliary heat. An outdoor temperature sensor is required. NOTE: If P206 ≠ OFF,

Heat pum p auxiliar y h eat will not operat e ab o ve this outdoor temp. An outdoor temperature sensor is required.

Number of calendar days until SERVICE UV LAMP message displays. 0 = Function disabled. Number of calendar days until SERVICE HUMIDIFIER message displays. 0 = Function disabled. Number of calendar days until SERVICE AIR FILTER message displays. 0 = Function disabled. 0 = N o Lock ou t

1 = Partial Loc kout (only t emp setp oint can be adjusted) 2 = Total L oc kout 12 = 12-h our format 24 = 24-h our format Number of seconds that backligh t stays on after scr een is touched. 0 = Always off.

set P508 = 1°F (0.5°C)

Does not display if P103 = 0.

Does not display if P102 = 0.

This par ameter on ly displays for the following conditions:

- P101 = HP.

- P104 > 0.

- P105 = YES.

- P301, P305, P309, or P313 = 5

- P20 6 < P207.

This par ameter on ly displays for the following conditions:

- P101 = HP.

- P104 > 0.

- P301, P305, P309, or P313 = 5

- P20 7 > P206.

Keypad lock [ ] icon displays if P211 > 0.

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Parameter Definition Display

P301

P302

P303

P304

P305

P306

P307

P308

P309

P310

P311

P312

P313

P314

P315

P316

P317

Configurable Input 1 (IN1)

Temper ature Input 1 T ype

Temperature

Input 1 Low

Temperature

Input 1 Hig h

Configurable Input 2 (IN2)

Temper ature Input 2 T ype

Temperature

Input 2 Low

Temperature

Input 2 Hig h

Configurable Input 3 (IN3)

Temperature Input 3 T ype

Temperature

Input 3 Low

Temperature

Input 3 Hig h

Configurable Input 4 (IN4)

Temperature Input 4 T ype

Temperature

Input 4 Low

Temperature

Input 4 Hig h

Aux Output 1

(OUT1)

INPUT 1

TMP IN 1

TMP 1 LO

TMP 1 HI

INPUT 2

TMP IN 2

TMP 2 LO

TMP 2 HI

INPUT 3

TMP IN 3

TMP 3 LO

TMP 3 HI

INPUT 4

TMP IN 4

TMP 4 LO

TMP 4 HI

AUX OUT 1

Value

Range

0 3

0 1

-58°F to

120°F **

(-50°C to

50.0°C)

P303 value

** to 250°F

(120.0°C)

0 1 2 0 1

-58°F to

120°F **

(-50°C to

50.0°C)

P307 value

** to 250°F

(99.5°C)

0 4 5 6 7 9

0 1

-58°F to

120°F **

(-50°C to

50.0°C)

P311 value

** to 250°F

(120.0°C)

0 4 5 6 7 9

0 1

-58°F to

120°F **

(-50°C to

50.0°C)

P315 value

** to 250°F

(120.0°C)

0 1 2

Default Extended Definition Notes

0°F

(-18.0°C)

120°F

(50°C)

0°F

(-18.0°C)

120°F

(50.0°C)

0°F

(-18.0°C)

120°F

(50.0°C)

0°F

(-18.0°C)

120°F

(50.0°C

0 = Not Used 3 = Supply Temp

0 = Type 2 Thermistor 1 = 0-10V

Calibrates thermostat to low end of temp sensor signal (for example, 0V = -40°F [4.4°C])

Calibrates thermos tat to high end of temp sensor signal at 10 volts (for example, 10V = 250°F [120.0°C]) 0 = Not Used 1 = Indoor Temperature (Remote) 2 = Indoor Temperature (Average) 0 = Type 2 Thermistor 1 = 0 to 10V

Calibrates thermostat to low end of temp sensor signal (for example., 0V = -40°F)

Calibrates thermos tat to high end of temp sensor signal at 10 volts (for example, 10V = 250°F) 0 = Not Used 4 = Return Temperature 5 = Outdoor/Aux.Temperature 6 = Remote Humidit y Sensor (0 to 10V) 7 = CO2 (0 to 10V) 9 = Fault A = Freezer, Cooler Temperature

0 = Type 2 Thermistor 1 = 0 to 10V

Calibrates thermostat to low end of temp sensor signal (Example: 0V = -40°F)

Calibrates thermos tat to high end of temp sensor signal at 10 volts (for example, 10V = 250°F) 0 = Not Used 4 = Return Temperature 5 = Outdoor/Aux. Temperature 6 = Remoste Humidity Sensor (0-10V) 7 = CO2 (0-10V) 9 = Fault A = Freezer, Cooler Temperature

0 = Type 2 Thermistor 1 = 0 to 10V

Calibrates thermostat to low end of temp sensor signal (e.g., 0V = -40°F [4.4°C)

Calibrates thermos tat to high end of temp sensor signal at 10 volts (e.g., 10V = 250°F [1 21.1°C])

0 = Not Used 1 = Humidification 2 = Dehumidification

See Table 16 for a list of option al sensors approved for use with the 97-004.

Only dis plays if P301=3.

Only displays if P302=1 ** P303<P304.

Only dis plays if P302=1. ** P304>303.

See Table 16 for a list of option al sensors approved for use with the 97-004. Only displays if P3 05=1 or

2. Only dis plays if P306=1.

** P307<P308

Only dis plays if P306=1. ** P308>P307.

- See Table 16 for a list of optional sensors approved for use with the 97-004.

- Selections f or Inputs 3 & 4

cannot be duplic ated.

Only displays if P309 = 4, 5, or A..

- Only displa ys if P310 = 1.

** P311<P312.

- Only displa ys if P310 = 1.

** P312 > P311.

- See Table 16 for a list of optional sensors approved for use with the 97-004.

- S elec tions f or Inputs 3 and

4 cannot be duplic ated.

Only displays if P313 = 4, 5, or A.

Only displays if P314 = 1. ** P315 < P316.

Only displays if P314 = 1. ** P316>P315.

- Selections for Out puts 1 a

3 cannot be duplic ated.

- If sy ste m is

conventional with 3H +3C, AO1 is fix ed as, Stage 3 cooling.

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Table 6. 300 S er ies Para meters (Cont inued).

Parameter Definition Display

P318

P319

P320

Aux Output 2

(OUT2)

Aux Output 3 (OUT3 & C3)

Indepen dent

Humidity

Control

AUX OUT 2

AUX OUT 3

IND HMDTY

Parameter Definition Display

P401 Unit Number UNIT NMBR 1 to 999 --P407 P701

Install er

Password

Firmware

Revisi on

INSTALL PW

FIRMWARE X.X N/A Read Only

Value

Range

0 5

0 1 2

Yes

Table 7. 400 Ser ies Parameters.

Value

Range

0000 to

4999

Expert Level Menus

1. Touch the center of the Home screen.

2. Press the Settings [ ] icon SCHEDULER displays.

3. Press the left arrow.

4. Press INSTALLER.

5. Using the lower left and right arrows, enter the password.

6. Press PASSWORD to accept the password and return the unit to the Setup Menu.

NOTE: The Expert Level default password is 99:99.

7. See Table 3 through Table 10 and Installation Notes in Wiring Diagrams for additional

information.

Default Extended Definition Notes

0 = Not Used 5 = Economizer Enable

0 = Not Used 1 = Humidification 2 = Dehumidification

Yes = Humidific ation/dehumidification

relays c an be energized indepen dent of heat ing/cooling relays.

No = Humidification/dehumidification

relays are only energ ized if heating or cooli ng relay is energized

Aux Out 2 is only us ed for Economizer Enable. Selections for Outputs 1 and

3 cannot be duplic ated.

Select YES to activate humidity control systems regardl ess of whet her there is a need f or heating or cooling.

Default Extended Definition Notes

Allows HVAC unit number to b e displayed on thermostat Home screen .

0000

NOTE: If Installer Password is changed, a new password should be

recorded for future reference.

Recovering a Lost Passwo rd

If either of the default passwords is changed, the new password(s) must be recorded and maintained for future reference. If the records are misplaced, the following procedure can be used to set new passwords.

1. Cycl e power to the thermostat. This can be done by loosening the securing screws on the bottom of the housing and mom entarily separating the thermostat from the base plate.

2. Within 50 seconds of restoring power, navigate to the installer setup screen and enter 98:21 as the password.

3. The thermostat will go directly t o the Expert Level password screen. A new Expert Lev el password can now be set.

4. After setting a new Expert Level password, t he thermostat will return to the Home screen.

Press the Settings icon [ ] to accept changes and return the unit to the Home screen. See Table 10 for Expert Level parameter settings.

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5. The new Ex pert Level password can be used to enter the full Expert Level setup menu where both the Expert Level and I nstaller Level passwords can now be set to new values.

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Table 8. 500 S eries Expert Settings Paramet ers.

(Only available if logged in as an Expert)

NOTE: P500 Series parameters are factory-set for optimum system performance. Changing these settings may degrade

efficiency and/or compromise occupant comfort.

Parameter Defin ition Display Value Range Default Extended Definition

P501 Interstage Delay - Cooli ng STG DLY CL 1 to 10 minutes 2 P502 Interstage Differential - Cooling STG DIF CL

P503 Cooling Minimum Off Time M O T CL 1 to 10 minutes 5 Minimum time between compressor starts. P504 Cooling Minimum On Time M R T CL 1 to 10 minutes 3 Minimum run time for any stage of cooling.

P505 Changeover Delay C-O DLY 1 to 60 10

P506 Cooling Deadband CL DEADBND

P507 Interstage Delay - Heating STG DLY HT 1 to 10 minutes 2

P508 Interstage Differential - Heating STG DIF HT

P509 Heating Minimum Off Time M O T HT 1 to 10 minutes 5 Minimum time between heating starts. P510 Heating Minimum On Time M R T HT 1 to 10 minutes

P511 Heating Deadband HT DEADBND

1°F (0.5°C) to

10°F (5.0°C)

1°F (0.5°C) to

5°F (4.0°C)

1°F (0.5°C) to

5°F (5.0°C)

1°F (0.5°C) to

5°F (4.0°C)

1°F

(0.5°C)

1°F

Conv. = 1°F

(0.5°C)

HP = 2°F

(1°C)

3 (10 if heat

pump)

1°F

(0.5°C)

Time delay before next stage of cooling will be activated. Degrees above cooling dead band before Interstage Delay t imer is init iated.

Delay in m inutes before syst em will automatically switch f rom heating to cooli ng (or vice versa). The deadb and is divid ed equally ab ove and bel ow setpoin t. Cooling wil l begin when temper ature exceeds up per point of deadband and ceases when temperature falls below lower point of deadband. Time del ay b efore next stag e of h eating will be activated.

Degrees below heating dead band before Interstage Delay t imer is init iated. NOTE: If P206 ≠ OFF, set P508 = 1°F (0.5°C)

Minimum run time for any stage of heating. The deadb and is divid ed equally ab ove and bel ow

setpoin t. Heating will begin when temperature falls below lower p oint of deadband an d ceases when temperature rises above upper port of deadband.

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Table 9. 600 R ad io Parameter s.

Parameter Definition Display

P601 R adi o P ower RADIO PWR

P602

P603

P604

P605

P606

P607

P608 ZigBee MAC MAC

P609

P610 ZigBee FW ZIGBEE FW

Communication

Failure

Module Error

Count

Transmitter Error Count

Add to ZigBee

Network

Remove from

ZigBee

Network

ZigBee

Network

ZigBee ext Pan-

COM FAIL 30 - 120 30

MOD ER

CNT

XMT ER CNT 5-100 60

ZIGBEE ADD

ZIGBEE RMV

NETWORK

EXT PAN ID

Value

Range

1 2

0-100 60

Yes

Open

Closed

Display

only

Display

only

Display

only

Default Extended Definition Notes

Display Only

Display Only Display tstat mac ID (16 characters)

Display Only

Display Only Display FW version

Yes

1 = High Power 2 = Low Power

Number of minutes of no signal from Maste r before stat assumes communication failure

Displays whether the joined devices are currently allowing n ew devices t o j oin the device networ k.

Display n etwork ext en ded Pan ID ( 16

characters)

Does n ot display if unit is connected to a ZigBee network Does n ot display if unit is NOT currently connected to a ZigBee network

TouchMAC to display first 16 charact ers. Touch ar rows to display subsequent characters. TouchEX PAN ID to display first 16 characters. Touch arrows to display subsequent characters.

P611 ZigBee HW ZIGBEE HW

P612 ZigBee RSSI RSSI

P613 ZigBee Pan ID PAN ID

P614

ZigBee

Channel

CHANNEL

Display

only

Display

only

Display

only

Display

only

Display Only Display HW version

Display Only

Display Only Display Pan ID

Display Only Display ZigBee Channel

Display R SS I, average of last 15 packets

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Table 10. 900 Series Expert Settings Parameters.

(Only available if logged in as an Expert)

P900 Series parameters are for use by professional HVAC technicians during the system commissioning process. Interlocks and time delays are defeated while using P900 parameters. Use of these parameters by

non-qualified personnel may result in equipment damage.

Les paramètres pour l a série P900 sont utilisés par les techniciens professionels experts en CVCA durant les procédures de mi se en oeuvre du système. Les dispositifs de verrouillage ainsi que les temporisations sont neuralisés lors de l’utilisation des paramètres P900. L’utilisation de ces paramètres par des employés

non-qualifiés peut causer des dommages matériels.

Parameter Definition Display Value Range Default Extended Definition

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P901 Test Compressor 1 Y1 TEST

P902 Test Compressor 2 Y2 TEST

P903 Test Rev ersing Valve O/B TEST

P904 Test Fa n G TEST

P905 Test Heat Stg 1 W1 TEST

P906 Test Heat Stg 2 W2 TEST

P907 T est Output 1 OUT1 TST

P908 T est Output 2 OUT2 TST

P909 T est Output 3 OUT3 TST

P911 Expert Password XPRT PW 50:00 to 99:99 99:99

OFF

Auxiliary Sequences

The 97-004 primary sequence s are designed to control single and multi-stage heating/cooli ng systems to maintain a user-selected temperature setpoint.

The following auxi liary sequences are available to optimize occupant comfort and system efficiency:

Humidification

Parameters

• P317/ P319: O ne of these must be set to 1

• P320: NO (default) = Humidification only occurs

if there is a call for heating or cooling. YES = Humidification relay is energized i ndependently of heating and cooling relays.

• Humidity Setpoint: User adjustable to desired level in humidification mode.

OFF

OFF = Relay not ener gized ON = Relay energized

Sensors: Onboard humidity sensor or optional remote humidity sensor.

Humidificati on relay will energize when measured humidity drops approximately 4% below setpoint and deenergize when measured hum idity reaches setpoint. Deadbands and proof timers are in force to prevent short cycling.

Dehumidification

Parameters

• P317/P319: O ne of these m ust be set to 2.

• P320: NO (default) = Dehumidification only

occurs if there is a call for heating or cooling. YES = Dehumidification relay is energized independently of heating and cooling relays.

• Dehumidity Setpoint: User-adjustable to desired level in dehumidification mode.

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Dehumidification, Continued

Sensors: Onboard humidity sensor or optional remote humidity sensor.

Dehumidification relay will energize when measured humidity rises approx imately 4% above setpoint and deenergize when measured hum idity reaches setpoint. Deadbands and proof timers are in force to prevent short cycling.

Table 11. Single Schedule.

Day 2 Periods

Per Day

Phase

Day Night Wake Day Evng Night

4 Periods

Per Day

Setpoint Heat, °F

70 62 70 62 70 62

Setpoint Cool,°F Time

75 82 75 78 75 82

6:00

10:00

6:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00

NOTE: Daily Schedule – 2 periods per day: Parameter 107 = 1; Parameter 108 = 2

Daily Schedule – 4 periods per day: Parameter 107 = 1; Parameter 108 = 4; Parameter 109 = F

Table 12. Work Week Schedule with Weekend.

NOTE: 2 Periods per Day

(Factory Default) Par amet er 107 = 2;

Day

Phase Setpoint Heat, °F Setpoint Cool, °F Time

Par amet er 108 = 2; Parameter 109 = F

Work Week

(Monday-

Friday)

Day Night Day Night Wake Day Evng Night Wake Day Evng Night

70 62 70 62 70 68 70 62 70 68 70 62

75 82 75 82 75 78 75 82 75 78 75 82

6:00AM10:00PM8:00AM10:00PM6:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00PM8:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00

Weekend

(Saturday-

Sunday)

NOTE: 4 Periods per Day

Parameter 107 = 2; Parameter 108 = 4; Parameter 109 = F

Work Week

(Monday-Friday)

Weekend

(Saturday-Sunday)

Table 13. Work Week Schedule with Separate Weekend Days - 2 Periods per Day.

Day Work Week

Phase Setpoint Heat, °F Setpoint Cool, °F Time

NOTE: Individual Days, periods per day: Parameter 107 = 3; Parameter 108 = 2; Parameter 109 = F

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Saturday

Sunday

(Monday-

Friday)

Day Night Day Night Day Night

70 62 70 62 70 62

75 82 75 82 75 82

6:00AM10:00PM8:00AM10:00PM8:00AM10:00

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Table 14. Work Week Schedule with Separate Weekend Days – 4 Periods Per Day.

Work Week (Monday-Friday) Saturday Sunday

Wake Day Evng Night Wake Day Evng Night Wake Day Evng Night

70 68 70 62 70 68 70 62 70 68 70 62

75 78 75 82 75 78 75 82 75 78 75 82

6:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00PM8:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00PM8:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00

NOTE: Parameter 107 = 3; Parameter 108 = 4; Parameter 109 = F

Table 15. Individual Days (Monday – Sunday).

Day 2 Periods

Per Day

Phase

Day Night Wake Day Evng Night

4 Periods

Per Day

Setpoint Heat

70 62 70 62 70 62

Setpoint Cool Time

75 82 75 78 75 82

6:00

10:00

6:00AM11:00AM1:00PM10:00

NOTE: Daily Schedule – 2 periods per day: Parameter 107 = 7; Parameter 108 = 2; Parameter 109 = F

Daily Schedule – 4 periods per day: Parameter 107 = 7; Parameter 108 = 4; Parameter 109 = F

Table 16. Suggested Sensors for Use with 97-004.

Siemens P art

Number

97-002 Remote Wall-Mounted Sensor – Temperature Only 10K Ohm, Type II NTC QFA33SS.EWNN Remote Wall-Mounted Temperature and Humidity Sensor 0-10V QAM2030.010 Duct-Mounted Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm, Type II NTC QFM2160U Duct-Mounted Temperature & Humidity Sensor 0-10V QAC2030 Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm, Type II NTC QAD2030 Surface-Mount Pipe Temperature Sensor 10K Ohm, Type II NTC

Description Signal Format

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FCC and IC Inter ference Requirements

“This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions (1) th is device may not caus e h ar mful interference, and (2) this device must acc ept any interference, including interferenc e t hat may cause un desired op eration of the device.”

"Le prés ent appareil est conforme aux CNR D'Industrie Canada applic ables aux app areils radio exempts d e l icence. L' exploitation est autorisé aux deux conditi ons suivantes : (1) l 'appareil de doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit acc epter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susc eptible d'en c ompromettr e le fonctionnement." (Per RSS-Gen Issue 3 [December 2010 Section 7.1 .3])

FCC Note

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules . Changes or modifications n ot expressly approv ed by Siemens Industry Inc. c ould void the user’s authority to operate the equipm ent. (FCC Code of Federal Regulations Title 47 Part 15.21)

FCC and IC Radiation Exposure Statement for Mobile Devices

“This equipment c omplies with FCC and IC r adiation exposure li mits set forth for an uncontrolled environm ent. This equipment sh all be installed and operated with minimum dist ance 20 cm bet w een t he radiator and your body. This tr ans mitter must not be re-l ocated or operating in conjunction wit h any other an tenna or transmitt er .” (For com pliance with FCC Code of Feder al Regulati ons Title 47 Part 2.1091)

FCC Code of Federal Regulations Title 47 Part 15.105:

Information to the User

This equipment h as been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rul es. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection ag ainst harmful interference in a residential installation. This equip ment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not inst alled and used in accordance with the instruc tions, may cause harmful interferenc e to radio comm unicati ons. However, there is no guarantee that int erference will occur in a partic ular installation. If this equip ment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined b y t urning the equipme nt off and on, the user is encourag ed to try to c orrect the interference by one or more of th e following m easures:

--Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna

--Incr ease the separation between th e equipment and the receiver.

--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from th at to which the receiv er is connected.

--Cons ult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician f or help.

For Industry Canada Users

“This Class B digit al apparat us compli es with Canadian ICES-003 Issue 4 (February 2004).”

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme ICES-003 – numéro 4 (février 2004) du Canada.

Antenna

“Under I ndustry C anada regulations, this radio transmitter may onl y operate using an antenna of a type and maximum ( or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna typ e and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotrop ically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for suc cessful com munication.”

"Conformément à la réglemen tation d'Industrie C anada, le présent é metteur rad io peut f onctionner avec une antenne d'un type et d'un g rain maximal (ou inf ér ieur) approuvé pour l'émett eur par Industrie Can ada. Dans le but de réduire les ris ques de brouillage radioélectr ique à l'int ention des autres utilis at eurs, il faut choisir le type d' antenne et son gain de sorte que la puiss ance isotrope rayonnée équival ente (p.i. r.e.) ne d épasse pas l'intensité nécessaire à l'établissement d'une communication satisfaisante."

Limited Warranty

Siemens Product Guard Warranty warrants the purchased from it or its authorized r eseller to be free f rom defects in material and workmanship under normal use during t he two year period comm encing on the date of purchase. The written proof of purc hase is required for such warr anty period to apply.

The software included in this Siemens product is licensed for use subject to the Siemens end- user license agreement (“EULA”) posted at www.usa.siemens.com/btcpseula (Siemens’ E U LA web site) for this software id entified by product m odel or part nu mber on the Siemens EULA w eb site.

Information in this publication is based on curr ent specifications. The company reserves the rig ht to make changes in specifications and models as design improvements are introduced. EcoView is a trademark of Siemens Industry, Inc. Other product or comp any names m entioned herein may be the trademarks of their r es pective own ers. © 2016 Si em ens Industr y, Inc.

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