Hunter Fan 44668 manuale d’uso

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2 (continued) T able of Contents PROGRAMMING INTRODUCTION INST ALLA TION Read This Before Installing Thermostat 5 What Y ou Need 8 Remove Old Thermostat 8 Wire Labeling 9 Mount W allplate and Thermostat 10 Connect W ires and Mount Thermostat to Wallplate 11 Option Menu 12 Remote Sensor Channel Set-Up (does not apply to thermostat model 44660) 14 Se[...]

3 T able of Contents (c ontinued) PROGRAMMING (continued) OPERA TIONS Progr ammable F an 29 System Selection Key 31 F an Key 31 Reviewing the Current T emperature Setting 32 T emporary Manual O verride 33 Permanent Manual Override 34 Vaca tion (Progr ammable) Hold 35 Auto Season Changeover 36 Home T oday 37 Energy Monitor 39 Filter Monitor 40 SP AN[...]

4 TROUBLESHOOTING OPERA TIONS (continued) T echnical Support 47 T echnical Support 48 WIRING DIAGRAMS[...]

5 Read This Before Installing Thermostat IMPORT ANT 1 Read the entire installation section of this Owner ’ s Manual thoroughly before y ou begin to install or oper- ate your Hunter Thermostat. Remove the Mylar label from the L CD display window. INST ALLA TION 2 All installation is normally performed at your thermostat. ARMCHAIR PROGRAMMING 3 Y o[...]

6 TEMPERA TURE RANGE 6 Y our thermostat can be programmed between 45°F and 95°F (7°C and 35°C). However , it will display room temperatures from 15°F t o 99°F (-9°C and 37°C). “HI” will be displayed if the temperatur e is higher than 99°F (37°C ), and “LO” will be displayed if the tempera ture is lower than 15°F (-9°C). AUT O RE[...]

7 REMOTE SENSORS (does not apply to thermostat model 44660) 1 Y our thermostat can support 3 remote sensors that will measure the temperature fr om three dierent locations - two indoor and one outdoor . T o congure your thermostat to work with the remote sensors , follow the instructions for Sensor Channel selection on page 14 of this manual.[...]

8 INST ALLA TION Wall Mounting P late Thermostat Cover Wall Mounting P late Thermostat Cover What Y ou Need This thermostat includes two #8 slotted screws and two wall anchors for mounting. T o install your thermostat, you should have the follo wing tools and materials. CAUTION: Do not remo ve any wiring from existing thermo- stat before r eading t[...]

9 (continued) Wire Labeling ■ Each wire coming from the wall to the existing thermo- stat is connected to a terminal point on that thermostat. Each of these terminal points is usually marked with a code letter as shown in T able A on the nex t page. ■ IMPORT ANT! BEFORE DISCONNECTING ANY WIRES, AP- PL Y THE SELF-ADHESIVE LABELS PROVIDED TO THE [...]

10 INST ALLA TION Mount W allplate and T hermostat ■ Remove the wallplate from y our thermostat by pressing the release tab on the bottom of the thermostat. (See Figur e 2.) ■ Position wallplate on wall and pull e xisting wires through large opening. Then level for appearanc e. Mark holes for plastic anchors provided if y our existing holes do [...]

11 Connect Wir es and Mount Thermostat to W allplate ■ Straighten bare end of each wire and cut or strip it to 1/4” maximum. I nsert each labeled wire into its maching terminal. ■ Hold the wires in each terminal and tighten the terminal screws securely , other wise a loose wire could cause op- erational problems with your syst em or thermosta[...]

12 PROGRAMMING Option Menu Y our thermostat has many settings that can be adjusted to t y our system and prefer ences. ■ Press to en ter the Option Menu and to change to the next option selection. ■ Press at an y time to return to normal mode. Language Selection ■ or to select English, Spanish, or French. Battery Status ■ to see ho w muc[...]

13 F ahrenheit or Celsius (F°/C°) selection ■ or to change the thermostat display between F ahrenheit and Celsius. 12 Hour or 24 Hour Clock selection ■ or to change the time format displ ay betwe en 12 hour (AM / PM) and 24 hour (Military). SP AN selec tion ■ or to change the SP AN setting to 1, 2, or 3. The factory setting is 2. S etting 1[...]

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15 PROGRAMMING 9 option ■ or to set RF communication channel (1-15) for the selected remote sensor . ■ If you do not hav e, or are not using the a second or outdoor re- mote sensor , set the channel to - -. NOTE: The thermostat will not control your HV AC sysytem from the remote sensor set up as Outdoor . How ever , it is crucial that you DO NO[...]

16 PROGRAMMING Setting Time and Day Step 1 ■ P ress to enter time and da y setting mode. The current hour and the AM / PM indicator will be ashing . ■ P ress to change the Hour up or down to the curr ent hour . Not e the AM / PM indic ator , as the displ ay will chan ge at 12 AM and 12 PM. Step 2 ■ P ress again to change from hour setting [...]

17 12 Hr . / 24 H r . Time Format Y our thermostat is set from the factory in normal 12 (AM / PM) format. T o change to 24 hour (militar y) time, press at any time while the Hour , Minute, or Day is ashing to toggle between the 12 hour and 24 hour formats . The AM / PM indicator will not be displayed in the 24 hour mode . Both the current time a[...]

18 PROGRAMMING Prog ramming Introduction Studies conducted by the Department of Energy estimate that setting your thermostat back 10°F (6°C) for two 8-hour periods during winter can reduce your fuel bill by as much as 33%. By setting your thermostat up 5°F (3°C) for two 8- hour periods during summer you can reduce your fuel bill up to 25%. Y ou[...]

19 Personal P rogram Schedule Before changing prog rams, use this P ersonal Program Schedule to determine which times and temperature set- tings will best satisfy both your comfort and energy saving requirements. Use a pencil so you can revise y our records each time you change your temperature settings . Heating Da y Prog . 1 Prog . 2 Prog . 3 Pro[...]

20 PROGRAMMING Personal P rogram Schedule (continued) Cooling Day Prog . 1 Prog . 2 Prog . 3 Prog . 4 Mon. Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp T ues. Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Wed . Time Temp Time Temp Time T emp Time T emp Thurs. Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Fri. Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp Time T emp [...]

21 Prog ramming ■ Y our thermostat can be programmed for weekdays and weekends, hav e unique programs f or all 7 days, or the same program for ev er yday . Use W eekday/W eekend Pro- gramming on page 24, 7-day Progr amming on page 26, or Everyday Pr ogramming on page 28 to enter or r evise programs to mat ch your Personal P rogram Schedule. ■ F[...]

22 PROGRAMMING W eekday/W eekend Programming Step 1 ■ P ress to enter pr ogram mode. Weekdays ar e displayed and pro- gram 1 is ashing. ■ P ress to change heat of cool mode pr ogramming while in pro- gramming mode Step 2 ■ The P rogram hour and AM or PM indicator are ashing . Press to change the hour . Step 3 ■ P ress again to change [...]

23 Step 4 ■ P ress again to change to the pr ogram temperature . The current temperature will be ashing . ■ P ress to change the temperatur e. Step 5 ■ P ress to select Auto or On f or each program. “ Auto” will automati- cally cycle your system to maintain your set t emperature. “On ” will run your system continuously . “ Auto ?[...]

24 PROGRAMMING Step 8 ■ P ress to change to Weekend progr ams. ■ Repeat steps 3 thr ough 5 to complete the weekend pr ograms. ■ P ress at any time t o exit the Progr am Mode. ■ After 15 seconds , the ther mostat will return to normal mode automatically . Step 9 ■ Change to pr ogram the other system mode , and repeat steps 2 through 7. pro[...]

25 7-Day Pr ogramming Step 1 ■ P ress to enter pr ogram mode, display sho ws weekday pr ograms. ■ P ress 2 times to reach the Monday pr ogram. Step 2 ■ P ress to s elect HEA T or C OOL to p rogra m the corresponding system. Step 3 ■ T he Pro gr am hour and AM or PM ind ica tor are ash ing . Pre ss or to change the hour . Step 4 ■ P res[...]

26 Step 5 ■ P ress again to change to the pr ogram temperature . The current temperature will be ashing . ■ P ress or to change the temperatur e. Step 6 ■ P ress to mov e to programs 2, 3 and 4. ■ Repeat Steps 3 thr ough 5 to complete the programs for Monday . Step 7 ■ P ress to change to the next day’ s programs. ■ Repeat Steps 3 [...]

27 PROGRAMMING Everyday Pr ogramming Step 2 ■ P ress to enter pr ogram mode, display sho ws weekday pr ograms. ■ P ress 9 times to reach the E veryday program. ■ P ress to select HEA T or COOL to program the corresponding sys- tem. Step 3 ■ The P rogram hour and AM or PM indicator are ashing . Press to change the hour . or prog/day syste[...]

28 Step 4 ■ P ress again to change the minute position. The current minute will be ashing. ■ P ress to change the minute . Step 5 ■ P ress again to change to the pr ogram temperature . The current temperature will be ashing . ■ P ress to change the temperatur e. Step 6 ■ P ress again to mov e the next program number . ■ Repeat Ste[...]

29 PROGRAMMING Reviewing Progr ams Y ou may want to review the pr ograms to conrm that the settings ar e compatible with your lifestyle. ■ P ress to display M - F pr ograms. ■ P ress repeatedly t o cycle through the 4 programs . Prog ram Options Progr ammable F an ■ An y time during programming , this will change the fan display between ?[...]

30 ■ P ress to display the Sa - Su prog rams. ■ P ress repeatedly t o cycle through the 4 programs . ■ P ress to display M - F pr ograms. NOTE: Time or T emperature display will be blank when at least one weekday progr am is dierent. ( All programs will de displayed if programmed in Ev eryday mode.) ■ P ress to change to Sa - Su. A gain,[...]

31 OPERA TION System Selection Key ■ P ress to select the desired system. ■ When A uto is selec ted, the system will change between Heat and Cool automatically . Refer to the Auto Season Changeover section on page 39. system F an Key ■ P ress to set the fan operation. ■ A UTO: the fan will turn on with the system. ON: the fan will run conti[...]

32 Reviewing the Current T emperature Setting ■ C urrent time and temperature . ■ Thermostat is set t o AUT O and the heating system is selected. ■ P ress for 1 second or less . ■ Set T emperature is shown beside current room tempera ture. ■ If held for ov er 1 second, T emporar y Manual Override mode is entered. Ref er to the next sectio[...]

33 OPERA TION T emporar y Manual Override T o temporarily change the current set temperature without a ec ting your program: ■ P ress or and hold for about 1 second t o enter Manual Override mode. Display will ash. ■ P ress or to change to y our desired new tem- perature. ■ P ress to ret urn to norm al mode , or wait 5 secon ds for it t[...]

34 Permanent Manual Override T o hold your manual override for an extended period of time: ■ P ress to make the current r oom temperature the HOLD temper a- ture. HOLD will alternate on the displa y with the day and any other messages. ■ F ollow the T emporar y Override instructions above to change the Permanent Override temperatur e. ■ Y ou [...]

35 OPERA TION V acation (Pr ogrammable) Hold This thermostat can hold a xed tempera ture for a selected number of days (up t o 30). After the selected number of days, the thermostat will return to normal program opera tion. This feature allows you to r eturn home to your normal comfort setpoint temperatures . ■ P ress and hold for 2 seconds t [...]

36 Auto Season Changeover When the System Selection is in AUT O position, the ther- mostat will automatically change between Heating and Cooling systems, depending on y our program. W e recom- mend keeping your programmed heating and c ooling temperatures at least 5°F (3°C) apart to allow the Auto Season Changeover to occur when the appropriat e [...]

37 OPERA TION (continued) Home T oday This Hunter patent ed feature allow s you to quickly and temporarily override your ener gy saving program setting on da ys when you are normally awa y from home with one key press. ■ P ress to enter the Home T oday override. The highest program temperature f or today will be selected from your pr ograms in He[...]

38 ■ If the system is changed between Heat and C ool modes (either manually or by Auto Season Changeov er) during the “Home T o- day” override period, the setpoint temperature will be aut omati- cally updated. It will automatically change from the highest heat program setpoint to the lo west cool progr am setpoint, or from the lowest cool pro[...]

39 OPERA TION Energy Monitor The Energy monitor fea ture measures and stor es the amount of time the heating and air conditioning system operates. Usage can be displa yed for T oday (since 12AM), Y esterday , This Month (up to 30 da ys), Last Month (last 30 days), and T otal (up to 999 Hrs. 59 Min.). By monitoring your energy usage, you see ho w mu[...]

40 Filt er Monitor Y our thermostat also keeps a record of the number of hours your lt er has been in use. T o maximize your system’ s per for- mance and energy eciency, change or clean y our lter regularly. ■ When the t otal system run time for heat and cool r eaches 500 hours, “FIL TER” will alternate on the display with the day [...]

41 OPERA TION SP AN Settings STAGE 1 Y our thermostat is set at the factory to c ycle at 1°F (0.5°C) above and below the set tempera ture in Stage 1. (Span = 2.) This setting has been designed to pro vide a comfortable room temperature under most all c onditions. Howev er, if you nd your system cycling too fast or t oo slow , then the Span can[...]

42 Hunter’ s Auto Recovery feature meets the ENERGY ST AR ® guidelines for energy eciency by allowing the heating or cooling system to rec over gradually fr om an energy-saving setpoint temperature to a c omfort setpoint temperature. Auto Recov ery calculates how early to turn your system back On, so that the room temperatur e is already comf[...]

43 OPERA TION Home T oday , Permanent hold or V acation hold. ■ Auto Recovery will be canceled and change to T empo- rary Manual O verride mode if the setpoint is adjusted during the recovery process. ■ I f the system changes between heat and cool (aut omati-[...]

44 Backlighting (INDIGLO ® Night-Light) Y our thermostat has an electroluminescent lamp that back- lights the display for easy viewing in the dark. When any key is pressed the displa y is illuminated. The display will remain illuminated f or 15 seconds after the last key is pressed. This allows the light to stay on if you need to operate sever al [...]

45 SAFET Y FEA TURES Low Batt ery W arning Y our thermostat has a low battery warning system. When the batteries are detected to be w eak, the low battery warning is indicated by “Low Batt” alternating on the L CD display with the day . Y ou then need to replace the batteries with 2 new AA alkaline batteries. Y ou have 30 seconds to change the [...]

46 TROUBLESHOOTING SCRAMBLED OR DOUBLE DISPLA Y (numbers over numbers) NO DISPLA Y ENTIRE DISPLA Y DIMS PROGRAM DOES NOT CHANGE A T YOUR DESIRED SET TING AUT O / F AN DOES NOT TURN ON F AN RUNS CONTINUOUSL Y 1. Remove clear Mylar sticker 1. Check terminal connection. A common (C) wire is required for opera tion. 2. Check battery connections and bat[...]

47 1. Check that the system selector key is in the correct position (“HEA T , ” “C OOL ” or “ AUT O ”). 2. The thermostat may be in the A UTO mode . Look for “ AUT O” on the L CD display . I f the Heat and Cool progr am temperatures ar e close, then the thermostat requires a larger r oom temperature change bef ore changing from Heat[...]

48 WIRING DIA GRAMS Y/O W/B Y1 G Fan Relay Rc1 Rc Heat/Cool 24V Supply Rh Cool Contactor Heat Relay or V alve Wallplate Terminals Jumper System Selector HG/HE - SSHP Y/O W/B Y1 G Fan Relay Rc1 Rc Heat 24V Supply Rh Heat Relay or V alve Cool Contactor Wallplate Terminals Cool 24V Supply System Selector HG/HE - SSHP Y/O W/B Y1 G Fan Relay Rc1 Rc Heat[...]

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