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General Programming Operation:

5-1-1 programming allows you to create a heating schedule that is specific

to your needs: weekdays, Saturday, and Sunday. Weekdays are a single

unit, meaning the program schedule will be the same for Monday,

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Saturday and Sunday can

each have individual programs. Every weekday, Saturday, or Sunday

program has 4 daily settings: WAKE, LEAVE, RETURN, and SLEEP.

✦ WAKE: The desired room temperature and time the heating period

should begin when you are present in the morning. If desired, allow

15 minutes prior to wake time for the room to reach comfort level.

✦ LEAVE: The time and the lower desired temperature you would like your

room to be when you leave for the day. This is an energy saving period.

✦ RETURN: The desired room temperature and time the heating period

should begin when you are present in the evening. If desired, allow

15 minutes prior to your return time for the room to reach comfort level.

✦ SLEEP: The time and the lower desired temperature you would like

your room to be while you sleep. This is an energy saving period.

Each setting needs to be programmed with a time and temperature.

Programming begins by directing you to set the time of day for the 4 daily

settings for weekdays, Saturday, and Sunday. Once all times have been set,

the program will direct you to set the temperatures for the 4 daily settings for

weekdays, Saturday, and Sunday. Setpoint range: 41°F to 86°F (5°C to 30°C).

Operation Modes:

✦ The AUTOmatic mode runs the programmed sequence recorded by

the user. Use this mode when daily comfort needs and routine are in

accordance with the recorded program.

✦ The MANUAL mode overrides the recorded program sequence. Use

this mode when out of town or when maintaining a certain tempera-

ture set point for an extended period of time is desired. Setting the

manual temperature to a cool set point of 62 degrees or less helps

reduce energy costs. The MANUAL mode stays active until the

AUTOmatic program is activated.

✦ The Temporary Setpoint overrides the programmed temperature when

AUTO mode is activated. Set a Temporary Setpoint when changing

the temperature for a given period of the day. The setpoint will stay

active until the next programmed period for the given day.

Energy Saving Tips:

Here are a few tips to maximize energy saving capabilities:

✦ When programming, always set the temperature back for a minimum

of 8 hours when away from home or asleep.

✦ Each 2-degree decrease for an 8 hour period is equivalent to a 2% savings.

✦ Maximize the 8 hour temperature set back by reducing the setpoint

8 to 10 degrees from your preferred comfort setpoint.

✦ Use the manual mode to set and hold the temperature back 8 degrees

or more while on vacation.

✦ Or, maintain default program. The thermostat comes equipped with

an energy saving program, as outlined in the “Default Settings” table.

3. To set the hours, press the down

▼

button to decrease the hour or

the up

▲

button to advance. Note:

the clock is a 24 hour clock and will

display AM or PM to distinguish

time of day. The AM/PM icon will

change with setting the hours.

5. Press the MODE button to activate

the set day of week mode. The SU

icon will flash. To set the day,

press the down

▼

button to select

the previous day or the up

▲

button

to select the next day. Only the

selected day will show on the LCD.

Press the MODE button to save

your selection.

1. To activate the PROGRAM MODE,

press the MODE button. CLOCK,

NEXT, SCHED appear on the display.

4. Press the MODE button to activate

the set minutes mode. The minute

numerals will flash. To set the

minutes, press the down

▼

button

to decrease the minutes or the up

▲

button to advance.

2. To activate the CLOCK MODE,

press the DOWN

▼

button. The hour

numerals will flash.

7. To program the WAKE, LEAVE,

RETURN and SLEEP time settings

for both Saturday (SA) and Sunday

(SU), return to the beginning of the

PROGRAMMING AUTO SCHEDULE

instructions and repeat.

5. To program the RETURN time

setting, press the down

▼

button to

decrease the time or the up

▲

button

to increase. When the time setting is

correct, press the MODE button to

program the SLEEP time setting.

3. To program the WAKE time setting,

press the down

▼

button to decrease

the time or the up

▲

button to increase.

When the time setting is correct,

press the MODE button to advance

to program the LEAVE time setting.

1.To activate the PROGRAM MODE,

press the MODE button once.

CLOCK, NEXT, SCHED appear on

the display.

8. After programming the Saturday

and Sunday time settings, press

the MODE button to program the

Monday through Friday WAKE

setpoint temperature. To program

setpoint temps, press the down

▼

button to decrease the temp or the

▲

button to increase. When the

temperature setting is correct,

press the MODE button to advance

to program the LEAVE temp.

6. To program the SLEEP time

setting, press the down

▼

button

to decrease the time or the up

▲

button to increase. When the time

setting is correct, press the MODE

button to program the Saturday

WAKE time setting.

4. To program the LEAVE time

setting, press the down

▼

button

to decrease the time or the up

▲

button to increase. When the time

setting is correct, press the MODE

button to advance to program the

RETURN time setting.

2. To activate the AUTO SCHEDULE

program mode, press the up

▲

button once. The first display will

be the WAKE time for Monday

through Friday. Time adjustments

are made in 15 minute increments.

Setting a Temporary Setpoint:

3. To set a temporary setpoint

(AUTO mode only), press either the

down

▼

button or the up

▲

button

to display the current setpoint. To

change the setpoint, press the down

▼

button to decrease the setting

or press the up

▲

button to increase.

TEMP is displayed to indicate that

a temporary setpoint is active. The

temporary setpoint will be canceled

when the next programmed oper-

ating setting has been activated

(WAKE, LEAVE, RETURN or SLEEP).

It may also be canceled by adjusting

the setpoint up or down until the

TEMP icon disappears.

Selecting AUTO or MANUAL Mode:

1. To select the AUTO or MANUAL

operating mode, press the MODE

button twice. The MANUAL, RUN,

AUTO appear on the display. The

current mode is identified by a

flashing underline. Press the down

▼

button to select MANUAL mode

or the up

▲

button to select AUTO

mode. To activate the selected

operating mode, press the MODE

button again.

9. Continue to program the

setpoint temperatures by pressing

the MODE button to advance to

LEAVE, RETURN and then SLEEP.

For each schedule, press either

the down

▼

button or the up

▲

button to program the correct

setpoint. Press the MODE button

to advance.

Adjusting MANUAL Setpoint:

2. To adjust the MANUAL mode

setpoint, press either the down

▼

button or the up

▲

button to display

the current manual setpoint. To

change the setpoint, press the down

▼

button to decrease the setting or

press the up

▲

button to increase.

The thermostat will automatically

return to the time/room temperature

display within 30 seconds.

10. Continue to program the

setpoint temperatures for Saturday

and Sunday by pressing the MODE

button to advance. For each schedule,

press either the down

▼

button or

the up

▲

button to program the

correct setpoint. When you have

completed the programming, press

the MODE button to save.

* The SMART-BASE thermostat has been simulated to offer the best

performance for a built-in control. The concept is to simulate a midpoint

temperature of the room, respond to this setting, and maintain it for

optimum comfort. However, keep in mind that temperature variances to

this reading could be affected by drafts within the wall area, cold air from

flooring or drafts from a nearby window or door.

MODE

WAKE

SCHED

5:30

CLOCK

RUN

RETURN

SLEEP

LEAVE

MANUAL AUTO

Day of the Week

UP / DOWN

Adjust Temperature,

Time, Day, Setting & Mode

Room or Setting

Temperature

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Operating

Modes

The default schedule only applies at

the first start of the microprocessor.

When the thermostat has been

programmed, the default values no

longer apply.

Before you program your thermostat, take a moment and write a program

suitable to your needs and schedule. You will need to know this before

programming thethermostat. Use the default settings guide above as

a guideline.

Programmed values are retained if the

heater power is interrupted or turned

OFF. Once the power is restored, the

thermostat will be in AUTO mode.

However, the clock and day of the

week will require reprogramming.

* Room

Temperature

Time of Day

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Default Settings:

The thermostat will load its default program

settings when power is established for

the first time. The display will alternate

between a room temperature display

and a time of day display. Both the time

of day and room temperature displays

will continuously flash to indicate that a

power interruption has occured.

Programming Instructions: START UP

How to Press Buttons for Programming:

✦ To change the temperature set point, press the down

▼

or up

▲

button

and hold, release when desired set point is reached. Temperature

increases or decreases in 1 degree increments.

✦ To change the time of day, press the down

▼

or up

▲

button and

hold, release when desired set point is reached. Time of day increases

or decreases in 15 minute increments.

✦ For all other functions, press once to make changes or selections.

Setting the Time of Day and Day of Week:

PROGRAMMING THE AUTO SCHEDULE:

AUTO AND MANUAL MODES:

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