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Johnson Controls Unitary Products 542937-UUM-B-0212

USER’S INFORMATION

MANUAL

PREMIUM HIGH DEFINITION TOUCH

SCREEN COMMUNICATING CONTROL

MODELS: S1-TTSCC01 Energy Saver

Table of Contents

ABOUT YOUR COMMUNICATING

CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

QUICK REFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

PROGRAMMING & OPERATION . . . . . . . . 5

DATE & TIME SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . 5

SYSTEM SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

FAN SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

HUMIDITY SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

SMART RECOVERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

ENERGY SAVER SETTINGS . . . . . . . . 8

USING PROGRAM SCHEDULES . . . . . 8

TEMPERATURE OVERRIDE . . . . . . . . 13

SCHEDULE OVERRIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

SPECIAL FEATURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

APPENDIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

LIMITED WARRANTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

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ABOUT YOUR COMMUNICATING CONTROL

Features

•Large, Clear Display with Backlighting – current temperature and temperature setpoint are

easy-to-read and are displayed on the home screen.

•Intuitive Programming – guides you through the scheduling process .

•Ability to Copy Multiple Days – allows you to easily customize the Communicating Control for

your unique schedule.

•Real-Time Clock – keeps time during power failure; automatically updates for daylight savings.

•Precise Temperature Control (+/- 1°F) (+/- .5°C) – reliable, consistent comfort.

•Multiple Schedule Hold/Override options – allow you to modify schedule indefinitely or for a

specific time.

•Change Reminders – reminds you to replace and maintain air filters, humidifier pad, UV bulbs,

and/or Electronic Air Cleaner filters.

•Outdoor Temperature Indication – shows current outdoor temperature on the display to help

you plan outdoor activities.

Never use sharp instruments, such as a pencil or pen, to press touch screen keys. To pre-

vent damage to the thermostat, always press keys with your fingertip.

Your brightness default settings are preset

to maximize the life of your Communicating

Control. Increasing the brightness levels

could potentially decrease the life of the

product. Brightness default settings for

your Communicating Control are set: Active

Mode Brightness 80% and Sleep Mode

Brightness 25%.

The Home and Menu screen may differ slightly, depending on your heating and/or cooling

system and the Communicating Control’s display settings.

Cancel

Active Brightness:

50% 100%

Sleep Brightness:

Settings / Backlight

80%

25%

80%

NOTICE

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QUICK REFERENCE

Your new Communicating Control is preset to Non-Programmable View/Mode.

To change the View Mode:

The quick reference guide for each View/Mode is detailed in Figures 1-3.

FIGURE 1: Non-Programmable Mode

1. Press Menu in the bottom right corner of your

screen.

2. Press Settings icon.

3. Press View/Mode icon.

4. Select Non-Programmable, Programmable or

Advanced Programmable.

Select a mode for the Thermostat:

Select a sleep screen:

Cancel OK

Settings / View Mode

Non-

Programmable Programmable Advanced

Programmable

Home Temp Only

Auto

30%Humidity

72°

11:07AM Thu 21 Jul

55°

Alert: Change Filter

Current Outdoor Temperature

(if communicating outdoor

equipment is installed)

Current Indoor

Temperature

Current

Date & Time

Temperature

Setpoint

Temperature

Adjustment

Quick

Help

Screen

Lock

System

Popup Alerts

Cool

Mode

Heat

Mode Menu

Current Indoor

Humidity (if display

setting is enabled)

Fan Setting

(if display setting

is enabled)

Humidity Setting

(if display

setting is enabled)

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FIGURE 2: Programmable Mode

FIGURE 3: Advanced Programmable

74°

Alert: Change Filter

Auto

30%Humidity

: C

78° 72°

CANCEL

74° to

10:00pm

11:07AM Thu 21 Jul

55°

Current Outdoor Temperature

(if communicating outdoor

equipment is installed)

Current Indoor

Temperature

Current

Date & Time

Temperature

Setpoint

Temperature

Adjustment

Quick

Help

Screen

Lock

System

Popup Alerts

Cool

Mode

Heat

Mode Menu

Current Indoor

Humidity (if display

setting is enabled)

Fan Setting

(if display setting

is enabled)

Humidity Setting

(if display

setting is enabled)

Program Override

Timer (if an override

is active)

Alert: Change Filter

Auto

70°

30%Humidity

CANCEL

75° to

10:00pm

11:07AM Thu 21 Jul

: C

72°

62°

78°

Current Outdoor Temperature

(if communicating outdoor

equipment is installed)

Current Indoor

Temperature

Current

Date & Time

Return to

Home Screen

Temperature

Override

Quick

Help

Screen

Lock

System

Popup Alerts

Cool

Mode

Heat

Mode Menu

Current Indoor

Humidity (if display

setting is enabled)

Fan Setting

(if display setting

is enabled)

Humidity Setting

(if display

setting is enabled)

Schedule

Override

Program Override

Timer (if an override

is active)

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PROGRAMMING & OPERATION

DATE & TIME SETTINGS

1. Press Menu in the bottom right corner of your

screen.

2. Press Settings icon.

3. Press Date/Time icon.

4. Select Date - current month, day and year.

5. Select Clock - current hour, minutes and AM or

PM.

6. Select Clock Format (12hr or 24hr).

7. Select Daylight Saving Time (Yes or No).

NOTE: 2007 and beyond, for areas that use the

new 2007 DST calendar.

8. Press OK when you are done.

72°

Auto

30%Humidity

72°

11:07AM Thu 21 Jul

55°

Alert: Change Filter

Schedule

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

Date/Time Security Backlight Language

SoundTemp °F/°CView/Mode Maintenance

¿ ; ç

Settings

Cancel

Yes No

Observe Daylight

Date

Clock

08 May

00 AM

2009

Settings / Date/Time

Savings Time

24 hr

12 hr

Clock Format

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

Your Communicating Control is preset to OFF mode (neither heating or cooling modes are

selected).

In Non-Programmable mode, Auto mode cannot be activated. If Auto mode is desired, change the

View/Mode to either Programmable or Advanced Programmable (see page 5 for details).

FAN SETTINGS

In non-programmable mode, the fan setting defaults to the schedule currently active in the calendar.

In programmable mode, the fan setting defaults to schedule mode.

1. Press Menu at the bottom right side of your screen.

•Off mode: Neither Heating or Cooling icons are

illuminated.

•Heat mode: Heating icon is illuminated

(red glow ring indicates heat equipment opera-

tion).

•Cool mode: Cooling icon is illuminated

(blue glow ring indicates cool equipment opera-

tion).

•Auto mode: Both Heating and Cooling icons

are illuminated (red/blue glow ring indicates

heat/cool equipment operation).

•Emergency Heat: Emergency Heat button is

selected via the Menu screen

(only for heat pumps with electric heat strips or

heat pumps with furnace).

Or press the quick access Fan icon on the right side of your screen.

72°

Auto

30%Humidity

72°

11:07AM Thu 21 Jul

55°

Alert: Change Filter

Schedule

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

NOTICE

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HUMIDITY SETTINGS

In non-programmable mode, your Communicating Control humidity setting defaults to auto mode.

In programmable mode, the humidity setting defaults to schedule mode.

1. Press Menu.

NOTE: Or press the quick access Humidity icon on

the right side of your screen.

2. Press Humidity icon.

3. Select the Humidity mode.

a. Humidification – Select the Heat mode sym-

bol.

b. Dehumidification – Select the Cool mode

symbol.

4. Select Humidity function.

a. Auto – Automatically sets the humidity set-

point based on indoor temperature.

NOTE: Auto mode requires an outdoor sensor.

b. Manual – Manually set the humidity setpoint.

i. Select your desired indoor humidity

percentage level.

NOTE: If you start seeing condensation building up

on your windows, lower the humidity setpoint or

switch to auto mode.

c. Schedule – Follows program schedule humidity settings (See Page 9 for more information).

NOTE: Schedule option is only available in programmable modes.

5. Select check box to display humidity information on home screen.

6. Press OK when you are done.

2. Press Fan icon.

3. Select the Fan function.

a. Auto – runs only with equipment.

b. Manual – runs intermittently to circulate air.

NOTE: Manual mode is not available for all sys-

tems. i. Adjust the speed of your fan motor.

NOTE: The lower the speed the less electricity con-

sumed.ii. Select the fan run time. Choices are 15,

30, and 45 minutes per hour or Always.

c. Schedule – follows program schedule fan

settings (see Page 9 for more information).

NOTE: Schedule option is only available in pro-

grammable modes.

4. Select check box to display fan icon on home

screen.

5. Press OK when you are done.

Schedule

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

Emergency

Heat

Alert: Change Filter

StatusHumidityFan Settings

Dealer Tools Clean

Per Hour

xx% 100%

Cancel

Fan Adjust

30 minutes

Run fan

Auto ManualFunction:

45%

Show Fan on

Home

Schedule

Cancel

Show Humidity

Level on Home

When Heating...

Humidity Adjust

Auto Manual

22%

Function:

Mode:

Schedule

35% 100%

Cancel

Humidity Adjust

Show Humidity

Level on Home

When Heating...

Auto Manual

22%

45%

Function:

Mode:

Schedule

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SMART RECOVERY

Your Communicating Control comes with a feature called Smart Recovery, which eliminates all

guesswork when setting your program schedule.

How long does it take the furnace to warm your house in the morning before you get out of bed or

how long does it take the air conditioner to cool your house in the afternoon before you return from

work? The Communicating Control determines the equipment start time to satisfy your desired tem-

perature setpoint.

Simply set your program schedule to the time you want the house to be at your comfort tempera-

ture. The Communicating Control then turns on the heating or cooling at just the right time to have

your home reach your comfort temperature at your scheduled time.

For example: you get out of bed at 6:00 AM and want the temperature to be 70°F. Set the Awake

period for 6:00 AM and 70°F. The Communicating Control will turn on the heat before 6:00 AM to

raise the temperature to 70°F by 6:00 AM.

ENERGY SAVER SETTINGS

Energy Saver feature allows you to program your system for maximum energy savings. You can

chose from two, three or four time periods each day, with different settings for each day.

This Communicating Control is preset to use Energy Saver program settings. These settings would

help reduce your heating/cooling expenses.

USING PROGRAM SCHEDULES

In a Non-Programmable mode, adjusting program schedule cannot be done.

Setpoints Fan Setting Setpoints

Heat Cool Hum Dehum

Awake (6:00 AM) 70° 78° Auto

Auto Auto

Day (8:00 AM) 62° 85° Auto

Return (5:00 PM) 70° 78° Auto

Sleep (10:00 PM) 62° 82° Auto

In order to edit or run a program schedule, change the View/Mode to either Programmable

or Advanced Programmable (see page 3 for details).

1. Press Menu.

2. Press Schedule icon.

NOTICE

Cancel Save

Assign to

Calendar

New Viewer

Edit

Copy

Delete

Import/

Export

Schedule

Energy Saver

Schedule 1

Schedule 2

Schedule 3

Create or edit schedules

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Program Schedule Options

3. Press:

a. The New, Edit or Copy icons to create a new or edit an existing schedule. Refer Page 9.

b. The Delete icon to delete an existing schedule. Refer Page 12.

c. The Viewer icon to view existing schedule summaries. Refer Page 12.

d. The import/export icon to import or export a program schedule. Refer to Page 12.

e. The Assign to Calendar icon to assign an existing schedule to the calendar. Refer Page 12.

A. Creating New or Editing/Copying an Existing Schedule

Name

Day

Time

Step 1 - Press Edit icon.

a. Use the keyboard to name the schedule.

b. Press OK.

Step 2 - Press Next.

Step 3 - Select Day to set schedule.

Step 4 - Press Next.

NOTE: Each program schedule is identified by a

color. Color shades represent unique pro-

gram schedule settings.

Step 5 - Select Number of Events (2, 3or 4events

per day).

Step 6 - Select Event to set start time.

Step 7 - Adjust time that corresponds to the event.

Step 8 - Repeat steps 6-7 to select start time for

other events.

Step 9 - Press Next.

NextCancel

NAME DAY TIME TEMPERATURE FAN HUMIDITY

Please name this schedule...

Edit

Schedule 3

Schedule

NAME DAY TIME TEMPERATURE FAN HUMIDITY

Cancel

Default settings based on Energy Saver

Mo Tu Th Fr Sa SuWe

Schedule 3

Select day

to edit:

Save +

Quit Previous

Schedule

Cancel

NAME DAY TIME TEMPERATURE FAN HUMIDITY

Save +

Quit Previous

23 4

Awake

6:00 am

Day

9:00 am

Return

6:00 pm

Sleep

10:00 pm

6:00 am

Wed

+ 15 min - 15 min

Number

of Events:

Select Event

to edit:

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Temperature

Fan

Step 10 - Select Event to edit temperature set-

points.

Step 11 - Adjust your Heating and Cooling set-

points.

Step 12 - Select OK.

Step 13 - Repeat steps 10-12 to program tempera-

ture for other events.

Step 14 - Press Next.

Step 15 - Select Event to edit fan settings.

Step 16 - Select the Fan function.

a. Auto

b. Manual

NOTE: Manual mode is not available for all

systems. i. Adjust the speed of your fan motor.

NOTE: The lower the speed the less electricity

consumed. ii. Select the fan run time. Choices are

15, 30, and 45 minutes per hour or

Always.

Step 17 - Select OK.

Step 18 - Repeat steps 15-17 to select fan mode for

other events.

Step 19 - Press Next.

NAME DAY TIME TEMPERATURE FAN HUMIDITY

Awake Day Return Sleep

Wed

73° 70° 73° 70° 73° 70° 73° 70°

Schedule

Select Event

to edit:

NextCancel Save +

Quit Previous

Schedule / Temperature Adjust

Adjust temperatures for Return

Cancel OK

50% 100%

85°50°

65°

75°

NAME DAY TIME TEMPERATURE FAN HUMIDITY

Schedule

NextCancel Previous

Awake

Auto

Day

85%

Return

Auto

Sleep

75%

Wed

Select Event

to edit:

Cancel OK

Schedule / Fan Adjust

Awake:

Auto Manual

Run fan

xx% 100%

Always

Function

45%

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