Trane Master Scheduler Manuale utente

MASTER

SCHEDULER

THETRANE COMPANY

UnitaryProductsGroup

6200TroupHighway

Tyler, TX 75707

AnAmerican-StandardCompany

Hold Set

Point

Period

Time/Temp

Outdoor

Temp

Fan

Heat/Cool

Zone

Day/Clock

Integrated Zone™ System

Cool

Wed

Exit Copy

Page

1 .......................................................................... Introduction

2 .......................................................................... GlossaryofTerms

3 .......................................................................... Overview

4–5...................................................................... GettingStarted

6–11 .................................................................... BasicProcedures

12–15 .................................................................. SetbackProgramming

16–20 .................................................................. Overrides

21–24 .................................................................. SystemSet-Up

25–27 .................................................................. OtherFeatures

28 ........................................................................ FactorySettingsandSpecifications

29 ........................................................................ Index

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

Howdoweknow?

Well,foronethingyoujustboughtaTrane

MasterScheduler,thecommunicationsinterface

fortheTraneIntegratedZoneTM System.This

meansyou’veoptedforenergyefficiency,lower

utilitybillsanddoingalittlesomethingtosavethe

planet–allinoneboldmove.

Youhave,atthesametime,providedyourself

withmanyoptionsforcontrolling,schedulingand

programmingyourzonedairconditioningsystem.

Asyouknow,thisisaninstructionmanualfor

theMasterScheduler.

INTRODUCTION You’reaverybrightperson.

Eventhemostintuitivetrailblazersneedaroad

mapsometimes,sothismanualwasdesignedtobe

asself-explanatoryaspossible.

TheMasterSchedulerisacomputer,butthat’sthe

lasttimewe’llmentionit.Theseinstructionsarein

plainEnglishwithonlyacoupleofunusualwords

likesetpointandsetback.Notechnicaltalk,no

complicateddiagrams.Allyouhavetodotobecome

aMasterSchedulerexpertisfollowthesimplesteps

inthisbooklet.

Butbeforewebegin,youmightwanttospenda

fewmomentslookingovertheglossaryoftermson

thenextpage.Itwillmakethoseunusualwordswe

mentionedearliermoremeaningful.

DeadBand – Thedifferenceindegreesbetweenthecoolingandheating

setpoints(min.4°F). For the typical setpoints of78°cooling

and72°heatingthedeadbandis(78–72)or6°F.

HomeAutomation – Computercontroland/ormonitoringoftheairconditioningsystem.

Setpoint – Thedesiredtemperaturesetting. (heatingorcooling).

Setback – Energyconservingsetpointsforcertainperiodsoftheday.

LCD – Liquidcrystal display

DefaultSettings – Factorysettingsforvariousperiods. (easilychanged)

Period – Portionofthedaywhendifferentsetpointsmaybedesired.

Examples:

GLOSSARY

OF TERMS

Wake

Away

Return

Sleep

Beforegettingintothenutsandboltsofhowto

workwithyourMasterScheduler,letustakeabrief

lookatsomeoftherulesitcanplay:

1. Yourinstaller,(ofazonedsystem)mayhave

chosentouseananalogsensor,(thermister)

tocontroloneormoreofthezones.Hewould

thenutilizetheMasterSchedulerasan

interfacebetweentheanalogsensor

andthesystemcontroller,whichis

designedtocommunicatewithadigital

thermostat.HecouldalsousetheMaster

OVERVIEW

Schedulerasoneofthezonethermostats,if

desired.(inadditiontoitsinterfacerole.)

2. Whenprogrammingsetbacktimesand

temperatures,(whichwewillsoonbedoing,)

theMasterSchedulercanbeusedtocopy

thisdatafromanyperiodtoanyotherperiod,

inthesamezone,otherzones,orallzones(a

realtimesaver).

3. Onazonedsystem,theMasterScheduler

canbeusedtooverrideanyorallzone

thermostats.(Ittakeslocalcontrolawayfrom

thethermostatandsubstitutesyourinputto

theMasterScheduler.)

Youcanstartbypushingtherightbuttons.

Adjustssettingsinvariousmodes;

pressedonce,theyrevealcurrentset-

points;pressedmorethanoncethey

temporarilyadjusttemperaturesettings.

Permitsyoutooverridescheduledset-

pointsinordertoscheduletemporary

temperatureadjustments.

Initiatessetbackscheduling.

Programssetbacktimeand

temperaturesetpoints.

GETTING

STARTED HowToBringTheMasterScheduler,ToLife.

Selectsoperationalmodes:cool,heat,

auto,emergencyheat,&off.

Togglesbetweenautomaticor

continuousfanoperation.

Displaysoutsidetemperature.

Initiatessettingtheclock

ReturnsnormaldisplaytotheLiquid

Crystal Display (LCD).

Selectszonenumber.

Note:Theflashinggreenlightinthelower

rightcornerindicatesyoursensoris

communicatingwiththesystem.

Day/Clock

Copiesinformationtoother

periods/zones.

Hold Set

Point

Period

Time/Temp

Outdoor

Temp

Fan

Heat/Cool

Zone

Day/Clock

Integrated Zone™ System

Cool

Wed

Exit Copy

Foronething,itcantakealoadoffyourmind.

Onceyou’vesetascheduleontheMaster

Scheduler,itwillmaintaincomfortcontrolfor

you.Energyefficiencyandlowerutilitybillsare

nowtheMasterScheduler’sjob,notyours.The

thermostatwilladjustwhenit’ssupposedto,andit

won’tforget,asameremortalmight.

Itwillrememberwhatyoutellit,evenduring

emergencies.You’llbehappytoknowthat–

unlikeyourVCRandotherelectronicdigitalclocks

–theMasterSchedulerwon’tforgetits

WhatTheMasterSchedulerCanDoForYou:

setpointsduringapowerfailure.Youhave

plentyofotherthingstoworryaboutwhenthat

happens.Youprobablywon’tfindtheinstruction

manualbythenanyway,sothat’swhywe’vefactory

installedthreebuttonbatteriesforpowerbackup.

Simplyactivatethemanddon’tworryabouta

powerfailureknockingoutyourMasterScheduler

thermostat.

WhentheLCDclockflashes,it’stimeto

replaceyourbatteries.*Butevenwhenyouhaveto

changeyourbatteries,yourMasterScheduler

won’tforgetit’sschedule.

TheMasterSchedulerwillstayintouchwith

youandyourIntegratedZoneTM System.Alittle

greenlightwillflashtoletyouknowit’stalking

withtheheatpumporairconditioner.That’sgood.

Thelastthingyouwantisasenseless sensor.

*Ofcourse,thehours,minutesanddayindicatorswillflashwhenwe

aresettingtheclock(evenwhenthebatteriesareOK).

Schedulingbeginswiththreesimplesteps:

1. RemovethefrontoftheMasterScheduler

fromitsmountingbracket.Onthebackside

you’llseethebatteriesontheleftedge.

Removetheplasticinsulatingstripfrom

betweenthebatteries.

2. ReplacetheMasterSchedulertoits

mountingbracket.

3. Readon.

BASIC

PROCEDURES Ready,Set…Relax.

HOW DO I MAKE IT STOP FLASHING?

Answer:TelltheMasterScheduler

whattimeitis.

TIME, PLEASE?

CLOCKtriggers theSetTimemode.It

alsohideseverythingelseontheLCD

soyoucanfocusonthejobathand.

KeeppressingCLOCK.Whatever

flashes–digitsorwords–maybeset

withtheUPorDOWNARROWkeys.

BASIC

PROCEDURES:

CLOCK

YourFirstQuestionIsProbablyGoingToBe:

Settingsgointhefollowingorder:

hours,minutes,days.Butyou’ve

probablyalreadyfiguredthatout.

Theclockispresettodisplaystandard

time.Ifyouprefera 24-hourclock

(militarytime), seepage21.

EXITlocksinthecorrecttimeandday,

aswellasreturnsnormaldisplaytothe

LCD.

Day/Clock

Set

Time

Mon

Note– 12:00PMis Noon,12:00AM isMidnight.

Dependsontheseason,right?

HEAT/COOLsetsthemode,justasthe

flipswitchdidonyouroldthermostat.

ButHEAT/COOL gives you more options.

Asyou press HEAT/COOL,

theLCDoffers

•

Cool

•

Heat

•

Auto

–theMasterScheduler

decideswhichmode,coolingor

M-F

Zone

Wed

Cool

M-F

Zone

Wed

Heat

BASIC

PROCEDURES:

MODE

WhatMakesYouComfortable?

heating,isneededtomaintain

thesetpoint;anexcellentfeature

forin-betweenseasonswhen

daysarewarmandnightsare

chilly.

•

EmergencyHeat(EmergHt)

–

directstheauxiliaryheatsource

tokick in (ifyoursystemhas

one).Thecompressorwon’trun

inthismode.

•

Off

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