Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto ASYSTAT302C del fabbricante American Standard
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1 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 OWNER’S GUIDE (ASYST A T300C shown) ASYSTAT300C, ASYSTAT302C Deluxe Programmable Heat-Cool Thermostats Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615.
2 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 TABLE OF CONTENTS CUSTOMIZING YOUR THERMOST A T .................................................................................................... ......... 5 Program Options Set-Up by Y our American Standard Dealer ...
3 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Filter Indication .............................................................................................................. ................................ 25 Setting or Resetting Filter Indication T imer ..........
4 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................... 59 DEFINITIONS ......................................................
5 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 CUSTOMIZING YOUR THERMOSTAT Program Options Set Up by Your American Standard Dealer Y our American Standard dealer has programmed your thermostat using the options checked below . For example, your thermostat displays temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit if the checkbox next to Fahrenheit ( ° F) is checked.
6 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 NOTE: The ASYST A T300C, ASYST A T302C thermostats are manufactured for the American Standard Com- pany by Honeywell Inc. Specific features are unique to American Standard and are only available on American Standard models.
7 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 GETTING AROUND THE KEYBOARD The keyboard is located behind the thermostat cover . Three frequently used keys are located next to the display (Increase temperature setting, Decrease temperature setting, and Information key).
8 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 M17031A Time Set Program System Filter Fan Run Program Hold Temp Set Current Day/Time Wake Leave Return Sleep Day Heat/Cool Settings Daylight Time Copy NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT PRESSING THE WRONG KEY! RUN PROGRAM, RETURN TO NORMAL OPERATIONS, OR UNDO LAST ACTION.
9 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 FEATURES •W orry-free programming. • Comfort-R Comfort Enhancement Process—a unique American Standard feature. • Adaptive Intelligent Recovery Control for comfort and energy savings. •W ake, Leave, Return and Sleep at the comfort level you select.
10 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 FEATURES YOU’LL WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT Comfort-R™ Comfort Enhancement System Comfort can best be described as the proper balance of temperature and relative humidity , also known as “your comfort index.
11 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Adaptive Intelligent Recovery Control Your Thermostat Senses Temperature More Like You Do Y our new thermostat is so smart, it’s almost human. Y ou perceive temperature from a variety of sources, not only from the air in the room, but also from your surrounding walls, windows and furnishings.
12 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 After installation or new schedule programming, your thermostat learns from experience. How? Each day it checks how closely it hit the recovery target (for example, 70 ° at 6:00 AM) and adjusts the next day’s recovery start time accordingly .
13 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 TIME TEMPERATURE THE THERMOSTAT USES THE SAME SCHEME TO RETURN GRADUALLY TO LOWER COMFORT TEMPERATURE DURING THE COOLING SEASON.
14 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 NEAT STUFF YOU’LL BE USING OFTEN Setting Temporary Temperatures If your thermostat is set for 7-Day or 24-Hour Operation, you can override the current schedule period and change the temperature setting until the next schedule period, or change the temperature setting while you are on vacation.
15 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 The temporary temperature setting you select displays for approximately 3 seconds. The display reads T emporary until the next period begins, or you cancel the Hold. IMPORT ANT To cancel the Hold before the desig- nated time, press Run Program .
16 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Changing Temperature Setting Indefinitely NOTE: This feature does not apply to Constant T emperature Setpoint Programming. NOTE: The current time does not display while in this mode. Hold Temp 1. Press Hold T emp once. Pressing Hold T emp once displays the thermostat in Hold mode.
17 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 2. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ to change the temperature setpoint, if desired. By pressing the T emperature keys, you can select a temporary temperature. This temperature setting remains until the hold is canceled.
18 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 4. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ to adjust temperature settings. Pressing the T emperature keys changes the temporary temperature. Example displays shows temporary cooling setting of 80 ° . NOTE: The display changes from the setpoint to the room temperature after approximately 3 seconds.
19 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Vacation Mode NOTE: This feature does not apply to Constant T emperature Setpoint Programming. 1. Press Hold T emp twice. Pressing Hold T emp twice displays the thermostat in V acation mode. Example displays shows temporary heat setting of 60 ° .
20 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Time Leave Wake Return Sleep 2. Press Time ▲ or T ime ▼ until the desired number of days displays (1 to 255 days). By pressing the T ime keys, the number of vacation days is selected. Example displays shows 18 vacation days.
21 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 4. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ to adjust the temperature setting, if desired. By pressing T emperature keys, a new hold temperature is selected. Example display shows temporary heat setting of 55 ° . NOTE: Only the heating temperature is used when the System is set to Heat.
22 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 IMPORT ANT To cancel the Hold before the designated time, press Run Program . Run Program Pressed the wrong key? W ant to start over? Don’t worry! Y ou can always press to return display to normal.
23 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Information Key The Information key provides information at your fingertips. The sequence of key presses is as follows: • Outdoor T emperature (if equipped) • Curren.
24 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Displaying Current Settings Press twice to check the current temperature setpoint. Press three times to check the temperature setpoint of the mode not currently in use. NOTE: Without outdoor temp. sensor , press once to display current setpoint; twice for opposite setpoint.
25 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Filter Indication Y our thermostat monitors the time the fan is running and lets you know when to replace the filter , based on the number of fan run-time days you select. Upon expiration, the thermostat displays Filter and the backlight flashes during the W ake and Return modes.
26 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Setting or Resetting Filter Indication Timer Y our thermostat comes preset to the 30-day setting. T o change this setting, or reset after filter expiration, follow these instructions: 1. Press Filter to enter the Filter mode.
27 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 3. Press Time ▲ or T ime ▼ until the desired number of days displays (0, 7, 14, 21, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 180, 270, or 360). 4 . Press Run Program to return to normal operation. IMPORT ANT To track the time the fan is running, you must select a setting other than 0.
28 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 PROGRAMMING YOUR THERMOSTAT Clock Setting Current Day and Time IMPORT ANT Always press the keys with your fingertip or similar blunt tool. Sharp instruments like pens and pencil points will damage the keyboard. On initial power up or after an extended power loss, 1:00 PM flashes on the display until a key is pressed.
29 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 1. Press Set Current Day/Time . Set Current Day/Time Pressing Set Current Day/T ime displays the information shown. 2. Press Day until the current day displays. NOTE: Mon = Monday , T ue = T uesday , W ed = W ednesday , Thu = Thursday , Fri = Friday , Sat = Saturday , Sun = Sunday .
30 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 3. Press Time ▲ or T ime ▼ until the current time displays. NOTE: T apping Set Current Day/ Time advances the time in one-hour increments. By Pressing T ime, you can set the current time. Example display shows 8:15 AM.
31 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Setting System and Fan The system default setting is Heat and the fan default setting is Auto. Use the System and Fan keys to change the settings. The fan settings can be set for each schedule period individually . The system selection is for all the schedule periods.
32 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 7-Day Program and Operation Y our thermostat comes preset for 7-Day Operation unless otherwise noted on page 6. After reviewing the options following this section, you may find that 24-Hour Operation or Constant T emperature Setpoint Programming is better for you and your family .
33 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 T able 1. 7-Day Preprogrammed Schedule. WAKE LEAVE RET URN S LEE P SUNDAY TIME 6:00 AM FAN AUTO H 70 C 78 TIME 8:00 AM FAN AUTO H 62 C 85 TIME 5:00 PM FAN AU TO H 70 C 7.
34 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Customizing Your Own 7-Day Schedule Before starting the programming procedure, use T ables 2 and 3 to organize your schedule. The preprogrammed schedule is shown in T able 1. Four time periods are available for each day of the week – W AKE, LEA VE, RETURN, and SLEEP .
35 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Instructions 1. W rite in the time you want each schedule period to begin. 2. W rite in the heating temperature (H) and cooling temperature (C) you want for each period. 3. Circle the fan operation you desire for each period.
36 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 T able 2. Y our 7-Day Schedule. WAKE LEAVE RET URN S LEE P SUNDAY TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C MONDAY TIME FAN AUT.
37 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 T able 3. An Extra 7-Day Schedule. WAKE LEAVE RET URN S LEE P SUNDAY TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C TIME FAN AUTO ON H C MONDAY TIME FAN .
38 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Programming the First Day To modify the preprogrammed schedule, start by programming the W ake time and temperature and fan operation for any one day: NOTE: This schedul.
39 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 2. Press Day until the desired day displays. Day By pressing Day , you select the day to program. Example display shows Monday is selected and ready to program. 3. Press Time ▲ or T ime ▼ until the desired W ake time displays.
40 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 4. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ until the desired W ake temperature dis- plays. NOTE: The setpoint temperature range is 55 to 85 ° F (13 to 29 ° C) for heating and 65 to 99 ° F (18 to 37 ° C) for cooling. By pressing Increase L or Decrease M , you select the temperature for the W ake period.
41 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 5. Press Heat/Cool Settings to make selections for the opposite system setting (either Heat or Cool). NOTE: If your system is set for Heat, only the heating temperature will be used. Similarly , if your system is set for Cool, only the cooling temperature will be used.
42 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Leave Return Sleep Run Program 7. Press Leave , Return or Sleep and repeat steps 3, 4, 5 and 6 for programming the rest of the day . The day is now programmed (first day of a seven-day schedule). IMPORT ANT Repeat steps 1 through 7 for each day of the week that has a different schedule from the first day .
43 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Copying a Day NOTE: The copy feature applies only to 7-Day Operation. The thermostat must be in the program mode to use the copy feature. Go to step 2 if the thermostat is already in the program mode (Set Program displays in upper left corner).
44 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 3. Press Copy . Copy By pressing Copy , you copy a day’s schedule into memory . Example display shows Monday’s schedule has been copied into memory . 4 . Press Day until the day to be copied to is displayed. Day By pressing Day again, you select which day to copy to.
45 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 5 . Press Copy . NOTE: donE displays for two seconds before the normal display returns. Run Program Copy By pressing Copy again, you complete the copy command. Example display shows donE. Monday’s schedule was successfully copied to Wednesday (Monday and W ednesday now have the same schedule).
46 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Clearing Schedule Period Suppose you want to skip a schedule period or periods for a particular day because you don’t need them. For example, if Saturday is a day you normally stay at home from school or work, you can clear the Leave and Return periods for this day and keep the W ake and Sleep periods.
47 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 2. For 7-Day Operation, press Day until the desired day displays. For 24-Hour Operation, skip to step 3. Day Press Day to select which day to begin clearing periods.
48 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Y ou do not have to program a replacement time for the remaining periods, for example Wake and Sleep. If you cleared only the Leave and Return periods for Saturday (or any day), the thermostat remains in the W ake period for all of Saturday until the Sleep period.
49 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 24-Hour Program and Operation 24-Hour Operation is the same as 7-Day Operation except the same program repeats itself each day . Monday through Sunday follows the same exact schedule (four periods and up to eight temperatures).
50 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 The preprogrammed schedule is as follows (same schedule for all days of the week): Y ou may keep this schedule or organize your own. T able 4. 24-Hour Preprogrammed Schedule. Customizing Your Own 24-Hour Schedule Before starting the programming procedure, use T ables 5 and 6 to organize your schedule.
51 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Instructions 1. W rite in the time you want each schedule period to begin. 2. W rite in the heating temperature (H) and cooling temperature (C) you want for each period. 3. Circle the fan operation you desire for each period.
52 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 1 . Press W ake . Time Wake By pressing W ake, you enter the program mode. Example display shows 6:00 AM with Heat set to 70 ° F. 2. Press T ime ▲ or T ime ▼ until the desired W ake time displays. NOTE: The program times are in fifteen minute intervals.
53 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 3. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ until the desired W ake temperature displays. NOTE: The setpoint temperature range is 55 to 85 ° F (13 to 29 ° C) for heating and 65 to 99 ° F (18 to 37 ° C) for cooling. By pressing Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ , you select the temperature for the W ake period.
54 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Heat/Cool Settings 4. Press Heat/Cool Settings to make selections for the opposite system setting (either Heat or Cool). NOTE: If your system is set for Heat, only the heating temperature will be used. Similarly , if your system is set for Cool, only the cooling temperature will be used.
55 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 5. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ until the desired temperature setpoint displays. By pressing Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ , you select the cooling W ake temperature. Example display shows the cooling W ake period set for 76 ° .
56 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Constant Temperature Setpoint Programming Unlike the first two options, Constant T emperature Setpoint Programming does not have the W ake, Leave, Return and Sleep periods. The temperature is set by pressing the ▲ and ▼ keys.
57 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 1. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ until the desired temperature displays. NOTE: The setpoint temperature range is 55 to 85 ° F (13 to 29 ° C) for heating and 65 to 99 ° F (18 to 37 ° C) for cooling. Fan By pressing Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ , you select the heating temperature.
58 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 3. Press Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ until the desired temperature setpoint displays. By pressing Increase ▲ or Decrease ▼ after pressing , you select the cooling temperature. Example display shows Cool is set for 75 ° .
59 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (continued) Symptom Possible Cause Action Display does not come on. Thermostat is not being powered. Check if the thermostat is mounted and latched on the wallplate—mount and latch the thermostat on the wallplate.
60 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 T roubleshooting Guide (continued) (continued) Symptom Possible Cause Action Heating does not come on. No power to the thermostat. System selection is not set to Heat. Heating setpoint is below room temperature. Check that setpoint is above room temperature.
61 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 T roubleshooting Guide (continued) Symptom Possible Cause Action System on indicator (flame=heat, snowflake=cool) is lit, but no warm or cool air is coming from the registers. Heating/cooling equipment turns on the fan when the equipment has reached the setpoint.
62 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 DEFINITIONS Adaptive Intelligent Recovery™ Control Adaptive Intelligent Recovery™ Control is the factory default setting that allows you to choose the exact time the room reaches your comfort temperature, as opposed to conventional recovery .
63 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 If your thermostat is set to conventional recovery , a ❑ indication displays continuously , as shown on the example display . Conventional Recovery Modes W AKE Y ou choose the time you want your heating or cooling system to start to reach your comfort tempera- ture after the SLEEP period.
64 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Preprogrammed Schedule The preprogrammed schedule consists of the four periods (W ake, Leave, Return and Sleep) and accompanying temperatures programmed into your thermostat at the factory .
65 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 INDEX 24-Hour Operation, 49 24-Hour Preprogrammed Schedule, 50 7-Day Operation, 32 7-Day Preprogrammed Schedule, 33 Adaptive Intelligent Recovery Control, 1 1 Changing T.
66 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 LIMITED WARRANTY Low Voltage Room Thermostats This warranty is extended by American Standard Inc., to the original purchaser and to any succeeding owner of the real property to which the Thermostat is originally affixed, and applies to products purchased and retained for use within the U.
67 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE If, after reading this guide, you have any questions concerning the operation of your thermostat, please call the Thermostat Customer Assistance Helpline at 1-800-500-2041. For service, contact your local heating and cooling contractor .
68 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 Pub. No. 12-5027-01 69-1615 4-02 G.H. American Standard Inc. T roup Highway T yler, TX 7571 1-9010 Printed in T aiwan R.
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