Light Activated Programmable Digital Thermostat

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OWNER'S MANUAL P/N 50QE900-220LA AQUAZONE Light Activated Prgrammable Digital Thermstat 6:03 68 Am S AUTO 70 67 Meets Califrnia Title 24 7 Day Prgrammable Settings are Neverlst 3 Occupied, 1 Unccupied Aut Changever Large, Easy T Read Display Thermglw Backlight Energy Saving Smart Fan Adjustable Filter Timer 3 Security Levels Hliday Prgramming Display F r C Designed fr Cmmercial Water Surce Heat Pumps Cmmercial Systems & Services Carrier Crpratin 3/00

Table Of Cntents FRONT PANEL DISPLAY QUICK START Set the clck and g BASIC OPERATION LIGHT ACTIVATION PROGRAMMING Occupied / Unccupied ADVANCED SETUP ABOUT ADVANCED OPERATION WARRANTY 2 3 5 6 8 9 13 17 22 CAUTION Fllw Installatin Instructins befre prceeding. SET THERMOSTAT TO OFF PRIOR TO CHANGING SETTINGS IN SETUP OR RESTORING FACTORY DEFAULTS. Cmmercial Systems & Services Carrier Crpratin 3/00 P/N 50QE900-220LA Page 1

Frnt Panel Light Sensr Backlit LCD Display 6:03 68 Am S AUTO 70 67 Warmer r + Buttn Cler r - Buttn Override Buttn Heat r Cl Indicatr Red = Heat, Green = Cl Light Activatin Sensitivity Adjustment small screwdriver included Prgrammable Thermstat 6:03 68 Am S AUTO 70 67 FAN HOLIDAY PROGRAM SET CLOCK Page 2

Display 1 2 3 4 2 9 1 8 6 12:00 : Pm SMTWTFS ServiceFilter AUTO OFF Fan On 11 Mde Indicatrs Selects the peratin mde f the equipment. - indicates the heat mde. - indicates the air cnditining mde. AUTO - indicates the system will autmatically changever between heat and cl mdes as the temperature varies. OFF - indicates the entire system is turned ff. PROGRAM ON - indicates the stred prgram is enabled t run. Page 6. Clck with Day f the Week Indicates the current time and day. This clck is als used t prgram the timer perids. Page 5. Rm Temperature Display Indicates the current rm temperature. 1 88 Am PrgramOn StpStart Lcked 88 Unccupied123 Override 88 3 Desired Set Temperature Indicates desired rm temperature(s). Page 7. 10 7 4 1 5 1 4 Page 3

Display 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Override Indicatin Indicates the current prgram is currently being verridden fr up t 4 hurs. Page 7,17. Occupied r Unccupied Indicatin Indicates the prgram number: Occupied 1,2,3, r Unccupied. Page 9-12. Indicatin Indicates the thermstat is in the prgramming mde. Page 13. Fan Operatin Indicatin Fan On - indicates cnstant, cntinuus fan peratin. When Fan On is nt lit - indicates the fan will nly perate when necessary t heat r t cl. Service Filter Indicatin Service Filter indicates when the filter shuld be serviced under nrmal cnditins. Appears after 0-1950 hurs f blwer peratin (adjustable). Page 13. Lcked Indicatin Lcked appears after the right cmbinatin f buttns are pressed, rendering the buttns inperative. Page 19. Start / Stp Indicatin Start r Stp appears when prgramming timer functins. Page 10. Page 4

Quick Start Set the Clck and G SET CLOCK : the SET CLOCK buttn. Am 12:00 i During & Prgramming: ing the Up and Dwn buttns will mdify the flashing selectin.. (Represented in dark black) S 2 T adjust the clck r Day use buttns. the SET CLOCK buttn as abve t return t nrmal peratin. SET CLOCK This thermstat is preprgrammed frm the factry t perate 1 r 2 Stage equipment withut the need fr further prgramming. T ptimize the installatin f this thermstat fllw the instructins in the Advanced sectin. Page 5

Basic Operatin Select Mde The setting indicates the temperature the rm has t reach befre the furnace will turn n t heat the rm. The setting indicates the temperature the rm has t reach befre the air cnditiner will turn n t cl the rm. 12:00 : Pm M 12:00 : Pm M 70 70 69 72 AUTO will autmatically select heat r cl based n rm temperature demand. Prgram On will activate the stred timer peratin. (Occupied r Unccupied Perids) Light Activatin nly wrks in this mde. OFF indicates bth heating and air cnditining systems are turned ff. 12:00 : Pm M AUTO 12:00 : Pm M 12:00 : Pm M OFF 70 Prgram On 70 Occupied 1 70 72 69 73 70 Page 6

Basic Operatin Select Desired Temperature 12:00 : Pm M AUTO 70 72 69 In any mde, adjust the desired Set Temperature with buttns. ing the up/dwn buttns in Aut mde will adjust bth the heat and cl set temperatures simultaneusly. ing the up/dwn buttns in Heat r Cl mdes will adjust nly the heat r cl set temperature. Override I2:00 Pm M AUTO 65 unccupied I2:00 0:30 M AUTO Pm Pm 65 Occupied 1 OVERRIDE 85 55 74 Override 72 During prgrammed, unccupied perids a press f the Override buttn will frce the thermstat int Occupied 1 cmfrt settings, temprarily. With each successive push f the Override buttn, the verride timer will add 30 minutes, until the maximum f 4 hurs is reached. Then the next press will zer ut the verride timer, returning t unccupied if there are n further buttn presses. When in Override, the Override icn and the Occupied 1 icn appear n the display. The time f day clck alternates with the time remaining in verride. During Override, the setpints are adjustable, prvided the keypad is nt lcked. Page 7

Light Activatin Operatin A light sensr is prvided n the thermstat fr light activatin. The thermstat must be in the Prgram On mde fr light activatin t wrk. When the sensr detects light the thermstat enters the Occupied 1 time perid and will heat r cl accrding t the Occupied 1 setpints. If the rm is dark the thermstat will fllw its prgrammed schedule. Since light will put the thermstat int Occupied 1, and darkness will release the thermstat t fllw its prgrammed schedule, it is recmmended t turn OFF Occupied 1 in the time perid prgramming, see page 10. If Occupied 1 is turned OFF, then when the rm is dark the thermstat will enter Unccupied energy savings settings. Occupied 2 r 3 may be used as a pre-cl r pre-heat perid in cnjunctin with light activatin. Fr example: An ffice that is usually ccupied 9:00am - 5:00pm, Mnday thrugh Friday. Occupied 2 can be set 8:30am - 9:00am Mnday thrugh Friday with cmfrt setpints. If n ne turns the lights n by 9:00am then the thermstat will enter the Unccupied time perid and prvide energy savings. Occupied 1 has pririty ver Occupied 2, which has pririty ver Occupied 3. This allws Occupied 2 t run in the backgrund, and when the lights are n, Occupied 1 setpints takever. This added flexibility allws, fr example, Occupied 2 t be prgrammed in the ffice envirnment t run Mnday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. The setpints can be set t allw fr energy savings shrt f Unccupied settings. If the lights g ff during the wrkday, such as lunchtime, when returning, the recvery wuld be shrter. The Occupied 1 will flash if the light sensr is cause f the thermstat t be in Occupied 1. Page 8

Prgramming Occupied & Unccupied Perids PROGRAM the PROGRAM buttn t enter time perid prgramming. Select the maximum # f ccupied perids t be used n any ne day. Typically 1. ccupied 1 (1,2 r 3) Adjust the cling setpint fr ccupied 1. ccupied 1 74 (35-99 ) Adjust the heating setpint fr ccupied 1. (35-99 ) ccupied 1 74 72 Adjust the cling setpint fr unccupied perids. (35-99 ) unccupied 85 Page 9 Cntinued

Prgramming Occupied & Unccupied Perids Adjust the heating setpint fr unccupied perids. (35-99) unccupied 55 Select the day fr Occupied 1. (M - S) M ccupied 1 Adjust the start time fr ccupied 1. 7:00 Am Start M ccupied 1 Adjust the stp time fr ccupied 1. 6:00 Pm Stp M ccupied 1 On Off Select Occupied 1 t run n this day (On), r nt t run this day (Off).Shuld be Off when using Light Activatin. M ON ccupied 1 Page 10 Cntinued

Prgramming Occupied & Unccupied Perids Yes Select Yes r N t cpy the previus day s prgram t this day. The cpy cmmand becmes available after the maximum # f ccupied perids are prgramed in a day. This example uses 1 as the maximum ccupied perids ever prgramed in ne day. Tu N N If Yes is selected: C Py If N is selected: Selecting Yes, then pressing mde will cpy the previus day s prgram and then will ask the same cpy questin again. If yes is selected each time, this rutine will repeat until Saturday is cpied t Sunday. After Saturday is cpied t Sunday, the cpy cmmand is unavailable. Select the day fr Occupied 1. (T - M) Tu ccupied 1 Adjust the start time fr ccupied 1. 9:00 Am Start Tu Occupied 1 Adjust the stp time fr ccupied 1. 5:00 Tu Pm Stp Occupied 1 Page 11 Cntinued

Prgramming Occupied & Unccupied Perids On Select Occupied 1 t run n this day (On), r nt t run this day (Off). Off Tu Occupied 1 OFF Yes Select Yes r N t cpy the previus day s prgram t this day. N If Yes is selected: Selecting Yes, then pressing mde will cpy the previus day s prgram and then will ask the same cpy questin again. If yes is selected each time, this rutine will repeat until Saturday is cpied t Sunday. After Saturday is cpied t Sunday, the cpy cmmand is unavailable. If n is selected, as in previus steps flashing prmpts fr input will appear fr start and stp times fr Occupied 1. If mre than ne ccupied perid was selected in step 1 n page 8, then cl/heat setpints, and start/stp times fr additinal ccupied perids will be prmpted. PROGRAMMING NOTES N We C Py If N is selected: If nly 1 Occupied perid is selected in step 1 n page 9, Occupied 2 & 3 prgramming steps are skipped. Further, if nly 2 ccupieds are selected, Occupied 3 prgramming steps are skipped. Heat & Cl setpints fr Occupied 1 are the same fr every day f the week. Heat & Cl setpints fr Occupied 2 & 3 can be adjusted differently fr each day f the week, if desired. If the start time is set later in the day than the stp time, the prgram will run frm the start time t midnight and frm midnight t the stp time n the same day. Fr example: 9:00pm start, 8:00am stp, n Mnday. In this example the prgram will run frm 12:00am Mnday t 8:00am Mnday and again frm 9:00pm Mnday t 12:00pm Mnday. The Unccupied settings take effect at all times when: (1) the prgram is n and (2) the current time is utside a preset ccupied perid. Fr this reasn start and stp times aren t necessary fr unccupied. If the same start and stp times are prgrammed in fr an ccupied perid, then it will run 24 hurs. If ne ccupied perid starts and stps within anther ccupied perid the lwer ccupied # has pririty. Fr example: If Occupied 3 is prgrammed t be n 24 hurs, and Occupied 2 is prgrammed t run that day, then Occupied 2 settings will take ver frm ccupied 3 between Occupied 2 start and stp times. Page 12

Advanced OVERRIDE the Mde buttn. While hlding the Mde, press the Override buttn fr 5 secnds t enter screens. NOTE: Each step # is lcated at the tp right crner f the display fr easy reference. Steps 1 & 2 are accessed by pressing Set Clck. OVERRIDE Reset the Service Filter cunter t 0, t remve the icn frm the display. 0 Service Filter 3 Adjust the number f hurs the blwer will run befre the Service Filter icn appears n the display. 0 = ff. (0-1950) 500 Service Filter 4 Adjust the deadband frm 1-6 degrees. Adjust the minimum difference between cling & heating setpints. (0-6 ) 88 81f Page 13 2 5 2 6 Cntinued

Advanced Select the cycles per hur limit. d=cycles per hur limit defeated. d1=d + defeat 5 min. Cmpressr lckut. On (d, d1, 2-6) Select the display backlight always On, r Off after 8 secnds. Off L I ON 6 7 Cy 8 C Select thermstat peratin in degrees Fahrenheit r Centigrade. F F Select the security level: 0=n security in effect 1=setpint range limited 2=1+ prgram n all times 3=2 + prhibits setpint changes O Adjust the maximum allwable heat setpint when security is in effect. (Step 11 nly appears if step 10 is nt 0). (35-99) 80 Sec hi Page 14 9 I0 Lcked I I Lcked Cntinued

Advanced Adjust the minimum allwable cl setpint when security is in effect. (Step 12 nly appears if step 10 is nt 0). (35-99) 65 l I2 Lcked B Select the reversing valve plarity fr Heat Pump, O r B. O 0 I3 the Mde buttn. While hlding the Mde, press the Override buttn fr 2 secnds t leave the screens. If n buttns are pressed, the display will leave the setup screens after 30 secnds. OVERRIDE Page 15

Advanced Advanced Table Step # Descriptin Range Factry Default 1 Time f day clck set 24 hur 12:00 Am 2 Day f the week Sun - Sat Mnday 3 Reset Service Filter icn - - - - 4 Service Filter run time set 0-1950 500 5 Deadband r Temperature swing 1-6 2 6 Frced minimum difference heat/cl 0-6 2 7 Cycles per hur d, d1, 2-6 6 8 Thermglw backlight Off / On On 9 10 11 12 13 Fahrenheit r Centigrade Security Levels Maximum allwable Heat setpint Minimum allwable Cl setpint Reversing Valve plarity F / C 0-3 35-99 35-99 O /B F 0 80 65 O Page 16

Abut Advanced Features & Operatin CLOCK BACKUP - In the event f a pwer lss, the thermstat internal clck will cntinue t keep prper time fr a minimum f 48 hurs withut external pwer r batteries. 2 STAGE OPERATION - The 2nd Stage f heat r cl is turned n when (1) the 1st Stage has been n fr a minimum f tw minutes, and (2) the temperature spread frm the setpint is equal t r greater than: the setpint plus the deadband, plus 2 degrees. Heating Dead Dead 2 degrees Band Band 2 degrees Cling 2nd Stage turn n 1st Stage turn n Heat Setpint Cl Setpint 1st Stage turn n 2nd Stage turn n MINIMUM / SETPOINT DIFFERENCE - The Heat and Cl setpints will nt be allwed t cme any clser t each ther than the value set in Advanced step # 6, n page 13. This minimum difference is enfrced during Aut changever and Prgram On peratin. ENERGY SAVING SMART FAN - If Fan On is selected, the fan will run cntinuusly at all times, except in Off, and will nly run if there is a heating r cling demand in Unccupied perids. OVERRIDE - As explained n page 7, pressing the Override buttn during a prgrammed, Unccupied perid will frce the thermstat int Occupied 1, temprarily, up t 4 hurs. If the Override buttn is pressed during an Occupied perid, the thermstat will be frced int Unccupied and the ccupied # (1,2 r 3), it was frced ut f will be turned ff, nly fr that day. During Override perids the setpints may be adjusted, but they will nt be remembered after Override ends. Page 17

Abut Advanced Features & Operatin EMERGENCY - T turn n Emergency Heat press in the Override buttn. While hlding the Override buttn press the Up buttn fr 2 secnds. The Cl setpint display will read EH. fr Emergency Heat OVERRIDE I2:00 M Am 73 eh 74 During Emergency Heat the thermstat will turn n the fan and the 2nd stage f heat, when there is a demand fr heat, lcking ut the 1st stage cmpressr. Exiting Emergency Heat is the same as entering. During Emergency Heat nly OFF and are available. Page 18

Abut Advanced Features & Operatin KEYPAD LOCK - T prevent unauthrized use f the thermstat, the frnt panel buttns may be disabled. T disable, r lck the keypad, press and hld in the Mde buttn. While hlding the Mde buttn in, press the Up and Dwn buttns in tgether. The Lcked icn will appear n the display. all 3 fr Keypad Lckut I2:00 Pm We Lcked 83 unccupied 85 55 T unlck the buttns, again press and hld the Mde buttn. While hlding the Mde buttn in, press the Up and Dwn buttns in tgether. The Lcked icn will disappear frm the display. Page 19

Abut Advanced Features & Operatin HOLIDAY - This feature frces the thermstat int Unccupied fr a preset duratin, up t 99 days. The Hliday setup display is entered as fllws: 1 HOLIDAY the Hliday buttn. The first step n the display prmpts fr maximum number f Occupied perids. Ignre this prmpt and press the Override buttn. hl 0 When active the display cunts dwn remaining days blinking. Unccupied als appears. 2 the Up r Dwn buttns t select the number f days the thermstat will be in Hliday mde. 0 = Off. T exit Hliday setup, press the Mde buttn. The thermstat will enter the Hliday mde when the clck crsses midnight. During Hliday mde Unccupied setpints are enfrced. The Override buttn is active during Hliday mde. It will verride t Occupied 1 settings up t 4 hurs then return t Hliday mde. The Dry Cntact Switch is ignred. The thermstat will exit Hliday mde at midnight f the final prgrammed day. T terminate Hliday immediately, enter the Hliday setup screen and select 0. Page 20

Abut Advanced Features & Operatin DUAL SETPOINT BEHAVIOR - The adjustable setpint range is: 35-99 degrees in Fahrenheit and 7-35 degrees in Centigrade. When in the mdes Heat r Cl, this adjustable range is unhampered. When adjusting any Aut mde, including prgramming Occupied and Unccupied perids, the thermstat will nt allw the Heat setpint t get clser t the Cl setpint than the value prgrammed as the minimum difference in step 6, page 13. When entering the Aut mde frm Cl, the Heat and Cl setpints will remain spread apart by the amunt that they were adjusted, prir t entering Aut. Fr example: If the Cl setpint was set t 80 while in the Cl mde and the Heat setpint was adjusted t 70 while in the Heat mde, upn entering the Aut mde the Heat and Cl setpints wuld be 80 and 70. Bth setpints wuld then mve up and dwn tgether, (in this example spread by 10 degrees), by pressing the up r dwn buttns. T mve the Heat and Cl setpints clser tgether, enter the Cl r Heat mde by pressing the Mde buttn, then adjust the setpint(s) clser tgether. Heat is limited t hw clse it can cme t Cl by step 6, page 13. FACTORY DEFAULTS - If, fr any reasn it is desirable t return all stred settings back t the factry default settings, press the Mde buttn. While hlding the Mde buttn in, press the Fan buttn fr 5 sec. All icns will appear. and hld in the Fan buttn until Fd appears. This resets all factry settings. T return t nrmal peratin, press the Mde buttn twice mre. Page 21

Warranty One-Year Warranty - This Prduct is warranted t be free frm defects in material and wrkmanship. If it appears within ne year frm the date f riginal installatin, whether r nt actual use begins n that date, that the prduct des nt meet this warranty, a new r remanufactured part, at the manufacturer s sle ptin, t replace any defective part will be prvided withut charge fr the part itself; PROVIDED the defective part is returned t the distributr thrugh a qualified servicing dealer. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE LABOR OR OTHER COSTS incurred fr diagnsing, repairing, remving, installing, shipping, servicing r handling f either defective parts r replacement parts. Such csts may be cvered by a separate warranty prvided by the installer. THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY TO PRODUCTS IN THEIR ORIGINAL INSTALLATION LOCATION AND BECOMES VOID UPON REINSTALLATION. LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTIES ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES (INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY) ARE HEREBY LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE PERIOD FOR WHICH THE LIMITED WARRANTY IS GIVEN. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THE EXPRESSED WARRANTIES MADE IN THIS WARRANTY ARE EXCLUSIVE AND MANY NOT BE ALTERED, ENLARGED, OR CHANGED BY ANY DISTRIBUTOR, DEALER, OR OTHER PERSON WHATSOEVER. ALL WORK UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY SHALL BE PERFORMED DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS. ALL REPLACEMENT PARTS, WHETHER NEW OR REMANUFACTURED, ASSUME AS THEIR WARRANTY PERIOD ONLY THE REMAINING TIME PERIOD OF THIS WARRANTY. THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR: 1. Nrmal maintenance as utlined in the installatin and servicing instructins r wners manual including filter cleaning and/r replacement and lubricatin. 2. Damage r repairs required as a cnsequence f faulty installatin, misapplicatin, abuse, imprper servicing, unauthrized alteratin r imprper peratin. 3. Failure t start due t vltage cnditins, blwn fuses, pen circuit breakers r ther damages due t the inadequacy r interruptin f electrical service. 4. Damage as a result f flds, winds, fires, lightning, accidents, crrsive envirnments r ther cnditins beynd the cntrl f the Manufacturer. 5. Parts nt supplied r designated by the Manufacturer, r damages resulting frm their use. 6. Manufacturer prducts installed utside the cntinental U.S.A., Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada. 7. Electricity r fuel csts r increases in electricity r fuel csts frm any reasn whatsever including additinal r unusual use f supplemental electric heat. 8. ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL PROPERTY OR COMMERCIAL DAMAGE OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER. Sme states d nt allw the exclusin f incidental r cnsequential damages, s the abve may nt apply t yu. This warranty gives yu specific legal rights, and yu may als have ther rights which may vary frm state t state. Page 20 P/N 88-265 Rev. 1