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Carrier Infinity Control Homeowner's Manual

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  • Page 1 Turn to the Experts _...
  • Page 2 Room Temperature interface. Day & Time We sincerely appreciate Time Period displays the com- putting your trust in Carrier. fort schedule's active period. Carrier has been delivering Left Button provides accessary the finest indoor comfort status.
  • Page 3 Temperature Desired HeatinglCooling Temperature Right Button provides system status. Heat Button selects heating operation. Cool Button selects cooling operation. Heat/Cool LEDs indicate heating or cooling operation. Temp (+\-) Button _'_ Off Button turns the system on and off. _--- Advanced Setup Button provides...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    QUICK GUIDE INSTRUCTIONS ...2 One Schedule for All Days ..18 Weekdays Schedule ..BASIC SETUP ....Weekend Schedule ..Set Day. Time & Humidity ..6 Daily Schedule ....NORMAL OPERATION ..Copy Day ....Turn System On/Off .... Copying a Zone Schedule ..

  • Page 6: Quick Guide Instructions

    This guide provides the basic operations ,For setting up and operating your Infinity Control Set Day, Time & Desired Humidity 1 Flip down the door at the base of the Infinity Control. 2 Press the BASIC button. 1' 2Eo 2 DDDD 3 Adjust the highlighted HOUR setting...
  • Page 7 2 _ress the ZONE button until the name of the zone you wish to control appears on the upper left screen. Selecting "ALL ZONES" allows you to select one temperature for the entire qome. Press the ZONE button for three seconds to activate the ":ALL ZONES"...
  • Page 8 4 You can change the override time to 15-minute increments by pressing the TIME (+\-) button until the desired override time is selected. - OR- Press the HOLD button to override the schedule indefinitely. Quick Programming instructions These instructions will guide you through creating one comfort schedule that wifl repeat every day.
  • Page 9 7 Set t heheating temperature using theTEMP ( +\-) b utton. 8 Press t heblueCOOL b utton. Coolin 9 temperature willbegin flashin 9 . 9 Set t hecoolin 9 temperature usm 9 theTEMP (+\-) b utton, 10 Set t heremaining 3 eriods. "DAY." "EVENING," AND "SLEEP"...

  • Page 10: Basic Setup

    Set Day, Time & Desired Humidity 1 Flip down the door at the base of the Infinity Control. 2 Press the BASIC button. CURRENT TIME/DAY 3 Adjust the highlighted HOUR setting ,. _ using the TIME (+\-) button. MINUTE : MONDAY 4 Press SCROLL to highlight MINUTE.

  • Page 11: Normal Operation

    Turn System On/Off The OFF button is used to turn the system both on and off. Heating To select heating, press the red HEAT button. FAMILY ROOM _ FAN:AUTO Heating is confirmed when the red LED adja- 71 o cent to the red HEAT button is lit.

  • Page 12: Cooling

    heat i smanually activated bypressing theredHEAT b utton for fourseconds. Emergency heat o peration isconfirmed when the redLED adjacent totheredHEAT b utton islit,pulsing o n,then off. The text, " EMERGENCY HEAT" will a ppear below theroom temper- ature (inplace ofthetext, ' ACTUAL TEMPERATURE").

  • Page 13: Adjust Current Temperature

    Adjust Heating Temperature The Infinity Control allows you to adjust your indoor temperature at any time, overriding your programmed settings. 1 Press the red HEAT button. Heating is confirmed when red LED adjacent to the red HEAT button is lit. 2 Press the ZONE button until the name...

  • Page 14: Adjust Fan Speed

    3 Use theTEMP ( +\-) b utton toselect y our d esired t emperature, which w illbedisplayed onthelower r ight. Anoverride time will b edisplayed onthelower l eft. P lease n ote anoverride time will n otappear ifprogramming hasbeen turned off. 4 You canchange theoverride t ime in15-minute increments bypressing theTIME (+\-) b utton until t hedesired o verride time isselected.

  • Page 15: Unoccupied Function

    NOTE: HOLD is not available if programming has been turned off Also, if you switch from HOLD to either VACATION or UNOCCUPIED, system will revert back to HOLD when those functions are cancelled. Unoccupied Function & Settings UNOCCUPIED allows you to instantly set the system for energy saving...

  • Page 16: Check System Status (Right Button)

    Note: You have up to 15 minutes to make changes to the tem- perature or duration after VACATION has been activated. changes made after the 15 minute period will be treated as a temporary override to vacation settings. 7 The system will automatically revert back to its normal opera-...

  • Page 17: Resetting Accessory Usage

    Accessory Status The accessory status screen allows you to check the approximate usage of your mechanical or electronic air cleaner, humidifier pad, and UV lamps before routine maintenance is required. The accessory status screen also shows your servicing dealer's name and phone number.

  • Page 18: Accessory Maintenance Pop-Up

    Accessory Maintenance Pop-Up Messages Accessory Pop-Up messages remind you when it's time for accessory maintenance. There can be up to five messages, depending on the accessories installed with your system: - Replace UV Lamps - Change Humidifier - Clean Air Filter - EAC - Clean or Replace Air Filter...

  • Page 19: Service Pop-Up Messages

    Service P op-Up Messages Service Pop-Up m essages remind y ouwhen it'stime forroutine equipment maintenance orifthesystem hasmalfunctioned. There c anbeuptothree messages, depending onthelevel of service r equired: - Routine Maintenance Recommended -System Malfunction -Critical Malfunction ROUTINE MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDED: This pop-up appears when seasonal maintenance should beperformed tomaintain optimum performance ofyour s ystem.

  • Page 20: Keyboard Lock-Out

    Keyboard Lock-Out You canlocktheInfinity Control buttons to help avoid inadvertent changes to your settings. Keyboard lock-out can ONLY be activated from the main screen. To do so, simultaneously press the ZONE and FAN buttons for two seconds. Keyboard lock-out will be indicated by a graphic lock on the screen.

  • Page 21: Programmable Features, Setup & Operation

    BacMighting The Infinity backlight feature makes the screen easy to read, even at night or in low light conditions, High-intensity backlightin 9 is acti- vated when a button is pushed or the door at the base of the unit is opened, The backlighting will automatically turn off or revert to a lower intensity constant backlightin 9 after 10 seconds of no button...

  • Page 22: Programming Your Comfort Schedule

    WAKE EVENING SLEEP Time / HT ° / CL ° Time / HT" / CL" Time / HT" / CL" Time / HT" / CL" Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Programming Your Comfort Schedule The Infinity Control allows you maximum flexibility in creating a comfort...
  • Page 23 3 Press the ZONE button until the name of the zone you wish to program appears on the upper left screen. Selecting 'ALL ZONES" allows you to create one schedule for the entire home. 4 If the text '_,LLDAYS" appears at the top of the screen, you are ready to start.

  • Page 24: Weekdays Schedule

    13 To create an identical schedule for another zone, skip ahead to the Copying a Zone Schedule section in this manual, page 24. NOTE: A default set of heating and cooling setback tempera- tures, called UNOCCUPIED settings, may be activated by pressing the HOLD button.

  • Page 25: Weekend Schedule

    10Use the SCROLL button t ohighlight thenext p eriod, then repeat steps 5 - 9toselect settings forDAY, EVENING and SLEER 11Exit b ypressing theSCHEDULE button o rclosing t he door. - OR - 12Tocreate a WEEKDAYS schedule fortheremaining zones, press the ZONE b utton t oselect thenext z one you wish toprogram.

  • Page 26: Daily Schedule

    7 Settheheating temperature using the TEMP ( +\-) button. 8 Press t heblue COOL b utton. Cooling t emperature will b egin flashing. 9 Setthecooling t emperature using t heTEMP ( +\-) button. 10Using t heSCROLL button tohighlight thenext p eriod, repeat steps 5- 9 toselect DAY, EVENING andSLEER 11Exit b ypressing theSCHEDULE...

  • Page 27: Copy Day

    5 Ifnot, p ress e ither theLEFT o rRIGHT button repeatedly as necessary until thedayoftheweek youwant t oselect is displayed. The WAKE period will b ehighlighted. 6 Using t heTIME (+\-) b utton, setthestart t ime forthistime period. 7 Press t heredHEAT b utton. Heating temperature will b egin flashing.

  • Page 28: Copying A Zone Schedule

    5 Repeat steps 2 & 3 until YES appears for each day to which you would like to copy. 6 Press the RIGHT button to copy or the LEFT button to cancel. 7 A confirmation screen will list the days you have selected. If the list is correct, press the RIGHT button...

  • Page 29: Programming Fan Speed

    6 Use theSCROLL button t ohighlight thefirst z one towhich y ou would like tocopy. 7 Use theTEMP ( +\-) button toselect YES tocopy, orNO tonot copy. 8 Repeat steps 6 &7until YES appears with each zone towhich you would liketocopy. 9 Press t heRIGHT button tocopy ortheLEFT b utton t ocancel.
  • Page 30 4 Press t heFAN button toaccess theFan Speed p rogramming screen. 5 Press t heLEFT o rRIGHT button t oselect thedays you wish to program - ALLDAYS, WEEKDAYS, WEEKEND, orchoose a specific d ay(MON, TUES, WED, etc.). 6 Using t heTIME (+\-) button, select your d esired f anspeed - LOW, MED, HIGH orAUTO.

  • Page 31: Operation

    Each zone inyour h ome hasaseparate sensor tohelp monitor that zone's conditions. The Infinity Control is your main interface for set- ting and changing each zone's comfort schedule. Checking Zone Status The zone status may be observed from optional Smart Sensors the Infinity Control.

  • Page 32: Fresh Air Ventilation

    Fresh Air Ventilation A fresh air ventilator is used to exchange stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air. Fresh air ventilation can be customized with up to four settings. The setting you choose for heating operation can be differ- ent from the setting you choose for cooling.

  • Page 33: Advanced Setup

    Accessory Maintenance Reminders The Infinity Control can remind you when it's time to change the filter, humidifier pad, UV lamps, and ventilator pre-filter with a pop- up message. The REMINDERS screen allows you to individually turn on or off your accessory maintenance reminders depending on which accessories are installed.

  • Page 34: Lighting

    Lighting You can adjust the backlighting contrast, turn off backlighting alto- gether, or turn off the HEAT and COOL status lights (LED)s. 1 Flip down the door near the base of the Infinity Control. 2 Press the ADVANCED setup button. 3 Press the RIGHT button once to select...

  • Page 35: Heating Humidity

    Heating Humidity If you have a whole house humidifier, heat recovery ventilator (HRV) or energy recovery ventilator (ERV) as a part of your system, you can select your desired heating humidity settin 9 and change your system controls the humidifier or fresh air ventilation, 1 Flip down the door near the base of the Infinity...

  • Page 36: Cooling Humidity

    Cooling Humidity 1 Flip down the door near the base of the Infinity Control. Press the ADVANCED setup button. Press the LEFT button three times to view the COOLING HUMIDITY screen (4 of 7). Use the TEMP (+V) button to set your desired humidity level.

  • Page 37: Vacation

    Vacation Settings You can pre-select temperature, humidity and fan settings for your VACATION function. These settings will take effect when you acti- vate VACATION operation as outlined on pages 11-12. 1 Flip down the door near the base of the Infinity Control.

  • Page 38: Unoccupied

    Unoccupied Settings UNOCCUPIED operation allows youtoselect maximum a ndmini- mum temperatures, humidity levels, fanspeed a ndventilator speed fortimes when y our h ome will b eunoccupied fora designated peri- odoftime. These s ettings will a pply toallzones w hen activated. 1 Flip down thedoor n ear t hebase oftheInfinity"...

  • Page 39: Zone Names

    to save your changes, "NO" to revert back to previous settings. See "Normal Operation" section of this manual for instructions on how to select UNOCCUPIED operation. Zone Names You can name each zone in your home for easy identification. The zone names you enter will replace the factory default names.

  • Page 40: Smart Sensor Operation

    Outside Temp/_ Status indoor Humidity --Fan Control Room Humidity Temperature Hold / Unoccupied Setpoint Time (+/-) Temp (+/-) Smart Sensor Operation The Infinity Smart Sensor allows control and changing of zone temperature setpoints. Continuous FAN selection is available; AUTO, LOW, MED, HIGH. Other features include viewing...
  • Page 41 • Pressing HOLD / UNOCCUPIED button for approximately 3 sec- onds will display UNOCCUPIED status on lower left screen. Pressing button again for approximately 3 seconds will release UNOCCUPIED status and return to previous mode. Continuous Fan Adjustment Pressing the FAN button will scroll through the following: AUTO, LOW,...

  • Page 42: Glossary

    Accessory Status...pg. This function allows y outocheck theapproximate usage ofan airfilter, h umidifier pad, U V lamp(s) orventilator pre-filter. All Days Schedule..,pg. One comfort schedule that stays the same every day of the week. Auxiliary Heat.o.pg. A supplemental heating source often found with heat pump sys-...
  • Page 43 Unoccupied...pg. Unoccupied settings are maximum and minimum temperature and humidity levels you wish your home to remain within while it is unoccupied, When you select the Unoccupied Function, your system will automatically stay within the selected settings, Weekdays Schedule...pg. 20-21 One comfort schedule that is repeated...
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