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Uponor Climate Control Manual

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Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System

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Welcome to the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System .................................... 4
Use the Touch Panel Interface screens ....................................................... 5
Abbreviations used on the Touch Panel Interface ............................................. 7
Contact Uponor technical support .................................................................. 8
About thermostats ...................................................................................... 9
View the list of thermostats ........................................................................ 11
Change the room temperature .................................................................... 12
View active equipment ............................................................................... 13
View installed equipment ............................................................................ 14
Change the heat or cool mode for all thermostats .......................................... 15
Change thermostat setpoints ...................................................................... 16
Set thermostat backlight timing .................................................................. 20
Change a thermostat schedule .................................................................... 22
Change a thermostat description ................................................................. 24

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Use the Touch Panel Interface screens ............5 View the IP address and connect from a home computer ......6 Abbreviations used on the Touch Panel Interface ..........7 Contact Uponor technical support ..............8 About thermostats ..................9 View the list of thermostats ................ 11 Change the room temperature ..............
  • Page 2 About air zones ..................25 View the thermostats in a zone ..............26 Change the heat or cool mode ..............27 Use fan and ventilation settings ..............28 Set relative humidity .................. 29 Change a zone description ................30 About hot water tanks ................31 Change the hot water tank temperature ............
  • Page 3 Override a schedule ................... 48 Add an override time block to a schedule............49 Set dates on the override calendar .............. 50 Set recurring override dates ............... 51 Remove an override date ................52 About the vacation calendar ..............53 Set dates on the vacation calendar ..............

  • Page 4: Welcome To The Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System

    From any Touch Panel Interface or home computer, you can adjust the indoor temperature, modify the temperature of your hot water tank, check the status of your snow melt zones, and set and adjust other devices such as sprinklers and outside lighting.

  • Page 5: Use The Touch Panel Interface Screens

    Use the Touch Panel Interface screens The Touch Panel Interface is a touch screen device. To view and adjust settings for the equipment installed in your home, touch the tabs, buttons, and radio buttons with a finger. To conserve energy, the Touch Panel Interface screen turns itself off after a period of inactivity. To activate the screen, touch anywhere on the screen.

  • Page 6: View The Ip Address And Connect From A Home Computer

    View the IP address and connect from a home computer You can connect to the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System from any computer connected to your home network. This can be especially useful for setting up the more complex features of the system such as the schedules and calendars. Each Touch Panel Interface device has a unique IP address to identify it on the network.

  • Page 7: Abbreviations Used On The Touch Panel Interface

    Abbreviations used on the Touch Panel Interface The following abbreviations are used on the Touch Panel Interface. Abbreviation Description Air conditioning Air Circ Air circulation Auto Automatic °C Degrees Celsius °F Degrees Fahrenheit Hr (Hrs) Hour (Hours) Minute Min/Max Minimum/maximum Relative humidity Sched Schedule...

  • Page 8: Contact Uponor Technical Support

    If you have read this online user guide, but not found answers to your questions, call your installing contractor, or contact Uponor technical support:  US: (800) 321-4739  Canada: (888) 994-7726 For information about other Uponor products or to learn more about Uponor, see our website:  www.uponor.com  www.uponor.ca...

  • Page 9: About Thermostats

    About thermostats Thermostats are devices that measure the air temperature and humidity in the room where they are installed. Even if you have a Touch Panel Interface in a room instead of a standard thermostat panel, there will be a thermostat installed invisibly in the room to take temperature and humidity measurements.
  • Page 10 You can look at information and make adjustments to thermostats in three different ways:  By viewing the thermostat through a Touch Panel Interface.  By using the standard thermostat panel in a room.  By logging into the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System using a computer on your home network. Whichever of the three methods you use, you can set the temperature in several ways: ...

  • Page 11: View The List Of Thermostats

    View the list of thermostats On the "home" screen, on the Thermostat List tab, you can view a list of all the thermostats in your home. To view the list of thermostats: 1. Click the button. The list of thermostats is displayed in alphanumeric order by thermostat description (name).

  • Page 12: Change The Room Temperature

    Change the room temperature You can use the thermostat to raise or lower the temperature in the room. When the thermostat is the primary, and you have equipment like furnaces and air conditioners installed, the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System will run appropriate equipment to meet and keep the setpoint in that room.

  • Page 13: View Active Equipment

    View active equipment When you adjust the temperature of a thermostat, the system operates the available equipment to give you the desired temperature. On the Touch Panel Interface, you can see which pieces of equipment are currently active or inactive, as well as which setpoints and mode are in effect for each thermostat. To view equipment that is active right now: 4.

  • Page 14: View Installed Equipment

    View installed equipment When you adjust the temperature of a thermostat, the system adjusts the available equipment to give you the desired temperature. On the Touch Panel Interface, you can see which pieces of equipment are currently active for each thermostat. You can also see a list of all the equipment installed with your system.

  • Page 15: Change The Heat Or Cool Mode For All Thermostats

    Change the heat or cool mode for all thermostats Generally it is best to use Auto Mode to control the temperature for all the thermostats in the home. In Auto Mode, the system uses the thermostat schedules to efficiently control the temperature. However, if the home is too cool or too warm, you can select Heat Mode or Cool Mode to adjust the temperature.

  • Page 16: Change Thermostat Setpoints

    Change thermostat setpoints Thermostats provide heating and cooling based on Normal and Setback setpoints. Setpoints are set for both heat and cool modes and have Minimum and Maximum limits defined.  Normal setpoints are typically used to keep rooms at a comfortable temperature when you are in the home. ...
  • Page 17 To change the thermostat Minimum and Maximum setpoints: 1. Click the button. 2. Click a thermostat. 3. Click the Thermostat Setpoints button. 4. Click the Min/Max Setpoints tab. 5. Click the buttons to change the Minimum and Maximum setpoints.

  • Page 18: Make A Thermostat The Primary Thermostat For An Air Zone

    Make a thermostat the primary thermostat for an air zone When you have air zones in your home, the primary thermostat temperature readings and setpoints are used to adjust equipment to reach and hold the setpoint temperature of the room where the current primary thermostat is located.
  • Page 19 3. Click the Thermostat Properties button. The Primary Setting tab is displayed. 4. If the thermostat is set to Not the Primary Right Now, click the Yes button next to Make this thermostat the primary to control this Zone. If the thermostat is set to Never Primary, click the Yes button next to Allow this thermostat to be the primary of this Zone, and then click the Yes button next to Make this thermostat the primary to control this Zone.

  • Page 20: Set Thermostat Backlight Timing

    Set thermostat backlight timing You can change the number of seconds a thermostat remains lit after you have finished adjusting it. Backlighting is only apparent in low light or when the room is dark. To set the thermostat backlight timing: 1.

  • Page 21: Switch The Thermostat Temperature Display Between Fahrenheit And Celsius

    Switch the thermostat temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius You can set the temperature display for an individual thermostat. To switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius: 1. Click the button. 2. Click a thermostat. 3. Click the Thermostat Properties button. 4. Click the °F or °C Display tab. 5.

  • Page 22: Change A Thermostat Schedule

    Change a thermostat schedule You can specify setpoints to be used at different times of the day or days of the week, by attaching a thermostat to a schedule, and then setting up time blocks in the schedule to use Normal or Setback setpoints. To view a thermostat's schedule information: 1.
  • Page 23 To attach the thermostat to a different schedule: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Schedule Settings tab. 3. Click the Thermostat Schedules button. 4. Click the schedule you want to attach the thermostat to. 5. Click the Add Thermostat button. 6.

  • Page 24: Change A Thermostat Description

    Change a thermostat description You can change the description of each thermostat. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to enter a unique name. To change a description: 1. Click the button. 2. Click a thermostat. 3. Click the Thermostat Properties button. 4.

  • Page 25: About Air Zones

    About air zones A Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System generally contains one or more air zones, based on the types of heating, cooling, ventilation, and other equipment installed in your home. For example, if your home uses forced air heating, all the rooms affected by the furnace are included in a single air zone.

  • Page 26: View The Thermostats In A Zone

    View the thermostats in a zone There are two ways to view thermostats in a zone. You can either view an air zone and see the list of attached thermostats, or view a thermostat and go to its zone directly. To see which thermostats are in an air zone: Click the button.

  • Page 27: Change The Heat Or Cool Mode

    Change the heat or cool mode This feature allows you to set the mode for all the thermostats in the air zone, or all the thermostats in your system regardless of which air zone they are in. Another option is to use Auto Mode to control the heating and cooling equipment. In Auto Mode, the system uses the thermostat setpoints and temperatures to determine whether the system should be in heat or cool mode.

  • Page 28: Use Fan And Ventilation Settings

    Use fan and ventilation settings The Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System uses a combination of recirculation fan and ventilation fan settings to keep the air fresh and maintain a consistent temperature throughout the zone. The recirculation fan moves air around within the zone, while the ventilation fan vents air out of the zone and draws in fresh air. Note: If you disable the vent, the ventilation fan settings are set to Off.

  • Page 29: Set Relative Humidity

    Set relative humidity You can set a preferred setpoint for relative humidity for all the rooms in an air zone. However, the system automatically sets an optimal range for inside relative humidity. If your preferred setpoint falls outside this optimal range on a given day, the system will choose the closest relative humidity percentage within the optimal range.

  • Page 30: Change A Zone Description

    Change a zone description You can change the description of each zone. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to enter a unique name. To change a description: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Air Zones tab. 3.

  • Page 31: About Hot Water Tanks

    About hot water tanks Your system can include one or two hot water tanks. You can set the temperatures of each hot water tank individually. If one tank is used primarily by children for example, you can set the setpoint a little lower to avoid the risk of scalding. Depending on your installation, the hot water tank might be set to automatically run a Legionella prevention cycle.

  • Page 32: Change The Hot Water Tank Temperature

    Change the hot water tank temperature You can adjust the temperature of a hot water tank. To adjust the hot water tank temperature: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Hot Water Tank tab. 3. Click the buttons to adjust the hot water tank temperature. When you adjust the temperature, the Touch Panel Interface initially displays the adjusted setpoint, and then it reverts to the current tank temperature.

  • Page 33: Change Hot Water Tank Setpoints

    Change hot water tank setpoints You can adjust a hot water tank's setpoint. To change the setpoint: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Hot Water Tank tab. 3. Click the Edit button. 4. Click the buttons to change the hot water tank's setpoint.

  • Page 34: Change A Hot Water Tank Schedule

    Change a hot water tank schedule To change a hot water tank schedule: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Hot Water Tank tab. 3. Click the Schedule button. 4. Click the Revise Schedule button.

  • Page 35: Change A Hot Water Tank Description

    Change a hot water tank description You can change the description of each hot water tank. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to enter a unique name. To change a description: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Hot Water Tank tab. 3.

  • Page 36: About Snow Melt Zones

    About snow melt zones A snow melt zone can prevent snow and ice forming on paths and driveways. Depending on the size of your installation you might have one or more snow melt zones. Each snow melt zone temperature is controlled by: ...

  • Page 37: Change Snow Melt Zone Temperatures

    Change snow melt zone temperatures You can set the Melt Target temperature to control the melting of snow in your snow melt zone. You can also set the system to hold at the Idle Target temperature, which will help the system melt the snow more quickly. To change the target temperature: 1.

  • Page 38: Change A Snow Melt Zone Description

    Change a snow melt zone description You can change the description of a snow melt zone. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols to enter a unique name. To change a description: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Snow Melt tab. 3.

  • Page 39: About Other Devices

    About other devices Depending on the equipment installed in your system, the Touch Panel Interface might control devices such as sprinklers and lights (functional devices) or sensors for other types of devices (notification devices). For functional devices, you can turn the device on or off, or run it according to a schedule. For example, if your system includes sprinklers, you might set up the schedule to run the sprinklers every other day, or according to local watering restrictions.

  • Page 40: Use A Schedule To Control Functional Devices

    Use a schedule to control functional devices For functional devices, you can turn the device on or off, or run it according to a schedule. For example, if your system includes sprinklers, you might set up the schedule to run the sprinklers every other day, or according to local watering restrictions.

  • Page 41: Turn On Or Off Functional Devices

    Turn on or off functional devices You can turn functional devices on or off. To turn a functional device on or off: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Other Devices tab. 3. Click the Functional Devices button. 4. Click the Edit button for the other device you want to update. 5.

  • Page 42: Change A Functional Device Description

    Change a functional device description You can change the description of functional devices. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to enter a unique name. To change a description: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Other Devices tab. 3.

  • Page 43: Change A Notification Device Description

    Change a notification device description You can change the notification device descriptions. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to enter a unique name. It is recommended that you end the notification description with a question mark (?) so that a Yes or No status is meaningful.

  • Page 44: About Schedules

    About schedules Schedules are regularly used to control the equipment installed in your home. One or more thermostats can share a schedule, but other equipment, such as hot water tanks and other devices are each attached exclusively to a particular schedule. By default, schedules use Setback setpoints to conserve energy.

  • Page 45: Set Up A Schedule

    Set up a schedule To set up a schedule to control a thermostat, hot water tank, or other devices, find the schedule and then add time blocks to define the times you want to use Normal setpoints. Normal setpoints keep rooms at a comfortable temperature.
  • Page 46 To change a time block on the schedule: 1. Click a time block. 2. Click a day button. 3. Click the buttons to set the start and end time for the time block. 4. Click the OK button. To delete a time block from the schedule: 1.

  • Page 47: Add A Thermostat To A Schedule

    Add a thermostat to a schedule You can attach thermostats to schedules on a one-to-one ratio (one thermostat per schedule), or you can attach several thermostats to a single schedule. To add a thermostat to a schedule: 1. Click the button.

  • Page 48: Override A Schedule

    Override a schedule On days that you are at home when you would normally be away, you can override the regular time blocks for the day in the schedule and use override time blocks. On days that are specified in the Override Calendar, any schedules that include override time blocks, will use Normal setpoints during the override time blocks.

  • Page 49: Add An Override Time Block To A Schedule

    Add an override time block to a schedule On override days, for times that you want to use Normal setpoints, you need to add override time blocks to the schedules you want to override. For example, if you want to use Normal air temperature setpoints for a thermostat or air zone, so that the house is a comfortable temperature, you need to add time blocks to the schedule attached to the thermostat or air zone.

  • Page 50: Set Dates On The Override Calendar

    Set dates on the override calendar You can set a single override date or a range of dates on the calendar. To view the override calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Schedule Settings tab. 3. Click the Override Calendar button. To add a single date to the calendar: 1.

  • Page 51: Set Recurring Override Dates

    Set recurring override dates You can set recurring override dates on the calendar. To view the override calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Schedule Settings tab. 3. Click the Override Calendar button. To add a recurring date to the calendar: 1.

  • Page 52: Remove An Override Date

    Remove an override date You can remove override dates from the calendar. To view the override calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Schedule Settings tab. 3. Click the Override Calendar button. To delete a single date: 1. Click the vacation date on the calendar. 2.

  • Page 53: About The Vacation Calendar

    About the vacation calendar You can use the vacation calendar to run your system on Setback setpoints to conserve energy when you are away from home. For example, if you will be away from home on vacation for a week, you can add those dates in the vacation calendar, to use Setback setpoints.

  • Page 54: Set Dates On The Vacation Calendar

    Set dates on the vacation calendar You can set a single vacation date or a range of dates on the calendar. To view the vacation calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Vacation Settings tab. 3. Click the Vacation Calendar button. To add a single date to the calendar: 1.

  • Page 55: Set Recurring Vacation Dates

    Set recurring vacation dates You can set recurring vacation dates on the calendar. To view the vacation calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Vacation Settings tab. 3. Click the Vacation Calendar button. 4. Click the Save & Close button. To add a recurring date to the calendar: 1.

  • Page 56: Remove Vacation Dates

    Remove vacation dates You can remove vacation dates from the calendar. To view the vacation calendar: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the Vacation Settings tab. 3. Click the Vacation Calendar button. To delete a single date: 1. Click the vacation date on the calendar. 2.

  • Page 57: About System Settings

    About system settings System settings are used to control features that affect the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System, including the system time and date, and the system description. If you have at least one air zone, you can also globally set the mode for all thermostats in the system.

  • Page 58: Adjust The Time

    Adjust the time You can adjust the time for the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System and you can adjust the time format for this Touch Panel Interface. The Adjust Time tab also displays the time zone, the current Daylight Savings status, and the time and dates on which Daylight Savings Time changes.

  • Page 59: Adjust The Date

    Adjust the date You can adjust the date for the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System. To adjust the date: 1. Click the button. 2. Click the System Properties tab. 3. Click the Global Properties button. 4. Click the Adjust Date button. 5.

  • Page 60: Adjust The Mode For All Thermostats

    Adjust the mode for all thermostats If you have at least one air zone in your Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System, you can globally adjust the mode for all the thermostats in the system. If the mode is not supported for a thermostat, the thermostat is turned off. To globally adjust the mode: 1.

  • Page 61: Change The System Description

    Change the system description You can change the description (name) of the system. Use upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols to enter a unique name. This is the name that appears at the top of the Touch Panel Interface. To change the description: 1.

  • Page 62: Switch The Touch Panel Interface Temperature Display Between Fahrenheit And Celsius

    Switch the Touch Panel Interface temperature display between Fahrenheit and Celsius You can change the temperatures displayed on the Touch Panel Interface between Fahrenheit and Celsius. This setting only adjusts the Touch Panel Interface you are standing in front of, or the particular Touch Panel Interface you have logged into from your home computer.

  • Page 63: Set The Touch Panel Interface Backlight Timing

    Set the Touch Panel Interface backlight timing You can set the length of time that the Touch Panel Interface remains lit after you touch it. Backlighting is only apparent in low light or when the room is dark. This setting only adjusts the Touch Panel Interface you are standing in front of, or the particular Touch Panel Interface you have logged into from your home computer.

  • Page 64: Adjust The Click Volume

    Adjust the click volume You can adjust the volume of the click that sounds when you touch the Touch Panel Interface. This setting only adjusts the Touch Panel Interface you are standing in front of, or the particular Touch Panel Interface you have logged into from your home computer.

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