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- Page 1 Talking Thermostat Key Information Guide Models VT1007, VT2007 & VT2207...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Talking Thermostat Key Information Guide Models VT1007, VT2007 and VT2207 TOPICS Page(s) All Settings: Quickly Reviewing ............12 Bypass Compressor Short Cycle Protector ..........5 Calibrate Indoor Temperature ..............2 Cycle Rate (Setting) ................3 Fahrenheit to Celsius (Changing to and from) ........4 Filter, Service and UV Light Alerts –... -
Page 4: Model Number By Type
Press and HOLD to hear revision number MODEL Number VT1007 -- Single Stage Heat / Cool VT2007 – 2 Stage Heat / Single Stage Cool / Heat Pump VT2207 – 2 Stage Heat / 2 Stage Cool (NOT for Heat Pumps) -
Page 5: Calibrate Indoor Temperature
Calibrate Indoor Temperature Press the UP and DOWN keys together and HOLD until INDOOR TEMPERATURE starts to FLASH. RELEASE. Press the UP or DOWN key to raise or lower INDOOR TEMPERATURE to the desired setting. When fi nished press RUN. NOTE: Indoor Temperature calibration is limited to (+ / -) 3˚... -
Page 6: Cycle Rate (Setting)
Setting Cycle Rate Press the UP and DOWN keys together and HOLD until INDOOR TEMPERATURE starts to FLASH. RELEASE. Press BOTH again until Cr1 appears in setpoint location. Press UP and DOWN key to move to the desired setting. Press Run. Cr1 will appear here. -
Page 7: Fahrenheit To Celsius (Changing To And From)
Fahrenheit to Celsius & Reset Key To Change From Celsius to Fahrenheit, Press and HOLD the YES and NO keys together for 6 seconds. Reset Key RESET primary functions. Escape Program Mode: If, during programming, you get lost or wish to quit, press RESET. You will exit the programming mode without making changes. -
Page 8: Bypass Compressor Short Cycle Protector
Bypass Compressor Short Cycle Protector COOL DELAY If you turn the cooling OFF and back ON in less than 5 minutes, the unit will activate the time delay. COOL and DELAY will FLASH. Press the NO and FUNCTION keys and HOLD for 8 seconds. -
Page 9: Activating Emergency Heat ("Eon")
Program Keys PROGRAM ON / OFF KEY Press to turn program on or off. WEEKDAY AND WEEKEND KEYS Press and follow instructions to change program. DAY / TIME KEY Press and follow instructions to change the time and day of the week. RUN KEY Press to advance to next step when programming. -
Page 10: Locking Out Programmable Operation
Locking Out Programmed Operation Lock out prevents users from accidentally running programmable operation. Press and hold NO and ON/OFF keys for 6 seconds. Audio plays “OFF” when any program button is pressed. To unlock, repeat same. Locking Out All Operations Full lock out prevents unauthorized... -
Page 11: Voice On/Off (Set Point Temp Up & Down Keys)
Voice On/Off (When changing Setpoint Temperature) Press and HOLD the UP key for 8 seconds to activate the VOICE ON when changing setpoint temperature. Press and HOLD the DOWN key for 8 seconds to activate the VOICE OFF when changing setpoint temperature... -
Page 12: Filter, Service And Uv Light Alerts - Default Setting (Months & Optional Hours)
Filter, Service and UV Light Alert Monthly Settings FP 01 FP (Filter Period), SP (Service Period) and ULP (UV Light Period) will display here. NOTE: Default Period Settings: FILTER PERIOD (FP): 1 MONTH (after 1 month CHK FILT appears) SERVICE PERIOD (SP): 6 MONTHS (after 6 months CFS appears) UV LIGHT PERIOD (ULP): 0 MONTHS (CFS for UV Light is turned off at 0 setting) -
Page 13: Adjusting Months
Adjusting Filter, Service and UV Light Period (Months) FH 04 00 1. Press and HOLD NO, then 2. Press and HOLD WEEK DAY until SET POINT TEMPERATURE displays FP (Filter Period). The clock display will begin fl ashing 01 (1 Month). 3. -
Page 14: Changing To Hours
Changing to & Adjusting Filter, Service and UV Light Hours FH 04 00 1. To enter HOURS of operation (instead of MONTHS) press the DOWN key until FP 00 (zero) appears and press RUN. 2. Display changes to fl ashing FH 04 00 (400 hours) 3. -
Page 15: All Settings: Quickly Reviewing
Reviewing Filter and Service Months (or Hours) FH 04 00 1. Press and HOLD NO, then 2. Press and HOLD WEEK END until SET POINT TEMPERATURE displays FP (Filter Period) or FH (Filter Hours). The number of months that has elapsed or hours the system has been operating will be displayed. -
Page 16: Clearing "Chk Filt" Display
Clearing and Resetting Period (or Hours) for CFS (for service), CFS (for UV Light) and CHK FILT To remove “CFS” for Service Period or Service Hours, Press and HOLD NO for 6 seconds until “CFS” disappears. Resets Service Period to 0 (zero) months or Service Hours to 1. -
Page 17: Reducing 2Nd Stage Time Delay ("Eon")
VT2007 ONLY 2nd Stage Heat Operation Setting 2nd Stage Differential & HP Emergency Heat HEAT 2-Stage Operation In 1st stage, the HEAT icon shines steady. In 2nd stage, the HI and HEAT icons shine steady. Note: When 1st stage fi rst cycles on, it WAITS 8 MINUTES before advancing to 2nd stage. -
Page 18: Vt2007& Vt2207: 2Nd Stage Differential Table
VT2007 and VT2207 2nd Stage Differential Settings • 2nd Stage Differential is the sum of “Cycle Rate” (See Page 4) and the “2nx” selected (below) • When thermostat is running in 2nd Stage, the HEAT and HI icons or (VT2207 only) the COOL and HI icons are displayed •... -
Page 19: Vt2207 2Nd Stage Differential - Setting
VT2207 ONLY 2nd Stage Heat / Cool Operation Setting 2nd Stage Differential Not for Heat Pumps HEAT 2-Stage Operation In 1st stage the HEAT icon shines steady In 2nd stage the HI and HEAT icon shines steady Note: When 1st stage fi rst cycles on it waits 8 minutes before advancing to 2nd stage. -
Page 20: Service Alert - (See Above Filter, Service And Uv Light Alerts) Troubleshooting Tips
• Check for low battery voltage. Make sure at least 3.00 Volts per pair • If a model VT1007 make sure jumper between RH & RC. • Check that wiring is connected to the correct terminals per wiring diagram.
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