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APRIL 8, 2024
MT-5-A-H USER MANUAL
V1.18
SHENZHEN MEK INTELLISYS PTE LTD

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  • Page 1 APRIL 8, 2024 MT-5-A-H USER MANUAL V1.18 SHENZHEN MEK INTELLISYS PTE LTD...

  • Page 2: History Of Revisions

    MT-5-A User Manual History of Revisions Revision Date Summary of changes V1.00 April 15, 2023 First release. V1.01 Sept 11, 2023 Revised for RTU. V1.02 Oct 23, 2023 Revised for HPU. V1.03 Nov 07, 2023 Revised for Event Log and RTC time. V1.04 Nov 20, 2023 Revised for FCU.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    MT-5-A User Manual Contents 1. Overview ................................1 2. Dimensions ............................... 1 3. MT-5 Series and Order Code ..........................3 4. Specifications ..............................4 5. Hardware Descriptions ............................. 5 5.1 Front ................................5 5.2 Back ................................5 5.3 Motherboard Battery ..........................6 6.
  • Page 4 MT-5-A User Manual 9.2 Mode ................................ 30 9.3 Fan Speed ..............................30 9.4 Temperature Setting ..........................30 9.5 Time Setting .............................. 31 9.6 LCD Brightness ............................32 9.7 Weekly Scheduler ............................. 32 9.8 Temperature and Humidity Display ......................33 9.9 User Override ............................33 10.
  • Page 5 MT-5-A User Manual 11.10 Real Time Clock Setup .......................... 50 11.11 Device Information ..........................51 11.12 Bootloader Mode ..........................51 11.13 Restore Factory Default Setting ......................53 11.14 Reboot ..............................54 12. LoRaWAN(Only Model with LoRa) ........................ 54 12.1 Regional Parameters ..........................54 12.2 Activation ..............................
  • Page 6 MT-5-A User Manual 12.12.17 SET_SETTING4_REPLY ........................63 12.12.18 SET_SETTING5_REPLY ........................63 12.12.19 SET_SETTING6_REPLY ........................64 12.12.20 SET_SETTING7_REPLY ........................64 12.12.21 SET_SETTING8_REPLY ........................64 12.12.22 SET_SETTING9_REPLY ........................64 12.12.23 SET_RTC_REPLY ........................... 64 12.12.24 GET_FIRMWARE_VERSION_REPLY ....................64 12.13 Downlink Payload ..........................64 12.13.1 GET_SETTING0 ..........................
  • Page 7 MT-5-A User Manual Figures Figure 1 : MT-5 Front and side Dimension(mm) ..................1 Figure 2 : MT-5 Mounting Holes Distances And Sizes(mm)..............2 Figure 3 : MT-5-X/L dimension....................... 3 Figure 4 : Front View ..........................5 Figure 5 : Low Voltage wiring ......................... 5 Figure 6 : Connection without offline adapter ..................
  • Page 8 MT-5-A User Manual Figure 31 : Terminal - LoRaWAN Setting....................50 Figure 32 : Terminal - Real Time Clock Setting ..................51 Figure 33 : Terminal - Device Information ................... 51 Figure 34 : Terminal - Bootloader ......................52 Figure 35 : Terminal - Mass Storage Device..................52 Figure 36 : Terminal - Restore Factory Default Setting ...............

  • Page 9: Overview

    MT-5-A User Manual 1. Overview MT-5 is a series of advanced thermostat with LoRaWAN, RS485(BACnet MSTP and Modbus RTU), and WIFI supported. It measures the room temperature, and controls the fans and valves to adjust the room temperature to the pre-configured temperature. This device supports configuration like two- pipe/four-pipe, two-lines/three-lines valves, and three fan speeds controls, modulating valve and ECM fan.

  • Page 10: Figure 2 : Mt-5 Mounting Holes Distances And Sizes(Mm)

    MT-5-A User Manual 2: MT-5 M IGURE OUNTING OLES ISTANCES IZES V1.10...

  • Page 11: Series And Order Code

    MT-5-A User Manual 3: MT-5-X/L IGURE DIMENSION 3. MT-5 Series and Order Code MT-5 Naming Convention and Order Code V1.10...

  • Page 12: Specifications

    MT-5-A User Manual Note : RS485 is the default feature. It is available for LoRA and WIFI version. 4. Specifications MT-5 Pwer Supply 24VAC +20%/-15% 50/60Hz Power Consumption Temperature Sensor 0°C to 70°C ± 0.25°C Temperature Control Range 1°C to 50°C (default is 16-30°C) Humidity Sensor 20% RH to 80% RH ±2.5% RH @ 20°C to 80°C eCO2 Sensor...

  • Page 13: Hardware Descriptions

    MT-5-A User Manual 5. Hardware Descriptions 5.1 Front There are 7 button on the front panel. 4: F IGURE RONT 5.2 Back Main Port is used to connect with the supply power and valve control. Temperature Sensor is used to measure the room temperature. 5: L IGURE OLTAGE WIRING...

  • Page 14: Motherboard Battery

    MT-5-A User Manual 5.3 Motherboard Battery The only function of the battery is used for saving the device time, it does not need to be replaced in normal circumstances, since the configuration will not be lost even the battery is dead. To replace the battery in the MT-5, the back cover of the screen is required to be removed.

  • Page 15: Wiring Connections

    MT-5-A User Manual 6. Wiring Connections 6.1 Power Supply MT-5 when used without offline adapter use 24VAC +20%/-15% or 24VDC +/- 5% 6: C IGURE ONNECTION WITHOUT OFFLINE ADAPTER V1.10...

  • Page 16: Rs485 Connection

    MT-5-A User Manual 6.2 RS485 Connection RS485 port on MT-5 is used for Modbus RTU, and BACnet MSTP. 7: RS485 C IGURE ONNECTION V1.10...

  • Page 17: Installation

    MT-5-A User Manual 7. Installation Please make sure the device is not powered during installation. MT-5 should be installed at somewhere with good air circulation, far from the heat source and windows, to avoid direct sunlight. It also should be installed in a standard 86-type box (86 x 86 mm). Please do not punch any hole on the cover box, do not disassemble the power adapter, as it will damage the device and cause harm.

  • Page 18: Figure 10: Screen Cover Installation

    MT-5-A User Manual Snap the screen cover on to the bottom cover that is pried open previously. Do not apply force on the screen, as it will damage the screen sensor, apply force at the edge will do the work. Screw back the screw at the bottom to secure the screen.

  • Page 19: Application

    MT-5-A User Manual 8. Application 8.1 Roof Top Unit Application User can select the operating mode by touch screen mode button or remote access by network command. The available user selectable modes are: Off(by the power button), Fan, Dry, Cool, Heat and Auto.

  • Page 20: Figure 11: Roof Top Unit Sequences

    MT-5-A User Manual Boost Stage Time = 180 s Note : Only SP has unit, either °C or °F, Offsets are unit-less and will add directly from SP. 11: R IGURE EQUENCES V1.10...

  • Page 21: Operation Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 12: R IGURE ONNECTION Note : FST, DAT and OAT are not implemented yet. 8.1.1 Operation Mode User can change the operation mode from Cooling Mode, Heating Mode and Auto Mode. For RTU application not all the operating mode is valid. Operating Mode Validity/Implement Command from BACnet or LoRaWAN...

  • Page 22: Compressor On/Off Protection

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.1.2 Compressor On/Off Protection The compressor must be idle for at least 3 minutes once it is deactivated. There will be no delay during power on reset for standard configuration. If the compressor has been turned off for more than 2 minutes before power off, then the compressor can be turned on immediately upon thermostat switch on, otherwise it will has to wait until the 3 minutes has passed.

  • Page 23: Heat Pump Application

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.2 Heat Pump Application User can select the operating mode by touch screen mode button or remote access by network command. The available user selectable modes are: Off(by the power button), Fan, Dry, Cool, Heat and Auto. Parameters used: Cooling Setpoint User selected cooling setpoint temperature...
  • Page 24 MT-5-A User Manual Boost Stage Time = 180 s Note : Only SP has unit, either °C or °F, Offsets are unit-less and will add directly from SP. V1.10...

  • Page 25: Figure 14: Heat Pump Unit Sequences

    MT-5-A User Manual 14: H IGURE EQUENCES V1.10...

  • Page 26: Operation Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 15: H IGURE PPLICATION Note : FST, DAT and OAT are not implemented yet. 8.2.1 Operation Mode User can change the operation mode from Cooling Mode, Heating Mode and Auto Mode. For HPU application not all the operating mode is valid. Operating Mode Validity/Implement Command from BACnet or LoRaWAN...

  • Page 27: Compressor On/Off Protection

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.2.2 Compressor On/Off Protection The compressor must be idle for at least 3 minutes once it is deactivated. There will be no delay during power on reset for standard configuration. If the compressor has been turned off for more than 2 minutes before power off, then the compressor can be turned on immediately upon thermostat switch on, otherwise it will has to wait until the 3 minutes has passed.

  • Page 28: Figure 17 : Compressor On/Off Delay Protection

    MT-5-A User Manual 17: C IGURE OMPRESSOR ELAY ROTECTION V1.10...

  • Page 29: Fan Coil Application

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.3 Fan Coil Application User can select the operating mode by touch screen mode button or remote access by network command. The available user selectable modes are: Off(by the power button), Fan, Dry, Cool, Heat and Auto. Parameters used: Cooling Setpoint User selected cooling setpoint temperature...

  • Page 30: Two Pipe Cooling Mode And Heating Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual For Auto fan speed in Cool mode, its operation depends on room temperature and set point. 18: F IGURE PEED EQUENCE 8.3.2 Two Pipe Cooling Mode And Heating Mode In this mode , fan is always running. User can select all fan speed. 19: T IGURE OOLING AND...

  • Page 31: Two Pipe Cooling Only Operation Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.3.3 Two Pipe Cooling Only Operation Mode Operating Mode Validity/Implement Command from BACnet or LoRaWAN Cooling Mode Supported Accepted Fan Mode Supported Accepted Heating Mode Not Supported Default to Cooling Mode Auto Mode Not Supported Default to Cooling Mode Dry Mode Supported Accepted...

  • Page 32: Four Pipe Cooling , Heating And Auto Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.3.5 Four Pipe Cooling , Heating And Auto Mode 20: F IGURE OOLING EATING AND V1.10...

  • Page 33: Four Pipe Cooling, Heating And Auto Operation Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 8.3.6 Four Pipe Cooling, Heating and Auto Operation Mode Operating Mode Validity/Implement Command from BACnet or LoRaWAN Cooling Mode Supported Accepted Fan Mode Supported Accepted Heating Mode Supported Accepted Auto Mode Supported Accepted Dry Mode Supported Accepted 8.3.7 Fan Mode User selectable speed are Low, Medium and High.

  • Page 34: Figure 21: Dry Mode Zones

    MT-5-A User Manual 21: D IGURE ONES The determination of Zone only will be done every 12 minutes(one cycle of Dry Mode cycle). For the various operating zones, the cooling valve and the fan sequences are as shown below. Note that the low fan cuts in 30 seconds before the valve cuts in, and the low fan cuts out 30 seconds after the valve cuts out.

  • Page 35: Figure 22: Dry Mode Sequence

    MT-5-A User Manual 22: D IGURE EQUENCE V1.10...

  • Page 36: Fcu Application Type And Wiring

    MT-5-A User Manual Note : FST, DAT and OAT are not implemented yet. 8.3.9 FCU Application Type And Wiring V1.10...

  • Page 37: Figure 23: Fcu Application An Type And Wiring

    MT-5-A User Manual 23: FCU A IGURE PPLICATION AN YPE AND IRING V1.10...

  • Page 38: Operation Guides

    MT-5-A User Manual 9. Operation Guides 9.1 Panel Operations 24: P IGURE ANEL UTTONS AND YMBOLS 9.2 Mode Press ‘Mode’ button to switch the device modes. In 4 pipe FCU, HPU and RTU with both Heating and Cooling capabilities application, there are 4 modes can be switched to, which are ‘Cool’ ‘Fan’...

  • Page 39: Time Setting

    MT-5-A User Manual Auto mode will use these cooling and heating setpoint and can not change setpoint setting in auto mode. In auto mode, pressing up key will show the cooling setpoint, while pressing the down key will show the heating setpoint. 9.5 Time Setting Press ‘Time Setting’...

  • Page 40: Lcd Brightness

    MT-5-A User Manual Press ‘Time Setting’ button 7 times to enter the ‘minute close timer’ menu, the ‘Timer’ symbol and the ‘minute’ number will now be blinking (when the ‘minute’ is showing ‘－’ instead of number, it means that the timer is not yet enabled), press ‘Increase Temperature’ or ‘Decrease Temperature’...

  • Page 41: Temperature And Humidity Display

    MT-5-A User Manual Evening Session Time Hour : 0-23, 24 = disable Evening Session Time Minute : 0-59, 60 = disable Night Session Time Hour : 0-23, 24 = disable Night Session Time Minute : 0-59, 60 = disable Morning Session Set Point : Temperature Set Point for morning session Afternoon Session Set Point : Temperature Set Point for afternoon session...

  • Page 42: Communication

    MT-5-A User Manual Press and hold ‘Mode’ button for around 5s, either ‘Cool’ or ‘Heat’ will be blinking depends on the current Application. Use the ‘Increase Temperature’ or ‘Decrease Temperature’ button to switch between Cool and Heat mode. Note that in certain Application, such as 2 Pipe Cooling or Heating only FCU, the mode would not switch as there is only one mode.

  • Page 43: Bacnet Mstp Settings

    The Terminal Program provides a simple way to configure the controller with minimum hardware and software. It uses the controller’s USB type C interface as virtual communication port, MEK-i IO- Module Configuration Tools or any dump terminal software and a PC.

  • Page 44: User Name Menu

    HECK THE COMMUNICATION PORT NUMBER To activate Terminal program, simply click the tab in MEK-i IO-Module Configuration Tools after select the correct PC serial communication port to establish the connection. If any dump terminal software (e.g. Hyper Terminal) is used, create a connection with following...

  • Page 45: Password Menu

    MT-5-A User Manual 29 T IGURE ERMINAL 11.2 Password Menu The Password is used for Terminal Program login. The default value is ‘1234’. 30: T IGURE ERMINAL ASSWORD 11.3 Main Menu The main menu consist of several setting menu as shown. V1.10...

  • Page 46: Thermostat Advanced Configuration

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4 Thermostat Advanced Configuration V1.10...

  • Page 47: Thermostat Application

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.1 Thermostat Application There are twelve application: 1. Roof Top Unit 2. Heat Pump Unit 3. Fan Coil Unit Two Pipe Cooling Only With On/Off Valve 4. Fan Coil Unit Two Pipe Heating Only With On/Off Valve 5.

  • Page 48: O/B Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.2 O/B Mode This defines the Four Way Valve Switch in O or B mode. 11.4.3 Operation Mode Retrieve and control the current operation mode. V1.10...

  • Page 49: Keylock

    MT-5-A User Manual Depends on the selected application, some of the application does not support certain operation mode. Refer to section 8 for further details. 11.4.4 Keylock Touch screen button can be locked to prevent user changing the settings. V1.10...

  • Page 50: Clock Mode

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.5 Clock Mode Clock display can be set to 24 hour format or 12 hour format. 11.4.6 Power On Off Set the device on or off. V1.10...

  • Page 51: Power On Default State

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.7 Power On Default State Configure the power on default state. 11.4.8 Thermistor Selection Select internal or external thermistor sensor. V1.10...

  • Page 52: Cooling Set Point

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.9 Cooling Set Point 11.4.10 Heating Set Point V1.10...

  • Page 53: Temperature Compensation

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.11 Temperature Compensation 11.4.12 Temperature Offset V1.10...

  • Page 54: Temperature Unit

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.4.13 Temperature Unit Select temperature unit. 11.5 Thermostat Offset Configuration V1.10...

  • Page 55: Thermostat User Override Default Time

    MT-5-A User Manual Various Offset and Setpoint Maximum and minimum settings 11.6 Thermostat User Override Default Time 11.7 Thermostat Time Limit Configuration V1.10...

  • Page 56: Thermostat Schedule Configuration

    MT-5-A User Manual Various minimum timing settings 11.8 Thermostat Schedule Configuration The scheduler consist of a weekly schedule with each day four sessions. Refer to section 9.7. V1.10...

  • Page 57: Lorawan Setting

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.9 LoRaWAN Setting All parameters for the operation of the thermostat LoRaWAN can be set/read through LoRaWAN Setting menu. User can obtain all the information for the DevEUI, App/JoinEUI, AppKey, etc or apply your own parameters. V1.10...

  • Page 58: Real Time Clock Setup

    MT-5-A User Manual 31: T WAN S IGURE ERMINAL ETTING 11.10 Real Time Clock Setup V1.10...

  • Page 59: Device Information

    MT-5-A User Manual 32: T IGURE ERMINAL LOCK ETTING Set up Real time clock. The Real Time Clock stores the local time. UTC time will be obtained by substrating RTC time with UTC offset. 11.11 Device Information 33: T IGURE ERMINAL EVICE NFORMATION...

  • Page 60: Figure 34: Terminal - Bootloader

    MT-5-A User Manual 34: T IGURE ERMINAL OOTLOADER 35: T IGURE ERMINAL TORAGE EVICE V1.10...

  • Page 61: Restore Factory Default Setting

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.13 Restore Factory Default Setting 36: T IGURE ERMINAL ESTORE ACTORY EFAULT ETTING This option will reset all the settings back to the factory default, including the LoRaWAN DevEUI etc. V1.10...

  • Page 62: Reboot

    MT-5-A User Manual 11.14 Reboot 37: T - RE IGURE ERMINAL BOOT The reboot function is used when settings like Serial Port Configuration changes. The device need to be reboot for the new Serial Port Setting to take effect. LoRaWAN(Only Model with LoRa) 12.1 Regional Parameters MT-5 implements Regional Parameters RP002-1.0.3 Final.

  • Page 63: Otaa

    MT-5-A User Manual Example : LW:D0:18A788FFFEFFFE00:18A7880200000000:FFFF0000 Note : The VenderID and VenderProfileID will be provided after MT-5 has join LoRa Alliance. User can provide his own VenderID and VenderProfileID in the USB terminal. 12.3 OTAA There are three essential parameters to be used in LoRaWAN OTAA, which are ‘DevEUI’, ‘JoinEUI’ and ‘JoinKey’.

  • Page 64: Payload

    MT-5-A User Manual 12.8 Payload It is necessary for the application to encode the application data structure into raw data before sending it down stream to a node and decode the raw data received from the node to application data structure that the application could understand. 12.9 FUOTA MT-5-A supports FUOTA.

  • Page 65: Uplink Payload

    MT-5-A User Manual GET_SETTING4_REPLY GET_SETTING4 GET_SETTING5_REPLY GET_SETTING5 GET_SETTING6_REPLY GET_SETTING6 GET_SETTING7_REPLY GET_SETTING7 GET_SETTING8_REPLY GET_SETTING8 GET_SETTING9_REPLY GET_SETTING9 GET_EVENT_LOG_REPLY GET_EVENT_LOG SET_SETTING0_REPLY SET_SETTING0 SET_SETTING1_REPLY SET_SETTING1 SET_SETTING2_REPLY SET_SETTING2 SET_SETTING3_REPLY SET_SETTING3 SET_SETTING4_REPLY SET_SETTING4 SET_SETTING5_REPLY SET_SETTING5 SET_SETTING6_REPLY SET_SETTING6 SET_SETTING7_REPLY SET_SETTING7 SET_SETTING8_REPLY SET_SETTING8 SET_SETTING9_REPLY SET_SETTING9 SET_RTC_REPLY SET_RTC GET_FIRMWARE_VERSION_REPLY GET_FIRMWARE_VERSION *Uplink periodically send GET_DATA if no downlink command received.

  • Page 66: Get_Setting0_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual 12.12.2 GET_SETTING0_REPLY Operating Setting : 7 BYTES Byte 0 : Header (D7: Toggle when receive a downlink, D6-D1:Data type Command, D0: 0x01) Byte 1: Application 0 = RTU 1 = HPU 2 = FCU Two Pipe Cooling Only with On/Off Valve 3 = FCU Two Pipe Heating Only with On/Off Valve 4 = FCU Two Pipe Cooling Only with Floating Valve 5 = FCU Two Pipe Heating Only with Floating Valve...

  • Page 67: Get_Setting2_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 1: Operation Mode 0 = Cool Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, 2 = Heat Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, 4 = Dry Mode. Byte 2: Temperature Unit | Key Lock | Clock Mode | On/Off Bit 6-7: Reserved Bit 5: Temperature Unit, 0 = Fahrenheit, 1 = Celsius.

  • Page 68: Get_Setting3_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 7-8: Set Point Max*100, 16.0 to 86.0. Byte 9-10: Set Point Min*100, 16.0 to 86.0. 12.12.5 GET_SETTING3_REPLY operating setting Cont.. : 9 BYTES Byte 0 : Header (D7: Toggle when receive a downlink, D6-D1:Data type Command, D0: 0x01) Byte 1-2: W(1) Offset*100, -9.9 to 9.9.

  • Page 69: Get_Setting6_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 6: Scheduled Off Timer Minute, 0 to 59, 60 = disable. Byte 7: Scheduler Morning Operation Mode. 0 = Cool Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, 2 = Heat Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, 4 = Dry Mode. Byte 8: Scheduler Afternoon Operation Mode.

  • Page 70: Get_Setting8_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 2: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable Byte 3-4: Morning Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0. Byte 5-6: Afternoon Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0. Byte 7-8: Evening Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0. Byte 9-10: Night Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0.

  • Page 71: Set_Setting0_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual e.g.: 0x11223344, Byte 1 = 0x44, Byte 2 = 0x33, Byte 3 = 0x22, Byte 4 = 0x11 Byte 5: Event Log Type 0 = Relay state change event 1 = USB Login event Byte 6: Log Data Depends on Byte 5, Event Log Type Log Type = 0, Log Data = Relay state changed.

  • Page 72: Set_Setting6_Reply

    MT-5-A User Manual 12.12.19 SET_SETTING6_REPLY Reply after received Downlink configuration command : 1 BYTES Byte 0 : Header (D7: Toggle when receive a downlink, D6-D1:Data type Command, D0: 0x01) 12.12.20 SET_SETTING7_REPLY Reply after received Downlink configuration command : 1 BYTES Byte 0 : Header (D7: Toggle when receive a downlink, D6-D1:Data type Command, D0: 0x01) 12.12.21 SET_SETTING8_REPLY...

  • Page 73: Get_Setting1

    MT-5-A User Manual 12.13.2 GET_SETTING1 Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command 12.13.3 GET_SETTING2 Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command 12.13.4 GET_SETTING3 Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command 12.13.5 GET_SETTING4 Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command...

  • Page 74: Get_Setting9

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 1: Weekday(0-6, Sunday to Saturday) 12.13.10 GET_SETTING9 Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command 12.13.11 GET_EVENT_LOG Operating Setting : 1 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command 12.13.12 SET_SETTING0 Operating Setting : 7 BYTES Byte 1: Application 0 = RTU...

  • Page 75: Set_Setting1

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 5-6: Temperature Offset*100 ,-9.9 to 9.9. 12.13.13 SET_SETTING1 Operating Setting : 7 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command Byte 1: Operation Mode 0 = Cool Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, 2 = Heat Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, 4 = Dry Mode. Byte 2: Temperature Unit | Key Lock | Clock Mode | On/Off Bit 6-7:...

  • Page 76: Set_Setting3

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 3-4: Y(2) Offset*100, -9.9 to 9.9. Byte 6-5: Y(3) Offset*100, -9.9 to 9.9. Byte 7-8: Setpoint Max*100, -16.0 to 86.0. Byte 9-10: Setpoint Min*100, -16.0 to 86.0. 12.13.15 SET_SETTING3 Operating Setting : 9 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command Byte 1-2: W(1) Offset*100, -9.9 to 9.9.

  • Page 77: Set_Setting6

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 5: Scheduled Off Timer Hour , 0 to 23, 24 = disable.. Byte 6: Scheduled Off Timer Minute, 0 to 59, 60 = disable, Byte 7: Scheduler Morning Operation Mode. 0 = Cool Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, 2 = Heat Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, 4 = Dry Mode. Byte 8: Scheduler Afternoon Operation Mode.

  • Page 78: Set_Setting8

    MT-5-A User Manual Byte 1: Weekday(0-6, Sunday to Saturday) Byte 2: 0 = Disable, 1 = Enable Byte 3-4: Morning Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0.. Byte 5-6: Afternoon Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0.. Byte 7-8: Evening Session Cooling Set Point * 100, 16.0 to 86.0..

  • Page 79: Set_Rtc

    MT-5-A User Manual 12.13.22 SET_RTC Operating Setting : 10 BYTES Byte 0: Data type Command Byte 1-2: RTC Year, (0 to 65,535). Byte 3: Month(1-12) Byte 4: Day(1-31) Byte 5: Hour(0-23) Byte 6: Minute(0-59) Byte 7: Second(0-59) Byte 8: Weekday(0-6, Sunday to Saturday) Byte 9-10: Offset in minutes.

  • Page 80: Bacnet Object Table

    MT-5-A User Manual 13. BACnet Object Table Type & Object Name Readable/Writable Description Range and Definition Instance On Off Status BV 1 Current On Off Status 0 = Off, 1 = On W2|O/B|W Status DO Status 0 = Off, 1 = On W1|Y Status DO Status 0 = Off, 1 = On...
  • Page 81 MT-5-A User Manual Temperature Temperature -9.9 ~ 9.9 Compensation Compensation Temperature Offset Temperature Offset -9.9 ~ 9.9 Y1 Offset Y1 Offset -9.9 ~ 9.9 Y2 Offset AV10 Y2 Offset -9.9 ~ 9.9 Y3 Offset AV11 Y3 Offset -9.9 ~ 9.9 W1 Offset AV12 W1 Offset...
  • Page 82 MT-5-A User Manual 0~ 59, Sunday Afternoon Session Sunday Afternoon Session AV28 Minute Minute 60 = Disable 0 ~ 23, Sunday Evening Session Sunday Evening Session AV29 Hour Hour 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Sunday Evening Session Sunday Evening Session AV30 Minute Minute...
  • Page 83 MT-5-A User Manual 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Monday Morning Session Monday Morning Session AV46 Minute Minute 60 = Disable 0 ~ 23, Monday Afternoon Monday Afternoon AV47 Session Hour Session Hour 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Monday Afternoon Monday Afternoon AV48 Session Minute...
  • Page 84 MT-5-A User Manual 0 ~ 23, Tuesday Scheduled Off Tuesday Scheduled Off AV63 Time Hour Time Hour 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Tuesday Scheduled Off Tuesday Scheduled Off AV64 Time Minute Time Minute 60 = Disable 0 ~ 23, Tuesday Morning Session Tuesday Morning Session AV65 Hour...
  • Page 85 MT-5-A User Manual Tuesday Night Session Tuesday Night Session AV80 16 ~ 86 Heating Set Point Heating Set Point 0 ~ 23, Wednesday Scheduled On Wednesday Scheduled On AV81 Time Hour Time Hour 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Wednesday Scheduled On Wednesday Scheduled On AV82 Time Minute...
  • Page 86 MT-5-A User Manual Wednesday Morning Wednesday Morning AV97 16 ~ 86 Session Heating Set Point Session Heating Set Point Wednesday Afternoon Wednesday Afternoon AV98 16 ~ 86 Session Heating Set Point Session Heating Set Point Wednesday Evening Wednesday Evening AV99 16 ~ 86 Session Heating Set Point Session Heating Set Point...
  • Page 87 MT-5-A User Manual Thursday Afternoon Thursday Afternoon AV114 16 ~ 86 Session Cooling Set Point Session Cooling Set Point Thursday Evening Session Thursday Evening Session AV115 16 ~ 86 Cooling Set Point Cooling Set Point Thursday Night Session Thursday Night Session AV116 16 ~ 86 Cooling Set Point...
  • Page 88 MT-5-A User Manual 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Friday Night Session Friday Night Session AV132 Minute Minute 60 = Disable Friday Morning Session Friday Morning Session AV133 16 ~ 86 Cooling Set Point Cooling Set Point Friday Afternoon Session Friday Afternoon Session AV134 16 ~ 86 Cooling Set Point...
  • Page 89 MT-5-A User Manual 0 ~ 23, Saturday Evening Session Saturday Evening Session AV149 Hour Hour 24 = Disable 0~ 59, Saturday Evening Session Saturday Evening Session AV150 Minute Minute 60 = Disable 0 ~ 23, Saturday Night Session Saturday Night Session AV151 Hour Hour...
  • Page 90 MT-5-A User Manual 0 = Cooling Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, Set Operation Mode Set Operation Mode 2 = Heating Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, 4 = Dry Mode Determine the thermostat Power On Off Default 0 = On Boot Off 1 = On Boot Restore should be on or off when State...
  • Page 91 MT-5-A User Manual 0 = Cooling Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, Wednesday Afternoon Wednesday Afternoon MV20 2 = Heating Mode, 3 = Auto Mode, Session Operation Mode Session Operation Mode 4 = Dry Mode 0 = Cooling Mode, 1 = Fan Mode, Wednesday Evening Wednesday...

  • Page 92: Fcc Statement

    MT-5-A User Manual FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

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