Radio Thermostat of America 6080TX Thermostat Transmitter (312MHz Tx) User Manual
Radio Thermostat Company of America, Inc Thermostat Transmitter (312MHz Tx)
User Manual
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Product Name: 6080
Document Title: Operation Guide ENG
Document Type Code: IBOE
Part Number: 611-029-001
16mar07 initial release
30mar07 edit
1may07 added Humidity blurb to page 3
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Operation 6080 rit'e" .
Please take a moment to try out your
touch screen itself.
To test a simp|eiunc1ion on the touch
screen. place your fnger on the firrls
display and give a short firm push Try a
“lap" of thel finger or stylus. Your input
must last long enough for the system to
determine it is not an accidentai 'bump‘ .
Using the stylus is more comfortable
for some users. Again allow the system
enough flme to recognize your inputs.
Mummy When you are comfortable with touch
and 2 shin comical“ my astdwacl llic n- ' inputs, proceed.
P51
835 1: Screens
The MODE swrrcu of the 6030 must be in the HEAT or the COOL position to access all
control luhctions. The 6050 Thermostat has 4 basil: screens - HOME. MENU. PROGRAM and
MANUAL. The HOME screen is displayed when unit is operating your system.
Touchan the a will always return you to this screen. “me Cum,“ Rom
Tempemture
Time of day
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Temperature
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MENU screen Displayed when (he MENU button is pressed.
Set'flme 59“; 4 Remole Channel sol
. Touch Ihis lo sel
Touch thls area lo eel . Lock Program
lhe lime ol day. 'e"‘Pe’a“"e d'SP‘EV' Touch for 2 sec
Lefi arrow goes back, lo lock level1
rlglrr arrow goes lorward [allows lemporary
UV Bulb Timer set mirggfifllscedlzssec
Filter Tlmar sel [lull lock]
l-lurrrlrllller Fad Se. Day
Timer Se! Touch (his area lo sel
5 pay l;l_ghl the day cl lrre week.
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Humldlly Touon «file to turn lhe
fl“ {ITS {caselw MN and audible chllp on or oil.
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PROGRAM Screen Displayed when the PROGRAM button Is pressed.
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Copy Sal Program Day
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limo olday you warrr each pruglam Target
limo perlod lo start. Temps lcr.
Len errow goes back.
I‘lgm arrow goes forward.
Program sclocl
Touch and hold for
2 sec lo cycle lrrrougrr
z, 4. s lime slol programs.
more: EPA Energy-Slar
plug is rrol changaoler
,- Return HOME
When programming
is complete press
E] fills to run
@ your program.
9 Temp Upl
Temp Down arrows.
Revlew _——_/ Touch these lo raise
touch this area to auto cycle and lower each
lhrough your program Targel Temp. PG 4
m NOTE' The Mode Switch must be In PG 5
. HEAT or COOL mode to configure.
Press MENU to configure the thermostat (from HOME screen).
Set flat or the week -
Touch he Day of the week area to cycle through the days or
the week to select the current day.
Set time of day - .
Touch the Time of Day arrows to move the time selection ; I "3 u,
inward or backward until it displays the surfs"! lime. Touoh l' d a
and hold for faster setting.
Set °c -°l= display , _
Touch the “F and it will toggle to °c. °F 1:
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Set audiole chirp » _ r r
Touch the the muslcal note icon to select the chlrp or no chirp. JJ 1L
Return HOME by pressing the home button. a
This Thermostat comes preprogramrned with an Energy-star"M
approved program This program is recommended by the EPA for
energy emclency.
We strongly recommend that you Auto-Run this pro ram for one week. and see if it
works lor you. it it does not fit your needs you can a ways input a custom program.
- TD Auto—Run (he Energy-SiarTM progmm, select HEAT or COOL with me made switch.
The unit is new lunn|ng the Energy-StarTM program.
- The clock ls disglayed on the la“. The ambient temperature is displayed In the the
center or the LC touch screen. The TIME SLOT icon indicates the TIME SLOT active
in the Energy-Storm program.
- The programmed temperature is shown on the lower right. For program details rsfsrto
the Energystar’" program chart below.
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NOTE: 50 Second Rule-During progmmmlng, If a button is not PG 7
g gushed in 60 seconds. the unit will return tn the home screen.
verylhing you have changed while progmmmlng wlII be saved
Select Pro ram nu want set - B c D or EPA
Prog B hasgz pet/rods, c 4 periods, b 6“. periods. [M
Select HEAT with the HEAT/Cool MODE switch.
Press PROG to go to the programming screen.
Select the day you want to pro ram»
Touch the Day of the week area 0 cycle through
the days of the week to select the desired day.
Select the time slot you want to rogram - .
Touch the Time slot area to pycley hrough the 4 time
slots, until it displays the desired time slot. in; in; at par
Select the time of day - , 4 in l- 3“
Touch the Time of Day arrows to move the time selection l l-
forward or backward until It displays the desired time. Touch 045m Ff‘jd
and hold for faster time set, “a m “m
t. Select the desired temperature -
[w Press the + temp I - temp buttons.
Repeat the above procedures for each day of the week and each time slot of the day as
desired.
LoenRfiE‘gllEjlév your Program touch REVIEW. Each time slot for each day or set of
ys, wrl be displayed every 3 seconds,
Return HOME by pressing the home button. f
To COPY the program from the current day to another day - c if
Touch COPY on the program screen. The current day will remain solid. the
destination day will flash. _ 1—
Teuch the da area to advance the day and select a copy destination.
Touch COP again to copy all settings to the destination day.
To pro rain for cooling ~
Select OOL with the eat/Cool MODE switch and repeat the above
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proce ure PG 5
m The 6080 has 2 manual override commands. These are accessed by as 9
pressan the + Temp I-Tellip buttons.
+ Temp I-Temp buttons
Target Touch these to raise and lower
Manual WW“ '""'°3‘°" Temperature the manual override Target Tami?»
Blinks TEMPORARY when
you have modified the Target.
This relume lo the programed
target temp at the next time slot.
HOLD
Touch this area to set
a comrortabie target
temp for the system
to hold until you return
and remove HOLD.
MANUAL override screen Rem"! HOME
E Manual cont, NOTE The Mode Switch must be in
I HEAT or COOL mode to override.
Temporary OVERRIDE -
- Press the + Temp! - Temp buttons to select your desired temporary Target
Temperature,
~ Press HOME to return to operation.
The TEMPORARY icon will go on indicating you have modified the Target
Temp tor lhe current Time slot only (see F’G7-Tlme Slat).
HOLD ~
' At the Manual override screen, Touch HOLD to initiate a hold temperature
- Press the + Temp I - Temp buttons to select your hold temperature.
- Press HOME to return to operation. LBJ
The ON HOLD Icon Will flash indicating you have changed the Target Temp.
The system will HOLD this temperature until you return to this screen
and deselect HOLD, by touching the HOLD loon again. PG 10
w Battery When the batteries are low, the battery icon will flash. \
The two AA Batteries in the unit need to be replaced. In some
Special Features F5 11
Comfort Level
There are three COMFORT level selections ECON, NORM . and LX. We reoommend
the NORM for most areas, LX lor severely cold areas (particularty with heat
pumps) and ECON for warm climates (uses less energy).
To Change the setting, with the MODE Switch in heat or cool, comm?“ Tm]
press the MENU button. The touch COMFORT level you want ‘—J‘—J1"—m
installations your heater system will step funcilonlng when the thermostat loses
power. Replace batteries as soon as you see this warning. The thermostat
Brograms will remain for 60 seconds while the batteries are changed,
0 not take longer than 30 sec to change the batteries in your unit or you will
lose all custom settings and all progmmmlng. Only the Energy-Star“ program will
remain. Once the batteries are replaced. the system will return to normal in 2
seconds.
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S t cont.
Allows you to to prevent any changes in custom settings.
To Lock Levell, touch the LOCK icon on the MENU screen for 2 sec. ,.
Leveli allows temporary target adjustments but no program changes
To Lock LevelZ. touch LOCK icon for 2 sec. Level? allows no changes. _.
To unlock, Touch the locked icon tor 2 sec. 5_5_g
72/24 hour The thermostat can display time in 12 or 24 hour formats
At the HOME screen touch the time to toggle (mm 12 to 24 hr display
The 5080 has a feature that keeps track at actual furnace run time and
reminds you to periodically replace your systems air FILTER,
Press MENU and touch the FILTER lcun.This will display your filter run-time in
date in weeks. To zero the FILTER timer fora new FlLTER. touch the run-time PH”
time display. To input a new FILTER lifetime, touch the FILTER icon for 3
seconds. In ut the life time in weeks for your new FILTER to activate a
reminder F LTER icon on home screen). "4 .
To leavet e FILTER display, touch the HOME button. (l S J P9 12
Spec. Feair, conl. P 13
Heal Pump Features
ll you have a heal pump with Auxiliary heal, lhe new sequential slaging will give you fasler
recovery from sel hacks. The lhermoslal can be configured lor Electric aux or gas/oil aux heal
(see Inslallalion). If lhe heat pump cannol maintain your desired room lempemlure, lhe new
system allows the Aux heal to help mainlain your heal all lhe way lo your desired room
iempemlure.
When using a heal pump wilh Auxiliary heat. iilhe heal pump is networking. you can shul off lhe
heat pump and use jusl your auxiliary heal; assuming lhe 6080 is set up for a heal pump (see
insiallalionjumper sel up lor heal pump). While at HOME screen. push lhe MENU button. The
ON HEAT PUMP icon Wi|| be shown (boilom of screen). Touch the HEAT PUMP ICON and it will
change (0 HEAT PUMP OFF. Then push HOME. Auxiliary heal is more expensive lhan lhe heal
pump, so lum lhe heal pump hack on as soon as possible.
UV BULB
Tne 6050 allows you lo keep track of lhe aoiual real llme of your Ulua \ficlet air purifier
and can remind you to periodically replaoe your UV-BULB.
Press MENU and louch UV—BULB icon.
This will display your accumulaled bulb running lime in weeks. Tc zero lhe UV»BULB
limer for a new bulb, touch lhe accumulated lime display. Tc lnpul a new UV—BULB life
time. touch lhe UV—BULB icon for 3 seeonds. Inpulthe llfe lime in weeks loryour new
UV—BULB to aciivale a reminder (UV-BULB icon on home screen)
To leave lhe UV—BULB display, (ouch lhe HOME buflun.
The 6080 allows on to keep track of lhe aclual humidileir run lime of your humidifier
pad and can rem nd you in erlcdically replace your H-PAD,
Press MENU and lunch H- AD icon. This will display your accumulaled humidifier
running lime In weeks. Tn zero the H-PAD limer for a new bulb, touch the accumulated
lime display. To input a new H»PAD life lime, (ouch the H-PAD ioon lor 3 seconds.
Inpul lhe life lime in weeks ior your new H—PAD lo activale a reminder (H-PAD icon on
home screen), 14
To leave lhe H-PAD display, touch lhe HOME buncn. P
C Spe Fea con P15
RANDOMFAN
The RANDOM FAN tunction allows your tan to circulate alr for at least 5 minutes per
hour for better indoor air uality.
To turn it on or off, touch t e MENU button, and touch the RANDOM FAN Icon: the ON
icon will come be displayed. touch again to turn it oft. When the thermostat is controlling
the fan, the tan icon will indicate it Is running.
TRUE AUTO MODE
The 6080 can automaticall switch from HEAT to COOL, In addition to COOL and HEAT
modes, the 6080 TRUEA T0 made switches automatically between heat and oool. Auto
switching is normally limited in two ways. The COOL target cannot be any closer than 2F
or BF above the heat target, and the COOL programmed times must he the same as the
HEAT programmed times. Unlike all other manufactures. the 5080 TRUE AUTO has no
such temperature or time [imitations (Patent pending).
REMOTE CONTROL Channel selector
Note: The remote control cannot work unless the 0 wire is \1
connected from your HVAC (see installation guide) \
The 6000 comes with a 3 channel remote control with a range or as
much as 50 feet (walls may reduce this range). If there is interference
with the remote. or you are using more than one 6080, you can select a
different channel on the remote, The thermostats receive channel must
then be changed to match that channel by pushing the MENU button
and then touching the channel icon at the top right side of the screen. Battery install
Each time you touch it, it toggles to the next channel.
To use the remote, press up or down. there will be a delay, and then
the thermostats target temperature will temporally change one degree per ,
push of the remote. If you wish to restore the target to Its program setting. Q
fires the RESET button on the remote. If you do not use the RESET
utton, your change will stay until the next programmed period and go
back to the programmed target.
To activate the remote pull out the Iastic tab on the back to connect
its battery (Battery Type A23 (MN21) 2V). 9 1s
Remote Control frequency 312MHZ a 17
This device corwies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: 1) is device may not cause harmful interlerence, and (2) This device must
accept any lnte erence received, including interlerenoe that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: Thls equipment has been tested and lcund to cornply with the limits for a Class E digital
device. pursuant to Part 15 01 the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation, This equipment
generetsuses and can radiate radio frequency energy end, if not installed and used in
accordance with the lnstmctlorlerlay cause hermful interference to radio communications.
However. this is no gualantee that Interference will not not!” in a panioular installation. If this
equipment Clea cause harmful interference to radio or televsion reception. which can be
determined by turning the equipment or and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interrerence by one or more oftha following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help,
C Spe Featncont.
HUMIDISTAT
The 3080 has a built in humidistat to control an external humidifier for humidifying. To
set a minimum humidity level (with a humidifier installed) from the HOME screen. touch
the MENU button then touch the HUMIDITY icon. Touch MW and use me +I- buttons to
set the desired minimum humidity level. The 6080 can be set up to run the humidifier
whenever the humidistat calls for hurn' Ty (tan also runs) or can be set to run only
when the humidislat is calling for humidity and the heat is also lunning. (Refer
installation instruction humidlstat).
De-humidifyin?
The 6050‘s bu It in humldlstat can also control the Air Conditioner for de-humidifying. To
set a maximum humidity level (using the air conditioner) from the HOME screen, touch
the MENU button then touch the HUMIDITY icon. Touch MAX and use the +I— buttons
to set the desired maximum humidity level. The 6050 can be set up to run the air
conditioner whenever the humidistat calls in die-humidity or can be set to run the air
conditioner only when the humldistat calls to tie-humidity and the thermostat is also
calling tor COOL. (Refer Installation instruction Humidistat). P 18
6080 Features P19
This thermostat can be used with all millivolt and 24VAC heating and cooling systems. it
cannot be used with line voltage systems. This thermostat is digital and your desired heat or
cool temperatures can be easily be set on the large touch screen with the UP/DOWN arrows.
A minimum 4 minute oft time protects heating and cooling systems from damage.
When using a heat pump with Auxiliary heat. it the heat pump is not working, you can shut
oft the heat pump and use just your auxiliary heat; assuming
the 6080 is set up for a heat pump (see installation jumper
set up tor heat pump). While at HOME screen. push the
' MENU button. The ON HEAT PUMP icon will be shown
- (bottom 01 screen), Touch the HEAT PUMP [CON and it
will change to HEAT PUMP OFF Then push HOME.
Auxiliary heat is more expensive than the heat pump. so
turn the heat pump back on as soon as possible.
Callbtatmn
NOTE: Your thermostat comes trem the factory calibrated to + or - 1°r= actual
temperature. It is an accurate instrument. It you went yourmermostetto display the
same temperature as another thermometer in your home, you can adjust it. Maximum
calibration is we" .
Calibrate controls
To change the calibration:
Press the MENU button nad
touch CALIBRATF.
Press the Temp+/- buttons to
adjust the temperature reading. A-V meme
cALlBRATE ON will appear on y. El‘
the MENU screen,
Press HOME to save the new
setting,
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