Radio Thermostat of America 785605 Wireless Thermostat User Manual 75
Radio Thermostat Company of America, Inc Wireless Thermostat 75
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80825
OPERATiON GUiDE
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Please take a moment to try out
your touch screen itself.
Temper-tum To select a function on the
touch screen, place your finger 3
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m give a snort flrm push.Try a “tap" =
of the linger or stylus. Your Input
mm" must last long enough lor the
rum system to determine it is not an
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Fen Mode Mod“ Using the stylus is more
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Been: Screens
The MODE SWITCH of the 8082 must be in the HEAT or the COOL position to
access all control functions. The 8082Thermostet has 3 basic screens.
The HOME screen Is displayed when unit is operating your system.
Touching the a will always return you to this screen.
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Current Room“
Temperature
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; clock display Target
Temperature;
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i M EN U scree n
E Displayed when the MENU button is pressed from the HOME screen. -
g 1 Set Day ser CHANNEL Ttmuch Egg: mm?
tTouch this area to set Touch this area to set R, look or unlock l
the day of the week. Channel
2 SetTIme
Touch this area to set
the time of day.
Left arrow goes back,
right arrow goes toward.
FitterTimer set Set “C -'F 3
. Touch this to
Temperature Swing set Touch this to turn the set temperature ‘
display
audible chirp on or off.
PROGRAM screen
Displayed when the PROGRAM button Is pressed from the HOME screen.
Set Program Day Set Time Slot Return HOME
Touch this area to set Touch this area to set When programming
the day of the week you the Time Slot you is complete touch this
went to program Target want to program. to run your program.
Temps tor.
Set Program Time
Touch this area to set the
time of day you want each
time period to start.
Left arrow goes back,
right arrow goes toward.
Copy/
Touch this area to oopy
current program tn the
nextdey REVIEW
Temp Up I Temp Down
touch this area to auto cycle arrows. Touch these to
through your program raise and lower
each Threei TBmp- Fe 4
- Press MENUt eonll ure I th .
o 9 he ermos'tet §ultioT|r Wl Tilt Sc
. The Mode Switch must be in
1 Configure NOTE- HEAT or COOL mode to configure, V
- Set day 01 the week -
Touch the Day of the week area to cycle through
the days of the week to select the current day.
-Settlmeotday- in I {-
Touch the Time ot‘ Day arrows to move the time | ' _.
selection forward or backward until it displays the Backward Fm
current time. <,_0 F l
- Set ~c -1= display 0
Touch the 'F and it will toggle to ‘c. <©v
- Set audible ehirp -
Touch the the musical note icon to select the chirp " A
or no chirp. v /
- Sat Channel , \
Touch the CH 1 icon to select the 1,2 or 3 ”CH1 2 J
g ' Return HOME by touching the home Icon. h m 5
This Thermostat comes preprogrammed with an Energy- M
Star“ approved program.This program is recommended by
the EPA for energy efficiency.
We strongly recommend that you Auto-Hun this program for one week, and
see if it works for you. If It does not fit your needs you can always Input a
custom program.
- To Auto-Run the Energy-Star" program, select HEAT or COOL with the
mode switch. The unit' Is now running the Energy- -Slar"‘ program
- The clock is displayed on the left. The ambient temperature is displayed In
the the center of the LCD touch screen.The TIME SLOT icon indicates the
TIME SLOT active in the Energy-Star“program.
- The programmed temperature' is shown on the lower right. For program
details refer to the Energy-Ster‘M program chart below.
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3 Program
NOTE: so Second Rule-During programming, It a button is not pushed in
60 seconds, the unit will return to the home screen. Everything you have
changed while programming will automatically be saved.
- Press PROGRAM to go to the programming screen.
- Select HEAT with the HEAT/Cool MODE
switch. Eu Morin w. Tlln _,
Select the day you want to program-
- Touch the Day cf the week area to cycle through
the days of the week to select the'desired day.
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Select the time slot you want to program - m D“ EVE" W1. l
- Touch the Time slot area to cycle through the 4
time slots, until it displays the desired time slot.
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Select the time of day - R N4
- Touch the “me ol‘ Day arrows to move the time Backward Forward
selection forward or backward until it displays the
dog ed time.
3 Program nt l' ‘ 1
Select the desired temperature - TEMP :
-Touch the UP temp! Down temp arrows. v
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Repeat the above procedures for each day of the week and l
each time slot of the day as desired.
-To REVIEW you program touch REVIEW. Each time slot for each day or
set of identical days, will be displayed every 3 seconds.
- Return HOME by touching the home icon. k \
To COPY the program from the current day to another day -'-C V_.
-Touoh COPY on the program screen.The current day will remain solid,
the destination day will flash.
-Touch the day area to advance the day and select a copy destination.
-Touch COPY again to copy all settings to the destinatiop deyQUI/ A.
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To program for cooling - u ”it“ " f
- Select COOL with the Heat/Cool MODE switch and repeat the above
teuchina the cunentTemo Display at the HOME screen (center at screen).
= HOLD
1 Touch this area to set
Target Temperature Return HOME
3 The 8082 has 3 manual override oommands.These are accessed by
é a comfortable target
i temp for the system
i to hold until you return
i and remove HOLD.
i AWAY
5 Touch this area to
1 set an energy efficient
i target temp while you
i are away. Touch AWAY
l' r'
. again when you return. AWAY-l HOLDJ
Manual Override Indicators Temp Up [Temp Down arrows
Hashing shows which manual Touch these to raise and lower
override yuu have selected. the manual override Target Temp.
MANUALgverride screen
Manual cont. NOTE st be In _
1 Temporary OVEHRiDE _ . HEAT or COOL mode to override.
- At the Manual override ecreen,Tuuoh the Temp Up [Temp Down
arrows to select your desired temporary Target Temperature. TEMP
- Touch HOME to return to operation. v
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Target Temp for the current Time Slot only (see Peefime Slot).
HOLD - LD_,
- At the Manual override screen, Touch HOLD to initiate a hold temperature.
. Touch the Temp Up I Temp Down arrows to select your hold temperature.
- Touch HOME to return to operation.
The HOLD icon will flash indicating you have changed the Target Temp.
The system will HOLD this temperature until you return to this screen V
l The OVERHIDE icon will flash indicating you have modified the. x
and de-selectHOLD. by touching the HOLD icon again.
AWAY . Energy Efficient Fire-set . r"Aw ,
- At the Manual override screen, touch AWAY to initiate the away temperature.
- HEAT 45F or COOL 90F will be displayed, you can modify this temperature.
- Your system is In AWAY mode. Touch HOME to return to operation.
The AWAY icon will flash Indicating you have changed the Target Temp.
j The system will maintain the AWAY temperature until you return to this screen .
i and de-salectAWAY, bytouching the AWAY icon again. we 10 1
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- Swing cutting determines the temperature difference from -I
ON to OFF that the thermostat will command the HVAC system to run.
- With the MODE switch in HEAT or COOL, press the MENU button.
- Touch the SWING icon and the current setting of temp V
- To change the swing, touch the left or right arrows. ’
The furnace will cycle more at the lower numbers as it
tries to keep your set pomt constant.
The 8082 has a feature that keeps track of actual furnace run time and
reminds you to periodically replace your system's air filter.
° Press MENU and touch FILTER icon.
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This will display your accumulated filter run time. TIL ER
- To input a new filter life time. touch the FILTER icon for 3 seconds. 4
- Input the lifetime hours for your new filter.
- To zero the mar timer for a new filter, touch the .- // I'l
accumulated lime display. 4 E Su
I swing is shown on the display (default at 3 ). r
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- To Ieflyejhefllieteisdeumumttoufifl
Allows you to to prevent any changes In custom settings.
-To look, touch the LOCK icon on the MENU screen for 5 sec.
-To unlock, Touch the locked icon for5 sec. \\ \ | I / /
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- When the batteries are low, the battery icon will come on and flash.
The two AA Batteries in the unit need to be replaced. In some Installations
! your heater system will stop functioning when the thermostat loses power. i
- Replace batteries as soon as you see this warning. The thermostat
programs will remain for 30 seconds while the batteries are changed.
- Do not take longer than 00 ace to change the batteries in your unit or
you will lose all custom settings and all programming. Only the Energy-
Star'" program will remain. Once the batteries are replaced, the system will '
return to normal in 2 seconds. .
' 12/24 hour
i ' The thermostat can display time In 12 or 24 hour formats. At the HOME
screen touch the time display to toggle from 12 to 24 hr display. 12
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80826
lNSTALL GUlDE
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Drill with 3/1 G-irl. (4.5mm) D“ for this Installation.
- On replacement installations, mount the new thermostat in place ol‘ the f
old one lf possible. ’
- On new Installations, follow the guidelines listed below.
. Locate the thermostat on an inside wall, about 5 ft. (1 .5m) above the
floor, and in a room that is used often.
- Do not install it where there are unusual heating conditions, such as: in
dlrecr sunlight: neara lamp, radio, television, raulator register, or
fireplace; near hot water pipes in a wall; near a stove on the other side
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‘" “up“ ° Do not locate in unusual coolrng condrtlons, such as: on a wall separating
an unheated room; or In a draft from a smirwell, door, or window,
- Do not locate in a damp area.
This can lead to corrosion that will shorten thermostat life.
. Do not locate where air circulation is poor. such as:
In a corner or an alcove; or behind an open door.
- Do not install the unit until all construction work and painting has been
completed.
- This thermostat does not require leveling.
CAUTION
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2 Remove old unit
- Switch electricity to the furnace and air conditioner OFF,-
then proceed with the following steps.
- Remove cover from old thermostat. Most are snap-on types and simply
mill olf. Some have locking screws an the side nr lrnnt, These must he
loosened. Note the letters printed near the terminals. Attach labels
(enclosed) to each wire for identification.
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3 Mount the 8082
v separate tram 1mm back of unn. Press up on
the catch on bottom of thermostat and swing the body away from the
base, lift up to remove the body from the base.
- Remove and label the wires one at a time.
’ Make sure the Wires do not tall back inside the wall.
- Wlnd them around a pencil to keep them from falling
. Loosen all screws on the old thermostat and
remove it from the well.
- Hold the base against the wall, with the wires coming through the
opening below the terminal block. Tum-M
- Position the base tor best appearance
- Attach the base to the well With the two screws
provided.
it you are mounting the base to sheet rock or if you
are using the aid mounting hulee, use the plastic
anchors provided. Drill a 3/16-1n.(4.8mm) hole for the
insert at each screw location, then mount the base.
- Strip insulation 3/8 in. (9.5mm) from wire ends. 3
Take care not to damage the labels for each wire in handling. ‘
- Connect labeled wires to terminal with corresponding letter. ‘
- Bend the wire slightly, insert the wire under the contact plate
and tighten the screw down onto the wire.
- If the original wires were not labeled, or had different labels,
use the wiring reference below to verify your connections.
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If there is a wire marked "C", connect it. This thermostat is designed to run off the
24VAC power of the O wlre, extending battery life up to 5 times. If there Is no "C"
wire, the thermostat runs on batteries and/or can borrow power (See page10).
Wiring Reference-
Heating Systems
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0 - DAMPER GR CHANGEOVERVALVE (POWERED IN COOL) W - HEATING CONTROL
B - DAMPER ORCHANGEWER VALVE (PWERED IN HEAT] G 4 FAN RELAV
Heetlng system Heating System- Heatinq System-
2 WIRE GAS MILLIVOLT uvu: PLUS “a“ WIRE a WIRE PLUS 'c' WIRE
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Heating koollng Systems
0- ACPONERTO FIJNTHETHERMOS'IIT RH ~ HEHERTHANSFORMEH
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0 - DAMFER OR CHANGEWERVALVE (POWERED IN COOL) V - COOLING COMPRESSOR
B - DAMPER OR CHANGEOVER VALVE (POWERED IN HEA'D G - FAN FIELAV
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- When you have fInIshed making connections.
hook the top oi the body onto the base, swing the
body down, and snap the body onto the base.
5 Install Batteries
- The GPMG 8082requires batteries to
operate your furnace and retain its
proorammlno in memory.
- Switch MODE ewltch to OFF and
. the FAN switch to AUTO.
i - Remove the unit from the wall turn it
, 1 over and install 2 AA alkaline battenes
according to the polarity noted in the
g compartment.
i - Press the RESET button to clear
5 transient program memory. Initially, all
i LCD segments will go oh.
NOTE: Replace the batteries when this LOW battery indicator
appears on the display or once a year. When replacing
batteries, you have approximately half minute before your
PG 7 custom program is lost.
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Follow these procedures to verily you have correctly installed the unit.
- To check HEAT mode: 8:1leer mun )
Set the mode switch to HEAT. Set the tan swltch AUTO.
- Touch the main temperature display than
touch the TEMP UP arrow to raise the set
point to 90deg.Touch HOME, Allow the
system 5 min to respond.
- Verl‘ly that heat is blowing from the system.
- To check COOL mode:
- Bot the mode switch to Door
- Touch the main temperature dlsplay then touch J )
the TEMP DOWN button to a temp 5 degrees m Mods
below the room temperature. Touch HOME. omen swim
- Allow the system 5 min to respond.Verlfy that
cool air Is blowing from the system.
RESET
button
To check Fen: (If you cannndnd the G wire - fan relay)
6 Check Unit on
Note: If you have an electric furnace system and the blower does
nor operate alter installation, remove the thermootot, turn it
over, and find the electric/gas heat selector lumper on the
back of the control unit. Switch the Gas/Elect. jumper to
Eloot. to "Eloet'(soo Ding below)
Congratulations, you have successfully installed your unit.
Please proceed to the OPERATING Guide to initialize the new thermostat.
nEMEMBER, Mod. Switch must he in HEAT or COOL to operate the thermostat. .
7 Power Options
: This option works with
1)“: arm? can run on batteries onlv. (2AA Alkaline) 24VAC and MV
The batteries will last well over 1 year. It the batteries are not replaced the
thermostat will stop working. Use the MVIc power jumper position.
2) The 8082 can run on the c wlre It avallable. 24VAC ONLY
As shown in the wiring diagrams, The C wire is the other side of the 24VAC
heating transformer. If the C wire Is used, the batteries are then for Ac power
loss only and will last much longer. The lhermootnt will continue working it the
batteries dle. Use the MVIC power |umper position.
F0 CED FOR ADVANCED USERS ONLY
3) The 8082 can run on 24VAC series power. 24VAC ONLY
Power for the thermostat comes trom the W and HH wires. The batteries are
then tor AC powerless only and will last much longer. The thermostat will
continue working itthe batteries dle. Use the FURN power lumper position.
To locate the Power Mode Jumpers. Remove the control unit from the wall
mount, turn it over, and
locate the jumper. it is set
at the factory on MVIC. Hurvlewnioontrol unit
Change it trom mm to
FURN to use series Chum
power. 5°“
POW Mode
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systems only. Verlfy
Operatlon. It It doesn't
work go back to options 1
or 2 above.
8082 Features
_‘ The GPMGaOBZean be ueed with most 24 volt gee. oil or electric heating and air oond'niening systems,
* slngle-mge heat pumps or gas mlllivolt heating systems. it cannot be used With 120 velt neanng systems
or multistage heat pumps. Ask The Home Depot im mher thermostats Io control those systems.
The GPMGBoszis programmable. There are tour programming
narhds per day Fflflh neriud can be nmnremmed separatelv.
Vbu can use the built-in timaltsmperature programs, or alter lhem
h: suit your schedule.
The GPMGaoszseuaratsly programs each weekday, Saturday.
and Sunday - tor bath heating end coollng. 1
Wu een easily override the programmed temperatures tor as little
ea one prowemmlng perlod er tor an entire vacation.
The large liquid crystal touch screen dlepley shows time, day at
the week. mom and set temperatures. It win also remind you when
the tiller shomd be changed in your blower.
Temperature Ming ulnar-mm lets you line—tuna your eyflnm tor murmum comfort and energy
emeleneyt I
A 4-mlnutn minimum afl time in COOL protects your air conditioning system frem being damaged. ‘
1m -M' bathrlee (iv-eluded) we used to retain your firm: and hmpn'Murfi rm‘tgrfime, ml in run
he lhsrmomt.
REMOTE OVERNDE TEMPERATURE
The 8082 can betsrnporary changed by RF remote centrolBeiore aperatlenmeke sure the channel
setting of the mnln unit is consistent with the attached handset. The effective range is about 30 feet.
Temp up button Rese‘ button 1) To fit the channel cf the main unit, enter MENU u..." =nd taut-h
"CH" to select yourdesired channe| number and then touch "HOME"
icons to confirm.
Temp dot/m
button
2) Te mt an. rhsnn-I M the handset, slide the switch to yourdeslred ‘
figure A \/
Install Battery
Pull down and then Hit up the compartment cover as figure 1,2
Lead a |2VA231MN21-SIZE alkallne battery as shown in the illustration and
1 then replace the compartment cover closed.
Run remote ove e temperature con
. mm the Mode switch with min unit in HEAT er COOL.proeo the nuclear: up or DOWN
arrows buttons to encode the signal to temporarily change the control temperature by 1 degree
per stepiMaximum Is 6 steps at a time.
- The handset beeps to let you know when certain operation are being perlormed.
0 After 2 seconds at the and 01 pressing, The handset beeps we confirm that lne enconeu
signal have been succeeded in launching. Please note that there are three beep pattern
and explains their meaning as the followings
BB‘P "mam Meaning
One shun ' Completed sending from CH 1
Two short 0 Completed sending from CH 2
Three short u Completed sending from CH 3 J
a The main unit will beep a lower lrequeney tone to respond when the encoded signal has
been succeeded in receiving.
The OVERRIDE icon comes on which shows the displayed temperature may be different
from the programmed setting.
To cancel the DVFBEIDF, Press the handset‘s "RESET“ button once or until at the start of
the next time period.
Primed lh China
t»: Control
“ Set Channel on Remote- .
To set the channel at the remote. slide the CHANNEL
switch to your desired channel number.
. Set Channel on the main unit- WW,
To set the channel or the main unit. Dress MENU and touch x"
"CH" to select the same channel number as the remote and then touch “HOME".
- Tempurary temperature override -
With the Mode switch of the main unit In HEAT or COOL and the unit at the
HOME screen, press the remote'e UP or DOWN arrows buttons to change
temperature setting of the system.
The remote beeps to let you know it is working. The main unit beeps when it
recieves a remote command. The OVEHRiDE icon comes on which sham the
displayed temperature may be different from the programmed setting.
0 To cancel the Remote temperature OVERRIDE -
Press the remoie‘e "RESET" button once. The main unit
will automatically return to its program at the start of the m
next time slot. mt
~ ‘iic Replace Batteries in the remote -
Open the compartment as shown. insert an A23 MN21 size
battery as shown and then replace the cover closed,
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Three shun completed sending imm CH 5 mm!“
Nate: The unit send: at on! degree increment
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