Trane US CONT8501 Color Touchscreen Wi-Fi Thermostat User Manual

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Trane XL850
Smart Control User Guide
The XL850 is an easy-to-use,
programmable control with a
color touch-screen.
When connected with Nexia™
Home Intelligence, you can
control your home’s heating
and cooling system and
up to 230 separate Z-Wave
devices from a smart phone,
PC or tablet from virtually
anywhere.
This guide will help you
Start using your
configure and connect your new XL850 now!
XL850 Smart Control quickly See “Start Here!”
on page 3.
and easily.
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Congratulations!
Thank you for choosing the Trane XL850 Smart
Control. The intuitive interface and powerful
features incorporated into the compact design
of the color touch-screen control represent the
latest in climate control technology from the
industry’s leader in residential HVAC systems.
This guide will introduce you to the unit’s many
features and get you started using your XL850
Smart Control right away.
To enjoy the full benefit of your XL850 Smart
Control, it should be connected to a Nexia™
Home Intelligence account. Nexia is a cloudbased platform that helps the smart products
in your home work together through a single,
convenient application. The XL850 can serve as
the central hub of an entire network of home
automation devices.
This product is compatible with Honeywell’s Enviracom® 2.0
protocol. Enviracom® is a registered trademark of Honeywell.
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Nexia™ Home Intelligence allows you to:
• Monitor and control your HVAC system
using an internet-enabled smart phone,
tablet or computer from anywhere in the
world.
• Build a network of up to 230 Z-Wave
enabled products on one account.
• View weather information including
outdoor temperature, five-day forecasts,
radar and weather alerts.
• Receive text and e-mail notifications that
inform you of happenings in your home.
• Receive software updates automatically.
Up to four smart controls of any combination of the 950,
850, XL850 and 624 are allowed on your Nexia™ Home
Intelligence account for no additional cost. A monthly
subscription charge may apply beyond this number of
devices.
Contents
Start Here!................................................................... 3
Navigating the PlatinumXV
Home Screen............................................................. 4
Temperature Control Panel Screen.................... 5
Menu Screen.............................................................. 6
Settings Screen......................................................... 7
Scheduling
Schedule Screen....................................................... 8
Changing Periods..................................................... 9
Adding Periods.......................................................10
Deleting Periods.....................................................11
Overriding Schedules...........................................12
Configuring 1-Touch Presets..............................13
Nexia™ Home Intelligence
Including/Excluding Z-Wave Devices.............15
Z-Wave Repeater Screen ....................................16
Security Settings
Screen Lock Off.......................................................17
Screen Lock On.......................................................17
Guest Access............................................................17
Software Upgrades
Automatic Upgrades.............................................18
Manual Upgrades...................................................18
Notices
FCC Notice................................................................19
ICC NOTICE...............................................................19
XL850 User Guide
Start Here!
The User Setup
Wizard
guides
you
through
the XL850’s User
configurable
settings.
User Setup
Wizard
To complete the Setup Wizard and connect the
XL850 to Nexia™ Home Intelligence, you need:
• An internet browser and high-speed
connection to the Internet (wired or
wireless)
• Your wireless (WiFi) network name and
password
• A valid e-mail address
To access the User Setup Wizard, press
Accessing the User Setup Wizard
Menu
Settings
User Setup
Wizard
Menu > Settings > User Setup Wizard.
When the Setup Wizard is activated, the process
cannot be cancelled. The Wizard will guide you
through the following steps:
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Screen Settings
• Adjust the Screen brightness, backlight,
screen saver and color themes.
Schedule Settings
• Set the XL850 scheduling feature to
enabled or disabled. When Scheduling is
disabled, 1-Touch Presets are available.
Guided Scheduling (Scheduling Enabled)
• Automatically create schedules based on
answers to a series of questions.
1-Touch Presets (Scheduling Disabled)
• Configure heating and cooling target
temperatures for Home, Away and Sleep
conditions. The Presets are selectable from
the Home Screen.
Network Setup
Select your wireless network and enter your
password. If your wireless network is available
but not shown in the list, select Hidden Network,
and manually enter your network’s name (SSID).
Home networking troubleshooting tips can
be found at www.nexiahome.com/trane.
Nexia™ Home Intelligence Registration
(requires Internet connection)
• Your XL850 Control comes equipped with
remote access and other features from
Nexia™ Home Intelligence.
NOTE: If you are having difficulty enrolling the
XL850 to your account, visit the troubleshooting
section on www.nexiahome.com/trane for help.
Weather (requires Nexia registration)
• Input the Zip Code of the Location for
appropriate weather information including
five-day forecasts, radar display and
weather alerts.
That’s it! You can now begin enjoying the
benefits of your new Trane XL850 Smart
Control!
NOTE: Wireless Setup is not required when the
XL850 is hard-wired to your home network.
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Home Screen
Navigating the XL850
Notifications and System Alerts
appear here
Date and Time appear here
Tue, Dec 16
Press Menu
for additional
menu screens
°
76
System Idle
Following Schedule Home
Menu
Auto
System Mode
Press to change System
Mode (Auto/
Heating/Cooling/
Off/Emergency Heat)
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Network
Status
4:19 PM
Indoor Temp
Press in this area
to open the
Temperature
Control Panel
Press here for 5-Day
Weather Forecast, Radar
Display and Alerts
Outdoor Temp L 39° H 46°
37°
Indoor Humidity
16
Circulate
Fan Mode
Press to change Fan
Mode (Auto/On/
Circulate)
Away
.. 78°
70°
Status
Auto
Air Cleaner
Press to activate
Energy Savings
Mode, to define
Away preset
see 1-touch
settings
Heating and
Cooling Set Points
Press to see
System Status
Display
Press to set
Indoor Humidity
Target
Press to change Air
Cleaner Cycle options
(Auto/Quick/Allergy)
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Temperature Control Panel Screen
The Temperature Control Panel is where target
temperatures are manually set and adjusted.
Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to reveal the Temperature Control Panel. Use
the Up and Down arrows to manually adjust
the target temperature. Press in the Indoor
Temperature area again to commit the
changes and hide the Temperature Control Panel.
With Scheduling Disabled, the new target
temperature is permanently set and will remain
in effect until it is changed again or a 1-Touch
Preset is activated. See “Configuring 1-Touch
Presets” on page 13 for more information.
With Scheduling Enabled, the new target
temperature is set and, by default, will hold until
the next scheduled period occurs. The Hold Until
time is displayed on the Home Screen.
To make the new temperature permanent when
Scheduling is Enabled, press Hold Perm after
setting the new temperature. See “Overriding
Schedules” on page 12 for more information.
Displayed when
Scheduling is Enabled
Press to Permanently
Hold changes, Hold
Until a future date and
time or to Show
and edit
current
Schedule
Hold
Perm
Displayed when
Scheduling is Disabled
Press Away, Home or
Sleep to activate
1-Touch Presets
Away
Cooling Set Point
(press to change)
82º
Hold
Until
Mode
Indicator
Home
62º
Show
Schedule
Sleep
Status Area
Press to
increase
the
set point
Press to
decrease
the
set point
Heating Set
Point (press to change)
To display and edit the current schedule, press
Show Schedule when Scheduling is enabled.
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Menu Screen
Press to view or edit your schedule (when
scheduling is enabled) or edit 1-Touch
Presets (when scheduling is disabled)
Enable/Disable Scheduling at
Menu>Settings>Schedules
Press to view 5-Day Weather
Forecast, Radar and Weather
(requires Nexia registration)
Tue, Dec 16
Press to access Screen Lock and
Guest Access settings.
Press the Home Screen>Menu
button and hold for 5 seconds to
unlock screen
4:19 PM
Press to access
all user settings
(see Settings
Screen)
Settings
Press to access
System
Information,
Notifications and
Alarms
System Info
Home
Press to display your Dealer’s
contact information
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Schedules
Service
Weather
Nexia
Screen Lock
Disables the
touch screen for
30 seconds for
cleaning - use
only a soft damp
cloth to clean
screen
Clean Screen
Back
Press to use Z-Wave
bridge/repeater functions (see
Nexia™ Home Intelligence
section of this document)
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Settings Screen
Press to Enable or
Disable Scheduling
Press to set
Temperature
Scale, Deadband,
Calibration* and
Displayed
Outdoor
Temperature
Sensor souce
Press to view
network
information
Configure 1-Touch Presets (when
Scheduling is enabled, only Away
setting is available)
Tue, Dec 16
4:19 PM
Manually set the
Date, Time and
Time Zone
78° 82°
Thermostat
Schedules
1-Touch
Presets
Display
Date & Time
Initiate User
Setup Wizard
Network
SW Upgrades
Reminders
Home
Press to manually upgrade
sofware. See Software
Upgrades for more
information
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Press to modify screen brightness,
backlight timer, screensaver and
color theme
Restore
User Setup
Wizard
Back
Set system maintenance
and service reminders
Restore all user settings to
factory defaults
* Allow at least 1 hour for the 824 Control to acclimate to the ambient room conditions.
Temperature display may be inaccurate during the acclimation period.
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Scheduling
Schedule Screen
To access the Schedules Screen, navigate to Menu>Schedules or
select Show Schedules from the Temperature Control Panel.
Press the
Time to
change start
or stop
times
Press here
to add a
period
Press here
to delete a
period
The current day is
highlighted
Press in the red or blue area, then adjust the Set Point
using the up and down arrows
Schedule
6:00 am
Add
Period
Delete
Period
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
8:00 am
10:00 pm
78º
85º
78º
82º
Wake
Away
Home
Sleep
70º
62º
70º
62º
Home
Guided
Schedule
Press here for the
Guided Schedule Tool
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6:00 pm
Copy Day
Day
Back
Press here to copy this day’s
schedule to other days
Use the Up
and Down
Arrows to
change
values
Press in the
gray area to
rename the
Period
XL850 User Guide
Changing Periods
Press to adjust
Start and End
Times
Changing Period Start or End Times
1. Press anywhere in the Period to make it
active. Other Periods will dim and the Start
and End times for this Period will be in a
black box.
2. Press the Time Start or Time End and
adjust the time using the Up and Down
arrows. Note: The XL850 uses intelligent
technology and will not allow setting an
illogical start or end time. Periods must be
at least 30 minutes in duration.
Changing Period Set Points
1. Press the active Period’s Cooling or Heating
Set Point.
2. Adjust the Set Point using the Up or Down
arrows.
Schedule
6:00 am
Time
Start
Time
End
78º
Press in the red or blue area, then adjust
the Set Point using the up
and down arrows
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
8:00 am
6:00 pm
85º
Wake
Away
70º
62º
Changing the Period Name
1. Press the Period Name (Wake, Away, etc.).
2. Select a predefined name or press New and
select Next.
3. If selecting a new name, enter the name
using the on-screen keyboard.
4. Press Next.
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78º
82º
Use the Up and
Down
ArrowsSleep
to
Home
change values
70º
Apply
Press Apply to save
changes and exit
10:00 pm
62º
Cancel
Press in the gray area
to rename the period
When all changes have been made, press Apply
to save and exit, or press Cancel to discard all
changes that were made to this Schedule.
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Adding Periods
The XL XL850 Smart Control is capable of
adjusting the temperature settings throughout
the day according to a user-programmable
schedule.
Each day of the week can have its own unique
schedule, and each day can have a maximum of
six Periods.
Important: Scheduling must be enabled
before a schedule can be defined. To verify
that Scheduling is enabled, navigate to
Menu > Settings > Schedules and verify
that Enabled is highlighted.
To set or modify schedules, navigate to
Menu > Schedules or select Show
Schedules from the Temperature Control
Panel.
Periods define the time of day when the target
temperature is adjusted. Each day can have from
1-6 Periods, and each day can have different
number of periods. The Scheduling Screen shows
the start time for each Period highlighted across
the top row.
2. Press the green circle where you would like
to insert a Period.
3. Choose a name for the new Period or select
New to define a custom name and press
Next.
4. If selecting a new name, enter the name
using the on-screen keyboard.
5. Press Next.
6. Add additional periods, the maximum per
day is 6.
7. Press Apply to save your changes and
return to the Schedule Screen. The new
period should be displayed.
Press the green target to insert a new period
Add Period
6:00 am
8:00 am
6:00 pm
10:00 pm
78º
85º
78º
82º
Wake
Away
Home
Sleep
70º
62º
70º
62º
Adding Periods
1. Press Add Period, the Add Period Screen
is displayed.
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Apply
Cancel
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Deleting Periods
Press the trash can to mark a period for deletion
Delete Periods
6:00 am
8:00 am
6:00 pm
10:00 pm
78º
85º
78º
82º
Wake
Away
Home
Sleep
70º
62º
70º
62º
Apply
Deleting Periods
1. From the Schedule Screen press Delete
Period, the Delete Periods Screen is
displayed.
2. Press the trash can icon in the Period(s)
you wish to delete. Note that each day must
have at least one Period.
3. Press Apply to save your changes and
return to the Schedule Screen. The changes
should be reflected in the display.
Cancel
Press Apply to save
changes and exit
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Overriding Schedules
Note: These functions require Scheduling
to be enabled. To enable Scheduling, go to
Menu>Settings>Schedules and select
Enable.
Hold Until
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
6. Press in the Status Area again to toggle
to the Time setting. The Time will appear in
bold type.
7. Use the Up and Down arrows to select the
time when the hold will cancel.
Follow these steps to override a schedule until a
specified time.
8. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to return to the Home Screen.
1. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to reveal the Temperature Control Panel.
9. The words Holding Until will appear under
the Indoor Temperature.
2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press the
blue Cooling Set Point. The Mode
Indicator will display blue wavy lines.
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
3. To change the Heating Set Point, press
the red Heating Set Point. The Mode
indicator will display red wavy lines.
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
4. To change the duration of the Hold, press
in the Status Area. The day will appear
in bold type.
5. Use the Up and Down arrows to select the
day when the hold will cancel.
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Hold Permanently
Follow these steps to permanently override a
schedule. The changes you make will be held
until you cancel the hold.
4. Press Hold Perm. The words Hold Perm
will appear in bold type.
5. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to return to the Home Screen.
The display will indicate Hold Permanently
below the Indoor Temperature.
Cancelling an Override
To cancel Permanent Hold or Hold Until, follow
these steps.
1. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to reveal the Temperature Control Panel.
2. To cancel Hold Until, press Hold Until
and the words Hold Until will dim.
1. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to reveal the Temperature Control Panel.
To cancel Permanent Hold, press Hold
Perm. The words Hold Perm will dim.
2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press the
blue Cooling Set Point. The Mode
Indicator will display blue wavy lines.
3. Press in the Indoor Temperature area
to return to the Home Screen.
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
The words Following Schedule will appear
below the Indoor Temperature.
3. To change the Heating Set Point, press
the red Heating Set Point. The Mode
Indicator will display red wavy lines.
XL850 User Guide
Configuring 1-Touch Presets
Cooling Set Point
(press to change)
1-Touch Presets provide predetermined Heating
and Cooling Set Points for Home, Away and Sleep
time periods.
Note: 1-Touch Presets requires Scheduling
to be disabled. To disable Scheduling, go to
Menu>Settings>Schedules and select
Disable.
When scheduling is disabled, heating and
cooling set points are maintained indefinitely.
When a temperature change is desired, the user
must manually adjust the XL850 Control to the
new setting.
Press Away, Home
or Sleep to adjust
presets
Away
Away
Preset
Away
Temperatures
2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press the
blue Cooling Set Point to activate the
setting. The current System Mode indicator
will display blue wavy lines.
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
3. To change the Heating Set Point, press the
red Heating Set Point area to activate
the setting. The current System Mode
indicator will display red wavy lines.
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Indicates current
mode
Home
62º
Configuring 1-Touch Presets
1. Press the Menu button and select
1-Touch Presets and press Away.
82º
Press to
increase active
set point
Press to
decrease active
set point
Sleep
Heating Set Point
(press to change)
Use the Up and Down Arrows to adjust the
Set Point to the desired temperature.
4. Repeat the process for Home and Sleep
settings.
Note that when Scheduling is enabled, only the
Away preset is available and can be used for
energy savings.
5. Press Apply, then Home to return to the
Home Screen.
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Nexia™ Home Intelligence
When enrolled to a Nexia™ Home Intelligence
account, the XL850 is a Z-Wave security-enabled
device that can serve as a central hub for an
entire network of home automation devices
and can display local weather conditions, fiveday forecasts and National Weather Service
warnings and alerts. See the section on Including
Z-Wave Devices for more information on taking
advantage of this functionality.
A basic Nexia™ Home Intelligence account
subscription is included with the XL850 Control
at no additional charge.
Note: Adding additional devices may add charges
to your Nexia™ Home Intelligence account.
To create your Nexia™ Home Intelligence account
go to www.NexiaHome.com/trane.
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POWER
NETWORK
Motion
Sensors
Cameras
SCHLAGE
Control
everything
from anywhere
with a smartphone
or computer
Up to 230
separate
Z-Wave
devices
Doorlocks
and
Deadbolts
Appliance
Modules
Wall
Receptacles
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Including/Excluding Z-Wave Devices
Your XL850 is designed to integrate seamlessly
with Nexia™ Home Intelligence as part of a
complete Z-Wave home automation system.
If you do not have a Z-Wave bridge on your
account, the XL850 will automatically configure
itself as your Z-Wave bridge.
If you already have a Z-Wave bridge on your
account, the XL850 will automatically function
as a Z-Wave repeater, improving your system’s
communication quality. See the section titled
Z-Wave Repeater for additional information.
Including Z-Wave Devices
1. From the Home>Menu Screen on the
XL850 Control, press Nexia.
2. Press Include Device and follow the
device manufacturer’s instructions for
setting the Z-Wave device into include
mode. You will have four minutes to set the
device into include mode after pressing the
Include Device button.
Excluding Z-Wave Devices
1. From the Home>Menu Screen on the
XL850 Control, touch Nexia.
2. Press Exclude Device and follow the
manufacturer’s instructions for setting the
Z-Wave device into exclude mode. You will
have four minutes to set the device into
exclude mode after pressing the Exclude
Device button.
Advanced Z-Wave Functions
Press Advanced for advanced Z-Wave
functions including unregistering your bridge.
Nexia Z-Wave Bridge
Connected to Nexia
Z WAV E
Z WAV E
Z WAV E
Z-Wave network active with 9 Nodes
Home
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Z-Wave Repeater Screen
In existing Z-Wave networks already configured
with a Z-Wave bridge, the XL850 Control will
automatically configure itself as a Z-Wave
repeater. See the section titled Including/
Excluding Z-Wave Devices for additional
information on using the XL850 Control as a
Z-Wave bridge.
When the XL850 Control is functioning as a
Z-Wave repeater, the Z-Wave Repeater Screen
allows you to exclude the XL850 Control from the
network and to unregister the device from your
account.
Exclude from a Network
Press this button to remove the Z-Wave repeater
from your Z-Wave network. This button is used
in conjunction with the exclude button on the
standalone Z-Wave bridge
Unregister
Press Unregister to unregister this XL850
Control from your account. This will disconnect
the XL850 from your account and remove the
repeater from your Z-Wave network.
1. From the Home>Menu Screen on the
XL850 Control, touch Nexia.
1. From the Home>Menu Screen on the
XL850 Control, touch Nexia.
2. Press Exclude from Network to
remove Z-Wave repeater.
2. Press Unregister to remove from your
Nexia account.
3. Press the Exclude on the standalone
Z-Wave network bridge to complete
exclusion.
Nexia Z-Wave Repeater
Z WAV E
Included as node 8 on network EE729FD4
Home
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XL850 User Guide
Security Settings
Security setting options on the 850 Control are
Off, On and Guest Access. To access the Security
Settings, press Menu>Screen Lock.
Screen Lock Off
The Control and all settings are accessible.
Screen Lock On
After applying Screen Lock and after one minute
of inactivity, the Control and all settings are
locked. To temporarily access settings, press and
hold Home>Menu for five seconds.
Guest Access
When Screen Lock is On, Guest Access options are
available. This mode allows target temperature
changes of up to 5° in either direction from the
setpoint and access to the weather. All other
settings are locked. To activate Guest Access,
press On and Apply.
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Screen Lock
Screen Lock allows you to lock the
screen so users can’t make
unwanted changes.
Screen Lock
Turning on Guest Access allows
users to make up to 5 degree
changes to setpoints. All other
settings will remain locked.
On
Applying Screen Lock will cause
the screen to lock after 1 minute of
inactivity. Press and hold the
“Menu” button for 5 seconds to
temporarily unlock a locked
screen.
Off
Apply
Cancel
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Software Upgrades
Automatic Upgrades
When the XL850 is connected to a Nexia™ Home
Intelligence account, software upgrades will
occur automatically and do not require user
intervention.
Manual Upgrades
The software may also be manually upgraded.
This procedure requires a computer with an
Internet connection, a USB Flash Drive and the
included USB connector. From your computer,
go to www.Trane.com/residential and select
Thermostat & Controls. Click on the XL850, select
Download Latest Version Software and follow the
on-screen prompts.
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XL850 User Guide
Notices
FCC Notice
INFORMATION TO USER
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference and (2) This device must accept any
interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation. The antenna(s)
used for this transmitter must be installed to
provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm
from all persons and must not be co-located or
operating in conjunction with any other antenna
or transmitter.
This equipment has been tested and found to
comply with the limits for 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. This equipment generates and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning
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the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the 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
Any changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
This device complies with Industry Canada
license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation
of the device.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR
d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils
radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est
autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1)
l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage,
et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter
tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le
brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le
fonctionnement.
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The manufacturer has a policy of continuous product and
product data improvement and it reserves the right to
change design and specifications without notice.
Representative-only illustrations included in this document.
March 2014
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