1050 Trane User Guide
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ComfortLink™ II XL1050 One System. Limitless Potential. Complete Control. WITH Model TZON1050AC52ZA 32-5093-02 Congratulations! Thank you for choosing the XL1050 Smart Control. The intuitive interface and powerful features incorporated into this large color touch screen control represent the latest in climate control technology from the industry’s leader in residential heating and air conditioning systems. Features Include: • Wi-Fi or Ethernet Connectivity • Nexia™ climate service • Built in Nexia Bridge • Weather Forecast, Radar and Alerts This guide will introduce you to many of the XL1050’s features and get you started using your Smart Control right away. • Home Screen Widget Options • Allergy Clean/Quick Clean Cycles • Screen Lock & Guest Access Security To enjoy the full benefit of your XL1050 Smart Control, it should be connected to a Nexia™ Smart Home System account. Nexia is a cloud based platform that helps the smart products in your home work together in a single, convenient application. The XL1050 ships ready to serve as the central hub of an entire network of home automation devices. When connected to Nexia smart home system you can control your home’s heating and cooling system and over 200 Z-Wave devices from a web enabled smart phone, PC or tablet. • Ten Year Registered Warranty • User Setup Wizard • Self Guided Scheduling • One Touch Presets • Runtime History • System Alerts • Screen Saver • Clean Screen • Color Themes For online user guide support, go to www. mynexia.com, scroll to the bottom of the page and select Help. page 2 XL1050 User Guide Nexia™ Benefits The XL1050 is designed to work in concert with Nexia smart home systems to provide the convenience and advantages of a Smart Home. Voice Control Control your XL1050, lights and small appliances by voice command with Amazon Echo. • Adjust the thermostat by saying, “Alexa, set theto 68 degrees.” • Turn lights on or off with simple commands such as, “Alexa, turn on the front porch light.” • Set custom lighting settings such as, “Alexa, set the dining room light to 50 percent.” • Activate small appliances using a plug-in module such as, “Alexa, turn on the coffee pot.” Simplified Scheduling Log into the Nexia smart home website. Simply point and click and your customized schedule is set straight away. Runtime History Nexia Diagnostics With your approval, Nexia Diagnostics allows your local dealer to remotely monitor your home’s heating and cooling system using realtime performance data, ensuring you receive the highest possible level of Customer Service from Trane and your Trane Dealer. Ask your dealer about Nexia Diagnostics. Automations By connecting additional devices to the XL1050’s built in bridge, you will unleash the full capabilities of Nexia smart home systems with automations. Automations allow your smart devices to operate automatically based on specific conditions or time of day. For example, with the addition of a compatible touchpad door lock, you can automatically change your thermostat to your preferred temperature setting when entering your home. To reduce energy usage, you can also add window and door sensors to automatically adjust the XL1050’s temperature setting when a door or window is left open. Keep track of your system by downloading the cooling and heating system runtime history from Nexia. Nexia Remote Climate Access is included with the purchase of Trane smart connected controls. Up to four Trane smart controls, of any combination, may be connected to a Nexia smart home system account without a monthly service fee. Additional smart controls and home automation devices may require a monthly subscription for remote access via most web-enabled smartphones, tablets and computers. Internet service and Nexia registration required. Ask your Trane dealer for details. 32-5093-02 Contents Navigation Overview...................................... 4 Home Screen..............................................................5 Menu Screen...............................................................6 Settings Screen..........................................................7 Home Screen Customization.......................... 8 Default..........................................................................8 Default + Presets.......................................................9 Adding Widgets...................................................... 10 User Setup Wizard......................................... 11 Display....................................................................... 12 Screen Layout.......................................................... 13 Scheduling............................................................... 14 Network Setup........................................................ 16 Nexia Registration.................................................. 17 Weather Setup........................................................ 19 Manual Scheduling........................................ 20 Changing the Schedule....................................... 21 Adding Periods....................................................... 23 Deleting Periods..................................................... 24 Screen Lock and Guest Access...................... 25 Screen Lock and Guess Access.......................... 25 Nexia™ smart home system.......................... 26 Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices (via 1050)........... 27 Adding Z-Wave Devices (via mobile app)................... 28 Advanced Z-Wave Settings................................. 29 Other Features............................................... 30 Quiet Mode.............................................................. 30 Notices FCC & IC NOTICE..................................................... 31 This product is compatible with Honeywell’s Enviracom® 2.0 protocol. Enviracom® is a registered trademark of Honeywell. page 3 Navigation Overview All of the XL1050 features may be accessed via the Home, Menu, and Settings screens Home Screen Menu Screen Menu 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 75 ° Cool to Auto System Mode Auto Fan Mode Settings Schedules Weather Settings System Info Zones ? page 4 Screen Date & Time Network Reminders User Setup Wizard Reboot Heat to 70° 1 2 3 Nexia Off Preset Humidity Ventilate Runtime History Service Home Back From Home Screen, Press: MENU FOR MORE DETAILS: Thermostat 74° Cooling Menu Settings Screen See Page 5 See Page 6 SW Upgrades Home Back From Home Screen, Press: MENU > SETTINGS See Page 7 XL1050 User Guide Home Screen Notifications and System Alerts appear here Date and Time appear here Press arrow to increase temperature 75 ° Current temperature and status is displayed Cool to 74° Heat to 70° Menu Press to change System Mode (Auto/ Heating/Cooling/ Off/Emergency Heat) Auto System Mode Auto Fan Mode Press to change Fan Mode (Auto/On/ Circulate) Press to select Heating or Cooling temperature adjustment Press arrow to decrease temperature Cooling Press Menu for menu screen 32-5093-02 Network Status 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 Off Preset Press to set or configure Presets (Home, Away, Sleep) page 5 Menu Screen Press to enable, disable, view or edit your schedule Press to view 5-Day Weather Forecast, Radar and Alerts (requires Nexia registration) Press to access Alerts, Notifications and information about the Control Menu Press to access all user settings (see Settings Screen) Settings Press to use Z-Wave Bridge functions (see Nexia smart home section) Nexia Schedules Humidity Weather Ventilate System Info Runtime History Home Press to view indoor Humidity and set a humidity target page 6 Zones Service View individual Zone Temperature and Temperature Settings in a Multi-Zone System Press to display your Dealer’s contact information (Dealer setup required) Back Ventilation Options ( Requires accessory Ventilation System) Press to view System Runtime History XL1050 User Guide Settings Screen Press to set Temperature Sensor, features and calibration Press to set up Display features, Screen Layout, Clean Screen and Screen Lock/Guest Access Press to set up Date & Time. Date & Time auto update when connected/registered with Nexia Settings Software upgrades occur automatically when the control is connected to and registered with Nexia. Thermostat Screen Date & Time Network Reminders User Setup Wizard Reboot Press to connect to a WiFi network. Enable/Disable wireless connection, access Advanced Setup, Network Properties and Diagnostics 1 2 3 SW Upgrades Home Press to set up system and accessory maintenance reminders 32-5093-02 Reboot button Back Guided User Setup page 7 Home Screen Customization 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 You may choose to use the Default home screen or customize the interface with the following features. 75 ° Default 1 2 (Scheduling is Disabled) 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 Cool to 70° (Scheduling is Disabled) Heat to Home Cooling 75 ° 3 Add Optional Widgets Default 74° + Presets Preset Away Auto Menu System Mode Auto Preset Off Fan Mode Auto System Mode Auto Fan Mode Sleep Cool to Preset 74° Heat to 70° 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 Preset Press the SYSTEM or FAN MODE button to select your preferred operation. ? page 8 FOR MORE DETAILS: See Page 5 75 ° Cooling Off Out of the box the XL1050’s home screen is set up with a basic thermostat interface. Simply adjust the HEAT TO or COOL TO setting up or down and the setting remains at that temperature until you adjust it again. Scheduling is disabled. 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 Preset Cooling Menu (Scheduling may be Enabled or Disabled) In example below, scheduling is Enabled Outdoor Temp 84° L.71° H.85° Cool to Indoor Humidity 74° 50 % Heat to 70° Air Cleaner Auto Following Schedule Home Away Menu Sleep Auto System Mode Auto Fan Mode Off Permanent Hold Users may choose to display up to 3 of 7 available widgets on the home screen. Edit Apply Cancel In the Default configuration, you may also choose to set up 3 presets. Using presets permits changing the heating and cooling settings by pressing one button. See Page 9 In addition, you may customize a schedule to fit your needs using the convenient Scheduling Wizard which guides you through the process. See Page 10 XL1050 User Guide Default + Presets 2 To edit the parameters, press the EDIT button, and first, select AWAY. 1-Touch Presets provide predetermined Set Points for Home, Away and Sleep time periods. Note: 1-Touch Presets requires Scheduling to be disabled. To disable Scheduling, go to MENU>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 temperature to the new setting. 3. 4. Configuring 1-Touch Preset 1. Press the PRESET button from the home screen (If a Preset is not selected it will display OFF). Off Preset 2. Home Edit 32-5093-02 Away Sleep Apply Cancel Choose the desired preset and press APPLY. The preset temperature settings will be displayed on the Home Screen. The selected preset will display at bottom right: 8. Home Preset Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust the Set Point to the desired temperature. Press Away, Home or Sleep 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. Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust the Set Point to the desired temperature. 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 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. 7. 5. Repeat the process for Home and Sleep settings. 6. When editing is complete, press APPLY. to set Cooling & Heating setpoints for each preset Cooling Set Point (press to change) 75º Press to increase the set point Away Preset Temperatures Mode Indicator 70º Press to decrease the set point Cool to Away Home Heat to Sleep Status Area Heating Set Point (press to change) page 9 Adding Widgets 3 Optionally, up to 3 widgets may be chosen to appear on your home screen. They can be selected by navigating to Menu > Settings > Screen > Screen Layout 4:19 PM Wed, Jul 13 In multi-zone systems, you can scroll between zones by pressing the arrow keys Upstairs 75 ° Cooling Outdoor Temp 84° L.71° H.85° Cool to Indoor Humidity 74° 50 % Heat to 70° Air Cleaner Auto Following Schedule Menu Auto System Mode Auto Fan Mode Off When scheduling is enabled, the Preset button is disabled and a Permanent Hold button is displayed. The system will follow the custom schedule you’ve created. You may override the schedule by adjusting the temperature settings with the up/down arrows at the right of the screen. At the next period change, the schedule will resume. Permanent Hold To maintain a temperature indefinitely, adjust the setpoint to the desired temperature and press the Permanent Hold button. It will then display ON, and the control will maintain that temperature setpoint until you manually change it. Press the Permanent Hold button again to turn Permanent Hold OFF. The Control resumes following the schedule. page 10 XL1050 User Guide User Setup Wizard The User Setup Wizard guides you through the XL1050’s User configurable settings. The User Setup Wizard will guide you through the following screens: To complete the Setup Wizard and connect the XL1050 to Nexia Smart Home Systems, you need the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. • • • • Internet service Your Wi-Fi network name and password An internet browser A valid email address To access the User Setup Wizard, select MENU > SETTINGS > USER SETUP WIZARD. Display Screen Layout Scheduling (A) Guided Schedules OR (B) 1-Touch Presets Network Nexia Weather After each step, the Wizard will show your progress. Press Next to begin the next section. Completed Pending Pending Pending 15% Pending Pending Pending Note: You may skip any section of the Wizard by pressing Cancel. It is not possible to exit or go back to a completed section after starting the process. Menu Settings 32-5093-02 User Setup Wizard ? TIP Any settings can be changed at a later date either manually, or by running this Wizard again. page 11 Begin wizard 1) Display From Home Screen, Press: MENU > SETTINGS > USER SETUP WIZARD User Setup Wizard Settings Thermostat Screen Date & Time Network Reminders User Setup Wizard Reboot 15% Press NEXT 1 2 3 SW Upgrades Home Back Select User Setup Wizard to begin. Press NEXT and set your preferred display brightness, backlight, screen saver and color theme settings. page 12 XL1050 User Guide Screen Layout Options Air Cleaner – Displays air cleaner widget on home screen. Press the widget to display and select air cleaning options: -Auto – operates whenever system fan is on -Quick Clean – 3 hour air cleaner power cycle -Allergy Clean – 24 hour air cleaner power cycle • Outdoor Temperature - Displays outdoor temperature on home screen.1 Press widget to display 5 day weather forecast, alerts and radar. • Indoor Humidity – Displays indoor relative humidity on home screen. • Dealer Contact – The servicing Trane dealer’s name will be displayed on the home screen widget.1, 2 Press the dealer widget for contact information. • • Runtime History – Displays runtime history widget on home screen. Press the widget to display daily and monthly runtime history with average indoor and outdoor temperature1,3. System Status – The system status widget is displayed on the home screen. Press the widget to display cooling or heating, accessory4 and zoning5 system status. • Compressor Speed – Displays Trane’s TruComfort™ variable speed compressor speed as a percent of maximum speed. Select up to 3 widgets from the layout screen and press Apply . These widgets will be displayed on the home screen. 1 Requires internet service and registration with Nexia™ smart home system. 2 Requires the servicing Trane dealers code to be entered in the control. 3 Requires weather service to be enabled. 4 Requires accessories to be installed. 5 Requires Trane zoning system to be installed. 32-5093-02 • 29% Press NEXT page 13 User Setup Wizard 2) Screen Layout 3) Scheduling 4A) Guided Scheduling (If Scheduling Enabled Chosen) User Setup Wizard After pressing Scheduling Enabled, the welcome to Guided Scheduling screen is displayed. Scheduling Options in Wizard • Enabled – Guided Scheduling will begin. See 4A: Guided Scheduling • Disabled – 1–Touch Preset Options of Away, Home and Sleep can be set. See 4B: 1-Touch Presets Guided Scheduling is a convenient way to quickly revise the default schedule and customize a schedule with your preferred settings for comfort or energy savings. Press NEXT. Select STAY HOME or LEAVE. Press NEXT. Stay Home will set up 2 periods per day, wake and sleep. Leave will set up four periods: Wake, Away, Home and Sleep. Each period’s cooling and heating temperature setting was preprogrammed at the factory for comfort. 43% Press NEXT page 14 Select the days you want to schedule. Press NEXT. XL1050 User Guide 4B) 1-Touch Presets (If Scheduling Disabled Chosen) 1-Touch Presets provide predetermined Heating and Cooling Set Points for Home, Away and Sleep time periods. User Setup Wizard See page 9 for detailed instructions how to configure 1-Touch presets. Adjust the time you would prefer the Wake Period to Start using the up and down arrows. Press NEXT. Adjust the cooling and heating system Wake Period Temperature setting by adjusting the UP and DOWN arrows. To change the cooling setting press the blue COOL TO button. To change the heating setting press the red HEAT TO button. Press and follow the onscreen instructions to complete Guided Scheduling. 32-5093-02 58% Press NEXT page 15 5) Network Setup There are three ways to connect the XL1050 Control to a local network: 2. Wi-Fi connection using WPS User Setup Wizard 1. Wi-Fi connection Select your network Press the WPS button on your router, then return to your XL1050 Control and press the WI-FI PROTECTED SETUP button on the Wireless Network screen. Press NEXT. Press “Hidden Network” which will be at the end of the list of available networks. If there are more than eight networks, you will need to scroll to the next page. Enter your SSID, which is the name of the router, then press NEXT. 3. Wireless Wi-Fi connection using a “hidden network. Enter your Password then press CONNECT. page 16 Next, select the security type for this network. If you select None, press Connect. XL1050 User Guide 5) Network Setup (cont.) 6) Nexia Registration If you select WPA or WEP, you will need to enter a password, then CONNECT. Your XL1050 comes equipped with remote climate access from Nexia™ Smart Home Systems: • Control your home climate from your smartphone • View local weather • Receive alerts From the Nexia Dashboard select ADD DEVICES. 4. The XL1050 also features an Ethernet jack and may be connected to a router using CAT5 cable. The control will recognize an Ethernet connection and the User Wizard will skip the Wireless setup screens and display the Nexia Registration screen next. To control your home climate system from your web enabled smartphone, tablet or computer go to www.mynexia.com and set up a Nexia account. If you already have an account, log in and select ADD DEVICES. Select the THERMOSTATS drop down arrow. 72% Press NEXT 32-5093-02 Select SIGN UP NOW to set up an account or log in to an existing account. Select the ENROLL button for Trane XL824, XL850 or the XL1050 Control. page 17 User Setup Wizard Go to www.mynexia.com to set up your account before proceeding. 6) Nexia Registration (cont.) Your XL1050 comes equipped with remote climate access from Nexia™ Smart Home Systems: • Control your home climate from your smartphone • View local weather • Receive alerts User Setup Wizard Go to www.mynexia.com to set up your account before proceeding. Press CONTINUE. Nexia will generate a Pin Code. Record the Pin Code. Return to the XL1050 control and Press NEXT. Read the License Agreement, then ACCEPT or DECLINE. Enter the Pin Code and Press NEXT. Registration successful. Press DONE. 87% Press NEXT page 18 XL1050 User Guide To view your local weather press LOCATION and enter your Zip Code. To view the 5 day forecast press FORECAST. Use the backspace button to delete the current zip code. Enter the new zip code and press APPLY. To view the weather map press RADAR. 32-5093-02 User Setup Wizard 7) Weather Setup To view weather warnings press ALERTS Wizard is Complete! 100% page 19 Manual Scheduling Enable Schedule Menu Schedules page 20 • Manual Scheduling – To manually schedule, press anywhere on the Weekly Schedule screen to begin modifying the schedule. You may modify, add and delete periods. See the samples on the following pages. Disable Schedule Guided Schedule 10:00 Home 10:00 Home 10:00 75˚ 70˚ Home 10:00 75˚ 70˚ Home 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ 10:00 75˚ 70˚ Home 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ 10:00 Away 75˚ 70˚ Home Sleep 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ 10:00 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 Wake Away 6:00 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 SUN Wake Away 6:00 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ Away 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 SAT Wake 75˚ 70˚ Away 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ Away Home 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 FRI Wake 8:00 75˚ 70˚ 8:00 THU Wake 8:00 75˚ 70˚ 75˚ 70˚ 8:00 WED Wake 8:00 6:00 75˚ 70˚ 8:00 TUE Away 75˚ 70˚ 8:00 6:00 75˚ 70˚ 6:00 To Enable Scheduling, select the following: MENU > SCHEDULES > ENABLE SCHEDULE. Wake MON 6:00 Important: Scheduling must be enabled before a schedule can be defined. To verify that scheduling is enabled, navigate to MENU>SCHEDULES and verify scheduling is enabled. If enabled a Weekly Schedule will be displayed. If not, a message will indicate scheduling is disabled.. • Guided Scheduling – See the Guided Scheduling portion in the User Wizard. A series of screens will aid you in setting up a schedule. Weekly Schedule 6:00 Periods define the time of day when the target temperature is adjusted. Each day can have from one to four periods, and each day can have a different number of periods. The Scheduling Screen shows the start time for each Period highlighted across the top row. 6:00 Each day of the week can have its own unique schedule, and each day can have a maximum number of four periods. After pressing ENABLE SCHEDULE, the factory default week-long schedule screen will be displayed. The schedule displayed is a 7 day schedule with up to 4 periods per day. The four periods include: Wake, Away, Home and Sleep. Each period’s cooling and heating temperature setting was pre-programmed at the factory. The schedule can be changed in the following ways: 6:00 The XL1050 Smart Control is capable of adjusting the temperature settings throughout the day according to a user-programmable schedule. 75˚ 70˚ Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Sleep Back XL1050 User Guide Changing the Schedule The day of the week to be scheduled is highlighted Schedule Press here to add a period. See page 23 Press here to delete a period. 6:00am Add Period Delete Period To change the temperature settings in each period and adjust the period start and stop time press the red or blue area. The up/down Day arrows will change to Temperature and Add/Delete period buttons will change to Time Start/Time Stop Mon Tue 8:00am Wed Thu Fri Sat 6:00pm Sun 10:00pm 75º 75º 75º 75º Wake Away Home Sleep 70º 70º 70º 70º Day Use the up/down arrows to scroll through the days of the week See page 24 Home Press the period name: wake, away, home, sleep in the gray area twice to rename the period 32-5093-02 Grouping Back Press Grouping to apply changes to multiple days page 21 Changing the Schedule (cont.) Changing Period Start or End Times 1. Press anywhere in a Period to make it active. Other Periods will dim and the Start and End times for this Period will be in black boxes at the top of the screen. 2. Press TIME START or TIME END and adjust the time using the UP and DOWN arrows. Note: The XL1050 uses intelligent technology and will not allow setting an illogical start or end time. Periods must be at least 30 minutes in duration. Schedule 6:00am Time Start Changing Period Set Points 1. Press the active Period’s Cooling or Heating Temperature Set Point. 2. Adjust the Set Point using the UP or DOWN arrows. To change temperature settings press in the red or blue area, then adjust the setting up or down with the arrows on the right. Press to adjust start and end times Time End Mon Tue 8:00am 75º Wed Thu Fri Sat 6:00pm Cool To Sun 10:00pm 75º 75º 75º Wake Away Home Sleep 70º 70º 70º 70º Day Changing the Period Name 1. Press the PERIOD NAME (Wake, Away, etc.). 2. Select a predefined name or press NEW and select NEXT. Apply 3. If selecting a new name, enter the name using the on-screen keyboard. 4. Press NEXT. page 22 To rename a Period, press in the gray area. Cancel 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. XL1050 User Guide Adding Periods Adding Periods 1. Press ADD PERIOD, the Add Period Screen is displayed. 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. Press APPLY to save your changes and return to the Schedule screen. The new period should be displayed. Press one of the plus signs to insert a new period here. Add Period 8:00am 6:00pm 75º 75º 75º Away Home Sleep 70º 70º 70º Apply 32-5093-02 10:00pm Cancel page 23 Deleting Periods 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. 3. Press APPLY to save your changes and return to the Schedule Screen. The changes should be reflected in the display. Press one of the trash cans to delete that period. Delete Period 6:00am 8:00am 6:00pm 75º 75º Wake Away 70º 70º 75º 75º Home Sleep 70º 70º Home Apply page 24 10:00pm Sleep Cancel XL1050 User Guide Screen Lock and Guest Access The XL1050 features several options to lock the screen so users cannot make unwanted changes. Turning on Guest Access allows Users to make up to 5 degree changes to temperature settings. All other settings will remain locked. 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. Enabling Screen Lock and Guest Access 1. Press MENU>SETTINGS>SCREEN>SCREEN LOCK 2. Press ON to enable Screen Lock. 3. To enable Guest Access press ON. Disabling Screen Lock and Guest Access 1. To disable Screen Lock or Guest Access temporarily unlock the feature and navigate to the Screen Lock and Guest Access feature screen. 2. Press OFF to disable Guest Access or Screen Lock. Screen Lock Screen Lock allows you to lock the screen so Users can’t make unwanted changes. Turning on Guest Acess allows Users to make up to 5 degree changes to setpoints. All other settings will remain locked. 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. Guest Access Screen Lock On On Off Off Apply 32-5093-02 Cancel page 25 Nexia™ smart home system When enrolled to a Nexia™ smart home account, the XL1050 is a Z-Wave Plus security-enabled device that can serve as a central hub for an entire network of home automation devices, including all non-battery powered devices that will act as repeaters on your network. Your XL1050 can also display local weather conditions, five-day forecasts and National Weather Service warnings and alerts. See the section on Adding Z-Wave Devices for more information on taking advantage of this functionality. A basic Nexia™ smart home account subscription is included with the XL1050 Control at no additional charge. Note: Adding additional devices may add charges to your Nexia™ smart home account. To create your Nexia™ smart home account go to www.mynexia.com. POWER NETWORK SCHLAGE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Control everything from anywhere with a smartphone or computer Doorlocks and Deadbolts Up to 230 separate Z-Wave devices page 26 Motion Sensors Cameras Appliance Modules Wall Receptacles XL1050 User Guide Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices (via XL1050) Your XL1050 is designed to integrate seamlessly with a Nexia™ smart home system. Adding Z-Wave Devices 1. From the HOME Screen, press MENU, then press NEXIA. 2. Press ADD DEVICE and follow the device manufacturer’s instructions for setting the Z-Wave device into learn mode. You will Z-Wave Bridge have four minutes to set the device into learn mode after pressing the ADD DEVICE button. Removing Z-Wave Devices 1. From the HOME Screen, press MENU, then press NEXIA. 2. Press REMOVE DEVICE and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for setting the Z-Wave device into learn mode. You will have four minutes to set the device into learn mode after pressing the REMOVE DEVICE button. Connected to Nexia Advanced Z-Wave Settings Add Device Remove Device Press ADVANCED for advanced Z-Wave functions including unregistering your bridge from Nexia or factory resetting your bridge. See the Advanced Z-Wave Settings section for more information. Advanced Z-Wave network active with 2 nodes Home 32-5093-02 Back page 27 Adding Z-Wave Devices (via mobile app) Alternatively, your XL1050 allows you to add Z-Wave devices using the Nexia app on your mobile device. 4. Select Z-Wave Device. Adding Z-Wave Devices 1. Start the Nexia app. 2. Press the menu button in the top left corner. 3. At the bottom of this slide out menu, press Connect New Device. 5. When prompted, prepare the device to be added to the Z-Wave network by following the device manufacturer’s instructions to put device into add mode. You will have four minutes to complete this process. page 28 XL1050 User Guide Advanced Z-Wave Settings Nexia’s ADVANCED SETTINGS screen contains three very powerful functions. Each of these functions is very specific and should be approached with a measure of caution. They cannot be “undone.” Bridge Information If this bridge is being used as a secondary or inclusion controller in the network, please reset this bridge only in the event that the primary controller is missing or otherwise inoperable. Learn This function copies a new Z-Wave network to the bridge from another controller. In addition, it removes all current devices from the bridge. Z-Wave Bridge Unregister Connected to Nexia Removes the bridge from Nexia. All remote control features will be disabled. Factory Reset Resets all Z-Wave information and removes all devices from the bridge. If this bridge is the primary controller for your network, resetting it will result in all the devices in your network being removed. Following the reset, it will be necessary to remove and then add all of the devices back to your network. Learn Factory Reset Z-Wave network active with 2 nodes Home 32-5093-02 Unregister Back page 29 Other Features Advanced Z-Wave Settings Quiet Mode Association Group Information Table Group Profile Command Class and Command List Group Name Max Number of Devices Trigger 1 General: Lifeline Device Reset Locally Notification Lifeline 5 Factory Reset Terminology The following terms may be used interchangeably by other devices, manufacturers, and Nexia. ADD REMOVE COPY Characteristics of Quiet Mode • For use with Trane’s TruComfort™ variable speed systems. • During heating mode, indoor heat is allowed if the system cannot maintain space conditions while Quiet Mode is active • Quiet Mode is only available for VSPD systems using a 1050 control • Quiet Mode is disabled by default. To enable, from the home screen press SYSTEM MODE, then select SYSTEM OPTIONS and then ENABLE. Add, include, inclusion, enroll, connect Remove, exclude, exclusion Copy, learn, replicate, replication Other Information • Basic Command Class: page 30 Quiet Mode limits compressor operation (heating and cooling mode) to minimum speed from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. This is to support local noise ordinances in the upper northwest and other regions. • This device ignores Basic Set/Get commands. When active, Quiet will be displayed below the indoor temperature on the XL1050 home screen XL1050 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 32-5093-02 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 the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. IC NOTICE Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna 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. 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 standards. 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. page 31 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. February 2017 • 32-5093-02
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