User's Manual

September, 2005 – Operators Manual
ENERNET Corporation
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STEP SIX:
If you started with the Morning time period, the next period,
Day, will now be blinking. Follow steps two, three, four, and five
for each period you wish to program.
NOTE:
You can leave the programming mode by pressing the
PROGRAM button anytime. You can skip to any programmable
choice you want to change. For example, you can change the set
point temperature for a period of the day by pressing the
PROGRAM button, and then HEAT/COOL until the first period
of the day “MORNING” is flashing. Using the UP or DOWN
button will move to other periods. When the period you want is
flashing, press the HEAT/COOL button until the “Set Point”
temperature is blinking. Adjust the set point using the UP or
DOWN button until the desired temperature is displayed. With
the change now made, press the PROGRAM button to leave the
program setup mode, storing the change and returning the
thermostat to normal operation.
Run Button
The RUN button toggles the thermostat between manual
operating mode and programmed operating mode. When in the
programmed mode, your thermostat responds to the times and
temperatures programmed. You will know if the thermostat is
running its program because one of the four periods, Morning,
Day, Evening or Night will be displayed, telling you which
period the thermostat is currently in. When in the manual mode,
there will be no time period icon displayed. In manual, you can
adjust to the desired temperature using the UP and DOWN
buttons, and the thermostat will maintain the temperature you set
until you manually change it again.
CHANGING TEMPERTATURE WHILE RUNNING A
PROGRAM
Even when your thermostat is running in its program mode, you
can change the temperature to what you want just by using the UP
or DOWN buttons. However, when the program moves to the
next period, your thermostat will go to the programmed set point
temperature for the next period. For instance, assume the current
program period is Evening, with a programmed temperature of 70°
and the next period, which is Night, is programmed for 65°,
scheduled to start at 11pm. If during the Evening time period you
wanted it warmer, you could press the UP button and raise the
temperature to something above 70°. The thermostat will hold that
temperature until the next programmed period comes around, at
which point the temperature will adjust to whatever temperature is
programmed. In this case the Night period is set for 11pm, at
which time the thermostat's program will take over again and set
the temperature to 65°.
Important Note
The T9000 does not communicate with its RCN(s) any more
frequently than it must. Because it runs on batteries, limiting how
often the system communicates conserves energy and extends
battery life. Keep this in mind if you experience a delay after
making a change before your heater or air conditioner responds.