Daintree Networks WTS10 User manual

8. On the thermostat body, locate switch SW1 on the circuit board as shown below.

This is used to set the thermostat for operaon with the HVAC system.

L C G Y Y2 W W2/C W3/O/B RH RC

OXVUIZ

1 2

XUYXXK

XUK

XUYXXK

XUK

XUYXXK

XUK

XUYXXK

XUK

XUYXXK

XUK

XUYXXK

XUK

XUY 0V B0AB MKLXXK

NB0 SMXUY 0V B0AB MKLX XK

SW1: Set System Type - Example shows

Switch #1: Off (G/O) - Gas

Switch #2: On (STD) - Conventional

Reset PinFront Body Terminal Pins: Align with terminal block on base

SW1

G/O

E/B

STD

1 2

G/O

E/B STD

9. Set switches as appropriate for your system:

System Type Source Switch# 1 Switch# 2

Conventional Electric E/B (on, up) STD (on, up)

Gas G/O (off, down)

Heat Pump Heat Changeover Valve E/B (on, up) HP (off, down)

Cool Changeover Valve G/O (off, down)

10. Aach the thermostat front body to the base, being careful to align the terminal

pins on the front body with the terminal block on the base.

11. Restore system power.

12. Test the thermostat according to the procedure in the Test secon for the connected

HVAC system.

Wiring: Thermostat Terminals

To prevent electrical shorts and potenal damage to the thermostat, ensure all of

the base wire connecons are secure and are not touching any other terminal. Push

any excess wire back into the wall cavity and insulate the wire opening with suitable

material.

RC RH W Y2 Y G C L

W2/E

W3/O/B

RC RH W Y2 Y G C L

W2/E

W3/O/B

JP1

Insert Front Body terminal pins here.

Insert Wires here.

W2/E

W3/O/B

Terminal Conventional

Heat Cool System

No use

24VAC common for control circuit and WTS10 power input *

Fan

1st stage cooling

2nd stage cooling

1st stage heating

2nd stage heating

3rd stage heating

24VAC Power supply for Heating side

24VAC Power supply for Cooling side

System monitor

Fan

1st stage compressor

2nd stage compressor

Auxiliary heating

Emergency heating

Changeover valve

Heat Pump System

Do not remove RC-to-RH jumper unless you have separate power supply wires for Heating and Cooling.

*A common connection between the HVAC unit and the “C” terminal is required.

WTS10 Wireless Thermostat

InstallaƟon InstrucƟons

The Daintree Networks Wireless Thermostat (WTS10) operates seamlessly within the

ControlScope™ wireless building control plaorm. The WTS10 is a low voltage ZigBee

thermostat that can connect to any 3 Heat / 2 Cool convenonal or heat pump HVAC

system. As part of the ControlScope system and using industry standard ZigBee wireless

communicaons, the WTS10 can be managed and programmed from any locaon using

the ControlScope Manager (CSM) web applicaon, eliminang the need for on-site,

manual thermostat adjustment.

SpeciﬁcaƟons

Power Supply 18 – 30VAC at R – C terminals

Output 3A max, 1A each terminal

Radio Properes 2.4 GHz, +20dBm transmit power

Compliance ETL listed, FCC ID: D12CT-EM2606,

IC ID: 1700A-CT-EM2606

Operang Environment 32°F to 113°F (0°C – 45°C). Indoor use only

For Temperature Measurement, Control, and Switching circuit speciﬁcaons, go to

www.daintree.net/lighting/library.php and refer to the Cut Sheet for the WTS10.

InstallaƟon Process

If this is a new thermostat installaon, locate the thermostat 4 to 5 feet above the ﬂoor

in accordance with applicable building codes. Install in a locaon that provides good

airﬂow characteriscs and avoid areas behind doors, near corners, air vents, direct

sunlight, or heat generang devices. Installaon in these areas could impact thermostat

performance. Wiring must conform to all building codes and ordinances as required by

local and naonal code authories having jurisdicon for this installaon.

1. Always turn oﬀpower to the air condioning and/or heang system prior to

installing thermostat.

2. Determine the HVAC equipment type. Compable equipment is:

A. 1 Stage Heat / 1 Stage Cool Convenonal System

B. 2 Stage Heat / 2 Stage Cool Convenonal System

C. 3 Stage Heat / 2 Stage Cool Convenonal System

D. 1 Stage Heat / 1 Stage Cool Heat Pump System (without Auxiliary Heang)

E. 2 Stage Heat / 1 Stage Cool Heat Pump System (with Auxiliary Heang)

F. 2 Stage Heat / 2 Stage Cool Heat Pump System (without Auxiliary Heang)

G. 3 Stage Heat / 2 Stage Cool Heat Pump System (with Auxiliary Heang)

3. Refer to the Wiring: Thermostat Terminals secon to determine the number of

wires necessary to install this thermostat with your system.

• A common connecƟon between the HVAC unit and the thermostat “C”

terminal is required.

• When replacing an exisng thermostat, before disconnecng any wires, mark

each wire connected to the exisng thermostat with the terminal leer to

which it is connected.

• Make sure the disconnected wires do not slip back through the wall opening;

anchor them outside the wall opening using a pencil or screwdriver.

4. Ensure that power to the air condioning and heang systems is turned oﬀ.

5. Mount the WTS10 thermostat.

a. Remove the thermostat front body from the base.

b. Guide thermostat wires through the center opening in the base. Make sure

they don’t slip back into the wall.

c. Hold the thermostat base against the wall in the desired thermostat

locaon.

d. Mark placement of mounng holes as appropriate.

e. Remove thermostat base from the wall. Install wall anchors as required at

the mounng hole locaons.

f. Re-insert the wires through the center opening on the base. Anchor them

so they don’t slip back into the wall.

g. Fasten the base to the wall using the supplied #6 screws into the wall

anchors.

6. Refer to

Wiring: Thermostat Terminals and wire the terminals on the thermostat

base to the aached HVAC equipment.

TesƟng

WARNING! Read BEFORE Tesng

• Do not short across terminals on the gas valve or at the heang or cooling

system control board to test the thermostat installaon. This could damage

the thermostat and void the warranty.

• Do not select COOL mode if the outside temperature is below 50° F (10° C).

This could damage the controlled cooling system and cause personal injury.

• Ensure the power supply is correct and the display is reading current room

temperature.

Test for ConvenƟonal System

1. Hold ‘LEFT’ buon, then momentarily press Reset pinhole.

The screen will go blank. When you see INSTALLATION MODE release ‘LEFT’ buon.

All outputs are turned oﬀ.

2. “HVAC: ELEC Heat/Cool” indicates SW1 is set for Electric Convenonal System.

“HVAC: GAS Heat/Cool” indicates SW1 is set for Gas Convenonal System.

If the display is incorrect, please review SW1 switch posions again.

3. “FAN” is highlighted. Press +buon to toggle the FAN output (ON/OFF). Aer

tesng the FAN output, it is best to keep the FAN output ON to test other outputs.

4. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight COOL: “Stage1”. Press +buon to toggle the

COOL stage 1 output (ON/OFF).

5. Presss (DOWN) buon to highlight “Stage 2”. Press +buon to toggle the COOL

stage 2 output (ON/OFF).

6. Press (DOWN) buon to go to the HEAT test. All cool outputs are turned oﬀ, the

fan output will be turned oﬀfor a GAS System, the fan output will keep current

status for an Electric System.

7. HEAT: “Stage1” is highlighted, press +buon to toggle the HEAT stage 1 output

(ON/OFF).

8. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “Stage2”. Press +buon to toggle the HEAT

stage 2 output (ON/OFF).

9. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “Stage3”. Press +buon to toggle the HEAT

stage 3 output (ON/OFF).

10. Press Reset pinhole to quit INSTALLATION MODE.

Test for 1H1C or 2H1C Heat Pump System

1. Hold ‘LEFT’ buon, then momentarily press Reset pinhole. The screen will go blank.

When you see INSTALLATION MODE release ‘LEFT’ buon.

All outputs are turned oﬀ.

2. “HVAC: Heat Pump <O>” indicates SW1 is set for cool changeover valve O.

“HVAC: Heat Pump <B>” indicates SW1 is set for heat changeover valve B.

If the display is incorrect, please review SW1 switch posions again.

3. The seng for “STAGE” is highlighted.

Press +buon to select “1H1C or 2H/1C”.

4. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the seng for “FAN”.

Press +buon to toggle the FAN output (ON/OFF).

Aer tesng the FAN output, it is best to keep the FAN output ON while tesng

other outputs.

5. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the seng for “COOL: Stage1”.

Press +buon to toggle the COOL stage 1 output (ON/OFF).

6. Press (DOWN) buon to go to the HEAT test. The cool output will be turned oﬀ,

the fan output will keep it’s current status. HEAT: “Stage1” is highlighted.

Press +buon to toggle the HEAT stage 1 output (ON/OFF).

7. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “AUX”.

Press +buon to toggle the Auxiliary Heang output (ON/OFF).

8. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the “EMER” selecon.

Press +buon to toggle the EMERGENCY output (ON/OFF).

9. Press Reset pinhole to quit the INSTALLATION MODE.

Test for 2H2C or 3H2C Heat Pump System

1. Hold ‘LEFT’ buon, then momentarily press Reset pinhole. The screen will go blank.

When you see INSTALLATION MODE release ‘LEFT’ buon.

All outputs are turned oﬀ.

2. “HVAC: Heat Pump <O>” indicates SW1 is set for cool changeover valve O.

“HVAC: Heat Pump <B>” indicates SW1 is set for heat changeover valve B.

If the display is incorrect, please review SW1 switch posions again.

3. The seng for “Stage” is highlighted.

Press (DOWN) buon to select “2H2C or 3H2C”.

4. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the seng for “FAN”.

Press +buon to toggle the FAN output (ON/OFF).

Aer tesng the FAN output, it is best to keep the FAN output ON while tesng

other outputs.

5. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the seng for COOL: “Stage1”.

Press +buon to toggle the COOL stage 1 output (ON/OFF).

6. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “Stage2”.

Press +buon to toggle the COOL stage 2 output (ON/OFF).

7. Press (DOWN) buon to go to the HEAT test. All cool outputs will be turned oﬀ,

the fan output will keep current status. HEAT: “Stage1” is highlighted.

Press +buon to toggle the HEAT stage 1 output (ON/OFF).

8. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “Stage2”.

Press +buon to toggle the HEAT stage 2 output (ON/OFF).

9. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight “AUX”.

Press +buon to toggle the Auxiliary Heang output (ON/OFF).

10. Press (DOWN) buon to highlight the “EMER” seng.

Press +buon to toggle the EMERGENCY output (ON/OFF).

11. Press Reset pinhole to quit the INSTALLATION MODE.

Joining the ZigBee Wireless Network

Aer successfully compleng the Installaon Test the WTS10 is ready to communicate

with the Daintree Wireless Area Controller (WAC) and be commissioned and conﬁgured

using the ControlScope Manager (CSM) web-based applicaon. Note that the WAC must

be commissioned before the thermostat can join the ZigBee wireless network.

1. Using the CSM web interface, go to the ConﬁguraƟon menu, then select Add New

Devices.

2. At the Stage 1 screen select the WAC to which you want to add the thermostat.

Click Next. The CSM will begin discovering new and unconﬁgured ZigBee devices.

3. Go to the thermostat and press the MIDDLE buon to acvate the display.

• If JOIN appears, press the buon below it (RIGHT buon).

• If JOIN does not appear press the LEFT buon to open the thermostat Menu.

a. Press the (DOWN) buon 5 mes to advance the Menu display to the

second page, showing NETWORK.

b. Press the MIDDLE buon to SELECT the Network funcon.

3. Press the MIDDLE buon to select SCAN. The thermostat will scan all channels.

4. When the thermostat ﬁnds a suitable channel, a 16-character ID and JOIN appears

in the display. Press the thermostat’s MIDDLE buon to have it JOIN the network.

5. “Joined successful” appears in the display. Look at the New and Unconﬁgured

devices list in CSM to conﬁrm that the Thermostat has been discovered.

6. Click Next on the CSM screen to proceed with commissioning.

For informaƟon about conﬁguring the thermostat using CSM, see the on-line help.

Click the Help link near the upper-right corner of the CSM screen.

LED OperaƟon

The WTS10 has two LEDs above the display. Upon power-up the LEDs cycle on and oﬀ

brieﬂy as the thermostat goes through its start-up roune. Aer the start-up roune is

complete, the LEDs operate as described in the table below.

LeŌ(orange) LED DescripƟon

Not lit Normal operaon.

Orange, ﬂashing Bootloader reprogramming MCU aer OTA

ﬁrmware update performed successfully.

Right (mulƟcolor) LED DescripƟon

Not lit Normal operaon while joined to ZigBee network.

Red, solid Thermostat has not joined a ZigBee network.

Green, ﬂashing Thermostat is scanning for a network to join.

Green, solid for 3 seconds Thermostat has joined a ZigBee network.

Amber, solid HVAC system warning: 24VAC is detected at

thermostat’s L terminal.

Amber, ﬂashing Thermostat is responding to an “Idenfy”

command from CSM.

DOWN

MIDDLE

LEFT RIGHT

Reset

Pinhole

Orange

off = normal operation

Multicolor

(Red, Amber, or Green)

Red: Not joined

Green flashing: Network

join scan in progress

Green for 3 seconds: Join

successful

mber: HVAC Warning

mber flashing: CSM

“identify” response

NIGHT

FAN AUTO

HEAT

MON May 16

11:23a

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