TOTALINE EZ3 User manual

Product Training Content

homeowner user guide

HOME SCREEN

Home Screen Layout 3

Home Screen Definitions 4

Wi-Fi Strength 5

Equipment Status 6

END USER SETTINGS

Set Point 8

Mode Screen 9

Fan 10

Settings Menu 11

Banner 12

Backlight 13

Filter 14

Lockout 15

Lockout pin 16

Clean Screen 17

Service 18

Date/Time 19

Humidity 20

De-Humidify 21

TABLE OF CONTENTS

USER INTERFACE

USER INTERFACE – HOME SCREEN

Equipment*Status

Wi/Fi*Signal*Strength

Page*Indicator

Room*Temperature

Banner

HOME SCREEN DEFINITIONS

SCREEN

SEGMENT

DEFINITION

Banner The Banner is used to provide status information to the end user

of the thermostat. The center portion of the Banner scrolls

through the selected Banner options chosen (every 3 seconds) in

the Settings – Banner Screen

Wifi Strength The left side of the Banner will display the current Wi-Fi signal

strength by the number of green bars displayed. A strong signal

will have a green dot with 3 arched bars over it. If the thermostat

has no current connectivity to a router the Wi-Fi icon will turn red.

Room

Temperature

The Room Temperature sensed by the thermostat. The

temperature is displayed in whole degrees. The default

temperature scale is degrees Fahrenheit, but can be changed to

degrees Celsius in the Installer Settings options

Page Indicator The Page Indicator at the bottom of the screen indicates which

top level screen is active. When the Home Screen is the active

screen the small house icon in the Page Indicator field is white

and the two dots to the left are grey and the two dots to the right

are grey.

Equipment

Status

The right side of the Banner displays the current Mode selected.

If the selected Mode icon is flashing, this is an indication that the

heating or cooling equipment associated with the current Mode is

actively heating or cooling.

HOME SCREEN – WIFI STRENGTH

DEFINITION DEPENDENCIES FUNCTION

The “Wireless Status Screen”

is invoked when the end user

presses the Wi-Fi Signal

Strength Button on the Banner.

This screen provides Wi-Fi

connectivity information.

Pressing the Disconnect Button

will remove connectivity to the

currently connected router,

placing the unit into Soft AP

mode so that the unit can

discover a new Wi-Fi router

network.

None Display Wi-Fi connectivity

information

HOME SCREEN- EQUIPMENT STATUS

DEFINITION DEPENDENCIES FUNCTION

The “Equipment Status” is invoked

when the end user presses the

Equipment Status Button on the

Banner. If the Fan Icon is shown

when the equipment status location is

pressed, the “Fan Screen” will be

invoked. If the Cooling Icon or

Heating Icon is shown when the

equipment status location is pressed,

the “Mode Screen” will be invoked.

None The icon displayed in the

“Equipment Status” area of the

screen will pulse off and on if

the equipment is currently

being activated, otherwise the

icon in this area will be on

solid. Available icons for this

area designate HEAT( ),

COOL ( ) or FAN mode/

operation ( ).

Equipment Status

END USER SETTINGS

END USER SETTINGS – SET POINT

DEFINITION DEPENDENCIES FUNCTION

The “Set point Screen” is used to

adjust the current heat set point

and cool set point. The orange

Heat Set point Wheel is used to

adjust the heat set point. The blue

Cool Set point Wheel is used to

adjust the cool set point.

If the thermostat is setup as a Non-Programmable

thermostat then the Play Button / Pause Button

and associated text above and below these

buttons will not be present. If the thermostat is

setup in a Heat Only configuration then the Cool

Setpoint Wheel will be greyed and disabled. If the

thermostat is setup in a Heat Only configuration

then the Cool Setpoint Wheel will be greyed and

disabled.

An indoor equipment type must be

chosen so that an airflow source is

available to the system operation.

The two types of indoor equipment

defined for operation are a

FURNACE and an AIR HANDLER

(sometimes also referred to as a FAN

COIL). The indoor equipment is not

required to have a heat source

present, which is selectable with the

Indoor Equipment Stages setting. If

control of a PACKAGE UNIT is

desired and the PACKAGE UNIT has

a natural or propane heating source

installed, the FURNACE option

should be selected.

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Available

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END USER SETTINGS – MODE SCREEN

DEFINITION DEPENDENCIES FUNCTION

The “Mode Screen” is used to

allow the end user to see and

change the currently selected

mode. The center of this screen

displays the Off Mode Button, the

Heat Mode Button, the Cool Mode

Button, the Auto Mode Button, and

the Emergency Heat Mode Button.

The horizontal yellow Mode

Selected Bar is always shown

above the mode that has been

selected by the end user.

Some modes may not be available

based on the Indoor Equipment Type

or the Outdoor Equipment Type

selections. An example of a system

without any Cooling or Aux Heating

equipment selected is shown in the

right most screen shown above. The

Cool Mode Button, the Auto Mode

Button, and the Emergency Heat

Mode Button in this screen (and

associated text) is “greyed” to

indicate that these options are not

available and the buttons cannot be

selected.

Changing from one mode to another mode will not

affect operation of the thermostat until the newly

selected Mode Button has been selected for at

least 10 seconds. Changing from one mode to

another (e.g. Heat mode to Cool mode) will first

require that the thermostat first satisfy any

Minimum ON Timer requirements and then will

restart the Minimum OFF Timer that will be

required to expire before equipment will be turned

on in the new mode. Going from any Heating or

Cooling Mode to Off Mode will immediately shut

off an equipment that is active (after the 10

second mode button requirement is satisfied).

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Mode*Selected*Bar

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