Verve VTST-9 Manuel utilisateur

How to Program:

VTST-9 (24V & line-voltage)

NOTE: The programming mode hasatime limit of 10 minutes.

The timer is automatically activated when the programming is

started. At the end of the 10 minutes the thermostat will resume

normal operation. The programming parameters will remain

unchanged unless the programming mode was ended in the

“End” mode.

NOTE: The default values mentioned in the next column and

following pages have been pre-programmed at the factory.

However, if the thermostat has been custom programmed, the

defaults may not apply.

To enter the programming mode:

Press and hold the up and down arrow buttons while sliding the

°F/°C switch to the opposite side.

00 will appear on the display.

Do not use the °F/°C switch again while in the programming mode,

this will automatically return the thermostat to operating mode.

Press either the up or down arrow button to find the access code.

Access code 20 - EnOcean Settings

Access code 43 - Configuration Mode

Access code 79 - Field Programming

Access code 92 - Restoring Factory Settings

Press the fan button upon reaching the desired code.

End and prog will appear on the display in codes 43 and 79

ALL will appear on the display in code 92.

Press either the up or down arrow button to scroll through the

menu to reach the desired parameter. The parameters are defined

and the factory set defaults listed in the next columns.

Press the fan button to access the parameter.

Press either the up or down arrow button to reach the desired

change.

Press the fan button to return to the program menu.

Continue scrolling and changing as desired.

To save the changes:

For Access code 43 and 79 -

Press either the up or down arrow button until End and prog

appear on the display again.

Press the fan button to save the changes and exit the program.

For Access code 20 -

Move the F/C switch to the opposite side.

When exiting from one access code you will need to re-enter

programming mode to enter a different access code.

EnOcean Parameters: Access Code 20

Note: For use with 902MHz devices ONLY.

Read instructions before beginning.

Clear (CLr):

If this is the first time that any device has been connected or all

previously learned devices are to be deleted from the thermostat,

the thermostat must be cleared.

Enter the Clear (CLr) mode and then Press the fan button.

The display will blink (CLr) for a few seconds and will then blink

Ed and 00 while the devices are cleared. When CLr remains on

the display the thermostat has been cleared.

Press the up arrow button to enter the learn mode.

Learn:

Enter the Learn (Lrn) mode and then Press the fan button.

The display will toggle between the function type (see below) and

the number of devices learned to that function type.

Change the desired function type by Pressing the up or down

arrow buttons.

Follow the device’s procedure for learning a device.

After adding a device the display will toggle between (Add) and the

number of devices learned to that function type. Wait for the dis-

play to return to the function type and number of devices toggling

before adding another device.

Press the up or down arrow button to change the device type.

If deleting a device, the display will show (dEL) followed by the

number of devices learned to that function type. Wait for the

display to return to the function type before adding or deleting

another device.

Profile Select (PXx):

P03 – Default, EEP 07-10-03, temperature, setpoint

P04 – EEP 07-10-04, temperature, setpoint, fan control

P12 – EEP 07-10-12, temperature, humidity, setpoint

Function Type:

Entry Door (Ed): A door switch is used in conjunction with a

motion detector to latch the room in either occupied or unoccupied

mode.

DO NOT USE without either an onboard or a remote motion

detector.

Outside Door (Od):A door/window switch will place the thermo-

stat in shutdown when any door/window is opened. When door/

window is closed the thermostat will resume normal operation.

Rocker (roc): When the “O” button is pressed the thermostat will

go into unoccupied mode. When the “I” button is pressed the

thermostat will go into occupied mode.

Keycard (Crd): The thermostat will go into occupied mode when

the keycard is inserted. When the keycard is removed the thermo-

stat will go into unoccupied mode.

Temperature Sensor (rS2): Used to control the thermostat or

temperature value may be averaged with the thermostat’s onboard

sensor. Operation is defined within code 79 Remote Sensor (rS2).

Other (OtH): Motion detector, Central Gateway or other 4BS device.

Down

Button

°F/°C

Slide

Switch

Fan

Button

AUTO

◦

Configuration Parameters: Access Code 43

Some parameters will change depending on whether the

equipment type is a fan coil or a heat pump.

Explanation of Codes:

Equipment Type (E9P):

Selects the type of equipment

FC - Default, fan coil

tHp - Trane heat pump, type O reverse valve

tAc - Trane AC with electric heat

FHp - Friedrich heat pump, type B reverse valve

FAc-Friedrich AC with electric heat

gHp - GE heat pump, type B reverse valve

gAc - GE AC with electric heat

AHp - Amana heat pump, type B reverse valve

AAc - Amana AC with electric heat

Fan Speed and Operation (FOp):

Three speed fan only available for fan coil equipment

3U - Default fan coil, three speed user selectable fan

3C- three speed constant fan

3A- three speed auto fan

2U- Default heat pump, two speed user selectable fan

2C - two speed constant fan

2A- two speed auto fan

1U- single speed user selectable fan

1C- single speed constant fan

1A- single speed auto fan

Compressor Protection (FCp):

Selects the compressor protection and high or low speed fan in

heating

NP- Default fan coil, no compressor protection and high

fan is allowed in heating

CP - Default heat pump, compressor protection and high

fan is allowed in heating

nP- no compressor protection and only low fan is allowed

inheating

cP- compressor protection and only low fan is allowed in

heating

Continuous Fan Operation (CFL):

Selects continuous fan operation

dis - Default, normal fan operation

Ena - continuous low fan in auto or economy modes

Reverse Valve Type (typ):

Selects the valve type

O type - Default, energizes in calls for cooling

b type - energizes in calls for heating

Heat Pump or AC (Pt):

HP - Default, 2 stage heat, single stage cool

Y = compressor, W = 2nd stage heat

AC- AC and electric heat

Y = cool, W = heat

Sending a Teach-in Telegram:

Press the up or down arrow button to select Teach-in (tEa) mode.

Pressing the fan button will trigger the thermostat to send a

teach-in message.

To exit, Movethe F/C switch to the opposite position.

EnOcean Connectable Devices:

Validate that the desired device has one of the EEP’s listed below.

Learn and clear modes will time out 30 seconds after the last

device has been added or deleted.

RPS Telegrams Accepted:

EEP: 05-10-00 – Window handle

EEP: 05-04-01 – Keycard activated switch

EEP: 05-02-02 – PTM 210 or equivalent

F6-10-00: Window Handle

F6-04-01: Key Card Activated Switch

F6-02-02: PTM200 / PTM 210 or equivalent

1BS Telegrams Accepted:

EEP 06-00-01 – Single input contact

D5-00-01: Single Input Contact

4BS Telegrams Accepted:

A5-02-04: Temperature Sensor Range -10°C to +30°C

A5-02-05: Temperature Sensor Range 0°C to +40°C

A5-02-06: Temperature Sensor Range +10°C to +50°C

A5-02-07: Temperature Sensor Range +20°C to +60°C

A5-02-15: Temperature Sensor Range -10°C to +70°C

A5-04-01: Range 0°C to +40°C and 0% to 100%

A5-07-01: Occupancy

A5-07-02: Occupancy Sensor

A7-07-03: Occupancy Sensor

A5-08-01: Range 0lx to 510lx, 0°C to +51°C and Occupancy

A5-08-02: Range 0lx to 1020lx, 0°C to +51°C and Occupancy

A5-08-03: Range 0lx to 1530lx, -30°C to +50°C and Occupancy

A5-30-01: Single Input Contact, Battery Monitor

A5-30-02: Single Input Contact

A5-38-08: Central Gateway

EEP: 07-02-04 – Temperature sensor, range -10°C to 30°C

EEP: 07-02-05 – Temperature sensor, range 0°C to 40°C

EEP: 07-02-06 – Temperature sensor, range 10°C to 50°C

EEP: 07-02-07 – Temperature sensor, range 20°C to 60°C

EEP: 07-02-15 – Temperature sensor, range -10°C to 70°C

EEP: 07-04-01 – Temperature and Humidity sensor, range 0°C to 40°C,

0%to 100%

EEP: 07-07-01 – Occupancy sensor

EEP: 07-07-02 – Occupancy sensor

EEP: 07-07-03 – Occupancy sensor

EEP: 07-08-01 – Only occupancy sensor used

EEP: 07-08-02 – Only occupancy sensor used

EEP: 07-08-03 – Only occupancy sensor used

EEP: 07-30-01 – Digital input, single input contact, battery monitor

EEP: 07-30-02 – Digital input, single input contact

EEP: 07-38-08 – Central Gateway

NOTES:

All single input contacts (EEP: 06-00-01, 07-30-01, 07-30-02) and

window handle inputs (EEP: 05-10-00) will place the thermostat into

shutdown mode when any of the contacts are open (any door or

window is open). Thermostat will resume normal mode when all

contacts are closed (all doors and windows are closed).

Field Programming Parameters: Access Code 79

Explanation of Codes:

Temperature Scale (Unt):

Selects scale parameter that will be shown

F - Default,°F

C- °C

On Power Interrupt (OPi):

Selects whether the thermostat will go into economy mode or

occupied mode after a power interrupt

EC – Default, thermostat will go into economy mode after

apower interrupt

OC– thermostat will go into occupied mode after a power

interrupt

Display Temperature (dSp):

Selects which temperature is shown on display

SP - Default, display will show setpoint only

rt- display will show room temperature unless either up or

down arrow button is pressed. Then the display will show

setpoint.

Srt - display will toggle between room temperature and

setpoint. Display will revert to setpoint when either the up or

down arrow button is pressed.

Temperature Control Mode (HAc):

USr - Default, switch selectable, heat only, auto changeover

orcool only

Aut - auto mode only

CL- cool mode only

Ht- heat mode only

Stop Function Enabled (Stp):

Selects whether or not thermostat can be turned off by pressing

the fan button

Ena – Default, enabled, press fan button until Stp appears

ondisplay

dis–disabled

Economy Function Enabled (ECo):

Selects whether or not thermostat can be manually placed in

economy mode by pressing the fan button

Ena – Default, enabled, press fan button until Eco and

ECON appears on display

dis–disabled

Comfort Setpoint (CS):

Selects setpoint default temperature when thermostat powers up

or returns to comfort mode from economy mode

72.0°F (22.0°C) Default

Programmable Range: 60.0°F to 85.0°F (15.5°C to 29.5°C)

Cooling Limit (LC):

Selects minimum room temperature in cooling

65.0°F (18.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 60.0°F to 85.0°F (15.5°C to 29.5°C)

Heating Limit (LH):

Selects maximum room temperature in heating

85.0°F (29.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 60.0°F to 85.0°F (15.5°C to 29.5°C)

Freeze Protection (FP):

Selects freeze protection enabled or disabled

Ena – Default, enabled at 40°F

dis–disabled

Fan Purge Timer (FPt):

Selects the amount of time the fan will continue to run after a

heating or cooling call.

30 seconds Default

Programmable Range: 0 (Off) to 180 seconds (3 minutes),

in10 second increment

Clear Logged Data (CLr):

Selects whether or not the logged run time data will be reset to 0’s

NO – default, no reset

yEs – reset

Energy Savings Preset (ESp):

Presets the stepped back functions according to the required energy

savings level. One of three presets can be chosen or skip this

parameter and go directly to the Sbr parameter to begin choosing

other non-preset settings.

L1– (least energy savings)

Setback Ramping (Sbr): enabled

First Setback Timer (FSt): 480 minutes (8 hours)

Second Setback Timer (SSt): 60 minutes

Degrees Per Setback (dPs): 1.0°

This means that after 8 hours of no motion sensed the thermostat

will begin to step back at a rate of 1.0° every 60 minutes until either

the unoccupied cooling limit (UCL) or the unoccupied heating limit

(UHL) is reached.

L2– (moderate energy savings)

Setback Ramping (Sbr): enabled

First Setback Timer (FSt): 240 minutes (4 hours)

Second Setback Timer (SSt): 60 minutes

Degrees Per Setback (dPs): 1.0°

This means that after 4 hours of no motion sensed the thermostat

will begin to step back at a rate of 1.0° every 60 minutes until either

the unoccupied cooling limit (UCL) or the unoccupied heating limit

(UHL) is reached.

L3 – Default (most energy savings)

Setback Ramping (Sbr): disabled

First Setback Timer (FSt): 60 minutes

This means that after 1 hour of no motion sensed the thermostat

will go directly to either the unoccupied cooling limit (UCL) or the

unoccupied heating limit (UHL)

Setback Ramping (Sbr):

Selects setback function to step back to unoccupied setpoints or to

go directly to unoccupied setpoints.

dis - Default, disabled, directly to unoccupied setpoints

Ena – enabled, steps back to unoccupied setpoints

First Setback Timer (FSt):

When in occupied mode, selects the amount of time when no motion

is detected before the setpoint begins to be stepped back by the

degrees per setback

60 minutes Default

Programmable Range: 1 minute to 720 minutes (12 hours),

in 15 minute increments

Second Setback Timer (SSt):

When in unoccupied mode, selects the amount of time between

steps, example: if both parameters are defaulted, the thermostat

will step back 1.0° per every 30 minutes until either the unoccupied

cooling limit (UCL) or the unoccupied heating limit (UHL) is reached.

30 minutes Default

Programmable Range: 1 minute to 720 minutes (12 hours),

in 15 minute increments

Degrees Per Setback (dPs):

Selects the number of degrees per time period that the setpoint will

be stepped back

1.0° Default

Programmable Range: 0.0°F to 3.0°F, in 0.5°F increments

Checkout Timer (Ct):

Selects the amount of time when no motion is detected before the

room is considered vacant and sets back to economy mode

24 hours Default

Programmable Range: 1 hour to 48 hours, in 1 hour increments

Open Door Timer (Odt):

After door switch activation, selects the amount of time to check for

motion before determining occupied or unoccupied mode. Available

only with door switch

15 minutes Default

Programmable Range: 5 minute to 240 minutes (4 hours),

in 15 minute increments

Entry Door Timer (Edt):

When the entry door switch detects an open door it selects the

amount of time that the door can be left opened before placing the

thermostat into a shutdown mode.

0minutes Default, disabled

Programmable Range: 0 minutes to 15 minutes,

in 1 minute increments

Unoccupied Cooling Limit (UCL):

When in cooling unoccupied mode, the setpoint won’t step back

above this temperature

78.0°F (25.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 72.0°F to 99.0°F (22.0°C to 37.0°C)

Unoccupied Heating Limit (UHL):

When in heating unoccupied mode, the setpoint won’t step back

below this temperature

64.0°F (18.0°C) Default

Programmable Range: 41.0°F to 72.0°F (5.0°C to 22.0°C)

Economy Cooling Limit (EC):

When in economy or remote setback mode, selects the highest

room temperature before cooling turns on. Cooling turns off when

temperature falls below EC value.

85.0°F (29.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 72.0°F to 99.0°F (22.0°C to 37.0°C),

in0.5°F increments

Economy Heating Limit (EH):

When in economy or remote setback mode, selects the lowest

room temperature before heating turns on. Heating turns off when

temperature rises above EH value.

60.0°F (15.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 41.0°F to 72.0°F (5.0°C to 22.0°C),

in0.5°F increments

Fan Refresh Frequency (FrF):

Selects how often the low fan will operate for a fan refresh

0 hours Default, disabled

Programmable Range: 0 hours to 24 hours

Fan Refresh Duration (Frd):

Selects the length of time the low fan will operate during a fan

refresh

1 minute Default

Programmable Range: 1 minute to 45 minutes

Cycle Rate Timer (crt):

Limits the number of heat/cool cycles per hour

8 cycles per hour Default, fan coil

6cycles per hour Default, heat pump

Programmable Range: 0 (Off) to 24 cycles per hour, fan coil

Programmable Range: 0 (Off) to 12 cycles per hour, heat pump

Differential (dif):

Selects the minimum room temperature above or below setpoint

when heating or cooling will turn on or off.

0.4°F (0.2°C) Default

Programmable Range (°F): 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2

Programmable Range (°C): 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6

Setpoint Hold Timer (SH):

Selectsatime limit that the occupant’ssetpoint will be saved, when

in economy mode.

0 hours Default, disabled

Programmable Range: 0 to 24 hours

Fan Hold Timer (HFt):

Selectsatime limit the high and low fans will operate before

automatically returning to auto mode.

0 hours Default, disabled

Programmable Range: 0 to 24 hours

Remote Sensor (rS2):

When a remote sensor is connected, it may be used to control the

thermostat instead of the on board sensor or it may be averaged

with the on board sensor.

NS2 - Default, no remote sensor available

rt- remote sensor is used only

Art - temperature is averaged between on board sensor and

remote sensor

rtr - remote EnOcean temperature sensor is used only

Arr – temperature is averaged between on board sensor and

remote EnOcean temperature sensor

NOTE: If sensor is not connected, the only valid selection is NS2.

Remote Electronic Aquastat Sensor (rS3):

FAN COILS ONLY:

When the electronic aquastat sensor is connected it will control the

thermostat functions based on pipe temperature.

NS3 - Default, aquastat and related functions disabled,

(standard 4-pipe operation)

EA- aquastat and related functions enabled

(standard 2-pipe operation), see parameters in next column

NOTE: If aquastat sensor is not connected, the only valid selection

is NS3.

Shutdown Delay (Sdd):

Selects the amount of time delay between remote shutdown signal

and the thermostat going into shutdown mode.

0 seconds Default, immediate

Programmable Range: 0 seconds to 200 minutes

Setback Override (Sbo):

Selects the amount of time the remote setback or shutdown can be

overridden by the occupant pressing the up, down or fan buttons.

0 minutes Default, no override

Programmable Range: 0 minutes to 8 hours,

in15 minute increments

If Remote Pipe Sensor (rS3) is set to EA the following

parameters are available:

Heating Activation Temperature (HAt):

Selects the pipe temperature that activates heating and fans.

85.0°F (29.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 75.0°F to 99.0°F (24.0°C to 37.0°C)

Cooling Activation Temperature (CAt):

Selects the pipe temperature that activates cooling and fans.

65.0°F (18.5°C) Default

Programmable Range: 40.0°F to 70.0°F (4.5°C to 21.0°C)

Fan Coil Functions (CFg):

Selects the desired 2-pipe fan coil system.

2Ps - Default, 2-pipe single valve fan coil

2PE - 2-pipe with electric heat

2Pn - 2-pipe valveless

NOTE: Refer to Installation Instructions for further explanations

Valve Purge Frequency (Pgf):

Selects the length of time between valve purges.

60 minutes Default

Programmable Range: 30 minutes to 120 minutes (2 hours),

in10 minute increments

Valve Purge Duration (Pgd):

Selects the length of time that the valve is in purge mode.

180 seconds (3 minutes) Default

Programmable Range: 30 seconds to 300 seconds (5 minutes),

in10 second increments

To restore factory presets:

Press and hold the fan and down arrow buttons while sliding the

°F/°C switch to the opposite side.

00 will appear on the display.

Press either the up or down arrow button to locate the erase

mode Access code 92.

Press the fan button upon reaching the code.

All and erase will appear on the display.

To restore ALL factory presets, simply press the fan button when

ALL appears on the display. The program will exit also.

To restore individual parameters, press either the up or down

arrow button until the parameter is reached. Press the fan button

and the factory preset is restored.

To exit, press the up or down arrow buttons until End and ERASE

appear on the display.

Press the fan button to exit.

59510-1237 Rev -

9-22-14

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