Universal Remote Control THZ-100 owner manual Turning the Password Protect Feature On or Off

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THZ-100 THERMOSTAT

Turning the Password Protect Feature On or Off

If your THZ-100 thermostat was initially setup through the MRX Advanced Network System Controller with the Use Pass-Code Lockout feature enabled on the Advanced Thermostat Settings then Password shows as an item in the Options screen. The current state of the password protection, whether on or off, is displayed on the right side of the display. Otherwise, this item does not display.

Entering your password toggles this feature on and off. If you desire to toggle the state of the password protection then use the arrow keys to move the highlight bar to Password.

Press the key below the OK key label in the smart-key label at the bottom right of the display to select this option. If you decide to cancel the operation then press the key below the Go Back key label in the smart-key label at the bottom left of the display.

After selecting OK, the LCD screen displays either Turn ON Password Protection or Turn OFF Password Protection at the top of the screen as appropriate. The number 9 appears four times across the center of the screen followed by the word Done. The number 9 on the left side of the display is highlighted with small arrows above and below the number.

At the bottom of the screen are three smart-key labels for the three buttons located below the LCD display. The left button is Cancel, the center button is a left arrow, and the right button is a right arrow.

To enter your password, use the Up and Down arrow keys to enter a number between 0 and 9, then use the left or right arrow smart-keys at the bottom of the page to select the next digit to be entered.

When you have entered all four digits of your password then use the right arrow smart-key to move the highlight to the word Done. At this point, the right smart-key changes from a right arrow to Enter. Press the key below Enter to enter your password. If you enter the password correctly then the LCD screen changes back to the thermostat main screen; otherwise, the display maintains the password entry screen.

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Contents THZ-100 Thermostat Page Table of Contents Table of Contents Welcome To Your THZ-100 Thermostat Installing Your THZ-100 Thermostat Definitions Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A/CTHZ-100 Thermostat THZ-100 Thermostat THZ-100 Thermostat THZ-100 Thermostat Operation For Your THZ-100 Thermostat Thermostat Display InformationChanging the Mode Cool, Heat, Auto, Off Changing the Heating Temperature Temperature OverrideTHZ-100 Thermostat Changing the Cooling Temperature Temperature Override Auxiliary HeatIntelligent Comfort Recovery Emergency HeatPassword Protection Changing to Vacation Mode ProgramsSelecting Hold Selecting Hold for Time Returning to Schedule Mode Options Climate ModesSelecting the Cooling Mode Selecting the Heating Mode THZ-100 Thermostat Changing the Fan Modes THZ-100 Thermostat Accessing Temperature Sensor Information Turning Emergency Heat On or Off Changing the Auxiliary Heat Offset Temperature Changing the 2nd Stage Offset TemperatureTHZ-100 Thermostat THZ-100 Thermostat Resetting the Filter Reminder Turning the Password Protect Feature On or Off Changing the LCD Screen Options Adjusting the LCD Brightness Adjusting the LCD Time Out Time Setting the Date and Time Viewing THZ-100 Thermostat InformationDiscovery Mode Troubleshooting Thermostat On-Screen Notifications Important Safety Instructions Important Safety Instructions THZ-100 Thermostat USA Limited Warranty Statement Limitation of Remedies Specifications Page Page OCE-0100A Rev

THZ-100 specifications

In the realm of modern home automation, the Universal Remote Control THZ-100 stands out as a versatile and efficient device that enhances the user experience across various electronic devices. Designed for tech-savvy consumers, the THZ-100 seamlessly integrates different devices, simplifying control into one comprehensive remote.

One of the most notable features of the THZ-100 is its ability to control multiple devices, including televisions, sound systems, DVD players, gaming consoles, and even smart home devices. The remote is compatible with an extensive array of brands and models, ensuring that users can centralize their viewing and listening experience without the hassle of juggling several remotes.

The THZ-100 employs advanced infrared (IR) technology, ensuring robust communication between the remote and devices, allowing for immediate response times. For modern smart devices, the remote also supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, integrating with smart home ecosystems such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This multi-protocol capability enables users to control their environment with voice commands, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

Another significant characteristic of the THZ-100 is its intuitive user interface. The remote features an ergonomic design with a backlit keypad, making it easy to navigate in low-light conditions. Customizable buttons allow users to create shortcuts for their favorite channels or frequently used functions, enhancing usability.

Additionally, the THZ-100 includes a learning function, which enables it to replicate the commands of other remotes. Through a simple setup process, users can teach the THZ-100 to recognize and control devices without native compatibility, thereby extending its capabilities even further.

The universal remote is powered by long-lasting batteries, minimizing the need for frequent replacements. Its compact design makes it easy to hold and use, ensuring comfort during extended use sessions.

With its combination of advanced technologies, user-friendly features, and compatibility with various devices, the Universal Remote Control THZ-100 is an exceptional choice for anyone seeking to streamline their home entertainment experience. By consolidating control into a single, dependable device, the THZ-100 simplifies the lives of users and elevates their interaction with technology.
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