AMX ENV-VST-C Front Panel Components, Navigating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat

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Setup and Configuration

Setup and Configuration

Overview

The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current temperature, controls and displays humidity, and displays the current outdoor temperature. The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat displays this information on a 3.5" (8.89 cm) color display. In addition, the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current day's weather forecast along with a five-day forecast, driven from AMX’s i!-Weather application.

This chapter provides information about the different screens on the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat, how to navigate through them, and how to establish settings on each screen.

Front Panel Components

This section describes the front panel components and gives instructions for operating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat (see FIG. 1 on page 1).

Display

The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat provides the current temperature condition including indoor and outdoor temperature, the current weather conditions, and the Five Day Forecast. The thermostat displays this information on a 3.5" (8.89 cm) color QVGA (320 x 240) Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display (TFT-LCD).

Navigation Buttons

The ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat is equipped with three tactile buttons that support the thermostat’s main functions and its backlight options. When you press any button, the display backlight lights up for 30 seconds. The Navigation buttons are used to change various parameters on the thermostat, including the temperature setpoints. While on the Main screen (FIG. 18), pressing the navigation buttons puts the thermostat in cool/heat setpoint adjust mode. These buttons are located beneath the faceplate.

Mode/Select Button

The Mode/Select button is used to navigate through the various thermostat screens, including the weather screens. This button is located beneath the faceplate. Pressing Mode/Select for the first time takes the display from an Inactive state to

an Active state. Pressing Mode/Select again takes you to the Current Weather screen (provided you have not disabled this screen.) Pressing and holding Mode/Select for three seconds opens the Hold Mode menu (see the Changing Hold

Mode section on page 19 for more information.)

Navigating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat

This section describes the various screens on the thermostat, and the options on each screen.

Main Screen

Cool setpoint

 

 

 

Current room

 

 

Heat setpoint

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

temperature

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Status icons

Current forecast

FIG. 18 Main screen

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Contents ENV-VST-C AMX Limited Warranty and Disclaimer Table of Contents Advanced Thermostat Operations Programming AxLink Channels AxLink Levels Weather Duet Module System Components ViewStat Color Thermostat SpecificationsOverview Communication and Hvac ENV-VST-TSO Outdoor Temperature Sensor SpecificationsStand-Alone Thermostat Mounting Criteria Disconnecting Power to All Hvac EquipmentRemote Temperature Sensors Selecting the Thermostat LocationMounting the Base to a Wall Wiring the ThermostatRemoving the Faceplate from the Base Communication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions Wiring TerminalsCommunication and Equipment Terminal Wiring Definitions Wiring for AxLink Preparing Captive WiresWiring Guidelines Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage A/C Wiring DiagramsDual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A/C Dual Stage Furnace and Dual Stage A/C wiringRoof Top Unit with Dual Stage Heat and Dual Stage Cool Boiler and A/C with Separate Transformers Boiler and A/C with Separate Transformers wiringSingle Stage Heat Pump Single Stage Heat Pump wiringTwo Stage Heat Pump Two Stage Heat Pump wiringInstallation and Wiring Installing the Outdoor Temperature Sensor Installing a Remote SensorIndoor Flush Mount Temperature Sensor Specifications Installing the Indoor Flush Mount SensorSensor wire connected to cable Navigating the ViewStat Color Communicating Thermostat Front Panel ComponentsMain Screen Status Icons Changing the Heating and Cooling SetpointsTo Program Changing Hold ModeChanging the Heating/Cooling Mode Hold Mode OptionsStops blinking Changing the Fan ModeHeating/Cooling Mode Options Turning Off the Hvac SystemOr cooling Fan Mode OptionsHelp Screen Fan AutoDay Forecast Screen Current Weather ScreenExit Returns to the Main screen Thermostat Mode ScreenThermostat Mode Screen Options Program Screen Options Establishing Daytime/Nighttime Temperature SettingsProgram Screen Copy To screen Copying Programmed SettingsAway Mode Screen Options Away Mode ScreenEstablishing Away Mode Settings Settings Screen Options Settings ScreenChanging the Fan Settings Changing the Filter Settings Security Code Screen Accessing Advanced Setup OptionsChanging User Preferences Change Security Code Screen Entering the Security CodeChanging the Security Code User Preferences Screen Options User Preferences ScreenChanging the Date and Time Format Changing the Temperature ScaleDisabling the Filter Change Reminder Changing the Backlight SettingsDisabling the Screen Saver Disabling the Weather Alert IconDisabling the Forecast Screens Button Lockout Screen Options Button Lockout ScreenLocking the Buttons Locking the Temperature SettingsLocking the Mode Settings Locking the Fan SettingsAdvanced Setup Screen Options Advanced Setup ScreenChanging the Type of Hvac System When Diagnostic Mode is activeActivating the External Sensor Changing the Type of Fossil FuelActivating the On-board Humidity Sensor Setting the Date and Time on the ThermostatActivating the Internal On-board Sensor Advanced Setup screen 2 Turning on Diagnostic ModeTurning on the Humidification and Dehumidification Systems Turning on Comfort RecoveryAxLink Communications screen AxLink Communications ScreenSwitching AxLink Devices Thermostat Setup Screen Options Thermostat SetupThermostat Setup Screen Setting the Deadband Temperature Difference Setting First and Second Stage DifferentialsSetting the Balance Point for a Heat Pump System Setting the Temperature OffsetThermostat Setup screen 2 SENDCOMMANDs SENDCOMMANDsWeather Condition Keywords Color ViewStat Thermostat CommandsDay Forecast Commands Day Forecast CommandsAxLink Commands AxLink CommandsTo Off, the response reports OFF Temperature scaleDisplays the current forecast Dew Point 55FSendcommand ’LK MR1 TR3’ Sets the mode to Program Thermostat returns the serial number Sets the current barometric pressureRequest the thermostat’s serial number Master requesting the thermostat’s serial numberAxLink Channels AxLink Channels2nd stage heat relay Provides feedback from relay W2 246 219Hvac State Emergency Heat 224AxLink Levels AxLink LevelsWeather Duet Module InConcert window Weather Setup PagesWeather Main Changing the Date and TimeChanging the Humidity Mode Changing the Humidity SettingsHumidity menu Changing the Heat and Cool SettingsHvac Mode menu Changing the Hvac ModeEntering Location by Zip Code Changing the Hold ModeChanging Pressure Units Changing Temperature UnitsEntering Location by Station ID Changing Wind Speed UnitsDay Forecast screen Programming ENV-VST-C Operation / Reference Guide Increase Your Revenue through education + knowledge
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