Commercial Vision PRO 8000 Vision PRO 8000 Features

Commercial Vision. PRO™ 8000

Vision. PRO 8000 Features • Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 incorporates all the standard features of the Vision. PRO family: - Sleek design - Menu-driven programming - Large touchscreen display • But the Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 goes even farther and is tailored with features specifically for commercial applications 2 OS Number Applications TB 8220 U 1003 2 H/2 C Conventional 3 H/2 C Heat Pump 10511

Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 The Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 offers these distinguishable commercial features: • Enhanced energy savings - Economizer output - Holiday setback • Commercialized control algorithm - Better and more consistent control in commercial applications • Multiple keypad lockout levels • Configurable recovery ramps • Occupied/unoccupied scheduling • Title 24 energy/air quality compliance 3 10511

Nomenclature Power U = Universal (dual powered, system flexibility, scheduling flexibility) Line Designation Specification Details TB = Buildings Thermostat TH = Homes Thermostat TB 8 22 0 U 1 003 Family Designation 8 = Vision. PRO touchscreen 7 = Vision. PRO conventional 4 System Stages Application 22 = 2 Heat / 2 Cool 0 = Standard 10511

Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 Installation Procedures

Installation • Steps to install Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 - Mounting - Wiring - Powering Thermostat - Set Calendar - Installer Setup Menus w Main Settings Menu w Regional Settings Menu w Advanced Settings Menu - System Test(s) 6 10511

Installation - Wallplate Mount • Mounts directly on wall • 4” x 2” electrical box • Coverplate available 7 10511

Application Wiring • Choose Conventional or Heat Pump terminal labels • Insert wires in terminal block • Jumper—factory installed 8 10511

Wiring 1 Heat/1 Cool Conventional 1 = Power Supply 2 = Factory Installed Jumper 3 = Optional Sensor 1 Heat/1 Cool single transformer. 9 10511

Wiring 2 Heat/2 Cool Conventional 1 = Power Supply 2 = Factory Installed Jumper 3 = Optional Sensor 2 Heat/2 Cool single transformer. 10 10511

Wiring 1 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump 1 = Power Supply 2 = Factory Installed Jumper 3 = Set to O or B in Setup 4 = Optional Sensor 1 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump with NO Auxiliary Heat. 11 10511

Wiring 2 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump TOD/ECON 1 = Power Supply 2 = Factory Installed Jumper 3, 4 = Optional Sensor 5 = Must Wire Common 6 = Set to O or B in Setup 12 2 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump with Auxiliary Heat. 10511

Powering Thermostat • Hardwired or • Batteries (included) - 3 AAA Alkaline batteries 13 10511

Mounting Thermostat on Wallplate • Locks straight into position - Line up pins with the terminals - Push thermostat straight onto the wallplate until it snaps into place 14 10511

Activate Real Time Clock • To activate the Real Time Clock, simply pull on Tab to remove during installation 15 10511

Set Calendar • Real Time Clock – Set Calendar - Set Year - Set Month - Set Day 16 10511

Set Time • Real Time Clock – Set Time - Adjusts automatically for daylight savings time - Maintains time and day during power outage • Press Done Can turn Daylight Savings Time feature off in Installer Setup 17 10511

Initiate Installer Setup 1. Press the SYSTEM key 2. PRESS and HOLD the two unmarked keys as shown until the display changes - Approximately 5 seconds 18 10511

Installer Setup Display Setup Number • Setup Number on Left - 4 -digit number starting with 0 - Use the up arrow to advance to the next installer setup option • Current Setting on Right - 2 -digit number - Use the up and down arrows to change the current setting Commercial • Exit Installer Setup - Press the Done Key Current Setting 19 10511

Easy-to-Use Installer Setup Menus 1. Installer Setup is broken into 3 menus - Main Settings menu—numbers 0120 to 0290 w Must Select the System Type - Regional Settings menu—numbers 0300 to 0499 - Advanced Settings menu—numbers 0500 to 0710 2. Smart Installer Setup - Setup numbers automatically change defaults based on previous choices - Setup number choices appear and disappear based on previous choices 20 10511

Main Menu Installer Setup Menu Items • Setting the Calendar - Year, Month, Date • Schedule Options - 7 day - Non-Programmable • System Type - 12 choices • Fan Operation • O/B terminal • Continuous backlight 21 • Cycles per hour - Compressor - Heat (Emergency Heat) • Recovery rates - Heat (1 -20°F/hour) - Cool (1 -20°F/hour) • Additional Menus - Go to Self Test - Go to Regional Menu - Go to both Regional and Advanced Menus 10511

Main Setting Menu Items Universal Application • Up to 2 Heat/2 Cool (plus Aux Heat) - Forced Warm Air w Single stage w Multistage - Heat Pumps w Single stage w Multistage Commercial 22 10511

Main Setting Menu Items Universal Scheduling • Multiple Programming Options - 7 Day - 5 -1 -1 - 5 -2 - 1 Day - Non-programmable • Select Schedule Periods - OCC 1, UNOCC 1, OCC 2, UNOCC 2 - OCC 1, UNOCC 2 Commercial 23 10511

Main Setting Menu Items Backlighting • On-Demand - Whenever a key is pressed, the light will stay on for approximately 8 seconds • Continuously - Must be hardwired with a common and installer setup set to continuous Commercial 24 10511

Regional Settings Menu Item • Auto or Manual Changeover • Deadband • Fahrenheit or Celsius • Daylight Savings • Remote Temperature Sensor - Outdoor or Indoor Remote • Compressor Lockout (Heat Pump Only) • Auxiliary Lockout (Heat Pump Only) 25 10511

Regional Settings Menu Item Changeover • Auto Changeover - Default position • Manual Changeover - Set in Regional Installer Setup menu Commercial 26 10511

Regional Settings Menu Item Outdoor Temperature Sensor • C 7089 U - 2 -wire remote sensor - Hook up to the S 1 and S 2 terminals at thermostat - 200 feet maximum • View outside temperature on home screen or by pressing the More key • Used for Heat Pump System Temperature Lockouts 27 10511

Regional Settings Menu Item Remote Indoor Temperature Sensor • T 7770 A (20 K NTC) or C 7189 U (10 K NTC) - 2 -wire remote sensor - Selectable via ISU 340 • Sensors can be used as follows: - One sensor - Multiple sensors 28 10511

Installation Series-Parallel Temperature Averaging Networks Thermostat S 1 29 Thermostat S 1 S 2 T 7770 A T 7770 A T 7770 A T 7770 A 10511

Advanced Settings Menu Items • Number of Periods • Compressor Off Time • Temperature Range Stops - Heat and Cool • 12 or 24 hour clock • Extended Fan Operation - Heat and Cool 30 • Keypad Lockout - Partial 1, Partial 2, or full • Temperature Control(s) - Heat and cool recovery • Display Offset • Reset Defaults - Installer setup and schedule 10511

Advanced Settings Recovery Ramps • Recovery Ramps - Recovery scheme ramps the setpoint towards the desired setpoint - Ramped setpoint helps eliminate overshoot with oversized commercial equipment 31 10511

Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 Recovery Operation

Conventional Recovery Heating 70 o. F Set Point Temperature Actual Temperature 60 o. F UNOCC 33 OCC 10511

Commercial Recovery Ramps Heating Actual Temperature 70 o. F Set Point Temperature 60 o. F UNOCC 34 Setpoint actually ramps up at a user-defined rate during recovery OCC 10511

Conventional Recovery Cooling 85 o. F Set Point Temperature 78 o. F 35 Actual Temperature UNOCC 10511

Commercial Recovery Ramps Cooling 85 o. F Set Point Temperature 78 o. F 36 Actual Temperature UNOCC 10511

Recovery Advanced Settings Menu Items • “Recovery” is shown to alert occupant that the system is in recovery mode - Note: The setpoint displayed during recovery is the final setpoint, not the ramping setpoint Commercial 37 10511

Installation Advanced Settings Menu Items Extended Fan Operation • Heat - Fan runs 90 seconds after call for heat ends - Available if thermostat has control of fan • Cool - Fan runs 40 seconds after call for cool ends Commercial 38 10511

Installation Installer System Test • Test HVAC equipment - Cool stages - Fan - Heat stages • Overrides compressor delay Commercial Part of Installer Setup. 39 10511

Installation Installer System Tests Test 1 - Turn cool stage(s) on and off Test 2 - Turn fan on and off Test 3 - Turn heat stage(s) on and off Test 4 - Turn emergency heat on and off (heat pump only) Commercial Press Done to Exit 40 Arrows Move To Next Test 8 - Turn TOD/Econ on and off Arrows Turn System On or Off 10511

Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 Scheduling Procedures

Scheduling Feature Review • Default Schedule is Energy Star • Menu Driven Program Scheduling • Each day can be scheduled differently • Ability to Select Multiple Days • Armchair Programming 42 10511

Scheduling Set the Schedule • Press the Schedule Key Commercial 43 10511

View Schedule • The current schedule period will flash to indicate which period is being viewed • Press the Day and Period you wish to view • Press Cancel or Done to return to Home Screen Commercial 44 10511

Edit Schedule Edit the Schedule • Press the EDIT key • View mode Commercial 45 10511

Schedule Day Selection Pick Days to Schedule • Press any number of the seven days of the week to edit Commercial 46 10511

Schedule Day Display OK to Pick Multiple Days • Check marks appear on the days chosen Commercial 47 10511

Schedule OCC 1 Selection Press OCC 1 Key • OCC 1 will begin to flash, indicating it is chosen Commercial 48 10511

Scheduling Set OCC 1 Time • Use arrows to set the OCC 1 time Commercial 49 10511

Set Temperature • Use arrows to set the heat temperature • Use arrows to set the cool temperature Commercial 50 10511

Scheduling Press UNOCC 1 Key • UNOCC 1 will begin to flash indicating it is chosen - Set Time - Set Temperatures • Press OCC 2 and UNOCC 2 and Repeat Commercial 51 10511

Scheduling Press Done Key • When finished setting the times and temperatures for the Days Selected, press Done Commercial 52 10511

Saving Schedule Changes Saving Changes • The Days scheduled are shown • Display shows Confirmation that the schedule changes were made Commercial 53 10511

Cancel Schedule Period To Cancel a Scheduled Period • From the edit screen, choose the period to cancel • Press the key CANCEL PERIOD Commercial Example: Cancel UNOCC 1 54 10511

Cancel Schedule Period Once the Scheduled Period is Canceled • Time & Temperatures disappear • The bar above the UNOCC 1 period is removed Commercial 55 Reinstate schedule period by pressing arrow keys 10511 to set time and temperature.

Scheduling Fan Schedule • Press Fan key while in the Edit mode - Auto (default—fan runs with system - On—fan runs continuously during the schedule period Commercial 56 10511

Override Fan Schedule • Override Fan Schedule - Press the fan key to the desired setting - Like a mechanical fan switch. The fan will stay in ON until user manually changes fan setting back to Auto Commercial 57 10511

Following Schedule Display Following Schedule • Home Screen gives confirmation that schedule is being used Commercial 58 10511

Schedule Overrides 1. Holiday - Holds temperature for a designated number of days 2. Override - Holds temperature until the time the user sets (can be limited via ISU 535) Commercial 59 10511

Scheduling Override • Holds temperature temporarily until the next scheduled period time - Press Override key or Up Commercial 60 and Down Arrows next to temperature - Next schedule period time is shown—this is when the temporary hold will end - Adjust end time by pressing Up or Down Arrows next to the time 10511

Scheduling Holiday • Hold temperature for a designated number of days - Press Up and Down Arrows to set the temperature desired while away - Press Arrows to set the number of Days Commercial Press Cancel or Sched key to cancel Holiday early 61 10511

Commercial Vision. PRO 8000 Operation

Operation Feature Review • Precise Temperature Control • System Status • View Outside Temperature • Clean Screen • Low Battery • Screen Locked • Temperature Range Stops • Compressor Protection 63 10511

Operation • The human body can sense a 2º F temperature change • To keep occupants comfortable, thermostat must keep the temperature within +/- 1º F of the setpoint 72 O F 71 O F Set Point 70 O F Comfortable Temperature Control 69 O F 68 O F 64 10511

Operation Thermostat qualities that lead to comfortable temperature control • Top quality components • Innovative design • Superior control algorithms (Digital Thermostats) - Controlling to an ideal Cycle Rate using Proportional + Integral Control 65 10511

Operation • Proportional + Integral Control - Proportional Error (P): The difference between the set-point temperature and the room temperature - Integral Error (I): The length of time the room temperature has differed from the set-point temperature 66 10511

Operation Proportional Error: The difference between the room temperature and the setpoint temperature 70° A Setpoint Temperature Room Temperature 68° A = Proportional Error 67 10511

Operation Integral Error: The length of time the room temperature has differed from the setpoint temperature Setpoint Temperature 70° 68° Room Temperature B C D B + C + D = Integral Error 68 10511

Operation P+I Control: The P+I error is the sum of the two errors. The cycle rate used to maintain the set-point temperature is calculated using the P+I Error 70° 68° Setpoint Temperature A Room Temperature B C D B + C + D = Integral Error 69 10511

Operation System Status Indication • Cool On - Thermostat calling for Cool • Heat On - Thermostat calling for Heat - Aux shown when auxiliary heat is called in Heat Pump Systems Aux 70 10511

Operation View Outside Temperature • Outside Temperature is shown in lower right hand corner of Home screen Commercial 71 10511

Operation View Outside Temperature • Press More key - If thermostat is set to auto changeover, press the More key to view the outside temperature • Press Done or Cancel to return to Home screen Commercial 72 10511

Operation Clean Screen • Press Screen key - Activates a 30 -second timer - Locks out the Touch screen function Commercial 73 10511

Operation Clean Screen • OK To Clean Screen - During 30 -second countdown, the screen can be cleaned • Use damp cloth slightly moistened with water or household glass cleaner Commercial Never spray liquid directly on thermostat 74 10511

Operation Clean Screen • Press Screen to restart the 30 -second timer • Press Done to return to the Home screen Commercial 75 10511

Operation Low Battery Indication • Flashes on Home screen for approximately 30 days • Batteries are optional if a 24 Vac common is used Recommended: Replace batteries once a year. 76 10511

Operation Screen Locked Keypad Lockouts • Partial Lockout 1 - Only Override, Holiday and Temperature Up and Down Arrows are available • Partial Lockout 2 - Only Override and Holiday buttons are available Commercial • Fully Locked - All keys are locked and non-functional 77 10511

Operation Temperature Range Stops • Heat Setting - Set the highest Heat temperature the user can set • Cool Setting - Set the lowest Cool temperature the user can set Commercial 78 10511

Operation Compressor Protection • “Wait” shows in the screen for compressor delay 79 10511

Operation Heat Pump Operation • System Indication • LED • Compressor Lockout • Auxiliary Heat Lockout 80 10511

Operation System LED • LED Indication - Requires 24 Vac Common connection - Operates off the “L” terminal - Only visible through thermostat cover when lit Commercial 81 10511

Operation System LED • L Terminal Input - L terminal is wired to an equipment monitor - LED lights to signal a check or fail signal from the system - May occur in any system mode 82 10511

Compressor Lockout • Electric Auxiliary heat - Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control - Choose compressor lockout temperature in installer setup number 0350 w No lockout w 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 450 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE Operation COMPRESSOR ONLY • Fan does energize 35 AUXILIARY HEAT ONLY • Fan does energize Compressor Lockout Temperature F 83 10511

Auxiliary Heat Lockout • Electric Auxiliary heat - Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control - Choose auxiliary lockout temperature in installer setup number 0360 w No lockout w 40, 45, 50, 55 or 60 0 F 84 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE Operation COMPRESSOR ONLY • Fan does energize 50 AUXILIARY HEAT ONLY • Fan does energize Auxiliary Heat Lockout Temperature 10511

Operation Compressor and Auxiliary Heat Lockouts • Electric Auxiliary heat - Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control - Choose compressor lockout temperature - Choose auxiliary lockout temperature 5º F deadband between Compressor and Auxiliary Heat Lockout Temperatures 85 10511

Dual Fuel Heat Pumps • Thermostat controls backup fossil fuel heat - Outdoor temperature sensor for control - Choose Balance Point lockout temperature in installer setup number 0350 w No lockout w 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 45 OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE Operation COMPRESSOR ONLY • Fan does energize 30 Balance Point FOSSIL FUEL ONLY • Fan does not energize 0 F Emergency Head mode: Balance Point Temperature ignored 86 10511

Recovery Heat Pump Systems Room Temperature COMPRESSOR RECOVERY RAMP AUXILIARY HEAT RECOVERY RAMP Wake 87 10511

Recovery Heat Pump Systems Mild Weather: 50 o. F Compressor Setpoint Aux. Heat Setpoint Room Temperature Wake Compressor: Auxiliary Heat: 88 ON OFF 10511

Recovery Heat Pump Systems Moderate Weather: 30 o. F Compressor Setpoint Aux. Heat Setpoint Room Temperature Wake Compressor: Auxiliary Heat: 89 ON OFF 10511

Recovery Heat Pump Systems Severe Weather: 0 o. F Compressor Setpoint Aux. Heat Setpoint Room Temperature Wake Compressor: Auxiliary Heat: 90 ON OFF 10511

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