System Modes - EcoNet RETST700SYS Guide D'utilisation

System Modes

The EcoNet Smart Thermostat will call for heat or cool based on the current settings and temperature. Cooling
and heating equipment may have a delay period before operation is enabled. The delay can be up to 5 minutes
(if the mode was changed right after equipment turns off). Status screen will show a "Hold-Off Timer" for
Equipment State.
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Resume Schedule
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Home Home Away
Cooling to
62 85
70 65
Select a Mode
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Resume Schedule
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Auto Heat Cool
Away Home
OFF
Fan
Cooling to
70 65
BACK
Select a Mode
80 80
Resume Schedule
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Auto Heat Cool
Home Away
OFF
Fan
Cooling to
70 65
BACK
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Resume Schedule
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Away
Home Home
Cooling to
62 85
70 65
Select a Mode
80 80
Resume Schedule
75 71
Auto Heat Cool
Home Away
OFF
Fan
Cooling to
65 70
BACK
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Resume Schedule
71 75 75
Away
Home Home
Cooling to
65 70 62
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Select the mode icon in the bottom right corner of the home screen to quickly
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change the operating mode.
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Select from Auto, Heat, Cool, E-Heat, Fan and Off
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E Heat
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Auto – Activates the heating or cooling system as required to keep your home
within the configured range of set point temperatures. Select the desired
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set point, and then use the large adjustment buttons to set the desired
E Heat
temperature. To adjust your cooling set point, tap the set point on the right -
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it will turn blue, then adjust using the plus and minus buttons. The current
temperature in the center of the screen will temporarily be replaced by the
set point in large font during temperature adjustments.
Note: The default deadband or separation between the heating and cooling set points is 2 degrees.
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Heat – Turns on heating when the current temperature drops below your set
point temperature. When there is an active call for heating, the words 'Heating
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To' will appear above the heating set point.
E Heat
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(Heating set point screen)
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