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Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
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10-OCT-2016 • (p/n 9000437)
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SOFTWARE VERSION 7.0

Contents
How to Use This Guide
e guide is divided into sections
to help with the operation of the
FireStar Combustion Controller. If
questions arise that are not answered
with this manual, consult with your
authorized Central Boiler dealer.
Overview .......................................................................... 4
FireStar Combustion Controller ..................................................................4
Button and LED Status Indicators ..................................................... 5
Purge Mode ..................................................................................5
Standard Run Mode ...........................................................................6
Reset Cycle ...................................................................................7
Ignition Assist ................................................................................8
Stop Mode ...................................................................................8
Idle Mode ....................................................................................9
Pulse Mode...................................................................................9
Basic Controller Features............................................................ 10
Power ......................................................................................10
Adjusting Water Temperature Setpoint ..........................................................10
Viewing Flue Gas Temperature Sensor Reading ...................................................10
To Lock/Unlock Controller......................................................................11
Power Outage ...............................................................................11
Setup Mode and Adjusting FireStar Settings ........................................... 11
To Enter Setup Mode..........................................................................11
Changing Control Variables ....................................................................11
To Exit Setup Mode ...........................................................................11
Variables Chart ..............................................................................12
Burn Adjustment Guide............................................................. 14
LED Display Alarm Denitions ....................................................... 16
Connecting FireStar Combustion Controller to Wi-Fi Network............................. 18

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Overview
FireStar Combustion Controller
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
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e FireStar Combustion Controller uses a number of sensors, sophisticated
actuator motors and programming to optimize the operation of the outdoor
furnace. e controller adjusts the over and under air (air that is added both
over and under the re) to optimize the combustion process, which makes the
outdoor coal furnace more ecient and cleaner burning. e controller will
display an alarm if it detects a problem (e.g., the water level is low or the re
has gone out).
As the operator of the outdoor furnace, you will be able to adjust the variables
and parameters of the FireStar to obtain a cleaner and more ecient burn.
Some variables can be changed to match the outdoor furnace operation to the
heat load, type and size of coal, etc.
Before operating the FireStar Combustion Controller, become familiar with
the information the control panel provides and with the procedures for making
changes to settings. e controller has been programmed with default settings
that are generally intended for burning bituminous coal; however, the settings
may be adjusted to match your fuel type and heating requirements.
1. Power button - used to turn the FireStar Combustion Controller on and
o. It does not disable all electrical power to the furnace.
2. LED display - alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays
for 6 seconds) and the temperature of the ue gas just before it enters
the chimney tee (displays for 3 seconds). Other information will also
be displayed on the LED display depending on setting, modes, alarms,
warnings, etc.
3. Menu button - can be used in conjunction with the navigation (directional
arrow) buttons to make changes to settings.
4. Purge LED - illuminates to indicate the outdoor furnace is in Purge mode.

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5. Over Air / Under Air LEDs - illuminate to indicate the actuator for controlling
the Over or Under Air is open.
6. Connected LED - illuminates to indicate the controller is connected to a wi-
network.
7. PURGE button - pressed to purge the outdoor furnace before opening the
rebox or ash removal door.
8. RESET button - pressed after new fuel is loaded into the outdoor furnace.
9. IGNITION ASSIST button - pressed to assist in starting or tending to a new re.
Button and LED Status Indicators
Purge Mode
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
LEDs VIOLET
IGNITION
ASSIST
When the Purge button is pressed, the combustion fan starts and the over air
intake opens all the way to purge combustible gases and smoke above the re.
After 30 seconds in the purge cycle, the under air will increase to half of the
over air. is is done so that the ash collection chamber will also be purged of
combustible gases. When the Purge button is rst pressed, the purge LED and
over air LED will illuminate violet. e under air LED will illuminate violet 30
seconds into the purge cycle.

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Once Stage 1 of the purge cycle is complete, these three LEDs will turn green.
When the purge timer reaches the set point (default is 5 minutes), or when the
rebox door is opened, Purge Mode ends and the LEDs turn o.
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LEDs GREEN
NOTE: It is extremely important that Stage 1 of the purge cycle be allowed to run until
completed before attempting to open the rebox.
Standard Run Mode
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LEDs RED
When the over and/or under air LEDs illuminate red, the outdoor furnace is
operating in Standard Run Mode. is is typically after the Reset Cycle has run
through its programmed time. Once the Reset Cycle has been ne-tuned to
your particular type of coal, the outdoor furnace will be in Standard Run Mode
after all the volatile gases have been burned o.
If the actuator gap is set to zero for the Over Air (such as when burning
anthracite), then the over air LED will not be illuminated.

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Reset Cycle
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LEDs VIOLET
e Reset Cycle allows the Forge to burn most types of coal properly and with
reduced smoke. Reset Cycle is used when the furnace has been loaded with
fresh fuel and the rebox door closed.
To activate Reset Cycle, press the Reset button. When the Reset button is
pressed after loading new fuel, the over and under air LEDs will illuminate
violet and gradually transition to red as the Reset Cycle runs and transitions to
Standard Run Mode.
During the Reset Cycle, the under air is slightly reduced and the over air
is increased. is is especially useful when burning bituminous coal which
requires secondary air.
Over a period of time, as the volatiles are burned o, the over air will gradually
reduce. As the over air is being turned down, the under air will gradually
increase. By the time the Reset Cycle is complete, volatiles will have been
burned o and the large amount of over air will no longer be required.
e Reset Cycle is fully adjustable allowing you to change not only the
duration of the Reset Cycle, but also the percentages at which the over and
under air open. is gives you the ability to ne-tune the outdoor furnace
to run as eciently as possible while reducing the amount of smoke present
when burning bituminous coal. Burning anthracite requires the full amount of
combustion air to be brought in beneath the fuel bed; in this case, all over air
settings are set to zero with the exception of the Purge setting.
When burning a fuel that
does not require over air
(such as anthracite), the
Reset button will typically
not be used.

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Ignition Assist
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LEDs VIOLET
e Ignition Assist button is used to start an intial re from a cold start or to
re-ignite an almost extinguished re. Pressing the Ignition Assist Button starts
the combustion fan, allowing you to tend kindling and establish a proper
wood coal bed. e over and under air amounts, and the duration of time the
Ignition Assist Mode will run are all adjustable.
e over and under air LEDs will ash violet depending on the setting
(typically only the under air LED will illuminate as the over air is usually set to
zero).
Stop Mode
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LED BLUE
Just before the outdoor furnace goes into Idle Mode, it will enter Stop Mode.
During Stop Mode, under air will close and over air will open to purge and
clear the rebox of any smoke or volatile gases.

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Idle Mode
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
When in Idle Mode, all of the Status LEDs are o. e display will still
alternate between the water temperature and the ue gas temperature. Idle
Mode occurs when the water temperature has reached the water temperature
setpoint.
Pulse Mode
Status
Purge Over Air Under Air Connected
Power
PURGE
RESET
IGNITION
ASSIST
LEDs WHITE
When the over and under air LEDs illuminate bright white, the outdoor
furnace is in Pulse Mode. Pulse Mode provides periodic bursts of air (pulses) to
keep the re maintained at times when there is no call for heat. is mode is
used during idle to prevent the re from dying out. Pulse Mode has adjustable
settings for both over and under air, in addition to delay and run times.

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Basic Controller Features
Power
To turn the controller on or o, press the Power button. Upon startup, the
controller will display @@@ followed by the software version number, and
then conduct a brief self test. e settings and procedures in this manual apply
to software version 7.0. Subsequent versions may operate dierently. When the
controller is o, the LED display will be o.
Adjusting Water Temperature Setpoint
e LED display alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays for
6 seconds) and the temperature of the ue gas just before it enters the chimney
tee (displays for 3 seconds).
To display the water temperature setpoint, press the Menu button.
e controller has been preset at the factory to 185˚F (85˚C). e water
temperature setpoint can be adjusted between 170˚F-195˚F (76˚C-91˚C).
NOTE: To reduce condensation in the rebox, it is recommended to set the temperature at
or above 185°F (85˚C).
To change the water temperature setpoint, press and hold the Menu
button; then press the button to raise the water temperature setpoint, or the
button to lower the water temperature setpoint. After releasing the Menu
button, the LED display will indicate the actual temperature of the system
water.
Viewing Flue Gas Temperature Sensor Reading
e LED display alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays
for 6 seconds) and the ue gas temperature (displays for 3 seconds) during
normal operation. To briey display the ue gas temperature, press the
button. Press the button four times rapidly to display the water temperature
without alternating (the right-most decimal point will be illuminated). Pressing
the button four more times rapidly or shutting the controller power o and
on again will return the LED display to alternate between the furnace water
temperature and the ue gas temperature.
NOTE: The temperature reading for the ue gas is taken inside the furnace, a few inches
from where the ue gas enters the chimney tee. Because of this, the temperatures will
read slightly higher than a temperature reading taken inside the chimney tee or the
chimney itself.

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To Lock/Unlock Controller
e controller can be locked to prevent unauthorized access to the controller
settings. To lock the controller: Press the button four times within three
seconds. e LED display will indicate (locked) for several seconds. To unlock
the controller: Press the button four times within three seconds. e LED
display will indicate (unlocked) for several seconds.
NOTE: The controller settings can be locked while the controller is o. If the controller
settings are locked while the controller is o, they will need to be unlocked in order to
turn the controller on.
Power Outage
In the event of a power outage, all controller settings will be saved. When
power is restored, the controller will continue operating as it was prior to the
power outage.
Setup Mode and Adjusting FireStar Settings
One of the most powerful features of the FireStar Combustion Controller is
that it provides you with numerous settings you can customize and ne-tune
to the types of fuel you are burning. is can help you obtain the cleanest and
most ecient operation of your outdoor furnace that is possible.
To Enter Setup Mode
Press and hold the Menu button for 10 seconds until the LED display
changes from the water temperature to 1.
Changing Control Variables
While in Setup Mode, refer to the following Variables Chart and select the
control variable you want to change using the or buttons. Press the
button to select the variable by menu number. Use the or buttons to
adjust the variable to the desired setting. Press the Menu button to save the
setting and return to Setup Mode.
To Exit Setup Mode
Wait 10 seconds (without pressing any buttons) and the controller will
automatically exist Setup Mode.

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Variables Chart
e Variables Chart displays each user-adjustable variable, its menu number, a brief description, the default setting, the
minimum and maximum values that can be set, and a recommended setting (if applicable) for burning anthracite or
bituminous. Factory deafult settings are for bituminous coal.
NOTE: Menu items not shown are either not adjustable or should not be changed without consulting your Central Boiler dealer.
Menu # Setting Bituminous Anthracite MIN MAX
1WATER TEMP DIFFERENTIAL
Denes the range from theWater Temperature Setpoint in
which the system can idle.
10 10 5 25
2RESERVED - - - -
3PURGE STAGE 1 DURATION (MINUTES)
Sets how long the Purge Stage 1 function lasts before
moving to Stage 2. During this time, over air will be on and
under air will follow 30 seconds later.
1 1 0 59
4PURGE STAGE 2 DURATION (MINUTES)
Sets how long the Purge function will continue to run before
shutting o (NOTE: the purge function is terminated when
the door is opened).
4 4 0 59
5PURGE OVER AIR SETTING
Sets the over air opening height as a percentage of full travel
during both stages of the Purge function.
100 100 0 100
6IGNITION ASSIST DURATION (MINUTES)
Sets how long the Ignition Assist mode will run when the
IGNITION ASSIST button is pressed. The function terminates
when the RESET button is pressed.
30 30 0 59
7IGNITION ASSIST UNDER AIR SETTING
Sets the under air opening height as a percentage of full
travel when the IGNITION ASSIST button is pressed.
100 100 0 100
8IGNITION ASSIST OVER AIR SETTING
Sets the over air opening height as a percentage of full travel
when the IGNITION ASSIST button is pressed.
0 0 0 100
9RESET CYCLE UNDER AIR START SETTING
Under air opening starting height as a percentage of full
travel when the RESET button is pressed.
50 50 0 100
10 STANDARD RUN MODE UNDER AIR SETTING
Under air opening nishing/running height as a percentage
of full travel when the RESET function has nished.
70 50 0 100
11 RESET CYCLE UNDER AIR DURATION (MINUTES)
Time it takes for the under air actuator to go from START
PERCENT to MAX PERCENT when the RESET button has been
pressed.
15 1 0 59
12 STANDARD RUN MODE UNDER AIR MINIMUM
The under air actuator height as a percentage of full travel
when the unit is in Idle mode. Helpful in maintaining a
slight draft draft during long periods of downtime to keep
coals glowing. (NOTE: this variable should only be adjusted
after you have become familiar with the outdoor furnace.
Adjusting too high will result in overheating (high limit trip).
0 10 0 100

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Menu # Setting Bituminous Anthracite MIN MAX
13 RESET CYCLE OVER AIR START SETTING
Over air opening starting height as a percentage of full travel
when the RESET button is pressed. The actuator will decrease
from this setting to the end setting.
75 0 0 100
14 RESET CYCLE OVER AIR END SETTING
Over air actuator height as a percentage of full travel when
the RESET function has nished.
0 0 0 100
15 RESET CYCLE OVER AIR DURATION (MINUTES)
Sets the over air open duration when the furnace starts up
after being in Idle Mode. Helpful in reducing pu backs.
30 30 0 59
16 STOP CYCLE OVER AIR SETTING (PERCENTAGE) 50 50 0 100
17 PULSE CYCLE UNDER AIR SETTING
Under air actuator start height as a percentage of full travel
when the Pulse function is operating.
25 25 0 100
18 PULSE CYCLE OVER AIR SETTING
Over air actuator starting height as a percentage of full travel
when the Pulse function is operating.
0 0 0 100
19 PULSE CYCLE DELAY DURATION (MINUTES)
Time in minutes between pulses when furnace is in Idle
mode.
30 30 0 59
20 PULSE DURATION (MINUTES)
Time the fan is on and actuators are open during Pulse
function.
1 1 0 59
21 STOP CYCLE LENGTH (MINUTES)
After the water temperature setpoint is reached, the time the
over air continues to run to purge the rebox of smoke and
volatiles.
2 2 1 20
22 COMBUSTION TEMPERATURE SENSOR ERROR
(0=no error, 1=open circuit, 2=short to ground, 3=short to
5VDC).
0 0 0 3
23 FAHRENHEIT/CELSIUS
(0 for Fahrenheit, 1 for Celsius).
n/a n/a 0 1
24 WATER TEMPERATURE OFFSET
This variable is added to (or subtracted from) theWater
Temperature Display.
0 0 -30 30
25 COMBUSTION TEMPERATURE OFFSET
This variable is added to (or subtracted from) the Combustion
Temperature Display.
0 0 -30 30
26 WI-FI ENABLED
(0=disabled, 1=enabled).
0 0 0 1
27-40 Menu items 27-40 are variables used with the FireStar and
MyFireStar.com systems.

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Burn Adjustment Guide
Use the following recommendations to help obtain a clean and ecient burn
and extract the most heat from your coal. When making any adjustments, it
is best to change settings gradually and allow the furnace to burn for a few
loading cycles to determine if the settings you've changed are benecial to
operation.
CONDITION: Excessive smoke from the chimney.
NOTE: This condition is typically only an issue when burning bituminous.
RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:
• Make sure you are using IGNITION ASSIST MODE after lling the furnace
with a new load of bituminous coal and closing the rebox door.
• Increase time of IGNITION ASSIST DURATION (Menu #6) to increase
the amount of time air is available.
• Increase IGNITION ASSIST OVER AIR SETTING (Menu #8), if not
already set to 100. Also make sure that the ue gas temperature doesn’t
consistently drop after making this adjustment. If it does, the smoke could be
getting diluted instead of burned.
• Decrease the IGNITION ASSIST UNDER AIR SETTING (Menu #7) to
reduce the under air and slow down the rate that volatiles are released from
the coal.
• Try dierent loading techniques making sure that there is an area of exposed
glowing coals to ignite the volatile gases.
• Check to make sure that neither the over or under air outlets are plugged.
• Make sure the outdoor furnace is up to temperature and that the heat load is
not greater than the outdoor furnace heat output capacity.
• Some types of coal, because of their sulfur and impurity content, will always
smoke, regardless of what settings are adjusted.
CONDITION: Fire goes out.
RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:
• Make sure there are enough glowing coals to ignite the fuel load. If not, load
more frequently so there are enough coals remaining to ignite the fuel load.
• Make sure there are no restrictions to the combustion air. Check for any
clinker buildups in the rebox, check the over and under air holes to ensure
they are free of debris, and make sure the combustion fan inlet isn’t blocked.
• Make sure the over and under air actuators, and the combustion blower are
functioning properly.
• Increase the STANDARD RUN MODE UNDER AIR SETTING (Menu
#10) to provide additional under air (primary combustion air).

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• Reduce RESET CYCLE UNDER AIR DURATION (Menu #11). is will
shorten the time it takes the under air actuator to reach its maximum opening
position.
• Reduce RESET CYCLE OVER AIR DURATION (Menu #15) or RESET
CYCLE OVER AIR START SETTING (Menu #13). is may result in
slightly more smoke, but will force more air through the coal bed.
• Reduce PULSE CYCLE DELAY SETTING (Menu #19). is will reduce
the amount of time between pulses. Especially helpful if there will be longer
periods of down time, but may also result in a high temperature alarm.
• Increase PULSE DURATION (Menu #20). Helps to maintain glowing coals,
especially during extended periods of down time, but may also result in a high
temperature alarm.
CONDITION: Outdoor furnace overheats and/or
repeated high temperature alarms.
RECOMMENDED ACTIONS:
• Make sure over and under air actuators are not stuck open.
• Make sure rebox and ash removal doors are closed and have a proper seal.
• Lower the water temperature setpoint.
• Increase PULSE CYCLE DELAY SETTING (Menu #19) and/or reduce the
PULSE DURATION (Menu #20).
• Reduce STANDARD RUN MODE UNDER AIR SETTING (Menu #10).
• Adjust the RESET CYCLE OVER AIR START SETTING (Menu #13)
and RESET CYCLE OVER AIR END SETTING (Menu #14). Setting the
RESET CYCLE OVER AIR END SETTING to zero will eliminate most
of the natural draft when the outdoor furnace is in Idle Mode and prevent a
constant climb in temperature. is is especially true when there isn’t a large
heat draw, such as during warmer months.

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LED Display Alarm Denitions
If any of the following alarms occur, system operations will be halted and
the alarm name will scroll across the display until the cause of the alarm is
corrected.
LOW WATER
is warning will scroll across the screen until the water level is above the
sensor. Check the water level at the sight gauge and, if necessary, add water
according to the Water Quality and Maintenance section. If adding water does
not correct the problem, contact your Central Boiler dealer.
HIGH WATER TEMPERATURE
HIGH TEMP 1, followed by the water temperature, will scroll across the
display if the water temperature reaches 200˚F (93˚C). e LED will continue
to scroll the warning, followed by the water temperature and the ue gas
temperature until the water temperature drops to 195˚F (90˚C).
HIGH LIMIT TRIP
ere is an external limit switch that can also lock the controller in cool down
mode. HIGH TEMP 2 will scroll across the screen, followed by the water
temperature if the external limit switch trips. e limit switch will trip at
approximately 200˚F (93˚C) and automatically reset at 185˚F (85˚C). If this
alarm occurs often, you will need to lower the water temperature setpoint.
FIRE OUT
When the system is calling for heat, if the ue gas temperature drops below
200˚F (149˚C) for longer than 60 minutes and doesn’t rise more than 5˚F
(3˚C), FIRE OUT will scroll across the display until one of the following
occurs:
• the ue gas temperature rises signicantly (NOTE: if the ue
gas temperature has been rising for over 3 hours but is still below
200˚F (149˚C), this alarm will still occur),
• the controller is turned o and on, or
• the rebox door is opened and closed, or
• the Reset button is pressed.

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FIRE OUT WITH A THERMOCOUPLE ERROR
When the water temperature is below 120˚F (49˚C), the system will check for
an increase in water temperature. If the controller has just been turned on or
if the rebox door has been opened and closed, the system will wait 2 hours
before checking for an increase in water temperature. It will then continue
to check every 30 minutes thereafter. If water temperature does not increase
signicantly between system checks, the warning will scroll across the display
until one of the following occurs:
• the water temperature rises signicantly,
• the controller is turned o and on, or
• the rebox door is opened and closed.
DOOR OPEN
If the rebox door is open, the warning will scroll across the display until the
door is closed. Since the purge cycle will be running before the door is opened,
opening the door for more than a few seconds will result in the purge cycle
ending (i.e., the combustion fan shuts o and both actuator units close).
Other Alarms
Alarms that will not stop the operation of the furnace will still scroll across
the screen as a message, and will be preceded by ATTENTION: (Message
contents). If the rebox door is open for more than 30 seconds, the Reset Cycle
will be reset.
NOTE: The following alarms will not stop system operation:
THERMOCOUPLE FAILURE
e ue gas thermocouple has been damaged or disconnected. e message
will indicate that the system is no longer operating at optimal eciency.
Contact your dealer immediately. To hide this alarm, press the and
buttons at the same time. Doing so does NOT erase the alarm or x the
problem, but it does allow normal operation. In the event of a thermocouple
failure, Fire Out will be based on water temperature.
EPROM MEMORY FAILURE
e message will indicate that the controller was unable to recover from a
memory failure. All settings will be reset to the factory default settings and
will not be saved if the controller is turned o or power is interrupted. In the
event of a power outage, the controller will not restart when power is restored.
Contact your dealer.
CLEAR SETTINGS
e display will show the message to indicate all settings are being reset to the
factory default settings.

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Connecting FireStar Combustion Controller
to Wi-Fi Network
e FireStar Combustion Controller's integrated wi- allows you to connect
to your local wi- network and take advantage of the online features when you
create an online account.
YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK AND FURNACE INFORMATION
Record information about your home's wireless network and your furnace.
_____________________________________________________________
Wireless Network Name
_____________________________________________________________
Wireless Network Password
_____________________________________________________________
Your Furnace Serial Number
CONNECT TO YOUR WI-FI NETWORK
1. Disconnect power to the furnace.
2. Remove the two screws and open the control panel.
3. Remove the round plug on the left side of the control.
4. Install the grommet into the hole.
5. Align the antenna through the grommet and tighten it onto the gold
threaded connector installed on the side of the control panel. Take care
not to cross-thread the antenna and damage the threads on the connector.
6. Connect power to the furnace and turn on the control.
7. Press and hold the center Menu button until 1 is displayed.
8. Turn on the wi- conguration network by pressing the up or down arrow
until menu #27 is displayed. Press the right arrow to display the setting
stored in menu #27. Use the up arrow to change this setting to 1. Press
the center Menu button to store this setting. e connected light will
start ashing blue.

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9. Watch the connection LED as the control enters wi- setup mode.
When the LED is a steady blue (not ashing), the control is ready to be
congured.
10. On a smartphone or other wi- enabled device, nd the Firestar_XXXX
network and connect to it.
11. Using a web browser on the connected device, navigate to www.wiset.net.
12. Your browser will display the FireStar Setup page. Select the wi-
network SSID you would like to connect to. Select your wi- security
type and enter your wi- password and furnace serial number (SSID and
password are case-sensitive).
13. Click the connect button. e control will now turn o the
conguration network and attempt to connect to your selected wi-
network.
14. e connection LED will ash green while it is attempting to connect.
When the LED is a steady green, the control is connected to your
network.
15. If the control fails to connect, the connection LED will be steady
red. Verify your personal wi- network's SSID and password before
performing the setup steps again.
MYFIRESTAR.COM ACCOUNT
Connecting your FireStar to your home's wireless network will allow you
to take full advantage of the online features. Create your online account at
MyFireStar.com and access information about your furnace from anywhere via
your web browser, smartphone or other web-enabled devices.
Record your User Name and Password once you have created them for your
MyFireStar.com account.
__________________________________________________________
User Name
__________________________________________________________
Password

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