Habitat HTE-01 Operating instructions

Programming Guide
Smarter Control Solutions.

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About This Manual
This manual uses special attention icons to alert the user of (1) Important
safety concerns, (2) Instructions on proper operation of control functions
and (3) Installation/set up information.
Safety: Indicates a condition which may cause severe personal
injury, death or major property damage.
Important Information: Indicates information which requires
special attention for correct operation of the control.
Your Benet: Indicates helpful installation or setup information.
For installation and instructions, refer to the
Installation & Pairing Manual.
For operating instructions, refer to the
Operation Manual.
Documentation

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Habitat Technologies
330 East 38th Street, Suite 530
New York, NY 10016
Customer Service
Toll Free: 1-800-717-1682
Web Site: www.habitattechnologies.com
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Manual Table of Contents
About This Manual
HTE-01 Thermostat - Home Screen Display
HTE-01 Thermostat - Controls
HTM-01 Base Module - LED Status Indication
HTE-01 Thermostat - Parameter Setup
- Identify HTM-01 Base Module(s)
- Pairing Additional HTM-01 Base Module(s)
- Daylight Savings Time, Date & Time Settings
- Emergency Heat Setting
- Setback Setting
- External Temperature Sensor
- Schedule Setup
HTE-01 Thermostat Administrative Parameters
- Unpair Modules
- Enable Auto Changeover, Button Press Sound, Enable Compressor
O Delay
- Compressor O Delay Time, Heat/Cool Dierential, Span
- Temperature Oset, Emergency Heat
- Maximum/Minimum Set Point, Key Lock
- Base Module Alarm Check Period, Factory Reset
Designed and Engineered in New York
U.S. registered Trademark, Patents pending
Copyright 2020, All Rights Reserved.
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Thermostat Model: HTE-01
Base Module Model: HTM-01

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Home Screen Display
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Pairing status indicator:
Connected
Not connected
8Time display
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WIFI status indicator (only shown
when WIFI module is in use.)
Connected
Not Connected
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Override status indicator:
Override – Temporary Override
Perm. Override – Permanent
Override
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Thermostat Battery power indicator
status, only shown when on battery
power.
Full Half Low Replace
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Schedule running indicator:
Schedule – Schedule running1
(Blank) No Schedule
4System type 11 Set point
5Room temperature 12 Celsius or Fahrenheit units
6Mode status 13 Emergency heat indication
7Additional system type text 14 Fan speed indication

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HTE-01 Thermostat Controls
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Front
View
Bottom
Side View

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LCD Display – See preceding pages for detailed descriptions of the
display icons.
– Increase or Decrease the target temperature set point.
Changing the target set point:
• Press the or button while in Auto, Heat or Cool Modes.
• If a schedule is programmed, “Override” is displayed below the
time indicating that the current target setpoint will be maintained
until the:
- Next schedule period
- Set point is changed to the scheduled value
- Mode button is held for 3 seconds, displaying “Schedule”,
“Perm. Override”
- To change the temperature units between °F and °C, quickly
press and release the and buttons.
Mode – Cycle through Operation modes:
Fan – Cycle through desired Fan Speeds.
Manual Reset – Reboots the thermostat system only.
To save energy, the display will turn o after a period of inactivity.
Before making changes, press any button to activate the display,
illuminating the screen.
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The following table shows the base module state corresponding to the
LED Status Indication.
HTM-01 Base Module LED Status Indication
LED Status Indication State Description
Flashing
Green Pairing Base module is seeking to pair with the thermostat.
Green Paired Base module is paired with the thermostat.
Red Not
Paired
Base module is not paired with a
thermostat.
2 Red
Flashes then
Pause
Alarm
Base module indicating an alarm (Water
Leak, Smoke or CO2) accompanied by
descriptive text on the thermostat display.
Flashing
Red
Identify
Mode
Base module is in ‘identify mode’
which is initiated by the thermostat or
web application.
Alternating
Green/Red
Factory
Reset
Hold the PAIR button for 10 seconds and
it begins to ash. Release and press again
briey to reset.
x y
Flashing
xtimes
Green then
ytimes Red
Firmware
Version
Indicates version x.y (eg. 2 green then 7
green = version 2.7.) Press and release PAIR
button within 10 seconds of power up.
nFlash Red
ntimes
Base
Module
Number
Indicates base module number (1-8). Press
and release PAIR button more than 10
seconds after power up.
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Parameter Description Key Action
Base Module Identify existing base module(s)
Pair additional base module(s)
Daylight Savings
Time (DST)1
or
Toggle DST or
Month1Set Month (MM) 1 to 12
Date1Set Date (DD) 1 to 31
Year1Set Year (YY)
Hour1Set Hour (HHAM/PM)
Minute1Set Minute (MM) 1 to 59
Emergency Heat Toggle or
Setback Enable Toggle - 1,2 - 2
Setback Heat
Set Point2Adjust from default 50°F
Setback Cool Set
Point2Adjust from default 73°F
External Sensor1Toggle or
Schedule Toggle Schedule Mode Toggle Schedule Mode
To access Parameters, hold down the Mode and Fan
buttons until a beep sounds (3 seconds), then release.
Use the Fan button to scroll forward and the Mode button
to scroll backward through the available parameters.
Parameters Setup
1 - DST/Time/Date/External Sensor settings will not be displayed if connected to a HomeLink Module.
2- Setback Heat Set Point and Setback Cool Set Point will not be displayed if Setback is disabled ( ).

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To access Parameters,
hold down the Mode and
Fan buttons until a beep
sounds (3 seconds), then
release.
Press to
identify base modules.
“All” ashes indicating
all modules. Press
to scroll
through the list of
connected base
modules.
If any module has been
paired but has lost its
link to the Thermostat,
the pairing status
indicator will blink
along with the number
of the module that has
lost its link.
Identify HTM-01 Base Module(s):

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Press Fan to select
the module desired.
The module ID stops
ashing, and 10-minute
countdown timer begins.
The LED on the module
corresponding to the
ID selected will begin
ashing red for 10
minutes. If “All” is
selected, the LEDs on
all connected modules
will ash red.
To exit ID mode, hold down the
Mode and Fan buttons until a
beep sounds (3 seconds).
The display will return to the
home screen and LEDs will stop
ashing.

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To access Parameters, hold
down the Mode and Fan
buttons until a beep sounds
(3 seconds), then release.
The display will
show the number
of base modules
currently paired.
Use the button
to begin a 10-minute
countdown to pair
additional base modules.
Pairing Additional HTM-01 Base Module(s):
To initiate pairing, press and hold the Pair
button on the HTM-01 Base Module until the
LED ashes green (at least 5 seconds, but
not more than 10 seconds). A continuous
green LED indicates the base module is
paired with the thermostat.
Note: Holding the Pair button for longer than 10 seconds will cause a
factory reset (LED alternating red and green).

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After pairing, the total number of base
modules will ash on the display. The
pairing sequence will time out after 10
minutes. To exit the parameters menu,
hold down the Mode and Fan buttons
until a beep sounds (3 seconds).
The Habitat HTE-01 Thermostat
will support a maximum of
eight HTM-01 Base Modules

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Daylight Savings Time: Use
the button to toggle
DST Mode or . Press
Fan to continue.
:Use
buttons to set
the month. Press Fan
to continue.
: Use
buttons to set
the date. Press Fan to
continue.
: Use
buttons to set
the year. Press Fan to
continue.
: Use
buttons to
set hour. Press Fan to
continue.
: Use
buttons to set
the minute. Press Fan
to continue.
Daylight Savings Time, Date & Time Settings1:
1 - DST/Date/Time settings will not be displayed if a HomeLink Module is connected.

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Emergency Heat Setting:
Use buttons
to enable (y) or disable (n)
Emergency Heat. When
enabled, if the room
temperature falls below the
Emergency Heat Setpoint
(Administrative Parameter),
emergency backup heat
will be activated. Press
Fan to advance to the next
parameter.

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Setback Setting:
Use the
buttons
to change the
heating setback
temperature.
Press Fan to
advance to
Cooling setback.
Use the
buttons to change
the cooling setback
temperature. Press Fan
to advance to the next
parameter.
Use the
buttons to choose
enable ( ), disable
() or use a setback
motion sensor ( ).

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External Temperature Sensor:
Use the
buttons to to choose
between external
sensor disabled (n)
and external sensor
enabled (y).

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Display Description Action when Fan pressed
Weekday (MF) or
Weekend (SS)
MF – Set periods*
SS – Set periods*
Same schedule
throughout the week Set periods*
Dierent schedule
each day
MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU
– Set periods*
• Choose Schedule Type
* Periods SS, WK, MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU are set up in the same way
as listed below MF.
When prompted
to use
buttons to toggle
to “y”. Press Fan
to continue.
Hold down the
Mode and Fan
buttons until a beep
sounds (3 seconds),
then release.
The display will
show the number
of base modules
currently paired.
Press Mode to scroll
back to the Schedule
Parameter and use
the button
to toggle schedule
to “y”. Press Fan to
conrm.
Schedule Setup:

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Use
buttons to set the target
set point for Heating.
Press Fan to continue.
Set time and
temperature set
points for each
desired period.
Use buttons
to set the target set point
for Cooling. Press Fan to
advance to the next period.
Use the buttons
to set the hour that the rst period
begins. Press Fan to continue.
Use buttons to
set the minutes for the rst period.
Press Fan to continue.
• Period Setup

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To disable a period, press
the button until
is displayed.
Up to 6 periods per day
or group of days can be
programmed.
After the 6th period is
programmed, the HTE-01
Thermostat will move to
the next day or group,
depending on the
schedule type.
Once all periods and day
groups have been
programmed, a prompt
to Update will be
displayed. Press “n”
to accept the current
schedule or “y” to make
further changes.