HBX SNO-0600 User manual

HBX Control Systems Inc.
Installation Manual
SNO-0600
Version 1.0.0
SNO-0600
• Snow Melt Control

Control Systems Inc.
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Control
Innovation
HBX SNO-0600 Snowmelt Control
Version 1.0.0
Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ............................................................................................ 1-3
Description .............................................................................................. 1
Safety Symbols & Warnings ................................................................... 2
Receipt & Inspection .............................................................................. 2
Technical Data and Dimensions ........................................................... 3
Wiring & Installation ............................................................................... 4-25
Wiring ....................................................................................................... 4
Installation ............................................................................................... 5
Main Screen Navigation.......................................................................... 6
System Settings..................................................................................... 7-13
Application Drawing ............................................................................... 15-21
Troubleshooting Guides...........................................................................22
Warranty Information .............................................................................. 23

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RELAYS
240VAC 5A Max
INPUT
120VAC 15A Max
ECO-0600
ZONE CONTROLLER
ECO-0600
GEOTHERMAL CONTROL
SNO-0600
SNOW MELT CONTROL
120VAC 0.25A Max DRY CONTACTS
SEE MANUAL FOR RATINGS
HBX SNO-0600 SNOW MELT MODULE
This manual will help with the installation, parameter setting,
troubleshooting and general maintenance requirements for
the controller. To guarantee the safe and reliable operation of
this control, you must rst read this manual in detail and take
particular note to any and all warnings or caution directives prior
to connecting to AC power. Please consult and install the heating
appliance in accordance with manufacture’s recommendations.
DESCRIPTION
The Wi-Fi enabled SNO-0600 Snow Melt Control operates Hydronic
heating and electric equipment tom melt snow and/or ice from
driveways, ramps, and walkway surfaces. The control consists
of numerous exceptional features including settings for snowfall
intensity as well as an adjustable delta T. The control can operate
a single boiler and also control a main system pump to supply heat
to the slab. The control allows for multiple mixing options including
injection, oating action and modulating (0-10 VDC).
The SNO-0600 now features weather forecasting in its programming.
This allows the control to receive your local weather forecast to turn
on your system in the anticipation of a snow storm. This will reduce
the need to idle your slab all the time in the winter and save you a
signicant amount of money on your utility bills.
Optical Snow Melt Sensing
The SNO-0600 control works in conjunction with the SNO-0110. The
snow sensor utilizes optics rather than continuity based on/off sensors
typically used by other manufactures. The sensor feedbacks snowfall
rate and intensity while also providing slab temperature. This sensor
technology allows the user to ne tune the type of conditions that
initiate a snow melt mode on the control.
Remote Access Anytime, Anywhere
Used in conjunction with the free HBX Sensorlinx™ mobile app,
users can control and monitor their snow melt system remotely from
there smartphone devices with the ability to set snow fall rates,
system targets, monitor equipment operation, and adjust weather
forecasting demands.
This control can also function as a stand
alone system without WiFi capabilities.
FEATURES
• Remote access for Apple and Android
devices via Sensorlinx mobile app
• Full-Colour touch screen display
• Weather forecasting
• Optical Snow Melt Sensing Technology
• Pre-Set Snow Fall Intensity Settings
• Boiler enable
• Modulating Mixing (0-10vdc)
• Injection pump or oating action valve
control
• Multi-zone operation
• Testing function (Summer Installation)
• Warm and cold weather shutdown
QR CODE
Each SNO-0600 is labeled with a QR code,
which when scanned will link to a digital version
of this manual.

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Extreme Hazard
This action poses a serious threat that could result in
personal injury or death, as well as permanent damage to
the equipment. Proceed with caution.
EXTREME HAZARD: This HBX control is a microprocessor based controller and as such is not to be regarded as a safety (limit) control.
Please consult and install the heating or cooling appliance in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Moderate Hazard
This action may cause personal injury or have adverse
effects on the installation process if handled incorrectly.
WARNING: Only suitably qualied individuals with formal training in electrical and hydronic controls should attempt the installation
of this equipment. Incorrect wiring and installation will affect the warranty provided with this unit. Wiring must be completed in
accordance with the codes and practices applicable to the jurisdiction for the actual installation.
WARNING: Non-serviceable product. Send to HBX Controls Inc. only for service.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer
and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
WARNING: a) Use copper conductors only if the terminal is acceptable only for connections to copper wire; b) Use aluminum
conductors only or use aluminum or copper-clad aluminum condctors only if the terminal is acceptable only for connection to
aluminum wire; or c) use copper or aluminum conductors or use copper, copper-clad aluminum, or aluminum conductors if the
terminal is acceptable for connection to either copper or aluminum wire.
WARNING: Use only copper conductor supply wire suitable for at least 105 °C
WARNING: All circuits must have a common disconnect and be connected to the same pole of the disconnect.
WARNING: Wiring connected in the bottom wiring chamber must be rated to at least 300V.
Disconnect Power Source
The presence of low voltage(24VAC) or high
voltage(120VAC) could result in personal injury or
permanent damage to components or equipment.
Point of Interest
This point claries pertinent information, or brings your
attention to an action that may have adverse effects on
the installation process.
Drawing Reference
Refer to the specied electrical or mechanical drawing at
the back of the manual.
The HBX SNO-0600 is a microprocessor based controller
and as such is not to be regarded as a safety (limit) control.
Please consult and install the heating or cooling appliance
in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Use only copper conductor supply wire suitable for at least
105 °C All circuits must have a common disconnect and
be connected to the same pole of the disconnect.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
SAFETY WARNINGS
RECEIPT & INSPECTION
After receiving, inspect the unit for any possible physical damage that may have occurred during transportation.
After unpacking the unit make sure the box contains:
• 1 x Terminal Screwdriver (2.5 mm)
• 1 x Manual
• 1x Remote outdoor outdoor sensor (OUT-0100)
• 2x Universal Sensor (029-0022)
• 2x Cable ties

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131 mm
5.157”
248 mm
9.764”
66 mm
2.598”
3.937”
99.9
mm
222 mm
8.740”
RELAYS
240VAC 5A Max
INPUT
120VAC 15A Max
ZON-0600
ZONE CONTROLLER
ECO-0600
GEOTHERMAL CONTROL
SNO-0600
SNOW MELT CONTROL
120VAC 0.25A Max DRY CONTACTS
SEE MANUAL FOR RATINGS
65.96 mm
2.597”
Specications:
4 x thermistor Input (10k Ohm)
2 x Stage Relays 24VAC 2A Max
3 x AUX Relays
• 120VAC 1/6hp FLA or LRA 5A Max (Pump)
• 240VAC 1/2hp FLA or LRA 5A Max (Pump)
• 120VAC/240VAC 5A Max (Other)
1x Input 120VAC +/- 10% 50/60Hz 250mA Max
Combined relay power should not exceed 15A
Weight:
0.750Kg
Dimensions:
131mm W x 246mm H x 66.71mm
5.16in W x 9.83in H x 2.64in
ETL Listings:
Meets CSA C22.2 No. 24
Meets UL Standard 873
ETL Control No. 3068143
Storage:
50°F to 104°F (10ºC to 40ºC)
ECO-0600
WiFi: 2.4GHz Network Only
FCC ID: 2AHMRESP125
TECHNICAL DATA AND DIMENSIONS
TECHNICAL DATA AND DIMENSIONS
SNO-0600 TECHNICAL DATA
DIMENSIONS
RELAYS
240VAC 5A Max
INPUT
120VAC 15A Max
ECO-0600
ZONE CONTROLLER
ECO-0600
GEOTHERMAL CONTROL
SNO-0600
SNOW MELT CONTROL 120VAC 0.25A Max DRY CONTACTS
SEE MANUAL FOR RATINGS

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We recommend all signal wiring to be a minimum of 18AWG shielded wire at a maximum of 500ft.
4. SENSOR INPUTS
11, 13: System Supply Sensor – Brass strap on sensor, to
be installed on the supply to the snow melt manifold
12, 13: Return Sensor – Brass strap on sensor, to be
installed on the return to the snow melt manifold.
15, 16: Outdoor temperature.
2. MODULATING OUTPUT
5,6: For modulating boiler or mixing device 0-10V DC
output
1. DEMAND OUTPUTS
1,2: Dry contact 24VAC max
3,4: Dry contact 24VAC max
3. DEMAND INPUTS
7,8: IDLE SLAB DEMAND INPUT Apply a snow melt
demand from a dry contact to initiate an Idle demand.
9,10: MELT SLAB DEMAND INPUT Apply a snow melt
demand from a dry contact to initiate an melt
demand.
6. BOILER CONTACT
1, 2: Boiler Contact: Boiler enable contact
3,4: Non-Applicable: This contact does not have any
functionality and may used in a future upgrade. Do
not install anything to this contact.
6. AUXILIARY OUTPUTS
5, 6: Aux 1 - Can be used as an system pump,
Floating action valve up, oating action valve down,
pump test, App
7, 8: Aux 2 – Can be used as an Injection pump,
system pump, Floating action valve up, oating
action valve down, pump test, App
9, 10: Aux 3 - Can be used as an system pump,
Floating action valve up, oating action valve down,
pump test, App
7. INPUT POWER
11, 12, 13: This input is to power the SNO-0600. 0.25
Amps at 120 VAC is required to power this device
5. SNOWMELT OPTICAL SENSOR
17, 18, 19, 20, 21: Snow Melt Sensor: Green (17), Red
(18), White (19), Black (20), Shield (21)
DO NOT CONNECT
POWER HERE
GR
POWER
120
13
N
L
1211
5A
1
Aux 1
5 6
1 2
Aux 2
7 8
2
5A
HBX SNO-0600 SNOW MELT CONTROL
1
8
7
2 3
109
4
Demand In
1
1211
2
13
Sensor 1
3
1514
4
16
Sensor 2
1
DEM 1
21
1 2
43
21
65
1
Demands
DEM 2 MOD
Boiler Output 5A
3
Aux 3
9 10
3
SNO-0600
Input Power
Class 2 Circuits
Class 2 Circuits
1
1817
2
19
3
20
4
21
Snow Sensor
1
Boil 1
1 2
1 2
N/A
3 4
2
5
SG PW TM S
Mod
Output
WIRING AND INSTALLATION
SNO-0600 Installation
The SNO-0600 is designed to be wall mounted or installed in a separate electrical enclosure. The
unit should be installed inside and protected from falling water and high humidity conditions.
With all the covers in place, it is designed to protect any individual from accidental electrical
shock. It is not suitable for installation in hazardous locations and should not be close to any
electromagnetic elds.
• Identify the four mounting holes on the SNO-0600, mark on the wall the desired location of
mounting
• Pre-drill, anchor and fasten four screws for mounting
• Hang SNO-0600 and fasten tight to desired locations
• Complete wiring connections in accordance with terminal locations
MOUNTING
HOLES

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SNO-0600 MAIN SCREEN
WI-FI – Indicates that the control is connected to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
SYSTEM SUPPLY – Indicates the system supply temperature and target. If there is a demand for heating the
box will be bordered with a red outline, and the boiler re and associated pumps or mixing valve in the
lower wiring chamber will be closed. When the box is bordered with a green line this will indicate that the
supply temperature has been satised.
RETURN – Indicates the system return temperature.
OUTDOOR – The outdoor temperature will
be displayed. This option will also display
if the control is in WWSD (Warm Weather
Shutdown) or CWSD (Cold Weather
Shutdown).
SLAB TEMPERATURE – Indicates the slab
temperature and target. If there is a
heating demand for the slab the box will
be bordered with a red outline. When the
box is bordered with a green line this will
indicate that the slab temperature has
been satised.
1
2
2
3
3
6
1
7
8
9
4
4
5
BOILER – Indicates if the boiler is on/off.
When a boiler is activated by a heat
demand the boiler will light up in respect to
their classication.
6
MODULATING MIXING – Indicates the
modulating mixing percentage that is
being utilized in your system setup. When
a modulating the mixing valve is activated
by a heat demand the modulating
percentage will start at the minimum mod
percentage (%). When there is no demand
(off) the modulating percentage (%) will
displayed as 0%.
7
PUMPS – When a pump or valve is
activated by a call you will see pump
(P1) ,(P2), (P3) light up in respect to their
classication, their associated contacts
PUMP 1, PUMP 2, PUMP 3 can be found in
the lower wiring chamber will be closed.
8
DEMANDS – When the delegated demand
is active from (Demand IN) it will light up
(DEM- Idle/standby)(Pins 7-8), (FMD – Force
Melt Demand)(Pins 9-10) .
9
HEATER – Indicates the heater for the SNO-
0110 is On.
SNOW STATUS – Indicates the snow sensor
has detected snowfall
MELT STATUS – Indicates the mode the
controller is in. Can display Idle, Forcemelt,
OFF, Forecast or HTR-LOWC
10
11
12
10
11 12
5

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CONTROL STATUS
SYNC CODE: Sync code of the SNO-0600.
SENSOR VOLTAGE: Displays the snow melt optical
sensor voltage. This can be used for troubleshooting
with HBX tech support.
SENSOR CURRENT: Displays the snow melt optical
sensor current. This can be used for troubleshooting
with HBX tech support.
SENSOR RESISTANCE: Displays the snow melt optical
sensor resistance. This can be used for troubleshooting
with HBX tech support.
REAL TIME SNOW: This allows you to view what the
snow melt optical sensor is currently sensing as a snow
fall rate.
SNOW RAW DATA: This is information for the snow melt
optical sensor. This can be used to troubleshooting
with HBX tech support.
WIFI NETWORK: Displays the current SSID network that
the control is connected to.
NETWORK PASSWORD: Displays the current SSID
network password that the control is connected to.
WIFI STRENGTH: Displays the current SSID network
strength connected to.
FUNCTION TEST: This setting will allow the user to pre-
test the control during setup. It will set the outdoor
temperature 10°F and the system temperature to 80°F
so the system will test on initial installation and/or in
warmer months. When set to on, the control will stay in
this mode for a period of 30 minutes.
Wi-Fi Strength
Function Test
Wi-Fi Password
Wi-Fi Network
Snow Raw Data
Real Time Snow
Sensor Resistance
Sensor Current
Sensor Voltage
Sync Code

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DESIGN TEMPERATURES
These settings are used to congure the design
temperatures of the snow melt system.
DELTA T: Set this temperature to the ∆t you would like
in the system. This will calculate the system target. The
target is calculated by using system supply and system
return temperatures: System Target = System return +
System ∆t
(2°F to 100°F) Default: 25°F
MINIMUM SYSTEM TEMPERATURE: Set this to the
minimum temperature you would like your entering
water temperature in the slab to be. This is for the low
temperature system loop.
(32°F to 210°F) Default: 50°F
MAXIMUM SYSTEM TEMPERATURE: Set this to the
maximum temperature you would like your entering
water temperature in the slab to be. This is for the low
temperature system loop.
(32°F to 210°F) Default: 120°F
WARM WEATHER SHUTDOWN (WWSD): This is used to
set the outdoor temperature in which the SNO-0600
will go into WWSD. If the outdoor temperature rises
above this temperature, the control will turn OFF. In
WWSD the boilers and all pumps will shut off, and slab
temperature will not be maintained.
(2°F to 55°F) Default: 40°F
COLD WEATHER SHUTDOWN (CWSD): This is used to
set the temperature in which the SNO-0600 will go
into CWSD. If the outdoor temperature dips below
this temperature, the control will turn OFF. In CWSD
the boilers and all pumps will shut off, and slab
temperature will not be maintained.
(-41°F to 40°F) Default: 0°F
USE WEB OUTDOOR TEMP: This setting can be used for
outdoor temperature reading via the web instead
of installing an outdoor sensor. The control must be
connected to a Wi-Fi network and the user must set
the controller to a building via the Sensorlinx mobile
app for this setting to work.
(ON/OFF)
If the control disconnects from the Wi-Fi Network the
control will maintain the current outdoor temperature
for 2 hours. After 2 hours elapses the control will go into
WWSD.
Max System
Min System
Delta T
Use Web Outdoor Temp
CWSD
WWSD

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SLAB SETUP
These setting are used to congure your slab options.
IDLE TEMPERATURE: This is the slab setpoint when there
is no snowfall present, and the control is operating
between the WWSD and CWSD parameters.
(-40°F to 80°F, OFF) Default: 20°F
TO TURN IDLE TEMPERATURE OFF, SET TEMPERATURE BELOW -40 °F OR
ABOVE 80 °F.
MELT TEMPERATURE: This is the slab setpoint when
there is snowfall present, and the control is operating
between the WWSD and CWSD parameters. This
setpoint can also be triggered by a Force Melt either
manually or through Forecasting.
(2°F to 100°F)
MELT TIME: This setting allows for the system to stay on
even after no snow is present. This will melt any residual
snow that has accumulated and not melted. This time
is also used when a force melt demand is given. Once
a force melt demand is given the control will stay in
MELT mode for this amount of time.
(1H to 99H) Default: 3H
SENSOR LOCATION: Set this to INT when the Snow/ Ice
Optical Sensor is mounted in-slab, or set to REM when
mounted remotely.
(INT or REM) Default: INT
USE SNOW SENSOR: This feature allows you to enable
or disable the snow melt sensor functionality for the
purpose to use the snow melt sensor remotely on
weather forecasting.
(ON/OFF)
Melt Time
Melt Temp
Idle Temp
Use Snow Sensor
Sensor Location

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SYSTEM SETUP
USE MODULATING MIXING: This will enable you to
select modulating mixing within your systems setup.
Modulating mixing will enable a (0-10VDC) signal
to your device. The Modulating Output will stay
activated 2 degrees above the System Target before
it will modulate the value down.
(ON/OFF)
MODULATING TIME: This setting sets the time between
the steps when the boiler needs to increase or
decrease the ring rate. Each step is 1% for all
situations.
(1S to 240S)
MIN MOD PERCENT: This setting is used to set the lowest
modulating level the boiler can go down to. This will
also be the starting point whenever there is a new
demand.
Min Mod Percent
Mod Time
Use Mod Mixing

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WEATHER FORECASTING SETUP
These settings are used to congure your snow melt
system operation based on your local weather
forecast. The control must be connected to a Wi-
Fi network and the user must set the controller to a
building via the Sensorlinx mobile app for weather
forecasting to work.
You can setup two (2) weather forecasting actions in
this setup which can allow you’re system to go into
STANDBY/IDLE based on the forecast and/or have
you’re system go into MELT mode.
CHANCE OF SNOW: This option will allow the user to
set the “Propability of Precipitation” (PoP) target. If the
weather forecast (PoP) meets or exceeds the (PoP)
target the control will go into either STANDBY/IDLE or
MELT (SEE ACTION Settings).
(2%-100%)
DAY RANGE: This option will allow the user the set the
number of day(s) ahead of the weather forecasting
(PoP) is calling for snow to start the selected Action
(STANDBY/IDLE) or (MELT). You are able to set a
maximum of 4 days in advanced to the (PoP) Weather
Forecast.
(TODAY, 1 DAY, 2 DAY, 3 DAY, 4 DAY)
ACTION: This option will allow the user to have the
snow melt system go into STANDBY/IDLE or MELT Mode.
The action will only commence once the (PoP) target
has been met or exceeded by the weather forecast.
To disable the controller from being able to run in
Forecasting Mode set Action to None.
(NONE, STANDBY/IDLE, MELT)
CURRENT FORECAST: This option allows the user to view
current “Probability of Percipitation” (PoP) for their
local weather forecast. You can view up to four (4)
days in advance. The control must be connected to
a Wi-Fi network and the user must set the controller to
a building via the Sensorlinx mobile app the view the
current forecast.
Current Forecast 
Forecast Settings 
Action
Day Range
Chance of Snow
Action
Day Range
Chance of Snow
3 Days Out POP%
4 Days Out POP%
2 Days Out POP%
Tomorrow POP%
Today POP%

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PUMP SETUP
Pump 1 - The chosen pump type will close the lower
contact at 1-2 (PUMP1)when a demand is in place.
Pump choice options: System, App, Floating Action
Valve Up, Floating Action Valve Down, Pump Test,
None
Pump 1 Post Purge – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 to run after the call associated with it has
been removed.
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump 1 Start Delay – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 be delayed to run after the call associated
with it has been activated
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump 2 - The chosen pump type will close the lower
contact at 3-4 (PUMP2) when a demand is in place.
Pump choice options: Injection pump, System, App,
Floating Action Valve Up, Floating Action Valve Down,
Pump Test, None
Pump 2 Post Purge – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 to run after the call associated with it has
been removed.
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump 2 Start Delay – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 be delayed to run after the call associated
with it has been activated
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump 3 - The chosen pump type will close the lower
contact at 3-4 (PUMP2) when a demand is in place.
Pump choice options: System, App, Floating Action
Valve Up, Floating Action Valve Down, Pump Test,
None
Pump 3 Post Purge – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 to run after the call associated with it has
been removed.
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump 3 Start Delay – the amount of time if necessary
for Pump 1 be delayed to run after the call associated
with it has been activated
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump Exercise Time – The amount of time to exercise
the pumps. The pump will run for the amount of time
that is set in post purge for pump 1 and 2.
Allowed Values: 0-240 Seconds
Pump Exercise Time
Pump 3
Pump 3 Post Purge
Pump 3 Start Delay
Pump 2 Start Delay
Pump 2 Post Purge
Pump 2
Pump 1 Start Delay
Pump 1 Post Purge
Pump 1
System – If there are any heating or cooling calls the pump contact
will close
Pump Test – Selecting this option the pump contact will close
immediately. This option is used to test the pump outputs
Injection – This pump contact will close when the system temperature
is below it’s target. The Injection Pump will run 2 degrees over the
System Target as a differential buffer.
Floating Up – This contact will close when the system temperature is
below its target
Floating Down – This contact will close when the system temperature
target is satised. The Float Up and Float Down will both turn off and
run neither when the System reading is plus/minus 2 degrees around
the System Target. This is a built in differential.
App – If the virtual app switch is activated this pump contact will
close
None – No pumps are being utilized in your system setup

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DEMAND 1: This feature will enable the demand 1
output to close based on the option selected.
(NONE, CURRENTLY SNOW, IDLING, MELTING, SNOW
RATE EXCEEDED)
DEMAND 2: This feature will enable the demand 2
output to close based on the option selected.
(NONE, CURRENTLY SNOW, IDLING, MELTING, SNOW
RATE EXCEEDED)
DEMAND OPTIONS
CURRENTLY SNOWING: If the sensor detects any snow
the demand contact will close
IDLING: If the control is in Idling Mode the demand
contact will close
MELTING: If the control is Melt Mode the demand
contact will close
SNOW RATE EXCEEDED: If the sensor detects more
snow than the current snow rate setup the demand
contact will close
NONE: will not close the contact on with any action.
Demand 2
Demand 1
DEMAND SETUP

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PERMANENT STANDBY/IDLE
ON: Selecting this option will enable STANDBY/IDLE
to run all the time when the control is not in Warm or
Cold weather shutdown. It will run the system at the
Idle Temp during this time unless a Melt Mode is started
manually or from snow detection.
OFF: Selecting this option will disable STANDBY/IDLE. If
you would like your system to go into an idle or melt
mode with this option set of OFF you will need to have
a demand wired in demand input(s) DEM 1 (STANDBY/
IDLE) and/or DEM 2 (MELT).
(ON/OFF)
SNOW RATE
Very Light: This will set the control to trigger MELT mode
when a Very Light snowfall is detected
Light: This will set the control to trigger MELT mode
when a Light snowfall is detected
Moderate: This will set the control to trigger MELT mode
when Moderate snowfall is detected
Heavy: This will set the control to trigger MELT mode
when Heavy snowfall is detected
DEGREES
Use this setting to change the display format from
Celsius (°C) to Fahrenheit (°F). (°F/°C) Default: °F
Degrees
Wi-Fi Settings 
Snow Rate
Permanent Standby/Idle
PERMANENT STANDBY/IDLE

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WI-FI SETTINGS
Once you have selected the appropriate network
and you have entered the correct password for
that 2.4GHz network, pressing Ready will establish
a connection to the Wi-Fi network. Attempting to
connect to Wi-Fi the display will say Updating Settings,
before showing Connecting to Wi-Fi, Please Wait. The
controller is now trying to connect to Wi-Fi and it may
take upwards of 120 seconds. If the controller backs
out of the WI-FI Settings then just re-enter the page
and wait. After it has counted down it will display
either Now Connected to, Server. It is now connected
to its 2.4GHz network and the Wi-Fi symbol on the Main
Screen will appear soon after. If the connection was
unsuccessful it will display Press to Connect, Ready.
Click on Ready and begin the connection process
again. If Now Connected to, Wi-Fi is displayed you
may need to open port 1314 on your network router.
Wi-Fi SSID Scan – Pressing this will allow the SNO-0600
to actively scan for all available networks that you
can choose from, and then you may select the 2.4
GHz network that you wish to connect to.
Wi-Fi SSID Manual Entry – This is where you can
manually input the 2.4GHz SSID network that you want
to connect to, use this method if the network does
not auto populate when you perform the Wi-Fi SSID
Scan. Ensure that you input this network exactly how it
would appear, including spaces, numbers, capital or
lowercase letters and or special characters.
Wi-Fi Password - Input the password for the 2.4 GHz
SSID network that you are connecting to. (capital
letters, special characters, numbers and lower case
characters all available).
Press to Connect - Once you have selected the
appropriate network and you have entered the
correct password for that 2.4GHz network, pressing
Connect Now will establish a connection to the Wi-Fi
network.
If the connection is successful the option will display
“Server”. If the connection is not successful the option will
display ready. If it displays “Wi-Fi” you may need to open
port 1314 on your network router.
Connect Now
Wi-Fi SSID Scan 
Wi-Fi SSID Manual Entry 
Wi-Fi Password 

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Creating & Managing Buildings
Under My Buildings will be a list of the available Building
locations to choose from. Each building will have the
total number of HBX devices linked to that building,
name, and address.
To add a Building, go to the Plus Symbol on the right
of My Buildings and this will go to the Create Building
page. Each of the elds under Create Building must
be lled out to proceed, but they can be altered later
under the Building Icon. Pressing Cancel or hitting the
back button will delete the previous information on the
page and will go back to My Buildings.
Once a Building has been created you will be
redirected to the Devices page. This page will show all
the devices linked to the Building as well as the outside
temperature and current forecast based on the address
information you’ve entered. If no devices have been
added yet it will say No devices and provide a button
to Link Devices.
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SensorLinxTM Mobile App
The SensorlinxTM mobile app is
available for Apple iOS (APP Store)
and Android® devices (Google Play).
The mobile app allows for remote
monitoring and control for HBX
Controls devices.
Now available on the Apple App Store
and Google Play
For detailed instructions on setting up the SensorLinx
mobile app please refer to the SensorLinx app manual

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Link Devices will go to a page that will say Scan Device
QR Code, Enter Manually and Finished. The QR Code
on the physical device can be scanned under this
screen to enter in the device’s information or it can
be entered in manually by using the Sync Code and
Device PIN. Both the Sync Code and Device PIN will
be on the device itself. Once the information has been
added click Add Device and then Finish. The device
added and any devices linked together will populate
under Devices. If any of the devices do not appear
under this page then go to the Plus Symbol next to the
outside weather to add further devices.
Each device will have its targets, sensor readings and
demands displayed on this page. Clicking on any
device will allow for these targets and demands to be
changed.
The name and type of the device
A green dot next to the device name will indicate that
the device is connected and communicating to the
network. A caution symbol next to the device name will
indicate that the device is no longer communicating to
the network.
This will bring up with the Create Building page or the
Link Device page to add additional buildings and
devices.
This shows the outdoor temperature.
Goes to Account Settings. Changes to a user’s account
are made here.
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Status This will display the current operating mode that
the snow melt system is in (OFF, STANDBY/IDLE, MELT).
When in melt mode the status will also indicate how many hours remaining are in
MELT time.
Temperature Parameters
System: Display System temperature and target. (Red
line on the right indicates there is a current heating
demand to satisfy the target. Green line indicates the
demand has been satised)
Return: Displays the current return temperature.
Outdoor: Displays the current outdoor temperature. The
will also show WWSD/CWSD.
Slab: Display the current slab temperature and target.
Red line on the right indicates there is a current heating demand to satisfy the
target. Green line indicates the demand has been satised
Boiler: Displays if the boiler isON/OFF. (A green dot
indicates that the device is on)
Pumps: Displays if selected pumps/valves are ON/OFF.
A green dot indicates that the device is on
Demands: Displays if there is a current STANDBY/Idle &
FORCED MELT demand.
A green dot indicates that the demand is on
Heater: Displays if the HEATER is on.
A green dot indicates that the demand is on)
Will also display a Low Current or Heater fault. Check sensor error description in
troubleshooting.
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Demand Out: Displays if there is a current for demand 1
and demand 2 outputs. (A green dot indicates that the
demand is on).
Force Melt: Selecting this will enable the control to
automatically turn on your snow melt system into a MELT
MODE. Once this has been selected the end user has
the option to manually stop MELT MODE.
If the controller is running a Forecast Force Melt then it cannot be stopped by the
stop Melt Mode function.
Forecast: Displays the forecast for the area for the
current day as well as the next 5 days. It will show the
percentage of precipitation as well as a snowake icon
and “Snow Expected” to indicate the days to possible
snowfall.
Settings: The gear Symbol will allow for changes to the
SNO-0600 controller. This will show a more complete list
of the settings that are currently set on the SNO-0600.
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