HBX THM-0100 User manual

HBX Control Systems Inc.
Installation Manual
THM-0100 Setpoint Thermostat
Version 1.032
THM-0100

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KNOWING YOUR THERMOSTAT
General Technical Data
1 x Dry Contact Output
(120VAC 2 Amp Max)
1 x External Thermistor Input
1 x Power Contact: 10-24V, AC
or DC
Dimensions:
115 x 80 x 27.5mm
ETL Listings:
Meets CSA C22.2 No. 24
Meets UL Standard 873
ETL Control No. 3068143
Storage: +10C to +40C
115mm
80mm
27.5mm
Navigating the Thermostat
All programming steps within the thermostat are
achieved by using the three buttons (and combinations
thereof) located on the right-hand side of the
thermostat.
The + button is used to scroll up
in menu screens and increase a value
within specic options.
The - button is used to scroll down in menu screens and decrease
a value within specic options.
Pressing the +or -button on their own for 2 seconds
while viewing the main “Status Screen” will allow
you to quickly adjust your target temperature. Once
you have reached the desired target temperature by
using the +and - buttons, waiting ve seconds will
return the thermostat to the initial “Status Screen”
mode.
72.0°F
10:00am
SET TARGET
FLOOR
79°F TARGET 72°F
HEAT

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Setting the Thermostat
Thermostat Modes
Enter the “Special Functions” screen by holding down the +and -buttons
simultaneously for 5 seconds (from the “Status Screen”). To select the desired
option, use the +and -buttons to toggle and the set button to select.
1) TYPE COOL
2) VIEW ALL YES
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
1) TYPE HEAT
2) VIEW ALL NO
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 1) TYPE SETPNT
2) VIEW ALL NO
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
1) Type - Select between Heating, Cooling or Setpoint modes.
2) View All - Select “No” to turn off all “Status Screen” information.
- Select “Time” to only show time.
- Select “Target” to only show targets.
The Status Screen
72.0°F
ROOM
____
10:00am Setpoint
No external sensor installed
TARGET
198°F
72.0°F
10:00am ROOM
FLOOR
79°F TARGET 72°F
HEAT
“View All” = Yes
The Adjustment Screen
Holding down the set button for 2 seconds while viewing the
“Status Screen” will take you into the “Adjustment Screen” for
the respective thermostat (heating, cooling or setpoint).
Once you are in the desired options screen, use the +and -button to scroll up
and down. Press down the set button to choose the option (the arrow to the left
of your chosen option will turn black when you have entered a specic step), then
the +and -buttons to adjust the value. Pressing the set button again allows you
to scroll between options once again.
COOLING ADJUSTMENT
1) ROOM 70°F
2) SENSOR 1 FLOOR
3) C OR F °F
4) BACKLIGHT OFF
5) TIME 1:05am
HEATING ADJUSTMENT
1) ROOM TEMP 70°F
2) MODE ROOM
3) SENSOR 1 FLOOR
4) C OR F °F
5) BACKLIGHT OFF
6) TIME 1:05am
SETPOINTADJUSTMENT
1) SETPOINT 130°F
2) MODE HEAT
3) DIFF 20°F
4) LAG TIME 0S
5) C OR F °F
6) TIME 1:05am
72.0°F
ROOM
FLOOR
79°F TARGET 72°F
HEAT
“View All” = Yes
72.0°F
10:00am ROOM
“View All” = No
“View All” = Yes “View All” = No “View All” = Time “View All” = Target No external sensor
installed

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Heating Adjustment Steps:
1) Room Temp - Set this value to be
the desired room target. Range from
32°F to 200°F.
2) Mode - Choose between
Room, Floor or Dual mode.
Descriptions as follows:
2A) Room Mode - Sensor
temperature providing feedback
for the specic room or zone being controlled by the thermostat.
3A) Sensor 1 - Enable the feedback sensor as None, Floor, Room, Outdoor
or Room Average in Floor mode.
i) None - No external sensor is connected to the thermostat.
ii) Floor - The external sensor is used to display oor temperature.
iii) Room - The external sensor is used to control the room temperature.
iv) Outdoor - The external sensor is used to display outdoor temperature.
v) Room Average - This setting averages the external sensor and internal
sensor to control the room temperature.
2B) Floor Mode - Sensor temperature providing feedback from the oor surface
to the thermostat.
3B) Differential -When in oor mode, the differential option must be set
to dene the temperature margin that will instigate a heat demand.
2C) Dual Mode - Sensor temperature providing feedback for both the air
temperature and oor sensor temperatures.
* Over or under heating may occur in Dual mode *
3C) Floor Max - Floor Max functions as the maximum oor temperature
in Dual mode, and will override the room temperature.
4C) Floor Min - Floor Min functions as the minimum oor temperature in
Dual mode, and will override the room temperature.
4) Celsius or Fahrenheit - Set the display value as either Celsius or Fahrenheit
(This option appears as #5 in Dual Mode).
5) Backlight - Use this option for dimming or powering down the backlight
when not in use (Select On or Off). Visible in Room and Floor modes
(This option is not applicable in Dual Mode).
6) Time - Set the time for your appropriate region or time zone. Visible in
Room and Floor modes.
HEATING ADJUSTMENT
1) ROOM TEMP 70°F
2) MODE ROOM
3) SENSOR 1 FLOOR
4) C OR F °F
5) BACKLIGHT OFF
6) TIME 1:05am

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Cooling Adjustment Steps:
1) Room Temp - Set this value to be
the desired room target. Range from
32°F to 200°F.
2) Sensor 1 - Enable the feedback
sensor as None, Floor, Room,
Outdoor or Room Average.
a) None - No external sensor is
connected to the thermostat.
b) Floor - The external sensor is
used to display oor temperature.
c) Room - The external sensor is used to control the room temperature.
d) Outdoor - The external sensor is used to display outdoor temperature.
e) Room Average - This setting averages the external sensor and internal
sensor to control the room temperature.
3) Celsius or Fahrenheit - Set the display value as either Celsius or Fahrenheit.
4) Backlight - Use this option for dimming or powering down the backlight
when not in use (Select On or Off).
5) Time - Set the time for your appropriate region or time zone.
Setpoint Adjustment Steps:
1) Setpoint - Set this value to be the
desired Setpoint target.
Range from 32°F to 200°F.
2) Mode - Select between Heat
mode or Cool mode.
3) Differential - A differential of
10° is 5° above setpoint and 5°
below setpoint. Range from 2°F to
60°F.
4) Lag Time - Set the desired lag time interval.
Range from 0 seconds to 240 seconds.
5) Celsius or Fahrenheit - Set the display value as either Celsius or Fahrenheit.
6) Time - Set the time for your appropriate region or time zone.
COOLING ADJUSTMENT
1) ROOM 70°F
2) SENSOR 1 FLOOR
3) C OR F °F
4) BACKLIGHT OFF
5) TIME 1:05am
SETPOINTADJUSTMENT
1) SETPOINT 130°F
2) MODE HEAT
3) DIFF 20°F
4) LAG TIME 0S
5) C OR F °F
6) TIME 1:05am

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WIRING EXAMPLES
123
456
1 - 2: Dry Contact Output
3 - 4: External Thermistor
5 - 6: 10-24V AC or DC
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Once you have wired the terminal block, the THM-0100 can be mounted on the
desired interior wall. The unit should be placed in an area clear of drafts or other
heating or cooling sources which may inuence the temperature reading of the
thermostat.
1,2 3,4 5,6
Dry Contact 10-24V
AC or DC
Input Sensor

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