Lennox icomfort Wi-Fi (2.0) Demo User manual

08/12 507044−01
*2P0812* *P507044-01*
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E2012 Lennox Industries Inc.
Dallas, Texas, USA
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KITS AND ACCESSORIES Litho U.S.A.
507044−01
08/12 icomfort Wi−Fit(2.0) Demo
Kit Instructions
1. Connecting AC adapter to baseplate
connector
APlace thermostat face−down on flat surface.
IMPORTANT!
Placing the thermostat face on a flat surface
minimizes the chance of cracking the
touchscreen during the installation process.
BRemove the baseplate from thermostat main
housing (see fig. 1). Note the baseplate is hinged
at the bottom of the housing. Remove the base-
plate by pulling at the top of the plate.Look for an
UP" arrow on baseplate to discern top from bot-
tom.
CLoosen the baseplate connector terminal screws
at R" and C" (two outside terminals) using a small
flat−blade or Phillips screwdriver.
DRoute the two wires from the AC power adapter
through the outside cutout of the baseplate (see
fig. 2). Attach the two wires (no polarity) to the R"
and C" terminals of the connector. Tighten the two
screws using a small flat−blade or Phillips screw-
driver.
EAlign the bottom of baseplate with the hinge tabs
located on the thermostat cover housing. Verify
the thermostat touchscreen is face down and lo-
cated on a cleared flat surface. Swing the base-
plate into position while aligning the four−pin con-
nector and two retaining clips. Carefully press the
top of the back− plate until two clips are seated.
Pull Here to Remove baseplate
Figure 1. Baseplate Removal Location
Opposite
side view
Figure 2. Baseplate with 24 VAC Connections
2. Thermostat Demo Setup
NOTE − All thermostat parameters are available
including Wi−Fi connections and registration.
APlug the AC power adapter into a 120 VAC outlet.
BSelect indoor/outdoor units from the configuration
screen as shown below. The default units are
SLP98, CBX40, XC21, XP21. Press OK".
Indoor Unit
Furnace
Air Handler
Outdoor Unit
Air Conditioner
Heat Pump
None
OK
Configuration
NOTE − If this is not the first time you’ve gone through
this screen, please check the Configuration" box or
the following steps C through J will be skipped.
CUse this Thermostat?" prompt appears.
Press the press here" button.
DSystem Settings" menu appears; press the
next" button.
ESystem Devices" menu appears. Press the
next" button, or press the about" button to see
more information on the highlighted device (press
back" to quit the about" screen) and then press
the next" button.

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FSystem Devices" menu appears a second time.
Press the next" button, or press the yes" button
to explore add or remove non−communicating
equipment" (press back" to quit add/remove..."
screen) and then press the next" button.
GSystem Devices" menu appears a third time.
Press the next" button, or press the edit" button
to explore to adjust [system devices] settings..."
(press back" to quit to adjust..." screen) and then
press the next" button.
HSelect Tests to Run" menu appears.
Press the skip tests" button.
IThe Testing Process is Finished" prompt ap-
pears. Press the EXIT" button.
JSystem Setup / Diagnostics is Complete." prompt
appears. Press the close" button.
KThe home (or main) screen appears. Indoor Tem-
perature" reading should closely match the actual
indoor temperature and Outdoor Temperature"
reads 60" degrees.
indoor temperature
indoor humidity is 41%
fan is
OFF
9:39 am January 23, 2012
fan is
AUTO
cool−to
set temp
75
heat to
72
heat
or
cool
fan is
AUTO
away
mode
outdoor
temperature
60
system is cooling
forecast
Hi 85
Lo 60
20% chance of rain
system
mode
button
weather
button
go to
features
screen
set temp
buttons
Wi−Fi
button
Wi−Fi
Figure 3. Demonstrating thermostat features
3. Demonstrating Heating Operation
APress the system mode button.
Press the heat only" button.
BPress the set temp" button and adjust the Y"
button until the set temperature is at least two de-
grees higher than the indoor temperature.
CAfter a few seconds the system is heating" indica-
tor appears.
4. Demonstrating Cooling Operation
APress the system mode button. Press the cool
only" button.
BPress the set temp" button and adjust the B"
button until the set temperature is at least two de-
grees lower than the indoor temperature.
CAfter a few seconds, the system is waiting" indi-
cator appears, followed by the system is cooling"
indicator. The system is cooling" indicator can be
delayed up to five minutes.
5. Demonstrating Wi−Fi Operation
NOTE − The icomfort Wi−Fitcan be used in commer-
cial applications with icomfort-enabled equipment
provided that the facility’s Wi−Fi security authentica-
tion mechanisms are one of the following:
1. WEP
2. WPA
3. WPA2
4. Open (no authentication)
Commercial or Enterprise authentication methods are
not supported in the thermostat. (For example, WPA2
Enterprise security networks do not permit access.)
Other means of Wi−Fi access must be provided.
APress the Wi−Fi" button in the bottom left corner
of the thermostat.
BPress the Wi−Fi disabled" button and then press
next" until the accept" button appears. Press
accept".
CPress the NETWORK SETTINGS" button. (A
number of icons appear identifying the Wi−Fi net-
works available.)
DPress the desired network. If it is a secure net-
work, enter the passphrase at the next screen;
otherwise, the thermostat begins to connect. It
may take a moment for the connection to com-
plete.
6. Registering the Thermostat
APress the Wi−Fi button in the bottom left corner
of the thermostat.
BPress the Thermostat not registered" button
and enter the homeowner’s email address in the
space provided using the touchscreen. Press
save" button. Re−enter the email address. Press
save" button.
CSelect the homeowner’s description of the ther-
mostat (e.g. My Demo") and enter in the System
Desc" field.
DPress register" button. The following message
should appear: Register request has been for-
warded. Please check your email for instructions
to complete registration." Go to the homeowner’s
computer and locate the email sent from the Len-
nox server. Follow the instructions to complete on-
line registration.
7. Demonstrating Weather Operation
AAfter Wi−Fi connection and registration has been
established, the updated outdoor temperature
and weather button appears on the Home screen,
along with today’s forecast. The initial appearance
of the outdoor temperature and weather button
can be delayed as long as 15 minutes.
BTo see the expanded forecast, press the weather
button on the Home screen.
8. Powering Down Thermostat
Unplug the AC power adapter from the 120VAC outlet.
9. Subsequent Power−ups to Thermostat
APlug the AC power adapter into a 120VAC outlet.
BAfter a few seconds, the configuration screen ap-
pears. Press the OK" button; after a few seconds,
the Home screen appears. The Indoor Tempera-
ture" reading should closely match the actual in-
door temperature. The weather button and fore-
cast appear indicating an established Wi−Fi
connection.