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*CAUTION: If you ave a eat pump, make sure your eat settings are no more t an 2˚between t e warmest temperature —
t e one you set w en you are present — and coolest temperature — t e one you set w en you are away. Large temperature
dierences may activate t e auxillary eating mode and potentially cause your electric bill to increase significantly in t e fall
and winter mont s.
Step 1: Getting Familiar wit Your T ermostat..........................................................................................................................................3-5
A. T ermostat Buttons and Indicators ..............................................................................................................................................3
B. T ermostat Display ........................................................................................................................................................................4
Step 2: Programming ..................................................................................................................................................................................6-11
A. Suggested T ermostat Settings ..................................................................................................................................................6
B. T ermostat Stages ........................................................................................................................................................................6
C. Using Your T ermostat Control App ..............................................................................................................................................7
i. Get Started ..................................................................................................................................................................................7
ii. Using Your T ermostat Controls................................................................................................................................................7
iii. Set A Vacation or Away Hold ....................................................................................................................................................8
D. Programming Your T ermostat Manually ....................................................................................................................................9
Step 3: Menus ..........................................................................................................................................................................................12-20
A. Wi-Fi Settings Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................12
B. Filter Timer Settings Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................16
C. Reset Filter Timer ..........................................................................................................................................................................17
D. LCD Backlig t Settings Menu ......................................................................................................................................................18
E. Nig tlig t Settings Menu ............................................................................................................................................................18
F. Keypress Beep Confirmation Menu ..............................................................................................................................................19
G. Time-of-Day (TOD) Recovery ......................................................................................................................................................20
Step 4: How to Set a Temperature Hold ..................................................................................................................................................21-22
A. Temporary Hold ............................................................................................................................................................................21
B. Timed Temporary Hold ..................................................................................................................................................................21
C. Permanent Hold ............................................................................................................................................................................22
D. Ending a Hold ................................................................................................................................................................................22
Step 5: Using t e Keypad Lock ................................................................................................................................................................23-25
A. Partial (PART) Lockout ................................................................................................................................................................23
B. Full (FULL) Lockout ......................................................................................................................................................................24
C. Unlocking t e Keypad ..................................................................................................................................................................25
Step 6: PNM Power Saver Activation Periods ........................................................................................................................................26-27
A. Activation (Disabled) P ase Displays ..........................................................................................................................................26
B. Cooling (Enabled ) P ase Displays ................................................................................................................................................26
Troubles ooting ..........................................................................................................................................................................................27-29
Your PNM Power Saver t ermostat controls your central air conditioning and eating system. T e types of compatible systems
include:
All compatible components are connected and configured by t e PNM Power Saver tec nician during installation.
Central Air Conditioners:
• Single Stage
• Multi-Stage
Heat Pump*:
• Single Stage
• Multi-Stage
Furnaces:
• Single Stage Gas or Oil
• Multi-Stage Gas or Oil
• Single Stage Electric
• Multi-Stage Electric
• Two-Wire Hydronic
• Millivolt Heat System
Aux Heat:
• Single Stage Electric
• Multi-Stage Electric
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Nig tlig t Enables or disables illumination. Provides nig t lig t function. Can be used to activate
t e LCD back lig t.
FAN Button C anges fan setting (Auto,On)
SYSTEM Button C anges operating mode (Cool, Heat, Aux Heat [displayed on eat pump units only]
and O)
User Program Buttons Facilitates various operations in dierent menus
Temperature Setpoint Buttons C anges temperature up or down
LEDs Indicates status of activation periods. If illuminated green, t e system is in an
activation period.
Module Slot Houses t e communications radio module
Step 1: Getting Familiar wit Your T ermostat
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A. T ermostat Buttons and Indicators

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Messaging Display Displays current date, HVAC system status, activation period status, PNM-related messages
and any Wi-Fi communication errors.* In t e event of a power outage, t e clock will maintain
t e correct time for 24 ours.
Lock Icon Confirms keypad lockout, preventing unwanted c anges to t ermostat settings
HOLD Indicator Appears only w en t ermostat program is overridden
Time and Day Display Indicates current time and day of t e week
HEAT or COOL Stage Display W en ON, t e indicated stage is active; w en OFF, t e stage is inactive; w en flas ing,
compressor delay is active. See page 9 for more about stages.
Fan Status Appears only w en fan is on
Step 1: Getting Familiar wit Your T ermostat
Aux
Auto
On
Energy
Perm
Menu
Done
Timed
Prev
Other
Select
Utility
Sched
Run
Next
Clock
Set At
HOLD
O
1
CF
Stage
2 4
3
MoTu WeThFr
Sa
Su
AM
PM
Evening
Morning
Night
Day
Un Occupied
Off
Cool
Heat
¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
*S ould a Wi-Fi communications error (COMM ERROR, XMPP ERROR, SSL ERROR) display in t e t ermostat messaging area, please
call PNM Power Saver at 1-866-471-7906 immediately. T is message indicates a communication problem between your t ermostat,
PNM Power Saver and t e PNM Power Saver Self-Service app.
B. T ermostat Display

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Aux
Auto
On
Energy
Perm
Menu
Done
Timed
Prev
Other
Select
Utility
Sched
Run
Next
Clock
Set At
HOLD
O
1
CF
Stage
2 4
3
MoTu WeThFr
Sa
Su
AM
PM
Evening
Morning
Night
Day
Un Occupied
Off
Cool
Heat
¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿
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System Status Displays current operation mode according to t e system’s programming
•O
•Cool
•Heat
•Aux Heat
Fan Mode •Auto
•On
Time Of Day Program Interval Displays current programming interval setting
User Buttons Display
(Programming Buttons)
Actions to be performed w en corresponding user button is pressed
Link Status Indicates status of Wi-Fi link
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10
11
9
10
11
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8
7
8
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B. T ermostat Display (continued)

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Your new t ermostat makes it easy for you to save on eating and cooling costs by regulating your ome’s temperature based on
t e activities of t e ouse old. T e key is to establis a program t at reduces eating and cooling in your ome w en you don't
need as muc . Talk wit ot er ouse old members to determine t eir comfort level and set your t ermostat according to
everyone’s sc edule.
Here is a sample sc edule from ENERGY STAR®:
Attention Heat Pump Users: big c anges in temperature settings can cause your eat pump to operate in auxiliary mode, a more
energy-intensive eat recovery process. T is can increase your winter energy bills. If you use temperature setbacks for your eating
system, only set back t e temperature by 2 degrees or less to avoid ig er energy costs.
B. T ermostat Stages
T e Wi-Fi web-programmable t ermostat displays up to four stages of eat or cooling.
If you ave a eat pump, t ere could be as many as four stages of eat. T e first stage is t e compressor operating and Stage 1 will
appear on t e t ermostat screen. T ere may be up to t ree ot er stages – 2, 3, 4 – depending on ow muc additional eat is
needed to meet t e temperature setpoint. If you see Stage 2, 3, or 4 in addition to Stage 1 on t e t ermostat ome screen, your eat
pump is using a more energy-intensive auxiliary or secondary eating source to meet t e temperature setpoint.
If you ave a gas furnace, t ere could be two stages of eat. T ese stages are low and ig fire. If additional eat is needed to reac
t e temperature setpoint, Stage 2 will display in addition to Stage 1 on t e t ermostat ome screen.
Some air conditioning units ave more t an one stage of cooling. T is could be a low and ig speed on a variable speed compressor,
or a first and second compressor if t ere are multiple compressors. If additional cooling is needed to reac t e temperature setpoint,
Stage 2 will display in addition to Stage 1 on t e t ermostat ome screen.
Setting Time Setpoint Temperature
(Heat)
Setpoint Temperature
(Cool)
Wake 6:00 a.m. ≤ 70° F ≥ 75° F
Day 8:00 a.m. Setback at least 8° F Setup at least 5° F
Evening 6:00 p.m. ≤ 70° F ≥ 75° F
Sleep 10:00 p.m. Setback at least 8° F Setup at least 4° F
Setting Time Setpoint Temperature
(Heat)
Setpoint Temperature
(Cool)
Morning 6:00 a.m. 70 75
Day 8:00 a.m. 68 80
Evening 6:00 p.m. 70 75
Nig t 10:00 p.m. 68 80
Step 2: Programming
A. Suggested T ermostat Settings

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Download t e PNM Self-Service app to your smartp one or tablet for access to t ermostat controls anytime, anyw ere. T e
Termostat Control allows you to adjust your t ermostat’s temperature, set Away and Vacation olds, and turn your system on and
o. You can also receive notices about so you know w en an activation period is underway and ow muc longer it will last.
i. Get Started
1. Log on to t e PNM Self-Service app using your PNM
My Account* Username and Password.
*If you are not a PNM My Account user, go to www.pnm.com
and searc for My Account to register and create a
Username and Password.
2. Click on t e link to My T ermostat in t e PNM
Self-Service app.
2. Set your t ermostat temperature setpoint in t e selected mode using t e dial. Swipe around t e circle to increase or
decrease temperature.
ii. Using Your T ermostat Controls
1. Click Heat, Cool or O to c ange t e systems operation.
Step 2: Programming
C. Using Your T ermostat Control App

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Step 2: Programming
3. Program your t ermostat’s timed setpoints to t e desired time and temperature.
iii. Set A Vacation or Away Hold
1. Click Vacation to set a temperature
old for a specified number of days.
T e temperature and sc edule will
revert to t e programmed setting
after t e specified number of days
as concluded. T is setting is similar
to t e Timed Temporary Hold as
described on page 21.
Temperature Schedule
My Thermostat
72°
4:15 PM
72°
6:00 AM
Day before 73°
78°
8:30 AM
75°
9:00 PM
12 am
12 pm
12 am
2
4
6
8
10
2
4
6
8
10
Custom
Copy to Other Thermostats
Heat Schedule Cool Schedule
SS MTWTF
User chooses
t
Temperature Schedule
My Thermostat
Weekday Weekend
Heat Schedule Cool Schedule
72°
4:15 PM
72°
6:00 AM
Day before 60°
78°
8:30 AM
75°
9:00 PM
12 am
12 pm
12 am
2
4
6
8
10
2
4
6
8
10
Custom
Copy to Other Thermostats
72
°
4
:1
5
P
M
7
2°
6
:00 AM
78
°
8
:
30
A M
75
°
9
:
00
P
M
12
pm
12
a
m
4
6
8
1
0
2
4
6
8
10
D
ay before 60
°
12
a
m
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
User chooses
t
Apply
Edit Cool Setpoint
78° 8:30 AM
imeStart T
Cancel
E
Schedule
My Thermostat
Weekday Weekend
Heat Schedule Cool Schedule
72°
4:15 PM
72°
6:00 AM
Day before 60°
78°
8:30 AM
75°
9:00 PM
12 am
12 pm
12 am
2
4
6
8
10
2
4
6
8
10
Custom
Copy to Other Thermostats
72
°
4
:1
5
P
M
7
2°
6
:00 AM
78
°
8
:
30
A M
75
°
9
:
00
P
M
1
2
p
m
1
2
a
m
4
6
8
1
0
2
4
6
8
1
0
D
ay before 60
°
1
2
a
m
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
82° Start Time
Cancel Apply
10:00 AM
User chooses
t
Edit Cool Setpoint
2. Click Away to set a temperature old
for an undetermined period of time.
T e temperature will old until you
explicitly remove it. T is is similar to
t e Permanent Hold as described
on page 22.
C. Using Your T ermostat Control App (continued)
Clicking a setpoint
brings up a modal
popup.
Adjust temperature and
start time of setpoint.
Click Apply and t e
settings s own in t e
modal are applied to t e
sc edule.
Sc eduler displays mod-
ified setpoint.
T ere are 3 program
options in your settings
menu located in t e
dropdown.

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Alt oug t e process below explains ow to program your t ermostat manually w en you are ome, using t e PNM Self-
Service app from your mobile device is muc easier and quicker. See page 7 for more information.
Your Wi-Fi web-programmable t ermostat’s remote capabilities enable you to make instant energy-management decisions
on t e go. T is is w y programming your t ermostat t roug t e PNMSelf-Service app is recommended over t e manual
programming described below.
T e main t ermostat screen displays t e date, time, current temperature setpoint and t e temperature in t e room. It is
also t e starting point for programming t e t ermostat settings and sc edule.
To set a programmed sc edule:
1. Press t e
Menu button.
2. Press t e Sc ed button. T is button appears on t e left
menu.
3. Press t e System button to select Heat or Cool, depending on
w ic system you want to set a sc edule.
4. T e time for t e Morning setting will flas . Use t e
and buttons to increase or decrease
t e Morning time setting. W en finis ed press t e
Next button.
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6. T e time for t e Day setting will flas . Use t e
and buttons to increase or decrease t e Day time
setting. W en finis ed press t e Next button.
7. T e setpoint temperature will flas . Use t e and buttons to increase or decrease t e temperature to t e
desired Day temperature setting. W en finis ed press t e Next button.
5. T e setpoint temperature will flas . Use t e and
buttons to increase or decrease t e temperature to
t e desired Morning temperature setting. W en finis ed
press t e Next button.
Step 2: Programming
D. Programming Your T ermostat Manually (continued)