Trane THS04 User manual

RT-SVU010B-GB
User Guide
THS04 wall thermostat

1.Wiring
Please refer to wiring diagram for details
a. Bus
Communication between CH536 and THS04 is done by Modbus on RS485.
On CH536 a bus is dedicated to that communication: J9 FBus1
This is based on three wires: plus ; minus ; reference (circle)
Vout is not used. (cf Figure.1)
Figure 1
On THS04, those three signals are: Rx+/Tx+ ; Rx-/Tx-; GND (cf Figure.2)
Figure 2
b. Power supply
In addition to communication signals, THS04 requires power supply.
X201 to be connected to GND of THS04
X200 to be connected to 24V~ of THS04

2. Display
Figure 3
Display is splitted in different areas, providing information about:
1. Unit mode (Heat, Cool, Auto). We can have combination of symbols Auto+Cool or Auto+Heat
indicating the actual running status
2. Zone Temperature
3. Fan mode (On, Auto).
4. Fan speed (min, intermediate, nominal)
6. Key on: logged as user
7. Set on: modification of temperature setpoint (will be taken in account when Set switches off)
9. Occupancy of current Timeband (scheduler)
10. Current day
11. Unit status: Alarm, Compressors On/Off, Indoor Fans On/Off, Auxiliary Heating On/Off
12. “hh:mm” (time) if unit is in local control.
“BAS” if unit is controlled by BAS.
“Off” if unit is switched off
13. Occupancy override

1. Control
Figure 4
Four main buttons on THS04 are available (cf Figure.3)
1 - Mode button: Simple push to switch the unit mode (AUTO/COOL/HEAT) when unit is OFF
2 - Fan button: Simple push to switch the fan mode (AUTO/ON) when unit is OFF
3 - Power button: 3 seconds push to stop/start the unit
4 - Clock button: Simple push to switch occupancy (fresh air management) (Occupied/Unoccupied) when
unit is ON. In case of scheduler enabled, the simple push switch the unit fresh air occupancy mode
temporary during override timer.
5 - Push&Rotate button: menu navigation and temperature setpoint change. In case of scheduler enabled,
the setpoint change switch the unit Heating / Cooling zone temperatrure setpoint during override timer.
12
3
4
5

2. Menu Navigation
Navigation through menus is done by the “push & rotate” button (button 5 on Figure 3).
The way to use that button is: rotate to modify a setpoint or a value, then wait 3s for that setpoint or value to
be automatically registered. The symbol “Set” disappears.
Figure 5
3. Protect setpoints and mode modification by password
The THS04 factory default level is set in PGD1 setting : THS04 – Acces Level = Disable
It means a that there is no need of password to change unit and fan mode or edit setpoint and occupancy
state.
However, it is possible to enable the password by changing setting in PGD1 : Setting-THS04 : Access
Level Enable.
When activated, the password has to be entered on the THS04 under Menu 2 (See Figure 5).
Password Disable by default
3 - Set = Setpoint1 + Wait
3s
+ Wait
3s
Tc : Cooling
setpoint change
Edit + Wait
3s
Th : Heating
setpoint change
Edit
2 - Pass = Password + Wait
3s
2 - Read = Setpoint
display
+ Wait
3s
Tc : Cooling
setpoint change
Th : Heating
setpoint change
0 - Menu = Enter
menu
Home
Screen
+ Wait
3s
1 : First password
digit
Edit + Wait
3s
2 : second
password digit
Edit

4. Local Unit shutdown, Local fan and operation mode change
The THS04 is able to switched OFFON unit by pressing during 3seconds the ON/Off button (button 3
Figure4)
Fan mode can be switched AUTO ON by pressing during 3seconds the Fan button (button 2 Figure4).
Unit mode can be switched AUTO COOL HEAT by pressing during 3seconds the Mode button (button
1 Figure4)
Important: Fan mode or Unit mode switch can only be performed after switching the unit in OFF (pressing
during 3seconds the ON/Off button)
Figure 6
5. Occupancy mode change
When Time/Day scheduler is activated under PGD1, it is possible to temporary override scheduler
occupancy mode with THS04.
THS04 Occupancy override will switch unit to occupied state if scheduler active time band has set it in
unoccupied and vice-versa.
When Time/Day scheduler is not activated, the THS04 Occupancy override will switch temporary unit from
unoccupied to occupied.
To override minimum fresh air occupancy mode, a simple push on button 4 (Figure. 4) will move the state
of the unit from unoccupied to occupied. THS04 displays active occupied / unoccupied minimum fresh air
state with the logo of figure 7
Figure 7
Occupied mode override will remain active until override timer expires. It is possible to edit the override
timer under PGD1: Setting-THS04 : Occupancy Override timer 60 minutes (default value).
If Occupancy Override timer value is set at zero. It will disable the timer function and let unit fresh air
occupancy state unchanged if no other actions are performed on button 4.
6. Active temperature setpoint override command
It is possible with THS04 to override the active temperature setpoint by an offset of +/- 2°C. Turning the
button 5 (Figure.4) will offset the active setpoint (Cooling or Heating depending of current mode of unit).
Push
3s
Unit
ONOFF
Push
Fan
AUTOON
Push
Unit mode
AUTOCOOLHEAT
Unit OFF Unit OFF
Push
Unit fresh air occupancy

Figure 8
The temperature setpoint override command will remain active until Occupancy override timer expires. It is
possible to edit the override timer under PGD1: Setting-THS04: Occupancy Override timer 60 minutes
(default value). If Occupancy Override timer value is set at zero, it will disable the timer function and let
modified setpoint unchanged if no other actions are performed on button 5 (Figure 4).
Note : The amount of offset applied to the active setpoint is also applied to the opposite mode setpoint. For
instance, an offset of +1.5K on Heating setpoint (Active Heating setpoint 20°C21.5°C) will move the
cooling setpoint with the same magnitude (Active Cooling setpoint 24°C25.5°C)
7. Real time clock adjustment
It is possible to adjust the controller time and date under PGD1: Setting- Clock and password: Time and
Date settings.
Version History
•Oct-2017: Simplify default level and remove password to change mode, occupancy and setpoint .
Implementation started with CH536 release 1.52.
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RT-SVU010B-GB_1217
supersedes RLC-SVU010A_1116
Active setpoint
display
Active setpoint
temporary override
+ Wait
3s
Home
Screen