Room Sensor Installation - Page 2
Installation and Operation - Page
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Repairs and Replacement
Do not make field repairs.
Please contact
Johnson Controls at (800) 765-7773 for
replacement and other services.
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Figure 4 - Mounting the TSO Thermostat
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to update specifications when appropriate.
Information contained in this document is
based on specifications believed to be
correct at the time of publication.
©2000 Johnson Controls, Inc.
All rights Reserved.
TEC DOC # LIT-TD-2007 11/2002
Literature Part # 24-9872-7 Rev. A
To mount the sensor:
1
. Install a 2” x 3” outlet box and the
thermostat wiring to the controller.
2
. Pull the wiring from the outlet box
and insert it through the mounting
bracket.
3
. Assemble the mounting bracket to
the outlet box with the two screws
provided.
4
. Connect the two wire pigtail from the
thermostat to the wires in the wall
and secure them with wire nuts.
Obey wiring polarity (see Figure 2).
5
. Push excess wire into the outlet box.
6
. Snap the cover to the wall plate.
Operation
Startup
Once activated, the TSO STAT’s LED
will turn on for one second, then turn
off. After two-and-a-half seconds, it
will send the setpoint dial position to
the controller and update the LED.
If the thermostat detects a communica-
tions failure, the LED will flash rapidly
for two-and-a-half second time inter-
vals.
The thermostat samples the space
temperature every five seconds using an
on-board thermistor. If the tempera-
ture changes by more than 0.1 degree
Celsius (0.18 degrees Fahrenheit) and it
is not in Standby mode, it sends the
new temperature to the controller and
updates its LED.
Modes
The TSO thermostat has two operating
modes: User and Override.
User -
In this mode, users can either
increase or decrease the setpoint. To
increase the setpoint, turn the knob
clockwise. The thermostat will send the
new dial position to the controller and
increase the setpoint.
To decrease the setpoint, turn the knob
counterclockwise. The thermostat will
send the new dial position to the
controller and decrease the setpoint.
Override -
The override mode button
acts as a toggle switch. It is used only
when the building is in “unoccupied”
mode and a user who comes into the
building wishes to temporarily change
the setpoint. After a user pushes the
button, he or she may change the
setpoint for an area or office. Then
before the user leaves, he or she pushes
it again to return that area to “unoccu-
pied” mode setpoint.
