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SMECO CoolSentry Programmable Thermostat Instructions

Getting to know your SMECO CoolSentry Programmable Thermostat

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INFO

PRGM

SYSTEM

Programming Keys

The functions that appear below the buttons (SELECT, MODE) become 

active when you press PRGM to enter programming mode. Otherwise, 

these keys perform their alternate functions, which appear above the keys.

FAN

ON

MODE

AUTO

HOLD

TIER

SELECT

Fltr

RUN

The thermostat buttons and switches

1

  Raises the temperature setting.

2

  Lights to indicate that a curtailment event is 

occurring or will occur soon. 

3

  Lowers the temperature setting.

4

  RUN button – Runs your heating or cooling program.

5

  HOLD / TIER button – In normal mode, sets a 

temperature hold. (Note: TIER functionality is not 

currently used.)

6

  INFO / SELECT button – In normal mode, displays 

the information screen (if available). In programming 

mode, switches between temperature setpoint and 

period start time.

7

  PRGM button – Enters thermostat programming 

mode.

8

  SYSTEM / MODE button – During normal operation, 

selects the system mode. (See #15 for description 

of system modes.) In programming mode, switches 

between heating and cooling programs.

9

  FAN switch - ON means fan is always on. AUTO 

means fan runs when the compressor or furnace runs.

The display

10

  Indicates day of the week.

11

  Indicates a system hold is in effect. Flashing 

HOLD

 

indicates a temporary hold. Solid (not flashing) 

HOLD

 indicates a permanent hold.

12

  Displays the current time. Press up or down arrow 

button once, or 

RUN

 button, to display the current 

temperature setpoint, as shown above in  

20

13

  Displays the current room temperature.

14

  Solid (not flashing) antenna icon indicates the 

system is in recovery from a curtailment event.  

Icon disappears when the programmed temperature 

is reached. Flashing antenna icon indicates remote 

communication to the thermostat, such as web  

programming, has occurred. Press any key to  

turn off the display.

15

  Indicates current system mode: 

HEAT

 for heat 

mode, 

COOL

 for cool mode, 

HEAT

 and 

COOL

 for 

auto-changeover mode, or 

EMER

 for emergency 

heat mode. (Note: 

EMER

 is available only if you 

have a heat pump system.) Displays 

FLTR

 (in ad-

dition to the mode) as a reminder when the system 

filter needs to be changed. Press 

RUN

 and 

HOLD

 

together to turn off the 

FLTR

 reminder.

16

  Displays 

STG 1

 when the first stage of heat or cool is 

running. Displays 

STG 1+2

 when the first and second 

stage of heat or cool is running. (Note: +2 does not 

display for single stage systems.)

17

  Displays current period of the day (

MOR

DAY

EVE

 or 

NHT

). Alternates with 

SAVE

 during 

curtailment events and 

AUX

 if your auxiliary heat 

is turned on. (Note: 

AUX

 applies to heat pump 

systems only.)

18

  Indicates a communications failure. Does not 

indicate a problem with the thermostat.

19

  Displays 

BATT

 when the 2 AA batteries are low 

and should be replaced.

20

  Indicates the current temperature setpoint.

Summary of Contents for CoolSentry

Page 1: ...CO protect our environment To learn more please visit our Web site www SMECO coop CoolSentry or call 866 921 9474 Comverge Thermostat Quick Reference Guide Installed by ______________________________________________________________ Number of Thermostats ____________________________________________________ Date ___________________________________________________________________ Comments _ _________...

Page 2: ...ld is in effect Flashing HOLD indicates a temporary hold Solid not flashing HOLD indicates a permanent hold 12 Displays the current time Press up or down arrow button once or RUN button to display the current temperature setpoint as shown above in 20 13 Displays the current room temperature 14 Solid not flashing antenna icon indicates the system is in recovery from a curtailment event Icon disappe...

Page 3: ...ock on your thermostat is updated automatically every 24 hours by the system As long as your thermostat has functioning batteries you should not need to change the time setting Periods of the Day Your thermostat allows you to program 4 different periods of the day You select the start time and temperature for each period MOR Morning DAY EVE Evening NHT Night Press PRGM to cycle through the periods...

Page 4: ...frequency of peak demand periods has increased as our population and the use of electric appliances have grown and both have grown tremendously in Southern Maryland over the past 30 years Will I be able to choose not to participate in any single conservation event Yes Should you decide to do so simply call 866 921 9474 and speak with a SMECO CoolSentry customer service representative How will I sa...

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