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General| Brand | Bryant |
|---|---|
| Model | TSTATBBPS701 |
| Remote Access | No |
| Humidity Control | No |
| Dehumidification | No |
| Compatibility | Compatible with most HVAC systems |
Describes the illuminated Liquid Crystal Display screen.
Includes Warmer/+, Cooler/-, and Mode buttons for operation.
Features the Heat/Cool indicator light.
Symbols indicating the current operating mode of the thermostat.
Displays current time and day, used for programming.
Shows the current ambient temperature of the room.
Displays the target temperature(s) for heating or cooling.
Shows if the displayed temperature is from an optional outdoor sensor.
Indicates programmed time periods like Morning, Day, Evening, Night.
Shows setup mode, fan status, and filter service alerts.
Appears when the keypad is locked or programming timers are active.
How to choose between Heat, Cool, Auto, or Off modes.
How to set the target temperature for heating or cooling.
How to control the fan for continuous operation or demand-based.
Setting up four distinct time periods for automatic temperature control.
Setting time and temperature for the morning period.
Setting time and temperature for the day period.
Setting time and temperature for the evening period.
Setting time and temperature for the night period.
Option to copy daily program settings to subsequent days.
Time, day, heat pump, and reversing valve polarity configuration.
Electric heat, deadband, setpoint difference, cycles per hour, fan timer.
Programmable fan scheduling, backlight, and energy watch timers.
Filter resets, run times, and temperature unit selection.
How settings are retained and how 2-stage heating/cooling engages.
Rules for setpoint gaps and programmable fan operation.
Special modes for heat pumps and electric heating impact.
Setting a schedule for temperature control while away.
How heat and cool setpoints interact in Auto mode.
Using an outside sensor and resetting to factory defaults.
