Why does the fan continue to run on my Jackson Systems T-32-TS Touchscreen?
The fan might be set to 'Always On'. To fix this, touch the FAN icon and change it to 'Automatic'. If your T-32-TS thermostat is set for programmable operation, the fan can be programmed for 'Automatic' or 'Always On' for any scheduled event. If you don't need the Programmable Fan feature, set 4:PF to OFF in the Installer Option menu.
What to do if my Jackson Systems Thermostat displays wrong temperature?
The T-32-TS thermostat can show temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Check Installer Option menu 9:TD. F means Fahrenheit, and C means Celsius. Adjust it to your preferred setting.
How to unlock functions on Jackson Systems Thermostat?
If some functions on your thermostat cannot be changed and a padlock icon is displayed, it means lock values have been set. To remove all lock values, refer to 6:CL in the Installer Option menu and set it to OFF.
Why is my Jackson Systems T-32-TS Touchscreen Thermostat temperature display inaccurate?
An inaccurate temperature display can be caused by air leaking from the wall cavity into the back of the thermostat. Seal the hole where the wires enter the subbase to prevent this. Also, ensure lamps or other heat sources are moved away from the thermostat.
How to set Jackson Systems T-32-TS Touchscreen for auto changeover?
To enable auto changeover on your thermostat, go to the Installer Options menu and set 5:FN to A or AO.
What to do if Jackson Systems Thermostat will not display outdoor temperature?
The reason your thermostat isn't showing the outdoor temperature may be because no outdoor sensor is installed. Check the wiring at the outdoor sensor and the sensor terminals on the thermostat subbase. The outdoor sensor wires should connect to terminals S2 and SC.
What to do if no LCD display on Jackson Systems T-32-TS Touchscreen Thermostat?
If your thermostat is battery powered, remove the battery compartment and make sure the positive (+) and negative (-) ends of each battery are correctly oriented. If it's hardwired, remove the thermostat from the subbase and check for 24 Volts across terminals 'C' and 'R'. If there's no voltage, the issue might be with the equipment or wiring.
How to detach the thermostat unit from its base.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate location for thermostat installation.
Instructions for securely attaching the thermostat subbase to the wall.
Defines the function of each terminal on the thermostat.
Explains the purpose and settings for each of the four system switches.
Wiring diagram for a gas-fired heating-only HVAC system.
Wiring diagram for an electric heating-only HVAC system.
Wiring diagram for a cooling-only HVAC system.
Wiring diagram for a gas system with one stage of heating and cooling.
Wiring diagram for a gas system with two stages of heating and cooling.
Wiring diagram for a heat pump system with two heating stages and one cooling stage.
Wiring diagram for a heat pump system with three heating stages and two cooling stages.
Wiring diagram for a fossil fuel system with two heating stages and one cooling stage.
Wiring diagram for a fossil fuel system with three heating stages and two cooling stages.
Procedure to access the thermostat's installer setup menu.
Configuring the thermostat for programmable or non-programmable operation.
Setting 5+2 or 7-day programming schedules.
Setting a temporary override for the current program schedule.
Enabling or disabling the programmable fan feature.
Configuring the system operation mode (Auto, Heat, Cool, Off).
Configuring which touchscreen functions can be locked.
Setting the minimum allowed cooling temperature setpoint.
Setting the maximum allowed heating temperature setpoint.
Choosing between Fahrenheit or Celsius for temperature display.
Setting the time display to 12-hour or 24-hour format.
Choosing to display setpoint or space temperature continuously.
Configuring the thermostat's display backlight behavior.
Enabling or disabling the adaptive recovery feature.
Setting a reminder for HVAC filter replacement.
Adjusting the differential for the first stage of heating/cooling.
Adjusting the differential for the second stage of heating/cooling.
Adjusting the differential for the third stage of heating.
Calibrating the thermostat's internal or remote indoor sensor.
Choosing the type of remote sensor configuration.
Configuring the thermostat for the specific HVAC equipment type.
Setting a low temperature lockout for heat pump/fossil fuel.
Setting a high temperature lockout for heat pump/fossil fuel.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback from the thermostat.
Resetting the thermostat to its original factory settings.
Enabling or disabling Daylight Saving Time for the clock.
Overview of available remote sensor types and their capabilities.
Instructions for wiring an indoor remote sensor to the thermostat.
Details on wiring multiple sensors for averaging temperature readings.
Instructions for wiring an outdoor remote sensor to the thermostat.
Procedure to verify the functionality of the fan relay.
Verifying the operation of heating and cooling stages.
Verifying the operation of a heat pump system.
Verifying the operation of a fossil fuel system.
Testing the low balance point lockout feature for heat pumps/fossil fuel.
Testing the high balance point lockout feature for heat pumps/fossil fuel.
Explanation of the Adaptive Recovery feature for energy efficiency.
Troubleshooting steps for a blank thermostat screen.
Resolving issues with setting the auto changeover mode.
Diagnosing and fixing temperature display inaccuracies.
Steps to take when the outdoor temperature is not displayed.
Understanding the meaning of the flashing Heat or Cool indicator.
Troubleshooting why a lock icon prevents setpoint changes.
Resolving issues where the thermostat shows the wrong temperature.
Troubleshooting why the fan stays on after a call is satisfied.
Resolving issues where thermostat functions are locked.
General| Type | Touchscreen Thermostat |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi Connectivity | No |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Hold Function | Yes |
| Filter Change Alert | Yes |
| Display | Touchscreen |
| Power Source | 24VAC |
| Temperature Range | 45°F to 90°F (7°C to 32°C) |
| Dimensions | 1.1" D |
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