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- User Brochure
Programmable Thermostat 510e - 512e
U 510e
06/03
1 of 4 © 2003 U 510e - 06/03
The thermostat’s display has four distinct fields. These fields are the Menu field, the Item field, the Number field and the Status
field. The four buttons on the face of the thermostat are used to navigate through the menus and items to view and / or adjust
the desired settings.
Table of Contents
Congratulations on the installation of your kanmor Control Systems programmable thermostat. This
thermostat has been designed with state of the art technology and packaged in a compact and attrac-
tive enclosure. The large display and easy to use buttons make this thermostat extremely user friendly.
This kanmor Control Systems programmable thermostat is designed to increase the comfort level of
your home as well as to increase the energy efficiency of your heating system. At the same time these
thermostats have been designed to be simple to use.
Reading the Display ...................................................pg 1
Viewing the Current Temperatures ............................pg 2
Default Display ...........................................................pg 2
Setting the Temperatures...........................................pg 2
Setting the Time .........................................................pg 2
Setting the Schedule ..................................................pg 2
Overriding the Schedules........................................... pg 3
Temporary ............................................................pg 3
Permanent ............................................................pg 3
Away .....................................................................pg 3
Display Back Lighting .................................................pg 3
Units of Display...........................................................pg 3
Setting the Mode of Operation ...................................pg 4
Display / Keypad Operation
Displays the
current menu
Displays an
abbreviated
name of the
selected item
Displays the
current value
of the selected
item
Selects Menus,
Items and
adjusts settings
Displays the
current status of
the thermostat's
inputs, outputs
and operation
Menu
Field
Item
Field
Number
Field
Status
Field
Warning
Displays when an error exists.
Display Symbols
Access Level
Displays when in the user
access level.
Early Start
Displays when the thermostat
is in early start.
Heat One
Displays when the heat one
contact is on.
Heat Two
Displays when the heat two
contact is on.
Cool One
Displays when the cool one
contact is on.
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Summary

Viewing Current Temperatures

Temperature Adjustment Procedures

Setting Heating and Cooling Temperatures

Guides on setting desired temperatures for each event in the schedule.

Time and Schedule Configuration

Setting the Thermostat Time

Step-by-step instructions for setting the current time and day.

Setting Up Event Schedules

Procedure for programming daily schedules with up to four events and temperatures.

Overriding Thermostat Schedules

Temporary Override

How to set a temporary temperature override for three hours.

Canceling Temporary Override

Permanent Override

Canceling Permanent Override

Away Override

Canceling Away Override

Mode of Operation Settings

Available Operation Modes

Explanation of Off, Heat, Cool, and Auto modes for thermostat operation.

Summary

Viewing Current Temperatures

Temperature Adjustment Procedures

Setting Heating and Cooling Temperatures

Guides on setting desired temperatures for each event in the schedule.

Time and Schedule Configuration

Setting the Thermostat Time

Step-by-step instructions for setting the current time and day.

Setting Up Event Schedules

Procedure for programming daily schedules with up to four events and temperatures.

Overriding Thermostat Schedules

Temporary Override

How to set a temporary temperature override for three hours.

Canceling Temporary Override

Permanent Override

Canceling Permanent Override

Away Override

Canceling Away Override

Mode of Operation Settings

Available Operation Modes

Explanation of Off, Heat, Cool, and Auto modes for thermostat operation.

Overview

  1. Function Description
  2. Usage Features
  3. Setting Procedures
  4. Important Technical Specifications
  5. Maintenance Features
  6. Display Symbols

The Kanmor® U 510e is a programmable thermostat designed to enhance home comfort and energy efficiency for heating and cooling systems. This user-friendly device features a large display and intuitive buttons for easy operation.

Function Description:

The thermostat allows users to program heating and cooling schedules, view current temperatures, and override settings as needed. It supports various modes of operation including Off, Heat, Cool, and Auto, depending on the specific model (512e for heating and cooling) and setup.

  • Temperature Control: The thermostat maintains desired room temperatures according to programmed schedules or manual overrides. It can control heating and, for the 512e model, cooling.
  • Slab Temperature Control: If a slab sensor is connected, the thermostat can also manage minimum slab temperatures, ensuring floor warmth even during cooling cycles in Auto mode.
  • Scheduling: Users can set up either a "Four Event" or "Two Event" program, allowing for different temperatures at various times of the day (Wake, UnOcc, Occ, Sleep). Schedules can be configured for 7-day or 24-hour cycles.
  • Temperature Display: The device can display current room, outdoor, slab, and remote sensor temperatures.
  • Time Display: The current time is displayed and can be set by the user.
  • Override Functions:
    • Temporary Override: Allows for a temporary temperature adjustment that lasts for three hours without altering the permanent schedule.
    • Permanent Override: Maintains a desired temperature indefinitely until a new override is selected, without changing the existing schedule.
    • Away Override: A quick override for long periods of absence, setting heating to 62°F (16.5°C) and cooling to 82°F (28.0°C). It also ignores the minimum slab temperature if a slab sensor is used.
  • Display Backlighting: The display features backlighting that can be turned off, on, or set to operate temporarily for 60 seconds after any button press.
  • Units of Display: Users can switch between Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C) for temperature display.

Usage Features:

The thermostat's interface is divided into four fields: Menu, Item, Number, and Status, navigated using four buttons.

  • Menu Button: Used to select different menus (e.g., View, Adjust, Time, Schedule).
  • Item Button: Used to select specific items within a menu (e.g., Room temperature, minutes, hours, schedule mode).
  • Up/Down Buttons (∧ / ∨): Used to adjust settings such as temperature, time, schedule mode, and backlighting.

Setting Procedures:

  • Viewing Current Temperatures: Access the "View" menu, then use the "Item" button to cycle through Room, Outdoor, Slab, and Remote temperatures.
  • Setting Default Display: Choose either the "Time" or "View" menu, then select the desired item using the "Item" button.
  • Setting Temperatures: In the "Adjust" menu, select the desired temperature item, then use the up/down buttons to set the value.
  • Setting the Time: In the "Time" menu, use the "Item" button to select minutes, hours, or day, then use the up/down buttons to adjust.
  • Setting Schedules: In the "Schedule (SCHD)" menu, select the schedule Mode (None, 2, or 4 events), Cycle (7 day or 24 hour), and then set the beginning time for each event using the "Item" and up/down buttons.
  • Temporary Override: From the "View" menu, with Room temperature displayed, use the up/down buttons to adjust the temperature. This initiates a 3-hour override.
  • Permanent Override: From the "Schedule (SCHD)" menu, use the up/down buttons to select the desired permanent override.
  • Away Override: From the "Schedule (SCHD)" menu, use the up/down buttons to select "Away."
  • Canceling Overrides: For temporary overrides, press the "Menu" button once or twice. For permanent or away overrides, navigate to the "Schedule (SCHD)" menu and select "None."
  • Display Backlighting: In the "Adjust" menu, select "LITE," then use the up/down buttons to choose ON, OFF, or Tmpy (temporary).
  • Units of Display: In the "Adjust" menu, select the flashing temperature unit, then use the up/down buttons to switch between °F and °C.

Important Technical Specifications:

  • Model: U 510e - 512e
  • Date of Manual: 06/03
  • Power: Not explicitly stated, but implied to be a wired thermostat.
  • Sensors: Supports room, outdoor, slab, and remote sensors.
  • Schedule Modes: None (1 temp/day), 2 events (2 temps/day), 4 events (4 temps/day).
  • Schedule Cycles: 7-day or 24-hour.
  • Default Temperatures (Four Event Program):
    • Wake: Heat 70°F (21.0°C), Cool 78°F (25.5°C), Slab Min 70°F (21.0°C) @ 6:00 AM
    • UnOcc: Heat 62°F (16.5°C), Cool 85°F (29.5°C), Slab Min OFF @ 8:00 AM
    • Occ: Heat 70°F (21.0°C), Cool 78°F (25.5°C), Slab Min 70°F (21.0°C) @ 6:00 AM
    • Sleep: Heat 62°F (16.5°C), Cool 82°F (28.0°C), Slab Min OFF @ 10:00 PM
  • Default Temperatures (Two Event Program):
    • Occ: Heat 70°F (21.0°C), Cool 78°F (25.5°C), Slab Min 70°F (21.0°C) @ 6:00 AM
    • UnOcc: Heat 62°F (16.5°C), Cool 82°F (28.0°C), Slab Min OFF @ 10:00 PM

Maintenance Features:

The manual does not explicitly detail maintenance features. However, the device is designed for user-friendly operation and programming, implying that most user interaction will involve setting and adjusting parameters rather than physical maintenance. The "Warning" symbol on the display indicates when an error exists, suggesting a diagnostic capability that would aid in troubleshooting.

Display Symbols:

  • Warning ( ! ): Displays when an error exists.
  • Access Level (Padlock): Displays when in the user access level.
  • Early Start (Curved Arrow): Displays when the thermostat is in early start.
  • Heat One (H1): Displays when the heat one contact is on.
  • Heat Two (H2): Displays when the heat two contact is on.
  • Cool One (C1): Displays when the cool one contact is on.

Kanmor 510e Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKanmor
Model510e
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish