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File: tre24-prog-hc11-haften.doc | Rev. 1 | 14/2/2013
TRE24-PROG-HC11
(US Program - Celsius)
Owner’s Manual
Installation and Operating Instructions
Please read this manual carefully before installation and use.
Index
Options and accessories 1
Installation Instructions 2
Wiring Connections 3
DIP Switch Configuration and External Sensor Connection 4
Operating Manual 5
Technician Settings 6
Hand held remote control (RT08) 7
1. Options and Accessories
Hand held remote control with weekly program.
External sensor option:
RS01 for remote temperature sensing (1 required)
RS02 for average temperature sensing (2 required)
For details on where to purchase accessories, please contact Meitav-tec for your
nearest location or visit our web site at www.meitavtec.com
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Overview

This document describes the Haften TRE24-PROG-HC11 thermostat, manufactured by Meitav-tec. It is an owner's manual providing installation and operating instructions for the US Program - Celsius version.

Function Description

The TRE24-PROG-HC11 is a programmable thermostat designed to control heating, cooling, and fan functions. It offers both programmable (5-1-1 schedule) and non-programmable configurations. The thermostat can be operated manually or through a weekly program with four events per day: Wake, Day, Return, and Sleep. It supports external temperature sensing and can be controlled via an optional infrared handheld remote control (RT08).

Important Technical Specifications

The manual provides wiring connections for various terminals:

  • RC/RH: 24Vac RED (bridged if one transformer is in use, default from factory).
  • C: 24Vac Common from transformer.
  • W1: Heater.
  • G2: Fan Medium.
  • T: External Sensor (option) - two terminals for connection.
  • G3: Fan High.
  • G1: Fan Low.
  • Y1: Compressor.

DIP switch configurations allow for customization of various functions:

  • Switch 1: Internal/External Sensor Control (Default: Internal Sensor Control ON).
  • Switch 2: Not in use (Default: OFF).
  • Switch 3: Electrical Heat/Oil/Gas Heat (Default: Oil/Gas Heat OFF).
  • Switch 4: 3 minutes compressor delay/Without delay (Default: 3 minutes compressor delay OFF).
  • Switch 5: Internal/External Sensor Control (Default: Internal Sensor Control OFF).
  • Switch 6: Internal/External Sensor Control (Default: Internal Sensor Control ON).

The external sensor is specified as a Meitav-tec type N.T.C. sensor. A table provides temperature-resistance characteristics for the sensor, ranging from 7.2°C (115.8 kΩ) to 36.6°C (26.7 kΩ). The wire length for the sensor can be up to 30 meters (100 feet) with standard cable; if the distance exceeds 30 meters, it must be shielded.

The thermostat maintains a minimum differential of at least 1 degree Celsius between the Heat set point and Cool set point, with the Heat set point always being less than the Cool set point.

Usage Features

Turning On/Off:

  • Press the "On/Off" button on the thermostat to toggle between ON and OFF states.

Adjusting Temperature:

  • Cool Mode/Fan Mode: Press "+" or "-" buttons. "COOL" will appear, and the set-point temperature will flash. Adjust using "+" or "-" buttons.
  • Heat Mode: Press "+" or "-" buttons. "Heat" will appear, and the set-point temperature will flash. Adjust using "+" or "-" buttons.
  • Auto Change-over Mode (2 set-points): Press "+" or "-" buttons. "COOL" will appear, and the cooling set-point will flash. Adjust, then after 3 seconds, "HEAT" will appear, and the heating set-point will flash. Adjust using "+" or "-" buttons.

Mode, Fan Speed, Auto Fan:

  • Press the "Select" button to cycle through modes: "UnLo" (unlock), "Cool," "Heat," "Cool/Heat" (auto change-over), and "Fan Only."
  • Press "Select" again to cycle through fan settings: "Fan" (continuous operation) or "Auto Fan" (fan operates only when there is a demand for cool or heat).
    • Note: "Auto Fan" is not available in "Fan only" mode. In Heat mode with Oil/Gas heat, "AUTO FAN" means the fan will never be activated, while "FAN ON" means the fan will work continuously.
  • Press "Select" again to cycle through fan speeds: "FnSP" (fan speed), "FanLo" (low), "FanMe" (medium), "FanHi" (high), and "A.Speed" (auto speed).
  • Press "Select" again to return to normal display.

Lock/Unlock Buttons:

  • To prevent unwanted changes, the thermostat buttons can be locked. Ensure both temperature set-points are different than 10°C.
  • Lock: Press and hold the "Select" button for 20 seconds until "Loc" appears.
  • Unlock: Press and hold the "Select" button for 20 seconds until "UnLo" appears.

Programming (5-1-1 Schedule):

  • The thermostat supports a 5-1-1 programmable schedule (weekdays Monday-Friday, Saturday, and Sunday have individual programs).
  • There are four program events per day: Wake, Day, Return, Sleep.
  • Default Programs: The manual provides tables with default start times and set-points for cool and heat for Monday-Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
  • Modifying Programs: The manual includes a flowchart for modifying the clock set (hours, minutes, day) and program events (start time, cool set-point, heat set-point) for each day segment.
    • To enter programming, press and hold "Select" for three seconds until "PROGRAM" and Mon-Fri flash.
    • Use "+" or "-" to adjust values and "Select" to move to the next setting.
    • The process is repeated for "PROGRAM 1" (Wake), "PROGRAM 2" (Day), "PROGRAM 3" (Return), and "PROGRAM 4" (Sleep) for Monday-Friday, then for Saturday and Sunday.
    • During program modification, you can quickly switch between days by pressing the "On/Off" button.
    • Press "Select" to exit the program. If no key is pressed for 30 seconds, the thermostat returns to normal display.

Handheld Remote Control (RT08 - Option):

  • The RT08 is an infrared remote control. It must be pointed at the thermostat.
  • After any parameter change on the remote, the "On/Send" button must be pressed to send the information to the thermostat.
  • Turning On/Off and Update: Press "On/Send" to turn the thermostat ON/update, or "Off" to turn OFF/update.
  • Auto Fan ON/OFF: Press "Fan" to toggle between Auto Fan OFF and Auto Fan ON. Press "On/Send" to send.
  • Modes: Press "Mode" to cycle through Cool, Heat, Auto change-over, and Fan only. Press "On/Send" to send.
  • Fan Speeds: Press "Fan" to cycle through High Speed, Medium Speed, Low Speed, and Auto Speed. Press "On/Send" to send.
  • Temperature Set Point:
    • Fan/Cool Mode: Press "+" or "-" to adjust the cooling set-point. "COOL" will flash. Press "On/Send" to send.
    • Heat Mode: Press "+" or "-" to adjust the heating set-point. "HEAT" will flash. Press "On/Send" to send.
    • Auto Change-over: Adjust cooling set-point, then adjust heating set-point. Press "Select" or "On/Send" to send.
  • Real Time Clock and Day: Press "Select" to enter "CLOCK SET." Adjust hours, minutes, and day using "+" or "-". Press "Select" to exit or "On/Send" to send.
  • Programming (Remote): The program can be set on the remote and sent later. Press "On/Send" when "SEND" flashes on the remote display.
  • Enable/Disable Programmability (Remote):
    • Press and hold "Select" for 3 seconds until "program" flashes.
    • Press "Select" 3 more times until the "Timer icon" flashes.
    • Use "+" or "-" to switch between "Clear icon" (Disable) and "shaded icon" (Enable) for programmability.
    • "SEND" will flash. Point the remote and press "On/Off" to send the information.

Maintenance Features

Installation Instructions:

  • It is crucial to find the correct installation location for accurate temperature readings.
  • Separate the front panel from the back panel by depressing the top tongue.
  • Mount the back panel to the wall or flat surface using three screws.
  • Make electrical connections as per the wiring diagram.
  • Install the front cover by engaging the bottom tabs first, then the top tongue, pushing until tight.

DIP Switch Configuration:

  • Before making any changes to DIP switches, disconnect power to the main board.
  • Use the provided table and illustration to configure the switches for specific functions (e.g., internal/external sensor, heat type, compressor delay).

External Sensor Connection:

  • The external sensor must be a Meitav-tec type.
  • Disconnect power before making changes.
  • Move DIP switches 1, 5, and 6 to the OFF position for external sensor control.
  • Connect the temperature sensor to the T-T terminals.
  • Reconnect power to the thermostat.

Technician Settings (Room Temperature Offset):

  • This feature allows calibrating the measured room temperature.
  • Adjust the set-point temperature for cooling to 10°C.
  • Press and hold the "Select" button for 5 seconds. "Offs" and the OFFSET temperature (a number between -6 and +6) will appear.
  • Adjust the offset using "+" and "-" buttons (default is 0°C).
  • Press "Select" to return to normal display.

meitav-tec Haften TRE24-PROG-HC11 Specifications

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Brandmeitav-tec
ModelHaften TRE24-PROG-HC11
CategoryThermostat
LanguageEnglish

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