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What to do if Trane Symbio 700 exceeded limit of equipment pairings?
The Trane app has a limit of 10 saved pairings per device. For Android devices, the oldest pairing will be automatically deleted. If this fails, you can manually delete pairings. iOS users must manually delete pairings through the settings.
Why is my Trane Symbio 700 Controller device outside of Bluetooth range limits?
Bluetooth connectivity has physical range limitations. If you move too far away from the Trane Controller, you may lose connectivity. To restore the connection, re-access connectivity from the Units List page.
What to do if multiple users are trying to connect to the Trane Controller via Bluetooth?
Only one user can connect to the Trane Symbio 700 controller via Bluetooth at a time. If the blue light on the controller is solid, it means another user is already connected.
How to meet smart device requirements for Trane Controller?
To use the Trane Controller with a smart device, you need: • Apple iPhone (iOS V10, iPhone 6 or later) • Android (V5.0 Lollipop or later; a device with Bluetooth V4.2 or later)
What happens when there is a Unit Communication Fault in my Trane Symbio 700?
When a Unit Communication Fault occurs in the Trane Controller, the following may happen: * If the On-Board I/O Communication Status is 'Not Communicating', all unit functions will be shut down, and I/O will go to their communication loss state. * If the Customer Options Module Communication Status is 'Not Communicating', all unit functions that depend on data from other modules will be discontinued. This includes Ventilation Override and Alarm Indicator functions. * If the Indoor Options Module Communication Status is 'Not Communicating', all unit functions that depend on data from other modules will be discontinued. This includes all Electric Heat operation and Discharge Air Temperature dependent control (SZVAV).
What happens if there is a Coil Temperature Sensor Fault in my Trane Controller?
If the Outdoor Air Temperature is less than 52° F and a Coil Temperature Sensor Fault occurs, Demand Defrost will be disabled, and timed defrost will be used. The fault will also be announced in the Active Alarm list.
General| Category | Controller |
|---|---|
| Model | Symbio 700 |
| Manufacturer | Trane |
| Input Voltage | 24 VAC/VDC |
| Enclosure Rating | IP20 |
| Communication Protocols | BACnet, Modbus, LonTalk |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| User Interface | Touchscreen display |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C (-4°F to 131°F) |
| Humidity Range | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Memory | Flash |
| Display | Color touchscreen |
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
| Inputs/Outputs | Digital and analog inputs/outputs |
Defines advisory types (Warning, Caution, Notice) and general safety precautions.
Emphasizes safety for field wiring, grounding, and required personal protective equipment.
Covers company EHS policies, local regulations, copyright, and trademarks.
Lists applications for Odyssey systems and highlights the Symbio 700's features.
Describes the Standard and Advanced Configuration model options.
Compares functionality for Event Log, Alarms, Export Trends, and Communication Protocols.
Details the 2x16 LCD display and the physical keypad for navigation.
Explains the function of each button for menu navigation and interaction.
Illustrates the three-level menu structure for accessing controller functions.
Provides specific descriptions for menu items across all categories.
Explains the function and status indicated by each LED on the controller.
Details app features for configuration, setup, status, alarms, and service.
Lists protocols (BACnet, LonTalk) compatible with the mobile application.
Illustrates and details factory connections P1 through P4 for the Symbio 700 module.
Provides function, pin number, and signal for factory connections P5 through P19.
Details connections P20-SW3 and includes a diagram of field connections.
Provides function, pin number, and signal for field connections J16 through J23.
Illustrates and details factory connections for indoor option modules.
Explains thermostat interface and lists signal mapping for various operations.
Describes 10k ohm thermistor inputs for zone temperature and averaging.
Covers BACnet MS/TP, IP, and Zigbee support for building automation systems.
Explains LonTalk support via Tracer USB LonTalk Module for automation systems.
