Thermostat Settings

Tap the gear button next to the device name to display a Settings dialog box for the thermostat. The About tab is selected and displays the device information.

Note: The available settings may vary based on the capabilities of the device.

Crestron Thermostats

Status

Tap the Status tab to view the thermostat status.

Update

Use the Update tab to update the device firmware.

  • Current Version: Displays the current firmware version for the gateway.
  • Available Version: Displays the available firmware version for the gateway.
  • Update: If a firmware update is available, tap Update to update the firmware.
  • Check For Update: Tap the Check For Update button to search for firmware updates for the gateway.

Outdoor Sensor

Use the Outdoor Sensor tab to select the outdoor temperature sensor that is used for the HVAC system.

To use the outdoor temperature sensor connected to the current thermostat, select Connected Sensor, or, to use the outdoor temperature sensor connected to a different thermostat, select the thermostat.

Device Settings

Use the Device Settings tab to set the temperature scale that is displayed in the Crestron Home user interface and other thermostat settings.

  • Temperature Scale: Select Celsius or Fahrenheit.
  • System Failsafe Temperature: The temperature used for safe operation when there is no connection to a control system. Select a temperature from the list.
  • Main Valve Time Delay: The delay before opening the main valve.
  • Heat Anticipator: The sensitivity, in relation to the setpoint, that controls the heat cycle frequency and response times. A lower number provides more frequent cycles and a faster response. A higher number provides less frequent cycles and a slower response.

Channel Settings

Use the Channel Settings tab to set the temperature offset for the temperature sensor. The temperature offset adjusts the reading from the temperature sensor and the temperature display for the room. The channel number and current temperature are also displayed.

To set the temperature offset, select a value from the list.

DIN-1TSTAT8 Settings - Channel Settings Tab

Replace Device

Use the Replace Device tab to replace the thermostat.

Voice Control

Use the Voice Control tab to configure the voice control settings.

NOTE: To use voice control, voice control services must be turned on and configured. For details, refer to Voice Control Settings.

  • Enable Status: Select Enable or Disable to turn voice control services on or off.
  • Description: Enter a descriptive name. The name is used by the voice control services.

Control Options

Use the Control Options tab to show or hide the fan controls in the Crestron Home Setup app and Crestron Home user interface.

To hide the fan controls on the user interface, deselect turn off Enable Fan Control.

To hide the fan controls, deselect Enable Fan Control.

BACnet Thermostat

To configure a BACnet Thermostat, select Device Settings Icon Settings next to the BACnet thermostat to display a Settings dialog box.

Notes: The BACnet thermostat must be properly installed and wired before it can be configured. Refer to the BACnet thermostat documentation for details.

A BACnet explorer application, such as Yet Another BACnet Explorer (YABE), is required to interface with the BACnet thermostat. The application displays the address space and properties for each BACnet object. The information that is displayed is used to configure the BACnet thermostat.

BACnet Explorer Address Space Example

YABE Address Space

BACnet Explorer Object Property Settings Example

YABE Properties

BACnet Object Property Settings

For items that provide additional configuration settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings to configure the object property settings. The center of the BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings icon lights green or red to indicate correct (green) and incorrect (red) settings.

BACnet Object Property Settings with Min Value and Max Value Fields

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Heat Setpoint

These settings may be available:

  • Object Type: The BACnet object type for the selected object ID.

  • Id: The identifier for the object. Enter the Object Identifier for the property.

  • Subscribe to COV: Subscribe to a COV (Change of Value) notifcation. To subscribe, select Subscribe to COV. Enabled by default.

  • COV Lifetime: The length of time that the COV subscription is maintained. Select 30 Minutes through 4 Hours. The default time is 30 Minutes.

  • Scan Rate: The time interval for scanning the object properties. Enter a time interval (in seconds) for the property. The scan rate must match the ability of the device to respond. The default time is 30 seconds.

  • Signed: The BACnet object uses signed or unsigned integers. If the object uses signed integers, select Yes. The default setting is No.

  • Decimal Places: The number of decimal places shown for the object. Select the number of decimal places to display from the drop-down menu. The default is 0.

  • Priority: The priority level that the object uses for communication. Select a priority level from the drop-down menu. The default is Parent Priority (0). When Parent Priority (0) is selected, the object uses the same priority as the parent thermostat.

  • Null Value: Sets the value of the priority for the object to empty. Allows a device with a non-null value to control the value. To change the value from null, select a new value from the Priority drop-down menu.

  • Min Value: The minimum temperature setpoint. Available for heat, cool, and auto setpoints only.

  • Max Value: The maximum temperature setpoint. Available for heat, cool, and auto setpoints only.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, About Tab

Device

Enter the settings to establish communications with the BACnet thermostat.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Device Tab

Thermostat Setpoints

Enter the settings for the Temperature Setpoints.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

NOTES: 

  • When configuring settings for Off Mode, consider the following:
    • This setting controls devices that have on and off controls (for example, the CoolMasterNet).
    • This setting does not change the thermostat operating mode (for example, heat, cool, auto, and off mode).
    • This setting accepts Binary Value and Binary Output.
  • CoolMasterNet does not support Dual mode.
  • Dual mode cannot be used if the heat and cool objects have the same Object ID.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Thermostat Setpoints Tab

Thermostat Mode

Enter the settings for the Thermostat Mode.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Thermostat Mode Tab

Thermostat Power

Enter the settings for the Thermostat Power.

For thermostats that can be turned off and require a power on command before selecting the operating mode, select Requires Power On Before Mode and then enter a delay time to specify how long the Crestron Home system should wait before sending the mode selection to the thermostat. The power on command is not sent when changing thermostat modes.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Thermostat Power Tab

Thermostat State

Enter the settings for the Thermostat State.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Thermostat State Tab

Fan Mode

Enter the settings for the Fan Mode.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Fan Mode Tab

Fan State

Enter the settings for the Fan State.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Fan State Tab

Humidistat Setpoints

Enter the settings for the Humidistat Setpoints.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Humidistat SetpointsTab

Humidistat Mode

Enter the settings for the Humidistat Mode.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Humidistat Mode Tab

Humidistat State

Enter the settings for the Humidistat State.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Humidistat State Tab

Slab Setpoints

Enter the settings for the Slab Setpoints.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Slab Setpoints Tab

Slab Mode

Enter the settings for Slab Mode.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Slab Mode Tab

Slab State

Enter the settings for Slab States.

To configure additional settings, select BACnet Properties Settings Icon Settings. For details, refer to BACnet Object Property Settings.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Slab State Tab

Voice Control

Enter the settings for Voice Control.

NOTE: To use voice control, voice control services must be turned on and configured. For details, refer to Voice Control Settings.

  • Enable Status: Select Enable or Disable to turn voice control services on or off.
  • Description: Enter a descriptive name. The name is used by the voice control services.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Voice Control Tab

Control Options

Use the Control Options tab to show or hide the fan controls in the Crestron Home Setup app and Crestron Home user interface.

BACnet Thermostat Settings, Control Options Tab

To hide the fan controls, deselect Enable Fan Control.