Adams Programmable Thermostat

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Adams Programmable Thermostat

Blake Adams CS 6985 9/18/2003 Adams ® Programmable Thermostat

The HCX 2000

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B Legend: A – Programming Toggle Switch B – Heat/Cool Toggle Switch C – Display Console D – Up/Down & Override Buttons E – Select and Cancel Buttons

Congratulations on your purchase of the Adams® HCX 2000 Programmable Thermostat. We are certain that our product is so easy to use, you don’t even need instructions! Nevertheless, this brief ‘Quick-Start’ sheet will give you all the information you need to get started enjoying the HCX 2000 AND a more comfortable house in no time. Clock: In order to enjoy the benefits of programmable cooling and heating, your system must first have the correct time set, the current time will always be displayed in the bottom right hand corner of your Display Console (C). To set your time, move the Programming Toggle Switch(A) to Clock, now the hours on the clock will begin to flash in the Display Console(C) use the Up/Down buttons(D) to adjust to the appropriate hour. Next, press the Select button(E); now the minutes will flash, use the Up/Down buttons (D) to adjust to the appropriate minute. Finally press the Select button(E) again and the AM/PM will flash, us the Up/Down(D) button to select AM or PM, now return the Programming Toggle Switch(A) to Program, your clock is set! Heating and Cool: The Heat/Cool Toggle Switch(B) controls the state of your air conditioning, to run the A/C (cool) or heater(Heat), move the switch to the appropriate setting, in the Off state neither air or heat will run. A red light will be lit up on your thermostat if it is set to heat, the console will also be backlit in red. A blue light will be lit up on your thermostat if it is set to cool, again, the console will also be backlit in blue. Programming your Thermostat You can program your thermostat for weekday and weekend heating/cooling. To program you thermostat, first adjust your Programming Toggle Switch(A) to weekday or weekend, depending on what setting you want to adjust. After you move the toggle switch, the Display Console(C) will flash ‘START TIME’ three times, then your clock will automatically display 5:00 AM now follow these steps: 1. You can use the up and down buttons(D) to select a different start time. 2. When you find the time you want to Start the unit, press Select(E). 3. Now the ‘Setting’ display on the Console(C) will flash, use the Up/Down buttons(D) to select the desired temperature. 4. Once the temperature is set press Select(E) again, now the time will flash again and you will use the Up/Down buttons(D) to select an time for the unit to Stop running at the assigned temperature and press Select(E) again. 5. Now the console will display the message ‘Additional Settings? Yes(Select)/No(Cancel)’ If you want to add more temperatures for different times in the day, choose Yes(Select)(E) and repeat steps 1-4, if you are finished setting start and end times press No(Cancel)(E) and the console will flash the message ‘Thermostat Settings Saved’ and you can return the Programming Toggle Switch(A) back to program. Override If at any time you would like to manually over ride the temperature setting on your thermostat, press the Override button (D) and use the Up/Down buttons(D) to adjust the thermostat to your desired . Cancel(E) returns thermostat to programmed mode.

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