Micro control systems MCS-THERMOSTAT Manual de instalación y funcionamiento

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Installation & Reference Guide

Version 1.5

MCS-THERMOSTAT

Revsion 2016-04-08

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

The MCS Commitment is to provide practical solutions for the industries

needs and to be both a leader and partner in the effective use of

Microprocessor controls.

Micro Control Systems, Inc.

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Date Author Description of Changes

5-16-14 KLM Restructured manual

5-18-14 JGW Added Stat Pictures and reworked

12-8-14 DEW Restructured Manual to Indesign

1-6-15 DEW Edits made as per Mac

1-7-15 DEW Edits per Brian, changed wiring dwg

1-8-15 DEW Edits made as per Brian

1-12-15 DEW Edits made as per Brian, setting menu\

1-16-15 DEW Edits made

6-01-15 DEW Edits made to wiring and setup cong

6-25-26-15 DEW Edits made to Menu items

6-30-15 DEW Edits from JGW

7-01-02-15 DEW Edits from JGW and support

7-13-15 DEW Edits made to manual

7-30-15 DEW Edits made to manual

12-2/3-15 DEW Add run/stop feature, add new MicroMag board to wiring

01-4-16 DEW Add instructions for rmware update

04-08-16 DEW Add wiring and distance on installation page

Revision/Disclaimer Page

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

Table of Contents

1. MCS Thermostat’s Interface ...............................................................................................................................5

2. Thermostat’s Display .............................................................................................................................................6

3. Icons Display .......................................................................................................................................................7

4. Installation ............................................................................................................................................................8

4.1. REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION................................................................................................................8

4.2. MOUNTING LOCATION...............................................................................................................................8

5. Installation - Mounting ........................................................................................................................................9

5.1. UTILIZING J-BOX.........................................................................................................................................9

5.2. PUNCTURE SMALL HOLE..........................................................................................................................9

5.3. OUTPUT WIRES..........................................................................................................................................9

5.4. SCREWS......................................................................................................................................................9

6. Wiring Instructions to MicroMag (Rev. 6.0 or less) .......................................................................................10

7. Wiring Instructions to MicroMag (Rev. 6.1 or greater) ..................................................................................11

8. Wiring Instructions to MAGNUM ......................................................................................................................12

9. Thermostat Menu Screens ................................................................................................................................13

9.1. SETUP (APPEARS FIRST TIME THERMOSTAT IS TURNED ON)...........................................................13

9.1.1 Net Address (Factory Set At 1).............................................................................................................13

9.1.2 Units Degrees (F) Or (C)......................................................................................................................13

9.1.3 Auth Level Setup .................................................................................................................................13

9.1.4 Sound Alarm Stat.................................................................................................................................13

9.1.5 Adjust Backlight ...................................................................................................................................13

9.1.6 Standby Backlight ................................................................................................................................13

9.1.7 Exit Setup Menu...................................................................................................................................13

9.2. MAIN...........................................................................................................................................................13

9.2.1 Unit Status............................................................................................................................................13

9.2.2 Cong Menu.........................................................................................................................................13

9.2.3 Enter Password....................................................................................................................................13

9.2.4 Unit (Run/Stop)*................................................................................................................................13

9.2.5 Cool Setpoint........................................................................................................................................13

9.2.6 Heat Setpoint .......................................................................................................................................13

9.2.7 Humidity Setpoint.................................................................................................................................13

9.2.8 Co2 Setpoint ........................................................................................................................................13

9.2.9 Show Version Number .........................................................................................................................13

9.2.10 Time And Date .....................................................................................................................................13

9.2.11 Last Alarm............................................................................................................................................13

9.2.12 Lockout Reset .....................................................................................................................................13

9.3. CONFIG MENU..........................................................................................................................................13

9.3.1 Auth Level Setup..................................................................................................................................13

9.3.2 Units - F/C............................................................................................................................................13

9.3.3 Modify Schedules.................................................................................................................................13

9.3.4 Modify Holidays....................................................................................................................................13

9.3.5 Temp Cal..............................................................................................................................................13

9.3.6 Humidity Cal.........................................................................................................................................13

9.3.7 Display Test..........................................................................................................................................13

9.3.8 Adjust Backlight....................................................................................................................................13

9.3.9 Standby Backlight ................................................................................................................................13

9.3.10 Adjust Time ..........................................................................................................................................13

9.3.11 Adjust Date & Dow...............................................................................................................................13

9.3.12 Thermostat Reset.................................................................................................................................13

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

9.3.13 Sound Alarm Stat.................................................................................................................................13

10. SETUP (APPEARS FIRST TIME THERMOSTAT IS TURNED ON) ................................................14

10.1. NETWORK ADDRESS...............................................................................................................................14

10.2. UNITS DEGREES......................................................................................................................................14

10.3. AUTHORIZATION LEVEL SETUP .............................................................................................................14

Setup (continued) ..............................................................................................................................................15

10.4. SOUND ALARM STAT................................................................................................................................15

10.5. ADJUST BACKLIGHT................................................................................................................................15

10.6. STANDBY BACKLIGHT..............................................................................................................................15

10.7. EXIT SETUP MENU...................................................................................................................................15

11. Main Menu Settings ...........................................................................................................................................16

11.1. UNIT STATUS.............................................................................................................................................16

11.2. CONFIG MENU..........................................................................................................................................16

11.3. ENTER PASSWORD..................................................................................................................................16

11.4. UNIT STATUS (RUN/STOP).......................................................................................................................16

11.5. COOL SET POINT......................................................................................................................................16

11.6. HEAT SET POINT ......................................................................................................................................16

11.7. HUMIDITY SET POINT ..............................................................................................................................16

11.8. CO2 SETPOINT.........................................................................................................................................16

11.9. VERSION NUMBER...................................................................................................................................16

11.10. TIME AND DATE ........................................................................................................................................16

11.11. LAST LOCKOUTALARM...........................................................................................................................16

11.12. LOCKOUT RESET.....................................................................................................................................16

12. CongMenuSettings ........................................................................................................................................17

12.1. AUTH LEVEL SETUP.................................................................................................................................17

12.2. UNIT = DEGREES .....................................................................................................................................17

12.3. MODIFY SCHEDULES...............................................................................................................................17

12.3.1 SETTING EACH DAY OF THE WEEK.................................................................................................18

12.4. MODIFY HOLIDAYS...................................................................................................................................19

12.5. TEMP CAL..................................................................................................................................................19

12.6. HUMIDITY CAL..........................................................................................................................................19

12.7. DISPLAY TEST...........................................................................................................................................19

12.8. ADJUST BACKLIGHT................................................................................................................................19

12.9. STANDBY BACKLIGHT..............................................................................................................................19

12.10. ADJUST TIME............................................................................................................................................19

12.11. ADJUST DATE ...........................................................................................................................................19

12.12. THERMOSTAT RESET ..............................................................................................................................19

12.13. SOUND ALARM .........................................................................................................................................19

13. Update Firmware on Thermostat .....................................................................................................................20

13.1. MCS-Thermostat rmware uploads............................................................................................................20

14. Troubleshoot Section ........................................................................................................................................21

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

The MCS-THERMOSTAT’S interface allows the viewing of 17 different parameters and has

the ability to adjust 9 settings, including cooling & heating set points, operational schedules,

holiday schedules, calibration and password protection.

Access the primary

menu.

Override

Permits override

Room is occupied

Room is unoccupied.

Enter

Conrms changes and

adjustments.

Selection Up Button 

The primary means of cycling through the thermostat’s options, menus,

and settings- press the up button or down buttons to cycle thru the

options.

Selection Down Button 

1. MCS Thermostat’s Interface

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

The LCD screen displays seven icons reporting operational mode, current

status and alarms.

Unit is in HEATING mode Unit is in COOLING mode Unit is in DEHUMIDIFICATION

Indicates position

of outside Air Damper

Indicates Speed of FAN

(Low, Medium, High)

Thermostat is LOCKED

An ALARM is ACTIVE

Display shows current views,

OCCUP (Occupied)

UNOCCUP (Unoccupied)

OVERRIDE

Display shows current

sensor value and current Set Point

Display shows day of week,

MO, TU, WE, TH,

FR, SA, SU & HD (Holiday)

2. Thermostat’s Display (Display Test)

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

3. Icons Display

Unit has an active alarm.

Unit is in cooling mode.

Unit is in dehumidication mode.

Evaporate fan is running (speed indicator low, medium, high).

Unit is in heating mode.

Outside air damper is closed.

Outside air damper is open.

Thermostat is locked-no changes allowed without Authorization.

Up arrow key.

Down arrow key

Enter arrow key

Override button-takes unit out of unoccupied (set point based)

Unit is in unoccupied mode.

Day of week icons.

LOW MED HIGH

MO -MONDAY FR-FRIDAY

TU-TUESDAY SA-SATURDAY

WE-WEDNESDAY SU-SUNDAY

TH-THURSDAY

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

The MCS-THERMOSTAT is powered by a +5vdc supply from an MCS controller via a two

wire connection that can be wired with the communication network cabling. Improper wiring

or installation may damage the thermostat. Wiring must conform to local and national

electrical codes.

WARNING!

Before installing the thermostat, turn off all power to the unit.

There may be more than one power disconnect. Electrical

shock can cause personal injury or death.

NOTE: DO NOT INSTALL THE THERMOSTAT WHERE IT MAY BE AFFECTED

BY AIR FROM NEARBY DUCT WORK, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, ETC.

4.1. REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION

• An MCS-THERMOSTAT with a +5 volt power supply

4.2. MOUNTING LOCATION

• Install the MCS-THERMOSTAT on an interior wall. Exterior walls that are poorly

insulated can affect the Thermostat temperature and humidity readings and may lead

to wasted energy.

• Install the MCS-THERMOSTAT away from drafts, direct sunlight or anything that

would cause the temperature to be articially high or low.

• Install the MCS-THERMOSTAT so that it’s not blocked by doors or other obstructions.

• The Thermostat should be mounted approximately 5’ (1.5m) above the oor.

4.3. WIRING AND DISTANCE

Use 4 wire 22 to 20 awg Shielded Cable for installation. The MCS-THERMOSTAT can be installed

up to 1000 feet from the MCS CONTROLLER.

4. Installation

• 1/4” Phillips screwdriver

• 5/64” athead screwdriver

• 2 ½ pan machine screws (included)

• 1 Wire cutter/stripper

• 4 Wire 22 to 20 awg Shielded Cable

• J-Box (USA or International)

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

5. Installation - Mounting

Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back side

of the thermostat. You want the wires to be tight so no

air passes through affecting the thermostat’s reading.

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.1

Using a 1x4” Phillips screwdriver, insert one of ¼”

machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending

on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold

the mounting wall plate into position

Screw the second ¼” machine screw into

the lower mounting slot to secure the wall

plate

International Style Junction Box USA Style Junction Box

International

Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back

side of the thermostat. You want the wires to be tight

so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s

reading. Push the output wires from the MCS

Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-

Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice

to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to

the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut

with a tool.

5.3. OUTPUT WIRES

Push the output wires from the MCS Controller through the rear hole of the

MCS-THERMOSTAT’S mounting plate.

It may be good practice to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to the

MCS-THERMOSTAT before they are stripped or cut with a tool.

5.4. SCREWS

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.1

Using a 1x4” Phillips screwdriver, insert one of ¼”

machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending

on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold

the mounting wall plate into position

Screw the second ¼” machine screw into

the lower mounting slot to secure the wall

plate.

International Style Junction Box USA Style Junction Box

International

Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back

side of the thermostat. You want the wires to be tight

so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s

reading. Push the output wires from the MCS

Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-

Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice

to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to

the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut

with a tool.

Using a ¼” Phillips screwdriver, insert one of ¼” machine

screws into one of the mounting slots depending on the J-box

you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold the mounting wall

plate into position.

Screw the second ¼” machine screw into the lower mounting

slot to secure the wall plate.

5.1. UTILIZING J-BOX

MCS recommends you install the MCS-THERMOSTAT utilizing a J-Box.

Prior to installing the MCS-THERMOSTAT punch out the corresponding mounting

holes on the MCS-THERMOSTAT housing based on the J-box you are utilizing.

5.2. PUNCTURE SMALL HOLE

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.1

Using a 1x4” Phillips screwdriver, insert one of ¼”

machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending

on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold

the mounting wall plate into position

Screw the second ¼” machine screw into

the lower mounting slot to secure the wall

plate

International Style Junction Box USA Style Junction Box

International

Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back

side of the thermostat. You want the wires to be tight

so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s

reading. Push the output wires from the MCS

Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-

Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice

to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to

the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut

with a tool.

MCS-THERMOSTAT REVISION 1.5

6. Wiring Instructions to MicroMag (Rev. 6.0 or less)

Begin wiring (not supplied) from the MCS CONTROLLER to the MCS-THERMOSTAT

as seen in the wiring diagram below.

ONE THERMOSTAT PER MCS-CONTROLLER

TURN POWER OFF TO CONTROLLER AND

THERMOSTAT FIRST

MCS THERMOSTAT

Enlarged view of Thermostat block wiring

MicroMag Sensors

5 Sensors available

Power for Thermostat

(can be wired to any empty sensor)

R (+5)

B (GND)

G (MCS)

MicroMag

I/O port

NOTE:

Termination jumpers

are used only on the

rst and last

boards on the network

W (+)

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