HEAT-TIMER 050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor User Manual

June 14, 2024
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050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor

HEAT-TIMER 050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor INSTALLATION AND
OPERATION MANUAL

LONG RANGE WIRELESS SPACE SENSORS

CAUTION
This equipment complies with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be etermined, by turning this equipment OFF and ON, the user may correct the interference by: (1) Reorienting or relocating the receiving antenna, (2) Increasing separation between the equipment and wireless components, (3) Connecting the equipment to a different outlet circuit from that of the wireless components, or (4)Consulting an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance.
The antenna supplied by Heat-Timer Corporation must be used (gain <= 6dB). It is recommended not to operate the device (transceiver) with persons closer than 20cm to the antenna. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

NOTE
Prior to installation, ensure the Long Range Space Sensor is being installed in a wireless network system that includes other Long Range devices, i.e. Long Range Repeaters, Long Range Wireless Temperature Modules…
Any wireless sensor network installed prior to 2023 may contain old style Space Sensors which are not compatible with the newer Long Range Space Sensors and therefore are not interchangeable.
The difference in Space Sensors is distinguished by the sensor cover as shown below.HEAT-TIMER 050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor -
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SPACE SENSOR

HEAT-TIMER 050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor - overview
1

ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Transmit Button.

Use to send the Wireless Space Sensors data to a destination device.
2| Status Indicators (LEDs).
• Green “main” LED blinks when data reception by a destination device has been acknowledged.
• Red “RF” LED will blink with the Green LED when the Wireless Space Sensors is not programmed.
If both LEDs are blinking, no System ID has been configured.
3| RF Module.
Transmit/receive radio signals to/from other devices.
4| Batteries.
Provide power for the Wireless Space Sensors (2) AA 1.5V lithium batteries.
5| RS485 Connector.

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions (W x H x D) 5” x 2 5/8” x 7/8” (127mm x 66.68mm x 22.23mm)
Mounting Locations Wall Mount
Temperature Range 40°F to 150°F (4.5°C to 66°C)
Power Input AA Lithium (1.5V) Batteries (2)
Transmission/Reception Internal Antenna
Frequency RF 900MHz FHSS
Signal Strength 25mW to 100mW
Programming Interface RS485 (future use)
User Interface Status Indicators (2 LEDs, Green and Red) Mode Transmit Button

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

The Long Range Wireless Space Sensors installation process consists of the following basic steps:

  1. Programming the Wireless Space Sensors.
    • For Genesis Installations, see page 5
    • For Platinum Installations, see page 8

  2. Selecting appropriate locations and mounting the device(s).

  3. Configuring the Space Sensor into ICMS.

REQUIRED MATERIALS (NOT SUPPLIED)
The following materials/tools are required for installation, but are not supplied:

  • General tool kit (screwdrivers, power drill, etc.)

CONFIGURING THE WIRELESS SPACE SENSOR

GENESIS
NOTE
The Space Sensors provided with Genesis Heat-TimerTM package are pre- programmed by the factory for that particular Genesis Heat-TimerTM

  1. Insert two AA 1.5V lithium batteries (1) (Heat Timer P/N 020012–00) control. There is no need for programming the Space Sensors prior to installation.
    NOTE
    Ensure to install the batteries in the proper direction.HEAT-TIMER 050185
Long Range Wireless Space Sensor - overview 2

  2. Observe the Wireless Space sensor status indicators (2). The Green LED should blink when data reception by Genesis Heat-TimerTM is received.
    If both (RED, GREEN) LEDs are blinking every second after installing the batteries, the System ID is not set for the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control. Reference ADD ADDITIONAL WIRELESS SENSOR section on page 6.

  3. If the Wireless Space Sensor is receiving data from the Genesis Heat-TimerTM the Wireless Space Sensor is then ready to be mounted.
    NOTE
    If the LEDs are not blinking, verify the batteries are good and are installed correctly. If the batteries are good and the
    LEDs are not blinking, ensure the space sensors are configured with the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control.

ADD ADDITIONAL WIRELESS SENSORS
Description: The Genesis Heat-TimerTM control comes from the factory with 3 wireless sensors preprogrammed for a specific Genesis Heat-TimerTM control. An additional 2 wireless sensors may be added to the Genesis Heat- TimerTM control.

  1. Remove the cover of the additional wireless space sensor.
  2. On the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control enter the ADVANCE HEAT SETTINGS menu by pressing and holding the MENU button for 5 seconds.
  3. Once in the ADVANCE HEAT SETTINGS menu scroll down to MAINTENANCE menu and then select WIRELESS SENSORS.
  4. Once in the WIRELESS SENSORS menu select ADD WIRELESS SENSORS.
  5. Select START on the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control to begin the sensor detection.
  6. Insert the batteries into the wireless space sensor.
  7. The Genesis Heat-TimerTM control will find and detect the wireless sensor if the sensor was pre-programmed from the factory.
  8. If the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control does not detect the wireless sensor, check the sensor LEDS. If the Green and Red LED’s are blinking every second, the sensor is not programmed.
  9. To reattempt the programming of the wireless sensors, Cancel the Genesis Heat-TimerTM controller from attempting to detect the sensor by press STOP on the right most display button.
  10. Remove the batteries from the wireless space sensor.
  11. Select START on the Genesis Heat-Timer TM control to begin the sensor detection.
  12. Re-Install the batteries and check the sensor LEDS. If the Green and Red LED’s continue blinking every second, press the TRANSMIT button on the wireless sensor.
  13. Once a sensor is properly programmed and detected by the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control, the Green and Red LED’s will blink only when data is transmitted.
  14. Once the sensor is programmed and detected by the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control proceed to Mounting the Wireless Space Sensor on page 11.

NOTE
If the sensor Green and Red LEDS continue to blink after pressing the TRANSMIT button, contact Technical Support at Heat-Timer.

CHANGE WIRELESS ID
Description: The Genesis Heat-TimerTM control will allow the installer to enter a custom wireless system ID. If the installer opts to enter a customer wireless ID, the wireless sensors must all be reprogrammed with that specific Genesis Heat-TimerTM control as  described under the ADD WIRELESS SENSOR menu.
NOTE
Reference CONFIGURING THE WIRELESS SPACE SENSOR on page 5 for additional information regarding the pairing of the Genesis Heat-TimerTM control with pre-programmed wireless space sensors provided with the control.

PLATINUM
PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM ID
For the Long Range Space Sensors to function in a wireless sensor system, each space sensor must communicate with a nearby Long Range Repeater RLR or with the MSI Hub. Each wireless sensor network should have an unique System ID that enables all  wireless sensor network components (Space Sensors, Repeaters and Wireless Temperature Modules) with that System ID to communicate with each other.

  1. Open the Wireless Space
    Sensor by gently pressing on the base locking tab (1) and removing the cover, and then insert two AA lithium 1.5V batteries (2) (Heat-Timer P/N 020012–00).
    NOTE
    Be sure to install the batteries in the proper direction.HEAT-TIMER 050185
Long Range Wireless Space Sensor - overview 3

  2. Observe the Wireless Space
    Sensor status indicators (3). If the LEDs are blinking every second after installing the batteries, the System ID is not set (by default, the factory setting is that the System ID is not set).
    NOTE
    If the LEDs are not blinking, verify the batteries are good and are installed correctly. If the batteries are good and the LEDs are not blinking, the System ID has already been set. If the System ID is known, continue with “Mounting the Wireless Space Sensor” on page 11. If the System ID is not known, the System ID must be cleared using the following steps:
    a Remove the batteries from the Wireless Space Sensor.
    b Press and hold the Mode button (4) while re-installing the batteries. Continue holding the Mode button until the Wireless Space Sensor status indicators (3) start blinking once per second.

  3. Remove the batteries from the Wireless Space Sensor, and then program the Wireless Space Sensor System ID using one of the following two methods:

PROGRAM THE SYSTEM ID WIRELESSLY USING A REPEATER—LONG RANGE (RLR) OR MSI HUB
a Ensure the Repeater RLR or MSI Hub has been powered-on and has already been programmed with the System ID. Observe the MSI Hub status LEDs (1). If the status LEDs are not blinking, or are blinking only once every 15 seconds, a System ID has been programmed. If the LEDs are blinking rapidly (once per second), a System ID has not been programmed, reference the MSI Hub Installation manual for additional instructions.HEAT-TIMER 050185 Long Range
Wireless Space Sensor - overview 4b Press and hold the System ID Set/Reset button on the MSI Hub (2) for 5 seconds or until the red LED starts blinking.
c Place the Wireless Space Sensor near the MSI Hub or near a Repeater—RLR.
d Insert the batteries into the Wireless Space Sensor and observe the sensor’s red and green status LEDs. When the LEDs stop blinking, the space sensor is programmed and ready to be mounted.
e After the System ID has been programmed on all the Wireless Space Sensors, press the System ID Set/Reset button on the MSI Hub to return the MSI Hub device to normal operation.
f Continue with “Mounting the Wireless Space Sensor” on page 11.

MOUNTING THE WIRELESS SPACE SENSORS

NOTE

  1. Select an appropriate location to mount the Wireless Space Sensor. The location must meet the following minimum requirements:
    • The location should be on a wall that will represent the current living space temperature (for example: in the living room, 5 feet (1.5 meters) high on an interior wall).
    • The mounting surface should be flat and strong enough to hold the weight of the device.
    • DO NOT mount the device in a location where it will be exposed to heating, cooling, or humidity sources (such as near radiators, heating/cooling vents, windows, doors, or in a kitchen or bathroom.

  2. Mark the mounting location through the two mounting holes (1) in the Wireless Space Sensor base, and then secure the Wireless Space Sensor in place using the supplied screws and wall anchors.
    If additional Long Range Wireless Sensors are added to the wireless network system the System ID must be programmed on all of the Wireless Space Sensors prior to mounting. Ensure the steps provided in “ADD ADDITIONAL Wireless Sensors” on page 6 for Genesis and Program The SYSTEM ID on page 8 for Platinum have been completed before continuing. The Wireless Space Sensor cover should already be removed and the batteries installed.HEAT-TIMER
050185 Long Range Wireless Space Sensor - overview 5

  3. Snap the cover back onto the Wireless Space Sensor.

CONFIGURATION—WIRELESS SENSORS INTO ICMS

PERFORMING THE ICMS CONFIGURATION
After the Wireless Space Sensors has been programmed/sync to the Genesis or Platinum control and installed, it can be further configured in ICMS. This will allow the installer to provide label names to each individual wireless sensor for easier identification.

  1. Note the location of the Wireless Space Sensor (for example, Apt. 5A) and the sensor ID.
    NOTE
    Each Space Sensor is provide with a sensor ID card and is labeled with the sensor ID on the base of the space sensor.

  2. Access www.HTControls.com and log in.

  3. Under the menu item SETUP SENSORS AND ALARMS, select the appropriate building and control.

  4. Once the Sensor Device ID is identified add the information corresponding to that sensor (name, type, and location).

  5. After the ICMS configuration is complete, click onto SAVE CHANGES.

  6. When completed log out of ICMS.

WIRELESS SYSTEM INFORMATION

Installation Address:

1  Sensor ID #
2  Sensor ID #
3  Sensor ID #
4  Sensor ID #
5  Sensor ID #
6  Sensor ID #
7  Sensor ID #
8  Sensor ID #
9  Sensor ID #
10  Sensor ID #
11  Sensor ID #
12  Sensor ID #
13  Sensor ID #
14  Sensor ID #
15  Sensor ID #
16  Sensor ID #
17  Sensor ID #
18  Sensor ID #
19  Sensor ID #
20  Sensor ID #

WARRANTY

WARRANTIES AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY AND DAMAGE: Heat-Timer Corporation warrants that it will replace, or at its option, repair any Heat- Timer Corporation manufactured product or part thereof which is found to be defective in  material workmanship within one year from the date of installation only if the warranty registration has been completed Online within 30 days of the date of installation. Damages to the product or part thereof due to misuse, abuse, improper installation by others or caused by power failure, power surges, fire, flood or lightning are not covered by this warranty. Any service, repairs, modifications or alterations to the product not expressly authorized by Heat-Timer Corporation will invalidate the warranty. Batteries are not included in this warranty. This warranty applies only to the original user and is not assignable or transferable. Heat-Timer Corporation shall not be responsible for any maladjustments of any control installed by Heat-Timer Corporation. It is the user’s responsibility to adjust the settings of the control to provide the proper amount of heat or cooling required in the premises and for proper operation of the heating or cooling system. Heat-Timer Corporation shall not be required to make any changes to any building systems, including but not limited to the heating system, boilers or electrical power system, that is required for proper operation of any controls or other equipment installed by Heat-Timer Corporation or any contractor. Third Party products and services are not covered by this Heat- Timer Corporation warranty and Heat-Timer Corporation makes no representations or warranties on behalf of such third parties. Any warranty on such products or services is from the supplier, manufacturer, or licensor of the product or service.
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