Savant CLI-PTAC1K1-00 Deployment Guide

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Document Number: 009-1636-01

Document Date: July 2019

Document Supports: Thermostat da Vinci 8.8 and higher

Climate Modules da Vinci 8.8 and higher

CLI-W200x Firmware 1.3.1 and higher

Climate Conﬁg app 1.1.2 and higher

Multistat Smart Thermostat

Deployment and User Guide

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Contents

To access the link to the topics in this document, click the topic page.

1. Introduction ............................................................................................................... 4

2. Deployment Steps .................................................................................................. 4

3. Remove the Old Thermostat ............................................................................... 5

4. Install the Thermostat's Mounting Plate ......................................................... 6

5. Connect Power ......................................................................................................... 7

6. Wiring Diagrams ...................................................................................................... 9

7. Add Thermostat to a Blueprint Conﬁguration ............................................. 16

8. Save Conﬁguration, Generate Services, and Upload File ........................ 17

9. Normal -vs- Edit Mode - Read Before Proceeding ..................................... 18

10. Add Thermostat to the Local Wi-Fi Network ............................................... 19

10.1. Minimum Requirements ............................................................................... 19

10.2. Download, Install, and Open the Climate Conﬁg app ...................... 19

10.3. Connect Thermostat to the Wi-Fi Network ......................................... 19

11. Label the Thermostat ............................................................................................ 20

12. Load a Template File and Upload to the Thermostat ............................... 21

Appendix A: Climate Conﬁg app - Page Field Descriptions .............................. 22

Thermostat Device Page ........................................................................................... 22

User Interface Page ..................................................................................................... 24

Systems Page ................................................................................................................ 25

Zone Page ....................................................................................................................... 28

Heat and Cool Stage <x> Page .............................................................................. 29

Appendix B: Climate Conﬁg app - Conﬁguration Examples ............................... 30

Conﬁgure an Outdoor Sensor ................................................................................. 30

Have Data from the RS2 Connection Display on the Thermostat ............ 31

Discover and Conﬁgure a 1-Wire Smart Sensor ............................................... 32

Reset the Thermostat to its Factory Default Settings ................................... 33

Calibrate a Sensor ....................................................................................................... 34

Set the Sensor Mode .................................................................................................. 36

Enable Scenes on Thermostat ................................................................................ 37

Enable Weather on Thermostat ............................................................................. 37

Control a Humidiﬁer or Dehumidiﬁer using Auxiliary Relay ....................... 38

Hysteresis - Set Hysteresis in Radiant Flooring ............................................... 40

Working with Template Files ................................................................................... 41

Copy Template from Templates Page .................................................................. 41

Upload Template to Thermostat ............................................................................ 41

Rename a Template File and Save to the Templates Page .......................... 42

Restore Template Files to Factory Defaults ...................................................... 43

Save Conﬁguration in Thermostat to the Templates Page .......................... 43

Create and Save a Custom Conﬁguration .......................................................... 44

Transfer Conﬁguration Between Thermostats .................................................. 45

Download and then Email a Conﬁguration ........................................................ 46

Appendix C: Climate Modules - Installation and Conﬁguration ......................... 47

Sync Climate Module to Thermostat .................................................................... 47

Download Conﬁguration From Thermostat ...................................................... 48

Example 1: Add a Temp Sensor and Auxiliary Relay to a Zone .................. 49

Example 2: Add a second HVAC system ............................................................. 51

Appendix D: HVAC Data Table Basics .......................................................................... 54

Appendix E: Climate Conﬁg App Functional Layout Diagram ........................... 55

Appendix F: Network Requirements ............................................................................ 56

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Before installing, conﬁguring, or operating any equipment and other, Savant

recommends that each dealer, integrator, installer, etc. access and read all the

relevant technical documentation. Savant technical documentation can be

located by visiting Savant.com. Vendor documentation is supplied with the

equipment.

Read and understand all safety instructions, cautions, and warnings in this

document and the labels on the equipment.

Important Safety Information - Read First Safety Statements

Safety Classiﬁcations In this Document

NOTE:

Provides special information for installing, conﬁguring,

and operating the equipment.

IMPORTANT!

Provides special information that is critical to installing,

conﬁguring, and operating the equipment.

CAUTION!

Provides special information for avoiding situations that

may cause damage to equipment.

WARNING!

Provides special information for avoiding situations that

may cause physical danger to the installer, end user, etc.

ELECTRIC SHOCK! The source power poses an electric shock hazard that

has the potential to cause serious injury to installers and end users.

ELECTRICAL DISCONNECT: The source power outlet and power supply

input power sockets should be easily accessible to disconnect power in

the event of an electrical hazard or malfunction.

Weight Injury Prevention

WEIGHT INJURY! Installing some of the Savant equipment requires two

installers to ensure safe handling during installation. Failure to use two

installers may result in injury.

Electric Shock Prevention

All safety instructions below should be read, understood, and applied under all

relevant circumstances when working with this equipment.

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the

manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,

stoves, or other apparatus (including ampliﬁers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of any polarized or grounding-type

plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A

grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The

wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If any provided

plug does not ﬁt into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement

of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect any power cord from being walked on or pinched; particularly at

plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the

apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories speciﬁed by the manufacturer,

following all relevant safety precautions for any such attachments/

accessories.

12. Disconnect any outlet powered apparatus from its power source during

lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

13. Refer all servicing to qualiﬁed service personnel. Servicing is required

when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as a damaged

power supply cord or plug, liquid being spilled or objects having fallen

into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,

apparatus having been dropped, or other failure to operate normally.

14. To completely disconnect this equipment from the AC mains, disconnect

the power supply cord plug from the AC receptacle.

15. For applicable equipment, use the included power cord with the

grounding prong intact to ensure proper grounding of the device.

16. For any hardwired or ﬁxed in-wall apparatus, carefully follow all wiring

diagrams and instructions. All electrical wiring and servicing should be

performed by a properly licensed electrician.

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1. Introduction

This guide will assist the installer/integrator through the installation, wiring, and conﬁguration of the Multistat Smart Thermostat. Use the checklists below

and mark o each box as it is veriﬁed/completed.

Multistat Smart Thermostat and Hardware ...............................................................................................................................................................................

Savant Control System running da Vinci 8.8 or higher .........................................................................................................................................................

HVAC system with wires installed to Thermostat’s locations(s) .......................................................................................................................................

Climate Conﬁg app loaded on iPhone. See Add Thermostat to Local Wi-Fi Network for information on downloading the app ..........

OPTIONAL: Remote Sensors and associated wires installed .............................................................................................................................................

Ethernet network meeting Savant requirements ....................................................................................................................................................................

See Appendix F: Network Requirements

Read through this document in its entirety and ensure that the following required items are available:

Follow these steps below to successfully deploy the controller. The steps are broken into sections since each section conﬁgures a dierent aspect. Use this

page as a checklist to record which steps are complete.

Before You Begin

2. Deployment Steps

Mount and Wire Thermostat

1. Mount Thermostat See Remove Old Thermostat and Install the Thermostat's Mounting Plate ................................................................

2. Connect Power See Connect Power ..................................................................................................................................................................................

3. Connect HVAC Signaling Wires See Wiring Diagrams ...............................................................................................................................................

Add Thermostat to a Blueprint Conﬁguration

4. Add to Blueprint. See Add thermostat to Blueprint Conﬁguration .......................................................................................................................

5. Upload Blueprint Conﬁguration. See Save Conﬁguration, Generate Services, and Upload File ................................................................

Climate Conﬁg app

6. Read Normal Versus Edit Mode before continuing with Climate Conﬁg app ....................................................................................................

7. Install Climate Conﬁg app. See Add Thermostat to Local Wi-Fi Network ..........................................................................................................

8. Add Thermostat to the Local Network. See Add Thermostat to Local Wi-Fi Network .................................................................................

9. Identify the thermostat. See Label the Thermostat .....................................................................................................................................................

10. Load and Upload a Template File to the thermostat, and test See Load Template File and Upload to Thermostat........................

Climate Conﬁg app - Advanced Functions

11. See instructions in each of the Appendices for information on conﬁguring any of the Advanced Features .......................................

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3. Remove the Old Thermostat

When replacing a thermostat, the old thermostat must ﬁrst be removed. Follow steps below to safely remove and dispose of any existing thermostats.

1. Switch OFF power to the heating and cooling system at either the breaker

panel or the switch that controls the HVAC system.

2. Open the old thermostat so the wiring is accessible. Take a photo of

the existing thermostat wiring. The photo should reveal wire colors and

terminal designations.

3. Using the chart to the right, add a check and record the wire color for

each power wire. Not all terminals may be populated.

4. Remove each of the power wires recorded in step 3. Mark each wire with

the terminal designation stamped on the old thermostat.

IMPORTANT! Label the wires according to the terminal designation and

NOT the wire color.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each of the signaling wires. Use the Signaling

Wires chart to record the wire colors.

6. Remove each of the signaling wires recorded in step 5. Mark each wire

with the terminal designation stamped on the old thermostat. As noted

above, label the wires according to the terminal designation and NOT the

wire color.

Terminal Color of Wire

R

C

RC

Terminal Color of Wire

O

G

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

Signaling Wires

Power Wires

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4. Install the Thermostat's Mounting Plate

Follow steps below to install the Multistat Smart Thermostat's rear mounting plate.

Use bubble level

when mounting

Install Anchors

into Drywall

#6 x 3/4 inch

screws

Install Anchors

into Drywall

UP

1. Separate the thermostat from its mounting plate by grasping the

mounting plate half in one hand and the thermostat top half in the other

(Grasp the ends opposite the proximity sensor).

2. Rock the top and bottom halves back and forth until they separate.

3. Position and level the thermostat mounting plate onto the wall. With a

pencil, mark the two mounting holes onto the wall (See image).

– When mounting using a portrait layout, use the bubble installed in the

mounting plate to level the thermostat.

– When mounting using landscape layout, a separate level is required.

HELPFUL! The thermostat does not need to be level to operate correctly.

Leveling is for aesthetics only.

4. Drill a

5

/

32

inch (3.96 mm) hole on each mark made. Screw the wall anchor

into the wall until anchor is ﬂush. In installations that have a sub wall, a wall

anchor may not be needed.

5. Pull existing wires through the center cutout in the thermostat’s mounting

plate .

6. Screw the mounting plate to the wall anchors using the supplied #6 x

3

/

4

inch (19.05 mm) self tapping screws.

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5. Connect Power

The Multistat Smart Thermostat does NOT run on batteries and requires a separate power source to operate. To power the thermostat, a voltage must

be applied between the RH and 24C terminals. When there are two separate transformers in the HVAC system (one for heating system and one for

cooling system), the thermostat should be modiﬁed so the transformer from the heating system supplies power to the relays for heat (W1, W2, O) and the

transformer from the cooling system supplies power for cooling (Y1, Y2, G). Refer to the diagrams below (one or two transformers) and use the diagram

that meets the objectives of the HVAC system.

When connecting wires, follow the guidelines set below to ensure safe an secure connections.

The diagram below shows a basic HVAC system where one transformer is used to power the thermostat. The state of jumper JP1 determines whether

voltage is supplied to the relays for heating (W1, W2, O), cooling (Y1, Y2, G), or both.

Making Connections

Supply Power Using One Power Source

1. With a small slotted screwdriver, turn the screws on connector

counterclockwise (CCW) until silver crimps open enough to slide a wire

into the square slots.

2. Strip back the insulation on each wire to

1

/

4 inch (6.35 mm) and insert the

stripped wire into the proper connection. There should be no more than

1

/

8

inch (3.18 mm) of bare wire exposed from the rear of connector.

3. Turn the screw clockwise (CW) until the crimps tighten around each wire.

Tug on each wire a bit to verify they are secure.

– Connect the hot side from transformer to the RH terminal

– Connect the common side from transformer to the 24C terminal.

– Verify that jumper JP1 is installed on the thermostat's circuit board. With

JP1 installed, voltage is supplied to all signaling relays (W2, W1, Y2, Y1, G,

and O).

HELPFUL INFO

Both a hot and common wire are required to power the Multistat Smart

Thermostat. Some older thermostats don't require a voltage to power them

and a common wire was not needed. In cases where the common wire was not

needed, a separate wire will need to be run from the HVAC transformer to the

Multistat Smart Thermostat.

< 1/8 inch

bare wire

exposed

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

Transformer from

heating or cooling

HVAC system

120V AC

24V AC

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Supply Power Using Separate Power Sources

When a separate power source for heating and cooling is used, remove the shunt installed on jumper JP1 on the Multistat Smart Thermostat circuit board.

The steps below describe how to wire the thermostat using two separate power sources.

1. Connect the hot side from transformer powering the heating system to the

RH terminal on the thermostat.

2. Connect the common side from transformer powering the heating system

to the 24C terminal on the thermostat.

3. Connect the hot side from transformer powering the cooling system to the

RC terminal on the thermostat.

HELPFUL INFO

The common side of the transformer powering the cooling system should

already be connected to the common in the HVAC system. Therefore a

separate common wire from the cooling power source is not required. See the

diagram to the right.

4. On the thermostat's circuit board, remove the shunt from jumper JP1.

WARNING! Failure to remove the shunt from JP1 on systems using

separate power supplies (i.e. separate transformers) will result in

damage to the thermostat.

HELPFUL INFO

– Power supplied to the RH terminal is applied to both the thermostat board

as well as to the W1, W2, and O relays.

– Power supplied to the RC terminal is applied to the Y1, Y2, and G relays.

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC24V AC

Power Source from

HVAC cooling system

Power Source from

HVAC heating system

120V AC

24V AC

RH

REMOVE SHUNT

24C

RC

JP1

Powers Relays

W1, W2, and O.

Powers Relays

Y1, Y2, and G.

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6. Wiring Diagrams

Use the diagrams below when wiring the various types of HVAC systems.

1 Stage Heat

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

C

R

W1

24V AC

FURNACE CONNECTIONS

Fan Relay

G

1st Stage

Heat

– 24V AC is connected between the RH and 24C terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1.

– Connect terminal W1 on the thermostat to W1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan in the HVAC system.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

1 Stage Heat, 1 Stage Cool

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

C

W1

1st Stage

Heat

24V AC120V AC

FURNACE CONNECTIONS

AIR CONDITIONER

CONNECTIONS

Compressor

1st Stage

Fan Relay

R

G

Y1

C

– 24V AC is connected between the RH and 24C terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1.

– Connect the W1 terminal on the thermostat to W1 in the HVAC

system.

– Connect terminal Y1 on the thermostat to Y1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan in the HVAC system.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

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1 Stage Heat, 1 Stage Cool, Separate Power Source

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

W1

1st Stage

Heat

24V AC120V AC

FURNACE

CONNECTIONS

AIR CONDITIONER

CONNECTIONS

Compressor

1st Stage

Fan Relay

C

24V AC

R

G

Y1

R

C

– Power from the heating system is connected between the RH and

24C terminals.

– Power from the cooling system is connected to the RC terminal.

– Remove the shunt from jumper JP1 on the thermostat's circuit board.

– Connect terminal W1 on the thermostat to W1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect the terminal Y1 on the thermostat to Y1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan in the HVAC system.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

HELPFUL! In both diagrams above, the common side of the 2

nd

power supply should already be connected. Therefore, a separate wire to the

thermostat is not required

2 Stage Heat, 2 Stage Cool, Separate Power Source

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

W1

1st Stage

Heat

24V AC

FURNACE

CONNECTIONS

AIR CONDITIONER

CONNECTIONS

Compressor

1st Stage

Compressor

2nd Stage

Heat

Fan Relay

C

24V AC

R

G

Y1

Y2

R

W2

C

– 24V AC from the heating system is connected between the RH and

24C terminals.

– Power from the cooling system is connected to the RC terminal.

– Remove the shunt from jumper JP1 on thermostat's circuit board.

– Connect terminal W1 on the thermostat to W1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal W2 on the thermostat to W2 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal Y1 on the thermostat to Y1 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal Y2 on the thermostat to Y2 in the HVAC system.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan in the HVAC system.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

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Heat Pump

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

24V AC120V AC

INDOOR HANDLER

CONNECTIONS

HEAT PUMP

CONNECTIONS

Compressor

1st Stage

Fan Relay

G

Y1

R

C

Reversing

Valve

O

– Power from the air handler is connected between the RH and 24C

terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1 .

– Connect terminal Y1 on the thermostat to Y1 on the heat pump.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan on the air handler.

– Connect terminal O on the thermostat to the changeover/reversing

valve on the heat pump.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

Heat Pump, Two Stage Heat, Two Stage Cool

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

24V AC120V AC

INDOOR HANDLER

CONNECTIONS

HEAT PUMP

CONNECTIONS

Compressor

1st Stage

Fan Relay

G

Y1

R

C

Reversing

Valve

O

Compressor

2nd Stage

Y2

– Power from the air handler is connected between the RH and 24C

terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1.

– Connect terminal Y1 on the thermostat to Y1 on the heat pump.

– Connect terminal Y2 on the thermostat to Y2 on the heat pump.

– Connect terminal O on the thermostat to changeover/reversing valve

on the heat pump.

– Connect terminal G on the thermostat to the fan on air handler.

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Radiant Heat

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

24V AC

TT terminals

on boiler

or aquastat

Zone

Valve

T

3

2

1

– Power from the heating system is connected between the RH and

24C terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1.

– Connect terminal W1 on the thermostat to the zone valve in the

radiant heat loop.

– Connect common and one T connection from boiler to the zone

valve.

– Connect the remaining T connection from the boiler to the zone

valve.

1 Stage Heat - Boiler System

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

24V AC

TT terminals

on boiler

Zone

Valve 1

Zone

Valve 2

T T

3

2

1

3

2

1

– Power from the heating system is connected between the RH and

24C terminals.

– Jumper shunt should be installed on JP1.

– Connect terminal W1 on the 1

st

thermostat to its respective zone

valve.

– Connect terminal W1 on the 2

nd

thermostat to its respective zone

valve.

– Connect the common and one T connection from boiler to the zone

valves.

– Connect the remaining T connection from the boiler to the zone

valves.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

HELPFUL! Taco zone valves were used in the diagrams above. If wiring a dierent type of zone valve, refer to the documentation to that zone valve.

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Humidiﬁer or Dehumidiﬁer Wiring - Auxiliary Relay Humidiﬁer or Dehumidiﬁer Wiring - Any Relay

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

C

R

24V AC

Thermostat Power

Transformer for

Humidiﬁer

120V AC

24V AC

Humidiﬁer or

Dehumidiﬁer

Solenoid

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

C

R

24V AC

Thermostat Power

Humidiﬁer or

Dehumidiﬁer

Solenoid

– How to wire the auxiliary relay to control an external humidiﬁer or

dehumidiﬁer is shown in the diagram above.

– The Aux Out and Aux In connections are normally open. When the

relay for this connection is energized, the connections are then

shorted together.

– Refer to the Control a Humidiﬁer or Dehumidiﬁer using Auxiliary

Relay section for instructions on how to conﬁgure using the Climate

Conﬁg app.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

– How to wire the W1 relay to control a humidiﬁer or dehumidiﬁer is

shown in diagram above.

– The connection between W1 and RH is normally open. When the

relay for this connection is energized, the connections are then

shorted together.

– A humidiﬁer or dehumidiﬁer can be switched on or o using any

available relay. If connecting one side of transformer to the RH

connection as shown in diagram above, use either W1, W2, or O to

complete the circuit. When connecting one side of the transformer

to the RC connection, use either Y1, Y2, or G to complete the circuit.

– Refer to the Control a Humidiﬁer or Dehumidiﬁer using Auxiliary

Relay section for instructions on how to conﬁgure using the Climate

Conﬁg app.

– Savant recommends standard #18 AWG HVAC wiring.

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1-Wire Smart Sensor Remote RS2 Sensor Wiring

o

G

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Y2

Y1

W2

W1

RC

RH

TX+

TX-

24C

120V AC

C

R

24V AC

Wall

CLI-THFM1

AUX OUT

AUX IN

RS2

RS1

GND

RX-

RX+

GND

1-WIRE

5V DC

Remote Sensor

(RS2)

– Diagram shows two 1-Wire sensors daisy chained together.

– Maximum number of 1-Wire sensors supported is two.

– The CLI-THFM1 is the only 1-Wire sensor supported.

– Max cable length for 1-Wire sensors is 600 feet (182 m) - cumulative.

– The table below shows the recommended connections when using a

Cat 5e/6/7 cable.

– Diagram shows how to wire a 10 KΩ type sensor.

– #24 AWG or larger twisted pair is recommended - 500 feet (152 m)

max.

– Any 10KΩ type temperature sensor is supported.

– A typical installation sets the RS2 connection to be the outdoor

sensor. See the Conﬁgure an Outdoor Sensor section. However, users

have the ability through the Climate Conﬁg app, to conﬁgure any

10KΩ type temperature sensor as the outdoor sensor.

– When connecting a Savant 10KΩ type sensor, set the Type ﬁeld in

the Climate Conﬁg app to Vashay 10k.

HELPFUL! The internal temperature sensor connected to the RS1

connection is set to Type=Quanta 10K. If this sensor is moved to

the RS2 connection, the Type ﬁeld for the RS2 connection must

be changed to Quanta 10K.

CLI-THFM1 Cat 5e/6/7 cable Description

Black White/Blue Stripe Gnd

Blue Blue Data

Red Orange +5V DC

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Wire Designation Descriptions

There is no direct standard when designating wires for thermostats. A description of each of the designators stamped on the thermostat's mounting plate

is shown below.

Designators - Power

RH/RC

– With one power source in the system, the hot wire from the transformer is wired to RH. See the Supply Power using one Power Source

section.

– When there are separate heating and cooling HVAC systems with a separate power source for each, connect the hot wire of the

transformer from the heating system to RH and connect the hot wire from the cooling system to RC. In this scenario, the jumper shunt

from JP1 must be removed or damage will result. See the Supply Power Using Separate Power Sources.

24C

– With just one power source in the system, the common wire from the transformer is wired to the 24C terminal.

– When there are separate heating and cooling HVAC systems, connect the common wire the heating system to 24C. The common wire

from cooling system transformer should already be wired to a common point in the HVAC system.

Designators - Signaling

O In a heat pump system, connect to the changeover/reversing valve connection (O).

G In a standard HVAC system, connect to the fan terminal.

Y2

In a standard HVAC system, connect to the 2nd stage cooling terminal.

In a heat pump type system, connect to the 2nd stage cooling terminal on the compressor.

Y1

In a standard HVAC system, connect to the 1st stage cooling terminal.

In a heat pump type system, connect to the terminal on the compressor.

W2 In a standard HVAC system, connect to the 2nd stage heating terminal.

W1

In a standard HVAC system, connect to the 1st stage heating terminal.

In a heat pump system, connect to terminal on the heating strip.

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7. Add Thermostat to a Blueprint Conﬁguration

1. Open the Savant Application Manager (SAM).

2. Through SAM, open a Blueprint conﬁguration.

3. Select Show Library from the Blueprint toolbar. This opens the

Components library.

4. Enter CLI-W200 into the Search bar (see image to the right).

5. Drag and drop the thermostat into a User Type zone from the

component list on located on the left side of the Blueprint screen.

6. In the pop-up window that opens, enter a Unique name that identiﬁes

the thermostat and its location.

7. Select Create to add the thermostat to the Blueprint conﬁguration

(image not shown).

8. Drag the thermostat from the component list to the layout window.

9. Select Hide Library from the Blueprint toolbar to close the component

library.

10. Double click the thermostat to open its inspector.

11. Enter the 16-character UID for the thermostat into the Savant UID ﬁeld

(see image to the right).

TIP! If the UID for the thermostat is not known:

– On thermostats with no conﬁguration loaded, the UID is

displayed on the front splash screen.

– On thermostats with a conﬁguration loaded, the UID is available

on the About page:

(HVAC MODE > Settings > About)

12. Close the Inspector once the UID is entered.

13. Right-click the Ethernet port on the thermostat and make connection

to a network switch.

14. If changes are required to the HVAC Data Table, refer to the Appendix

D: HVAC Data table Basics section for information.

Inspecting “Kitchen Tstat”

Edit

D 1.31

Device

Screens

Hide Details

Class: HVAC Controller

Add Savant

Unique ID

Manufacturer: Savant

Model: CLI-W200

Device Name:

Savant UID:

Notes:

?

Kitchen Tstat

001AAE06EF550060

Components

?

All Components

Enter CLI-W200

All Manufacturers

CLI-W200

All Control Types

CommentComponents

1

RatingTL

Savant

CLI-W200 [IP]

“ ”

Kitchen Tstat

Control Ports

Ethernet (Ethernet)

Assigned Data

Network Device

Ethernet Port (Ethernet)

Port 1

Port 2

Port 3

Ethernet Port (Ethernet)

Port 4

To create a climate service for the thermostat in the Savant Pro app, the thermostat must be added to a Blueprint conﬁguration and uploaded to the Pro

System Host. Follow the instructions below on how to add the thermostat to an existing RacePoint Blueprint conﬁguration.

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8. Save Conﬁguration, Generate Services, and Upload File

With the thermostat added to a Blueprint conﬁguration, it can now be uploaded to the Host. Follow instructions below to do this.

1. Select the Generate Services icon from the Blueprint tool bar. The State Icon will change to either Blue or Green indicating that services were created.

2. Select Update All UI Screens > Sync with Services (only if necessary) to sync a user interface such as an iPad or mobile smart phone to the services

created. The State Icon will switch to Green when complete.

3. To upload, select the Upload to Master icon in the Blueprint tool bar. See image below.

4. In the Conﬁguration must be saved dialog box that opens, read the dialog and select Save and Upload.

5. The System Monitor application will open as shown below. Verify the path to the Blueprint conﬁguration ﬁle is correct. If not, select Browse and locate

the ﬁle on your local drive (SDE/MacBook). Select Upload when satisﬁed and the conﬁguration begins uploading to the Host.

Select the Upload to Master Icon

Scanner

toNetwork Range

>

10.10.0.1 Search

10.10.0.255

Device Name System Name Device Type IP Address OS Version Savant Unique ID Redundancy

Smith Residence

Smith Residence Host 10.10.229.134 8.9.1 10DDB1C60190020 Standalone

1 result

/Users/savant.user/documents/conﬁgs

Sync themes

Pre-extract UIs

Browse

Cancel

Edit UIDs

Upload

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9. Normal -vs- Edit Mode - Read Before Proceeding

When working in the Climate Conﬁg app, there are two modes. They are:

– NORMAL MODE - In Normal mode the user can view but not edit the ﬁelds in the app.

– EDIT MODE - In Edit Mode, modiﬁcations to the ﬁelds in the app can be made.

Depending on what the user would like to do in the app determines which mode he/she should be in. Both modes are described below.

By default, the app is set to Normal Mode. Normal Mode is similar to a

READ ONLY mode and changes to ﬁelds are not allowed.

HELPFUL!

– When in Normal Mode, selecting the CONFIGURATION ﬁeld will

open the conﬁguration loaded.

– When Edit is displayed in the top right corner of the app, the

app is in Normal Mode. See image to the right.

When in Edit Mode, changes to the ﬁelds in the conﬁguration are

allowed. Edit mode is the primary mode that users will work with. To

enter Edit Mode, select the Edit icon and the Edit icon changes to a

Done icon. Done indicates the app is in Edit Mode and changes can be

made. See image to the right.

HELPFUL!

– When Done is displayed in the top right corner of the app, the

app is in Edit Mode. See image to the right.

– When in Edit Mode, selecting the CONFIGURATION ﬁeld will

open the Templates page.

– The delete

and modify icons are also indicators the app

is in Edit mode.

Normal Mode

Edit Mode

Device 1

EditDevices

Name

Edit indicates Normal

Mode

In Normal Mode, the

the conﬁguration can

be accessed and modiﬁed.

Smith HVAC - Gas Furnace

Identiﬁer

Modules

001AAE06EF550060

CONFIGURATION

0

Device 1

Done

Devices

Name

Done indicates

Edit Mode

Device 1

Identiﬁer

Modules

001AAE06EF550060

CONFIGURATION

Smith HVAC - Gas Furnace

Delete icon indicates Edit Mode

Modify icon

indicates Edit Mode

0

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10.1. Minimum Requirements

10.2. Download, Install, and Open the Climate Conﬁg app

10.3. Connect Thermostat to the Wi-Fi Network

10. Add Thermostat to the Local Wi-Fi Network

To communicate with a Savant system, the thermostat needs to be added to a local Wi-Fi network. To do this, the Savant Climate Conﬁg app is needed.

Follow the steps below to install the app on an iOS device and then add the thermostat to the network.

The instructions below describe how to connect the thermostat to the local Wi-Fi network using the Climate Conﬁg app. This procedure is valid when

both connecting the thermostat to a network for the ﬁrst time and whenever the network credentials have changed and the thermostat needs to be

reconnected.

IMPORTANT! Static IP Addresses are not supported. To conﬁgure a speciﬁc IP Address, Savant recommends DHCP reservation.

IMPORTANT! With the thermostat

now communicating on the local

network, the thermostat will query

the Savant Cloud and initiate a

download if an updated version of

ﬁrmware is available.

NOTE: The Multistat Smart thermostat will not connect to a hidden

network (networks not broadcasting an SSID). Also, if a

Factory Reset to the thermostat is ever performed, all IP

information is lost and the thermostat will need reconnected

to the Wi-Fi network.

1. On your iPhone mobile device, tap the App Store icon and if required, log on to the Apple® store.

2. Enter Savant LLC into the search bar.

3. Locate the Climate Conﬁg app. Tap the

or

GET

icon to download and install onto your iPhone device.

1. Apply power to the thermostat.

2. On the iOS device, select the Climate Conﬁg app

.

3. Select the Devices icon. The UID of all thermostats broadcasting

a Bluetooth signal will populate to this page.

4. Using the UID as a reference, locate and select the thermostat.

TIP! If the UID to the thermostat is not listed, select the refresh

icon

to initiate another scan for Bluetooth devices.

5. On the thermostat's device page that opens, scroll down and

select the Set Up Wi-Fi button.

6. Enter the SSID and Passcode to the local network.

7. Select Add and the thermostat will get added to the local

network. The assigned IP address will now be available in the

ABOUT page of the thermostat

– iOS 10.0 and higher - iPhone only

– Local Wi-Fi network security - WPA1

™, WPA2™, WPA1™ + WPA2™

– Local Wi-Fi network supporting 2.4 and 5.0 GHz (802.11 b/g/n) – Bluetooth v4.0 and higher.

Device 1

Edit

Devices

Name

Device 1

Identiﬁer

Modules

001AAE06EF550060

0

CONFIGURATION

Module discovery may take up to a minute

001AAE06EF550060

Devices

Device 2

Device 1

001AAE06EF490060

Devices Templates

Settings

4

3

Set Up Wi-Fi

Upload Conﬁguration to Device

5

Set up Wi-Fi

Cancel Add

SSID

Password

7

6

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11. Label the Thermostat

1. From the thermostat's Device page, select the Edit icon from the top

right side of the page. This puts the app into Edit mode. Note the Edit

icon changes to Done.

2. Select the Name ﬁeld and using the pop-up keyboard, modify the

Name. The name given should identify the thermostat and its location.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 and label all the thermostats.

4. Select Done when complete to put the app back into Edit Mode.

Device 1

EditDevices

Name

Kitchen Tstat

Set Up Wi-Fi

Upload Conﬁguration to Device

Identiﬁer

Modules

001AAE06EF550060

Enter a

New Label

CONFIGURATION

optional

2

0

1

When there is more than one Multistat Smart thermostat installed in a home or building, all thermostats are listed on the Devices page of the app. To

identify the thermostat, it is good practice to label each thermostat. For example, if the thermostat is installed and controlling the ﬁrst ﬂoor, the thermostat

could be named 1st Floor Tstat. Using the Climate Conﬁg app, the steps below describe how to locate and label a thermostat. Labeling a thermostat is

good practice but not required.

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