Crestron DIN-THSTAT User guide

Category
Thermostats
Type
User guide

Crestron DIN-THSTAT is an advanced thermostat designed for precise control of heating, cooling, and relative humidity in commercial and residential settings. It offers a range of features to optimize energy efficiency and enhance comfort levels, including customizable system configuration, multiple staging options, humidity control, and flexible scheduling. Whether you need to manage a single-zone or multi-zone HVAC system, the DIN-THSTAT provides a user-friendly interface and reliable performance.

Crestron DIN-THSTAT is an advanced thermostat designed for precise control of heating, cooling, and relative humidity in commercial and residential settings. It offers a range of features to optimize energy efficiency and enhance comfort levels, including customizable system configuration, multiple staging options, humidity control, and flexible scheduling. Whether you need to manage a single-zone or multi-zone HVAC system, the DIN-THSTAT provides a user-friendly interface and reliable performance.

DIN-THSTAT
Heating, Cooling, and Relative Humidity
Thermostat, DIN Rail Mount
Supplemental Guide
Crestron Electronics, Inc.
Original Instructions: The U.S. English version of this document is the original instructions. All other languages are a
translation of the original instructions.
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Contents
Configure the DIN-THSTAT 1
ID & Backlight .................................................................................................................... 1
System Configuration ..................................................................................................... 1
System Stages ................................................................................................................. 2
System Performance ...................................................................................................... 2
Balance Points .................................................................................................................. 2
Floor Radiant Heat .......................................................................................................... 2
Timing ................................................................................................................................. 3
Miscellaneous ................................................................................................................... 3
Auto / Units ...................................................................................................................... 3
Humidity Setpoints ......................................................................................................... 4
Heat & Cool Setpoints .................................................................................................... 4
Auto (1pt) & Floor Setpoints ......................................................................................... 5
Sensor Usage .................................................................................................................... 5
Hum Sensors Trim ........................................................................................................... 5
Temp Sensors Trim .......................................................................................................... 6
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Configure the DIN-THSTAT
Configure the Crestron® DIN-THSTAT to match the connected HVAC system and
the usage requirements of the thermostat.
CAUTION: Only qualified personnel should make changes to the settings on the
following page. Damage to the DIN-THSTAT and HVAC system may occur if
incorrect settings are selected.
To configure the DIN-THSTAT:
1. Press the left or right button to navigate to the Device Info page.
2. Press the select button to enter the Gateway To Config screen.
3. Press and hold the select button.
4. While holding the select button, press and hold the up and down buttons
for 5 seconds. The configuration warning screen displays.
5. Press HOME to exit the screen and return to the previous screen or select
to continue.
6. Configure the system as necessary. Press the left or right buttons to
navigate through the setup screens. Press the up or down buttons to
highlight items on the page and then the select button to change the
value. When the value is highlighted in red, use the up or down buttons to
change the setting. Press the select button to confirm the selected setting
and return to the previous page.
ID & Backlight
Menu Description Value Default Value
Cresnet ID Sets the Cresnet
®
ID network that is
used to communicate with the control
system.
03 – FE 01
Backlight Level Sets the brightness of the display. 10 – 100% 100%
System Configuration
Menu Description Value Default Value
Space System
Type
Sets the type of HVAC system that will
be controlling air temperature.
Heat/Cool, Dual
Fuel Heat pump,
Heat pump w/Aux,
None
Heat/Cool
Floor Rad Type Sets the type of floor-radiant HVAC
system that will be controlling the floor
and/or air temperature.
None, Floor
Warming, Space
Heating, Floor
Warming Space
Heating
None
Fan in Heat Enables the fan during heat calls on W1,
W2, or W3.
Yes, No No
Fan in Humid Enables the fan when humidistat calls
are made.
Yes, No No
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System Stages
Menu Description Value Default Value
H/C Heat
Stages
Sets the number of heat-only stages
that are present. The number of heat-
only states is limited to 1 and 2 when a
Floor Rad Type is enabled. Available for
heat-cool system types only.
1, 2, 3 1
H/C Cool
Stages
Sets the number of cool-only stages
that are present. Available for heat-cool
system types only.
1, 2, 3 1
HP Compressor
Stages
Sets the number of heat pump
compressor stages that are present.
1, 2, 3 1
HP Aux Heat
Stages
Sets the number of heat pump aux heat
stages. The number of heat-only states
is limited to 1 and 2 when a Floor Rad
Type is enabled.
1, 2, 3 1
System Performance
Menu Description Value Default Value
Heat
Anticipator
Sets the space heating system cycling
characteristics. A smaller number yields
faster cycling with a smaller regulation
band.
1 – 6 3
Cool
Anticipator
Sets the space cooling system cycling
characteristics. A smaller number yields
faster cycling with a smaller regulation
band.
1 – 6 3
Interstage
Differential
Sets the temperature difference in
degrees between the setpoint and
ambient temperature that triggers
immediate stage-up for multistage
systems.
0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0,
4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 8.0
2.0
Accumulated
Staging Index
Sets the stage-up for long system calls
that do not meet the desired setpoint.
Lower numbers cause faster stage-up.
1 – 6 3
Balance Points
Menu Description Value Default Value
Heatpump
Balance
Sets the minimum outdoor temperature
in degrees to allow heatpump to run.
°F: N/A, 0 – 90
°C: N/A, -18 – 32
°F: N/A
°C: N/A
Aux Heat
Balance
Sets the maximum outdoor temperature
in degrees to allow aux heat to run.
°F: N/A, 0 – 90
°C: N/A, -18 – 32
°F: N/A
°C: N/A
Floor Radiant Heat
Menu Description Value Default Value
Regulation
Index
Sets the floor warming system cycling
characteristics. Smaller index yields faster
cycling with a smaller regulation band.
1 – 6 3
Max
Temperature
Sets the maximum allowable floor
temperature in degrees during floor
radiant space heating calls.
°F: 50 – 110
°C: 10 – 43
°F: 110
°C: 43
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Timing
Menu Description Value Default Value
Short Cycle
Timeout
Sets the minimum time that the HVAC
system must be off in seconds between
system calls.
30, 60, 180 180
Max Cycles/
Hour
For future use.
Sets the maximum number of HVAC
system calls per hour. A lower value may
interfere with temperature regulation.
N/A, 2 – 10 N/A
Miscellaneous
Menu Description Value Default Value
Temp Display
Offset
Sets how the display adjusts the
displayed current temperature values in
degrees.
°F: -6.0 – 6.0
°C: -3 – 3
°F: 0.0
°C: 0.0
Aux Input
Usage
Sets the function of a voltage input on
the AUX-IN terminal.
Network Report
Only, Setback on
Active, Setback on
Inactive, Defrost UI/
Net Only, Defrost
w/Auto Stage up
Network Report
Only
Auto / Units
Menu Description Value Default Value
Auto SP Format Sets the auto setpoint format when the
system mode is set to AUTO. Disable
removes AUTO from the System Mode
screen.
Dual, Single, Disable Dual
Setpoint Units Sets how the display shows the
temperature setpoint and how the
thermostat communicates the setpoint
to network devices.
1.0F, 1.0C, 0.5C 1.0F
AUTO
Deadband
Sets the minimum separation between
setpoints when the system mode is set
to AUTO.
°F: 2.0 – 6.0
°C: 1.0 – 3.0
°F: 2.0
°C: 1.0
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Humidity Setpoints
Menu Description Value Default Value
Cold ODT
Setpoint
Limiting
Enables or disables a limit on the
internal humidistat setpoint to prevent
window condensation when the outdoor
temperature is cold. The displayed
setpoint will not change.
No, Yes No
Hum Output
inverted
Enables or disables the inversion of the
humidistat relay logic.
Normal: On when humidity is less than
the setpoint.
Invert: On when humidity is greater than
the setpoint.
No, Yes No
Hum Lower
Setpoint Limit
Sets the minimum humidistat setpoint in
percent relative humidity.
5 – 80 10
Hum Upper
Setpoint Limit
Sets the maximum humidistat setpoint
in percent relative humidity. The lowest
limit of the setpoint range is 10% higher
than the Hum Lower Setpoint Limit.
15 – 90 70
Heat & Cool Setpoints
Menu Description Value Default Value
Heat Lower
Setpoint Limit
Sets the minimum heat setpoint in
degrees.
°F: 38 – 79
°C: 3 – 26
°F: 38
°C: 3
Heat Upper
Setpoint Limit
Sets the maximum heat setpoint in
degrees. The lowest limit of the setpoint
range is 10°F (5 °C) higher than the Heat
Lower Setpoint Limit.
°F: 48 – 89
°C: 8 – 32
°F: 89
°C: 32
Cool Lower
Setpoint Limit
Sets the minimum cool setpoint in
degrees.
°F: 38 – 89
°C: 3 – 32
°F: 59
°C: 15
Cool Upper
Setpoint Limit
Sets the maximum cool setpoint in
degrees. The lowest limit of the setpoint
range is 10°F (5 °C) higher than the Cool
Lower Setpoint Limit.
°F: 48 – 99
°C: 8 – 37
°F: 99
°C: 37
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Auto (1pt) & Floor Setpoints
Menu Description Value Default Value
Auto (1pt)
Lower Setpoint
Limit
Sets the minimum setpoint when the
System Mode is set to AUTO and the
Auto SP Format is set to Single.
°F: 38 – 89
°C: 3 – 32
°F: 59
°C: 15
Auto (1pt)
Upper Setpoint
Limit
Sets the maximum setpoint when the
System Mode is set to AUTO and the
Auto SP Format is set to Single. The
lowest limit of the setpoint range is 10°F
(5 °C) higher than the Auto (1pt) Lower
Setpoint Limit.
°F: 48 – 99
°C: 8 – 37
°F: 99
°C: 37
Floor Lower
Setpoint Limit
Sets the minimum lower setpoint for
floor warming.
Floor radiant heat settings are
determined in the "Heat & Cool
Setpoints" section.
°F: 38 – 100
°C: 3 – 38
°F: 38
°C: 3
Floor Upper
Setpoint Limit
Sets the maximum upper setpoint for
floor warming. The lowest limit of the
setpoint range is 10°F (5 °C) higher than
the Floor Lower Setpoint Limit.
Floor radiant heat settings are
determined in the "Heat & Cool
Setpoints" on page 4.
°F: 48 – 110
°C: 8 – 43
°F: 110
°C: 43
Sensor Usage
Menu Description Value Default Value
TS1 Usage Sets the function of the temperature
sensor connected to TS1.
OMIT, SPACE,
FLOOR
OMIT
TS2 Usage Sets the function of the temperature
sensor connected to TS2.
OMIT, SPACE,
FLOOR
OMIT
TS3 Usage Sets the function of the temperature
sensor connected to TS3.
OMIT, OUTDOOR OMIT
TS_UI Usage For future use.
Sets the function of the remote
user interface sensors connected to
INTERFACE.
OMIT, SPACE OMIT
Hum Sensors Trim
Menu Description Value Default Value
TS1 HUM Trim Sets the adjustment made to the
humidity sensor measurement.
-9 – 9 0
TS2 HUM Trim Sets the adjustment made to the
humidity sensor measurement.
-9 – 9 0
TS3 HUM Trim Sets the adjustment made to the
humidity sensor measurement.
-9 – 9 0
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Temp Sensors Trim
Menu Description Value Default Value
TS1 TEMP Trim Sets the adjustment made to the remote
temperature sensor measurements.
-6 – 6 0.0
TS2 TEMP Trim Sets the adjustment made to the remote
temperature sensor measurements.
-6 – 6 0.0
TS3 TEMP Trim Sets the adjustment made to the remote
temperature sensor measurements.
-6 – 6 0.0
TS_UI TEMP
Trim
For future use.
Sets the adjustment made to the user
interface remote temperature sensor
measurements.
-6 – 6 0.0
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Crestron Electronics, Inc.
15 Volvo Drive, Rockleigh, NJ 07647
Tel: 888.CRESTRON
Fax: 201.767.7576
www.crestron.com
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Crestron DIN-THSTAT User guide

Category
Thermostats
Type
User guide

Crestron DIN-THSTAT is an advanced thermostat designed for precise control of heating, cooling, and relative humidity in commercial and residential settings. It offers a range of features to optimize energy efficiency and enhance comfort levels, including customizable system configuration, multiple staging options, humidity control, and flexible scheduling. Whether you need to manage a single-zone or multi-zone HVAC system, the DIN-THSTAT provides a user-friendly interface and reliable performance.

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