Honeywell T7350....??????

[maxster]

anybody know how to set the values for C1,C2 and so on .what does the number value mean did one today and set all Cs 1,2,3,4 to 60 and the stat had the unit sit in stand by?i am comfortable with the previous model with the 1 thru 40 steps and their write up from Honeywell.thankshttp://img243.imageshack.us/img243/8581/statkn3.jpg.the unit is a Carrier #50TFF009501 2 circuit...R,G,Y1,Y2,C down to subbase,no heat and was just getting the compressors no fan even thought the stat said fan/cooling call....new space and stat exsisting unit

[Edited by maxster on 09-19-2006 at 08:18 PM]

[bdclark]

you might try getting the literature from honeywell's site...http://customer.honeywell.com/honeywell/ProductInfo.aspx/T7350M1008....The info is there, just download the pdf.

[lwarren]

Maxter

Look in my credentials and shoot me an email, and I will send you all of the pdf files.

[lwarren]

Maxter -

I sent the info your way.

[absrbrtek]

If Im not mistaken you will need a Palm and some software in order to reprogram the stat. Nice stat but your limited to the points you can set without the sw.

[maxster]

thanks ABS-TK i read that within the papers i had,was there today and jumped the stat subbase to check the fan,cool 1/cool 2 everthing is solid on the bell wire going up.it still sits with the cooling icon and fan icon as if it is running...got a short 1 minute cycle on the compressor with no evap on a repower....the economy must be good the "V man" bought new vans!

[alantennessee1]

Just installed this same stat on new York change out.York is sending it out with this unit with their name on it. Gave us a world of trouble. Subbase had bad component. Kept giving our board in the unit a low voltage trouble code after bring on each stage of cooling and then shutting down and starting over.Cost a ton of money for service to finally find it and 5 days to get new one shipped in.

[roc service]

http://customer.honeywell.com/Techlit/pdf/63-0000s/63-2616.pdf

Maxster, try this quick start guide from Honeywell on installer setup program.

[hanknerd]

Actually, a majority of the configuration parameters for the T7350 can be setup using the Config ID's lwarren mentioned in his message. Look at the options listed in Table 20 located on pages 35-37 of this document:

http://customer.honeywell.com/Techlit/pdf/63-0000s/63-2605.pdf

To view which option needs the PDA and which can be set directly through the thermostat.

BTW the config ID codes are available on this page:

http://customer.honeywell.com/Business/Cultures/en-US/Products/Applications+and+Downloads/T7350+Commerical+Thermostat+Downloads.htm

Go down to the PDA configuration software and Config ID spreadsheets selection, and download the zip file. Config ID's for all models of the T7350 are located there.