Honeywell Hometronic HCM 200d Operation page 25

Important information on: Operating modes and functions
Thermostat control
You cool and heat a room depending on the room temperature
via the thermostat control function. You can activate any actuator
(electric heater, zone control, fan etc.).
The temperature difference (offset) between the stages is to be
at least 2 °C. The setting ranges of the offset are +/–10 °C.
The following values are also required for thermostat control:
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Room setpoint, including offset, e.g. 20 °C
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Temperature offsets of the individual stages
Example:
A room is to be cooled with a fan (with 3 stages). The room set-
point is 20 °C. Stage 1 is activated when the room temperature is
22 °C. If the room temperature of 21 °C is exceeded, Stage 1 is
deactivated. If the room temperature rises above 27 °C, stages 1,
2 and 3 are activated.
Disable function (child-proofing)
You can disable the Hometronic Manager or radiator controllers.
Manual changes cannot be carried out during the disable func-
tion. Setpoints of the time program or values entered at the
Hometronic Manager continue to be transferred.
Hometronic – An Overview
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