Configuring the thermostat settings of a push button with LED and comfort sensors or a virtual HVAC thermostat

• You can also configure the thermostat settings of a push button with LED and comfort sensors or a virtual HVAC thermostat via the Niko Home app.

• You cannot configure the thermostat settings of a (display) thermostat or a (display) HVAC thermostat in the Niko Home Control programming software.

The available thermostat settings differ depending on whether you configure them on a push button with LED and comfort sensors or a virtual HVAC thermostat.

Starting point

• You have created the desired Heating/cooling per circuit routines and/or Electrical heating routines with a push button with LED and comfort sensors and/or a virtual HVAC thermostat to function as a thermostat.

• You have created the necessary modules in the cabinet.

• You have addressed the modules.

• You have assigned the devices to the modules.

• You have uploaded the configuration file to your installation at least once.

• Your computer is connected to the installation.

• You are in the Create overview window.

Procedure

1. Select the desired push button with LED and comfort sensors or virtual HVAC thermostat on the floor plan.
   Result: The settings pane of the control appears.

   

2. Configure the thermostat settings.

   • For Temperature setpoints, you can adjust the default temperature to your desired temperature level for each of the set points.

   • For Weekly programs, you can configure two heating programs and one cooling programs. Select a program to adjust the default provided time schedules to your needs.

     • Add, change and remove set points.

     • Change activation times per set point.

     • Copy a day program to the next day.

3. Click on the Close button to return to the Create pane.

If you drag a control or a device to a different room, the Room field in the pane will automatically be updated.