User Guide EnTouch One

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Table of Contents
Quick Reference....................................................pg1
Energy Star Settings............................................pg2
EnTouch One
Energy Management Controller
User Guide
EnTouch One
Initialization
Energy
Demand...............................................pg7
Basic......................................................pg8
Detail....................................................pg9
Alarms
Connecting to your wireless network..........pg3
Linking GM’s or GT’s............................................pg3
Registering your device.....................................pg4
The schedule.........................................................pg4
Preferences............................................................pg4
Temperature Control..........................................pg4
Utility........................................................................pg5
On the Device....................................pg10
On the Web.........................................pg10
Operation
On the Device....................................pg11
On the Web.........................................pg12
Advanced Utility...................................................pg6
Outside Weather...................................................pg6
About
Warranty..............................................pg13
About your new EnTouch One
Congratulations! You’ve just purchased the EnTouch energy
management system!
Features:
Remote Management
7-day scheduling
Advanced Energy Management
Humidity Control
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Preventative Maintenance Prediction
Budget Tracking
Change/Check reminders
Large color touchscreen
This device is ready to go!
Your new device is pre-programmed and ready to go.
EnergyStar settings for maximum cost savings
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Quick Reference
E)Peak Chart
G) Accumulated Usage
H)Hold Temp Control
Residential: Heat (Mon-Fri)
Start of
Day
While
Away
K)HVAC Mode
J)Fan Mode
L)Humidity
Info
Afternoon
While
Asleep
Open
Close
A)Alerts
B)Weather C)Power
D)Setup
A) Alerts: This button sends you to a listing of all active alerts.
B) Weather This button sends you to information about outside weather conditions.
C) Power: This button sends you to a page detailing your energy usage.
D) Setup: This button sends you to a series of different setup options, including
wireless, schedule, and temperature setup
E) Peak Chart: This gives you an idea of how your present usage measures up to
your previous peak’s energy usage.
F) Present Energy Use: Shows you how much energy you are consuming per hour.
This is indicated in both dollars and kWs.
G) Accumulated Energy Use: Shows you how much energy you have consumed this
month.This is indicated in both dollars and kWs. The bucket gives you a visual
representation of how well you’re doing against your budget as specified in the
Utility Setup page.
H) Temperature Hold Control: Clicking these buttons allows you to heat or cool
beyond your scheduled settings.
I) Hold Duration Button: You can specify whether you would like the hold to be
temporary or permanent. Clicking the hold duration button cycles between these two.
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F)Present Energy Use
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The Entouch One is pre-set to use EnergyStar program settings.
Keeping these settings can reduce your heating and cooling
expenses by as much as 33%!
Initialization
(Select Setup Button)
Connecting to your wireless network
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In the Wireless tab, first determine whether your connection is DHCP or Static.
If you’re not sure, it is probably DHCP. You must enter your wireless name
(SSID), security key and type (WAP, WAP2, or WEP).
(This info can be found
on the router label
or by loggin into the router)
Scroll down to
access the security
key.
J) Fan Control: Click to cycle through your fan’s Auto and On modes.
K) HVAC Mode: Click to set your system into Heat, Cool, Auto, or Off operation modes.
L) Relative Humidity: Indicates current humidity percentage.
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The Schedule
Linking GM’s or GT’s
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Browse to the Connections tab. Click on ‘All Devices’. Find the newly
discovered GT or GM, select it, and click on the arrow that appears
to edit it.
The GM
Code Chart:
02... GT
03... GM1
04... GM3
If checked, the data
will be displayed
on the energy graph
Select to
edit name.
Select based on
breaker connection
(L-L, L-N, and 3PH)
2 A keypad will appear. Enter these four characters out of the last 5 of your
Mac Address (found on the device label). A new screen will appear allowing
you to enter a name for your device in the ‘Device Name’ field. If the device is a
GM, you will also have the ability to name loads. If it is a GT, be sure to select
whether you want this zone to mimic settings from your primary zone or to be
independent.
The GT
The Schedule tab allows you to specify times that you would like the system to
start cooling or heating.
Select one or multiple
days and hit the arrow
to edit the times.
Hint: If you wish to skip a change,
you can always select N/A.
The system will continue with
it’s current setting.
Preferences
The Preferences tab is where you setup most of the basic parameters and settings.
You can select whether you want to use Fahrenheit or Celsius degrees, set the
time/date, and adjust the brightness.
The security button allows you to lock or unlock your device.
The default password is 3263.
Hint: Partial Locks prevent changes to setup settings,
while Fully Locks prevent any interaction with the device.
Temperature Control
Select forward to view more setup options
The Temperature tab allows you to edit the Heating and Cooling set points. First,
select the zone you wish to edit. Temperatures are easily changed by sliding the
bar left and right.
Registering your device
In the Contact tab, enter your contact information. If you are an installer, you
may enter your information as well. This allows you to register your product as
soon as your device is online. In order for the weather section to retrieve data,
the device must know your location, so entering your zip code is critical.
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Scrolling down allows you
to set the temperature
shift initiated by
your schedule.
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Utility
The Advanced Utility Page
Flat
The $/KwH is your energy charge per
kwH consumed.
Billing Cycle Start Date This indicates when your billing cycle starts.
Tiered
Billing Format
Flat: Means the rate stays the same no matter the time. For instance,
if your rate is $.12/kWh, it will be at that rate throughout the season.
Tiered: Some utility companies charge you based on how much energy
you consume. If you consume more your price per kWh will change to
the new rate.
TOU: This type of billing charges you based on what time of day you are
consuming energy.
Specify the kW range and each
range’s respective $ charge. The
number of tiers is generated by the
number indicated on the previous
screen.
TOU
No. of Seasons: Are there points during the year when these charges
change? You can specifiy up to four seasons.
Clicking on the ‘From’ and ‘To’ will pop
up a time selection window. You can
specify the rate for these times under
$/kW.
Monthly Electric Cost: How much do you expect to spend this month?
No. of Tiers/TOU Rates: (When Tier is selected): Indicates the number of
price tiers or TOU rates (this is used in the following screen)
Click on the arrow (top right) to edit advanced details...
Additional Charges
Specify the values of
additional charges
under the agreement
made with your utility
provider.
You can restrict TOU rates from taking
effect under certain circumstances, by
checking respective markers.
Outside Weather
Make sure you are connected to your wireless network and that you’ve entered
your zip code into the contact page in Setup.
If you indicated more than one season, make sure take note of the
season your editing! (Seasons are tabbed at the top of the screen)
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Energy
The Demand Sub Tab
The Basic Sub Tab
The home screen’s Energy tab allows you to see detailed both
numerical tabulations of your data and graphical representation
of your energy usage.
The Basic Sub Tab delivers the most important, quantified statistics about
your energy consumption and costs. Information is categorized in present
and monthly columns.
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B
A: Daily bar chart
This chart shows you your accumulated daily energy
consumption during the previous five days. This graph allows
you to keep track of what your daily trends are.
B: Load by Load Chart
This chart shows you energy consumption per load during a
24 hour period. Total energy consumption is represented in red
with its numerical kw value to the left of the chart. Branch
loads are color coded with numerical kw values to the right of the
chart. Colors are linked with load names above the graph.
Clicking the arrow allows you to see loads 5-8, 9-12...etc.
HINT Naming your loads
In Setup, Under ‘Connections’, you can edit the properties
of your GM devices and it’s loads. Just highlight your GM
and click on the arrow that appears to edit it’s loads.
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Present
Voltage V: Current voltage coming into the building.
Power KW: (Voltage x Current) coming into the building.
Pricing Tier: How your utility company is charging you for your energy
use. You can define this value under “Utility” in the Setup Tab.
Power Factor: The ratio of the real power flowing to the load compared
to the apparent power in the circuit. Range is from 0 - 1. Electrical utilities
will usually charge a higher cost to industrial or commercial customers where
there is a low power factor below 1.
Electricity Used Today: Gives you your current daily energy usage total in both
kW and dollars.
Monthly
Average Daily Power: Averages your kW consumption for every day of the
month already passed.
Projected kWh : The system’s expectation of total kWh usage for the current
month based on your usage so far.
Projected $ : The system’s expectation of total cost of energy usage for the
current month based on your usage so far.
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Detail Sub Tab
The Detail Sub Tab delivers more specific Energy consumption details.
Like the Basic subtab, information is categorized as either Present or
Monthly.
Present
Power Input Name: The name of your power input defined in the GM properties.
Daily Min kW: Your energy consumption rate at its lowest point.
Daily Max kW: Your energy consumption rate at its highest point.
Current kW: What you are consuming right now.
Electricity Used Today: What you have consumed today.
Electricity Used During Peak Usage: What you consumed at your peak usage.
(Peak usage is the moment you consumed the most amount of energy)
Utility Rate $:How much you are being charged per kW in dollars.
Alerts
On the device:
When the system detects an issue, it will pop up a message on the
device. Simply press OK to go back to your home screen. The alarm
is still active in the Alarms Tab. Alarms that you have not
acknowledged appear in red. To acknowledge a message, simply
select it and hit “Clear Alarms”. The messages selected will turn
green. You can remove it permantely by selecting it and hitting
“Delete”.
On the web:
Entouchme.com enhances the capabilities of alarms by offering
alarms and reminders that are sent through email and text message
notifications.
These alarms include: Filter change reminder, UV bulb change
reminders and humidity pad change reminders.
Monthly
Cumulative Cost $: What you have consumed during this month. Expressed in
dollars.
Cumulative Energy : The total amount of kW consumed during this month.
Average Daily kWh : The average daily energy usage for the month.
High Voltage : The average daily energy usage for the month.
Low Voltage : The average daily energy usage for the month.
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Home Screen Operation
EnTouch ME
You can go online through a web browser to view and set energy and HVAC
operations.
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First Steps
Changing the Temperature (1)
Clicking on the arrow up and down buttons will allow you to quickly set a heat
or a cool hold. By default, the hold will be set to temporary (where it will stay
in hold mode for the day). (B) You can change the hold duration by
clicking on the hold button that appears below the arrow buttons. Change this
value to “Permanent” (where it will stay in hold mode forever unless cancelled).
Monitoring your bucket (2)
Track-A Budget works by allowing you to monitor your energy consumption
based on what you are expected to consume at the beginning of the month.
If your bucket is filled with green water, then you are on track or doing better
than expected. Keep it up!
If your bucket is filled with yellow water, then you are off track a little. Try to
change your habits in order to conserve energy. (Changing by 1 degree will
make a significant change)
If your bucket is filled with red water, then you are way off track. Either your
target energy usage for the month was unrealistic or there is something
wrong with your equipment.
Go online to Entouchme.com
You will need to click on Register, if this is your first time.
Registering will require that you input some contact information as well as
an access code. This access code prevents unauthorized access to your device.
The access code is shipped with your device.
After you have finished entering in your information and you hit submit, you
will be taken to a page listing all of your devices. If this is your first time, there
will only be one device showing. If you would like to link multiple Entouch
devices to your newly formed EnTouch ME account, then simply click on Add
Device below the list of devices you have already registered. Enter the new
device’s access code and hit enter. It should be added to your account.
Configuring
The ‘All Devices’ page allow set commands to be applied to multiple devices.
Select all devices that you wish to make a change to by selecting the checkbox
to the left of its respective row. Select the set that you wish to make and click
on ‘Set’.
Note: If you select a heat temperature (1-100), it will put the system
into a heat hold. Cool temperatures sets have the same behavior.
Folders
Folders are listed to the left of the EntouchMe portal. You can enter the name
of the folder and click on Add.
To assign a device to a folder, click on ‘Configuration’ in the All Devices list.
Under ‘Folder’, you can select the folder you wish it to be added to.
Note: To delete a folder, simply click on the folder. A ‘Delete Folder’ button will
be available above the device listing. No device will be deleted, the devices will
remain on the “All devices” page.
Unit Naming
Go to the Configuration tab and select the device to rename it.
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2-year limited warranty
No need to worry when purchasing the EnTouch system. EnTouch Controls
stands by the system, with a 2-year limited warranty.
EnTouch Controls warrants this product, excluding battery to be free from
defects in the worksmanship or materials, under normal use and service, for
a period of two(2) years from the date of purchase by the consumer. If at any
time during the warranty period, the product is determined to be defective or
malfunctions, EnTouch Controls shall repair or replace it (at EnTouch Controls’
option).
If the product is defective,
(i) return it, with a bill of sale or other dated proof of purchase, to the place
from which you purchased it; or
(ii) call EnTouch Controls Customer Care at 972-664-0480. Customer Care will
make the determination whether the product should be returned to the
following address: EnTouch Controls, 681 N. Plano Rd Suite 119, Richardson,
TX 75081, or whether a replacement should be sent to you.
This warranty does not cover removal or reinstallation costs. The warranty
shall not apply if it is shown by EnTouch Controls that the defect or
malfunction was caused by damage which occured while the product was
in possession of a consumer.
EnTouch Controls’ sole responsibility shall be to repair or replace this product
within the terms stated above. ENTOUCH CONTROLS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE
FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING ANY INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, FROM
ANY BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OR ANY OTHER
FAILURE OF THIS PRODUCT. Some states do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this limitation may not
apply to you.
THIS WARRANTY IS THE ONLY EXPRESS WARRANTY ENTOUCH CONTROLS
MAKES ON THIS PRODUCT. THE DURATION OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, IS HEREBY LIMITED TO THE TWO-YEAR DURATION OF
THIS WARRANTY. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights
which vary from state to state.
If you have any questions concerning this warranty, please write EnTouch
Controls Customer Relations, 681 N. Plano Rd. Suite 119, Richardson, TX
75081 or call 972-664-0480.
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