Honeywell Yth8320zw1007u Manual

							11 of 13  d.  To query the STATUS of a thermostat: 
i.  In HyperTerminal type:  >NxSE64,2 where “x” is the Node ID of the thermostat 
being controlled. 
1.  Feedback in HyperTerminal should be 
						

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Z-Wave Thermostat Comparison Chart 
Model 
Feature 
Auto 
Mode 
Fan 
Modes 
Remote 
Sensor 
Decimal 
Temperature 
Unsolicited 
Feedback 
Green / Energy 
Save Mode* 
Built-In 
Schedule 
2GIG  No  On / Auto  No 
Yes4 No 
No6 Yes8 
Honeywell 
Yes1 On / Auto 
/ Circulate No 
Yes5 Yes No Yes8 
RCS Yes On / Auto 
/ Cycle2 Yes
3 No Yes 
Yes7 Yes9 
Trane Yes On / Auto 
/ Cycle2 No
 No Yes 
Yes7 Yes8 
Wayne Dalton  No  On / Auto  No  No  No 
Yes7 No 
 
* See information on the following page. 
1.  Can be enabled.  
2.  Cycle must be enabled in thermostat programming. 
3. Temperature only. 
4.  Feedback to .5° Celsius and Fahrenheit. 
5.  Feedback to .5° Celsius. 
6.  When Z-Wave is activated the “Save Energy” button on the thermostat is disabled. 
7.  Activated by selecting on thermostat. 
a.  RCS – Set to AWAY mode on the thermostat. 
b.  Trane – Select Energy Saving Mode on the thermostat. 
c.  Wayne Dalton – Press the Save Energy button on the thermostat. 
8.  Can be enabled.  (Factory default is disabled.) 
9.  Can be disabled.  (Factory default is enabled.) 
 
  
						

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*GREEN / ENERGY SAVE MODE 
This feature functions as follows: 
When the user enters the “Green / Energy Save” mode: 
1) The thermostat switches to a second “energy saving” set point. 
2) g! puts the thermostat into “Permanent Hold” mode. 
 
When the user returns to “Normal” mode: 
1) The thermostat goes back to the normal set point. 
2) g! puts the thermostat into “Run Program” mode. 
 
The thermostat is in “Green / Energy Save” mode and user changes operating mode 
(heat / cool / off) on a g! UI: 
1) Thermostat is put back into “Normal” mode, and begins using the normal set point. 
2) g! puts the thermostat into “Run Program” mode. 
 
The thermostat is in “Green / Energy Save” mode and user changes operating mode on the 
thermostat: 
1) Thermostat puts itself back into “Normal” mode, and begins using the normal set point. 
2) g! puts the thermostat into “Run Program” mode. 
(Wayne Dalton only) 
 
The thermostat is in “Green / Energy Save” mode and user changes set point on a g! UI: 
1) Thermostat stays in “Save Energy” mode. 
2) The set point changes as desired. 
3) g! stays in “Permanent Hold” mode. 
 
The thermostat is in “Green / Energy Save” mode and user changes set point on the thermostat: 
1) Thermostat stays in “Save Energy” mode. 
2) The set point changes as desired. 
3) g! stays in “Permanent Hold” mode.