ComfortLink II XL1050 Connected Control User Guide
ComfortLink II XL1050Connected Control User GuideThe XL1050 is an easy-to-use,programmable control with acolor touch-screen.When connected with Nexia Home Intelligence, you cancontrol your home’s heatingand cooling system andup to 230 separate Z-Wavedevices from a smart phone,PC or tablet from virtuallyanywhere.This guide will help youconfigure and connectyour XL1050 Smart Controlquickly and easily.Start using yournew XL1050 now!See “Start Here!”on page 3.32-5091-05
Congratulations!Thank you for choosing the XL1050 SmartControl. The intuitive interface and powerfulfeatures incorporated into the compact designof the color touch-screen control represent thelatest in climate control technology from theindustry’s leader in residential HVAC systems.This guide will introduce you to the unit’s manyfeatures and get you started using your XL1050Smart Control right away.To enjoy the full benefit of your XL1050 SmartControl, it should be connected to a Nexia Home Intelligence account. Nexia is a cloudbased platform that helps the smart productsin your home work together through a single,convenient application. The XL1050 can serveas the central hub of an entire network of homeautomation devices.This product is compatible with Honeywell’s Enviracom 2.0protocol. Enviracom is a registered trademark of Honeywell.page 2Nexia Home Intelligence allows you to: Monitor and control your HVAC systemusing an internet-enabled smart phone,tablet or computer from anywhere in theworld. Build a network of up to 230 Z-Waveenabled products on one account. View weather information includingoutdoor temperature, five-day forecasts,radar and weather alerts. Receive text and e-mail notifications thatinform you of happenings in your home. Receive software updates automatically.Up to four smart controls of any combination of the 824,850, 950, XL1050 and 624 are allowed on your Nexia Home Intelligence account for no additional cost. Amonthly subscription charge may apply beyond thisnumber of devices.ContentsStart Here!. 3Navigating the ControlHome Screen. 4Temperature Control Panel Screen. 5Menu Screen. 6Settings Screen. 7SchedulingSchedule Screen. 8Changing Periods. 9Adding Periods.10Deleting Periods.11Overriding Schedules.12Configuring 1-Touch Presets.13Security SettingsScreen Lock Off.14Screen Lock On.14Guest Access.14Nexia Home IntelligenceAdding/Removing Z-Wave Devices (via Control).16Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices (via mobile) .17Advanced Z-Wave Settings.18Other FeaturesAutomatic Software Upgrades.19Manual Software Upgrades.19Smart Optimization.19Quiet Mode.19NoticesFCC/ICC Notice.20XL1050 User Guide
Start Here!The User SetupWizardguidesyou through theXL1050’sUserconfigurablesettings.User SetupWizardTo complete the Setup Wizard and connect theXL1050 to Nexia Home Intelligence, you need: An internet browser and high-speedconnection to the Internet (wired orwireless) Your wireless (WiFi) network name andpassword A valid e-mail addressTo access the User Setup Wizard, pressAccessing the User Setup WizardMenuSettingsUser SetupWizardMENU SETTINGS USER SETUP WIZARD.When the Setup Wizard is activated, the processcannot be cancelled. The Wizard will guide youthrough the following steps:32-5091-05Screen Settings Adjust the Screen brightness, backlight,screen saver and color themes.Schedule Settings Set the XL1050 scheduling feature toenabled or disabled. When Scheduling isdisabled, 1-Touch Presets are available.Guided Scheduling (Scheduling Enabled) Automatically create schedules based onanswers to a series of questions.1-Touch Presets (Scheduling Disabled) Configure heating and cooling targettemperatures for Home, Away and Sleepconditions. The Presets are selectable fromthe Home Screen.Network SetupSelect your wireless network and enter yourpassword. If your wireless network is availablebut not shown in the list, select Hidden Network,and manually enter your network’s name (SSID).Home networking troubleshooting tips canbe found at www.nexiahome.com/trane.Nexia Home Intelligence Registration(requires Internet connection) Your XL1050 Control comes equipped withremote access and other features fromNexia Home Intelligence.NOTE: If you are having difficulty enrolling theXL1050 to your account, visit the troubleshootingsection on www.nexiahome.com/trane for help.Weather (requires Nexia registration) Input the Zip Code of the Location forappropriate weather information includingfive-day forecasts, radar display andweather alerts.That’s it! You can now begin enjoying thebenefits of your new Trane XL1050 SmartControl!NOTE: Wireless Setup is not required when theXL1050 is hard-wired to your home network.page 3
Home ScreenNavigating the ControlNotifications and System Alertsappear hereDate and Time appear hereTue, Dec 16Plus symbolindicatescompressor andauxiliary heatcalledsimultaneouslyPress Menufor additionalmenu screenspage 4 76 NetworkStatus4:19 PMIndoor TempPress in this areato open theTemperatureControl PanelPress here for 5-DayWeather Forecast, RadarDisplay and AlertsSystem IdleFollowing Schedule HomeMenuAutoSystem ModePress to change SystemMode (Auto/Heating/Cooling/Off/Emergency Heat)Outdoor Temp L 39 H 46 37 Indoor Humidity16%CirculateFan ModePress to change FanMode (Auto/On/Circulate) Away. 78 .70 StatusAutoAir CleanerPress to activateEnergy SavingsMode, to defineAway presetsee 1-touchsettingsHeating andCooling Set PointsPress to seeSystem StatusDisplayPress to setIndoor HumidityTargetPress to change AirCleaner Cycle options(Auto/Quick/Allergy)XL1050 User Guide
Temperature Control Panel ScreenThe Temperature Control Panel is where targettemperatures are manually set and adjusted.Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato reveal the Temperature Control Panel. Usethe UP and DOWN arrows to manually adjustthe target temperature. Press in the INDOORTEMPERATURE area again to commit thechanges and hide the Temperature Control Panel.With Scheduling Disabled, the new targettemperature is permanently set and will remainin effect until it is changed again or a 1-TouchPreset is activated. See “Configuring 1-TouchPresets” on page 13 for more information.With Scheduling Enabled, the new targettemperature is set and, by default, will hold untilthe next scheduled period occurs. The Hold Untiltime is displayed on the Home Screen.To make the new temperature permanent whenScheduling is Enabled, press HOLD PERM aftersetting the new temperature. See “OverridingSchedules” on page 12 for more information.Displayed whenScheduling is EnabledPress to PermanentlyHold changes, HoldUntil a future date andtime or to Showand editcurrentScheduleHoldPermDisplayed whenScheduling is DisabledPress Away, Home orSleep to activate1-Touch Presets AwayCooling Set Point(press to uleSleepStatus AreaPress toincreasetheset pointPress todecreasetheset pointHeating SetPoint (press to change)To display and edit the current schedule, pressSHOW SCHEDULE when Scheduling is enabled.32-5091-05page 5
Menu ScreenPress to view or edit your schedule (whenscheduling is enabled) or edit 1-TouchPresets (when scheduling is disabled)Enable/Disable Scheduling at Menu Settings SchedulesPress to view 5-Day WeatherForecast, Radar and Weather(requires Nexia registration)Tue, Dec 16Press to access Screen Lock andGuest Access settings.Press the Home Screen Menubutton and hold for 5 seconds tounlock screen4:19 PMPress to accessall user settings(see SettingsScreen)SettingsPress to accessSystemInformation,Notifications andAlarmsSchedulesSystem InfoHomePress to display your Dealer’scontact informationpage 6ServiceWeatherScreen LockNexiaClean ScreenDisables thetouch screen for30 seconds forcleaning - useonly a soft dampcloth to cleanscreenEnable andDisable SmartOptimizationSmartOptimizationBackPress to use Z-Wave Bridgefunctions (see Nexia HomeIntelligence section of thedocument)XL1050 User Guide
Settings ScreenPress to Enable orDisable SchedulingPress to setTemperatureScale, Deadband,Calibration* andDisplayedOutdoorTemperatureSensor soucePress to viewnetworkinformationConfigure 1-Touch Presets (whenScheduling is enabled, only Awaysetting is available)Tue, Dec 164:19 PMManually set theDate, Time andTime Zone78 82 ThermostatSchedules1-TouchPresetsDisplayDate & TimeInitiate UserSetup WizardNetworkSW UpgradesRemindersHomePress to manually upgradesofware. See SoftwareUpgrades for moreinformation32-5091-05Press to modify screen brightness,backlight timer, screensaver andcolor themeRestoreUser SetupWizardBackSet system maintenanceand service remindersRestore all user settings tofactory defaults* Allow at least 1 hour for the Control to acclimate to the ambient room conditions.Temperature display may be inaccurate during the acclimation period.page 7
SchedulingSchedule ScreenTo access the Schedules Screen, navigate to Menu Schedules orselect Show Schedules from the Temperature Control Panel.Press theTime tochange startor stoptimesPress hereto add aperiodPress hereto delete aperiodThe current day ishighlightedPress in the red or blue area, then adjust the Set Pointusing the up and down arrowsSchedule6:00 amAddPeriodDeletePeriodMon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun8:00 am10:00 �HomeGuidedSchedulePress here for theGuided Schedule Toolpage 86:00 pmCopy DayDayBackPress here to copy this day’sschedule to other daysUse the Upand DownArrows tochangevaluesPress in thegray area torename thePeriodXL1050 User Guide
Changing PeriodsPress to adjustStart and EndTimesChanging Period Start or End Times1. Press anywhere in the Period to make itactive. Other Periods will dim and the Startand End times for this Period will be in ablack box.2. Press the TIME START or TIME END andadjust the time using the UP and DOWNarrows. Note: The XL1050 uses intelligenttechnology and will not allow setting anillogical start or end time. Periods must beat least 30 minutes in duration.Changing Period Set Points1. Press the active Period’s Cooling or HeatingSet Point.2. Adjust the Set Point using the UP or DOWNarrows.Schedule6:00 amTimeStartTimeEnd78ºPress in the red or blue area, then adjustthe Set Point using the upand down arrowsMon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun8:00 am6:00 pm85ºWakeAway70º62ºChanging the Period Name1. Press the PERIOD NAME (Wake, Away, etc.).2. Select a predefined name or press NEW andselect NEXT.3. If selecting a new name, enter the nameusing the on-screen keyboard.4. Press NEXT.32-5091-0578º82ºUse the Up andDownArrowsSleeptoHomechange values70ºApplyPress Apply to savechanges and exit10:00 pm62ºCancelPress in the gray areato rename the periodWhen all changes have been made, press APPLYto save and exit, or press CANCEL to discard allchanges that were made to this Schedule.page 9
Adding PeriodsThe XL1050 Smart Control is capable of adjustingthe temperature settings throughout the dayaccording to a user-programmable schedule.Each day of the week can have its own uniqueschedule, and each day can have a maximum ofsix Periods.Important: Scheduling must be enabledbefore a schedule can be defined. To verifythat Scheduling is enabled, navigate toMENU SETTINGS SCHEDULES and verifythat ENABLED is highlighted.To set or modify schedules, navigate toMENU SCHEDULES or select SHOWSCHEDULES from the Temperature ControlPanel.Periods define the time of day when the targettemperature is adjusted. Each day can have from1-6 Periods, and each day can have differentnumber of periods. The Scheduling Screen showsthe start time for each Period highlighted acrossthe top row.2. Press the green circle where you would liketo insert a Period.3. Choose a name for the new Period or selectNew to define a custom name and pressNEXT.4. If selecting a new name, enter the nameusing the on-screen keyboard.5. Press NEXT.6. Add additional periods, the maximum perday is 6.7. Press APPLY to save your changes andreturn to the Schedule Screen. The newperiod should be displayed.Press the green target to insert a new periodAdd Period6:00 am8:00 am6:00 pm10:00 �Adding Periods1. Press ADD PERIOD, the Add Period Screenis displayed.page 10ApplyCancelXL1050 User Guide
Deleting PeriodsPress the trash can to mark a period for deletionDelete Periods6:00 am8:00 am6:00 pm10:00 �ApplyDeleting Periods1. From the Schedule Screen press DELETEPERIOD, the Delete Periods Screen isdisplayed.2. Press the TRASH CAN icon in the Period(s)you wish to delete. Note that each day musthave at least one Period.3. Press APPLY to save your changes andreturn to the Schedule Screen. The changesshould be reflected in the display.CancelPress Apply to savechanges and exit32-5091-05page 11
Overriding SchedulesNote: These functions require Schedulingto be enabled. To enable Scheduling, go toMENU SETTINGS SCHEDULES and selectENABLE.Hold UntilUse the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.6. Press in the STATUS AREA again to toggleto the Time setting. The Time will appear inbold type.7. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to select thetime when the hold will cancel.Follow these steps to override a schedule until aspecified time.8. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato return to the Home Screen.1. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato reveal the Temperature Control Panel.9. The words Holding Until will appear underthe Indoor Temperature.2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press theblue COOLING SET POINT. The ModeIndicator will display blue wavy lines.Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.3. To change the Heating Set Point, pressthe red HEATING SET POINT. The Modeindicator will display red wavy lines.Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.4. To change the duration of the Hold, pressin the STATUS AREA. The day will appearin bold type.5. Use the UP and DOWN arrows to select theday when the hold will cancel.page 12Hold PermanentlyFollow these steps to permanently override aschedule. The changes you make will be helduntil you cancel the hold.4. Press HOLD PERM. The words Hold Permwill appear in bold type.5. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato return to the Home Screen.The display will indicate Hold Permanentlybelow the Indoor Temperature.Cancelling an OverrideTo cancel Permanent Hold or Hold Until, followthese steps.1. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato reveal the Temperature Control Panel.2. To cancel Hold Until, press HOLD UNTILand the words Hold Until will dim.1. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato reveal the Temperature Control Panel.To cancel Permanent Hold, press HOLDPERM. The words Hold Perm will dim.2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press theblue COOLING SET POINT. The ModeIndicator will display blue wavy lines.3. Press in the INDOOR TEMPERATURE areato return to the Home Screen.Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.The words Following Schedule will appearbelow the Indoor Temperature.3. To change the Heating Set Point, pressthe red HEATING SET POINT. The ModeIndicator will display red wavy lines.XL1050 User Guide
Configuring 1-Touch PresetsCooling Set Point(press to change)1-Touch Presets provide predetermined Heatingand Cooling Set Points for Home, Away and Sleeptime periods.Note: 1-Touch Presets requires Schedulingto be disabled. To disable Scheduling, go toMENU SETTINGS SCHEDULES and selectDISABLE.When scheduling is disabled, heating andcooling set points are maintained indefinitely.When a temperature change is desired, the usermust manually adjust the XL1050 Control to thenew setting. Press Away, Homeor Sleep to adjustpresetsAwayAwayPresetAwayTemperatures2. To change the Cooling Set Point, press theblue COOLING SET POINT to activate thesetting. The current System Mode indicatorwill display blue wavy lines.Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.3. To change the Heating Set Point, press thered HEATING SET POINT area to activatethe setting. The current System Modeindicator will display red wavy lines.32-5091-05Indicates currentmodeHome62ºConfiguring 1-Touch Presets1. Press the MENU button and select1-TOUCH PRESETS and press AWAY.82ºPress toincrease activeset pointPress todecrease activeset pointSleepHeating Set Point(press to change)Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust theSet Point to the desired temperature.4. Repeat the process for Home and Sleepsettings.Note that when Scheduling is enabled, only theAway preset is available and can be used forenergy savings.5. Press APPLY, then HOME to return to theHome Screen.page 13
Security SettingsSecurity setting options on the 1050 Control areOff, On and Guest Access. To access the SecuritySettings, press MENU SCREEN LOCK.Screen Lock OffThe Control and all settings are accessible.Screen Lock OnAfter applying Screen Lock and after one minuteof inactivity, the Control and all settings arelocked. To temporarily access settings, press andhold HOME MENU for five seconds.Guest AccessWhen Screen Lock is ON, Guest Access options areavailable. This mode allows target temperaturechanges of up to 5 in either direction from thesetpoint and access to the weather. All othersettings are locked. To activate Guest Access,press ON and APPLY.page 14Screen LockScreen Lock allows you to lock thescreen so users can’t makeunwanted changes.Screen LockTurning on Guest Access allowsusers to make up to 5 degreechanges to setpoints. All othersettings will remain locked.OnApplying Screen Lock will causethe screen to lock after 1 minute ofinactivity. Press and hold the“Menu” button for 5 seconds totemporarily unlock a lockedscreen.OffApplyCancelXL1050 User Guide
Nexia Home IntelligenceWhen enrolled to a Nexia Home Intelligenceaccount, the XL1050 is a Z-Wave Plus securityenabled device that can serve as a central hub foran entire network of home automation devicesand can display local weather conditions, fiveday forecasts and National Weather Servicewarnings and alerts. See the section on AddingZ-Wave Devices for more information on takingadvantage of this functionality.A basic Nexia Home Intelligence accountsubscription is included with the XL1050 Controlat no additional charge.Note: Adding additional devices may add chargesto your Nexia Home Intelligence account.To create your Nexia Home Intelligence accountgo to from anywherewith a smartphoneor computerUp to anceModulesWallReceptaclespage 15
Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices (via XL1050)Your XL1050 is designed to integrate seamlesslywith Nexia Home Intelligence as part of acomplete Z-Wave home automation system.Adding Z-Wave Devices1. From the HOME Screen, press MENU onthe XL1050 Control, then press NEXIA.2. Press ADD DEVICE and follow the devicemanufacturer’s instructions for setting theZ-Wave device into learn mode.
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