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User Setup Wizard
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Navigating the Control
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Temperature Control Panel
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Home Screen - Simple View
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Home Screen Customization
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Menu Screen
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Settings Screen
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Scheduling
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Changing Periods
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Adding Periods
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Deleting Periods
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Overriding Schedules
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Configuring 1-Touch Presets
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Setting Access Restrictions
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Trane Home
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Network Setup
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Trane Home Registration
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Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices
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Adding Z-Wave Devices (Via Mobile App)
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Advanced Z-Wave Settings
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Other Features
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Notices
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FCC Notice
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IC Notice
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Trane XL824
Smart Control User Guide
The XL824 is an easy-to-use,
programmable control with a
color touch-screen.
When connected with Trane
Home you can control
your home's heating and
cooling system and up to
230 separate Z-Wave™
devices from a smartphone,
PC or tablet from virtually
anywhere.
This guide will help you
configure and connect your
XL824 Smart Control quickly
and easily.
®
Start using your
new XL824 now!
See "Start Here!"
on page 3.
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Summary of Contents for Trane XL824
- Page 1 Trane XL824 Smart Control User Guide The XL824 is an easy-to-use, programmable control with a color touch-screen. ® When connected with Trane Home you can control your home’s heating and cooling system and up to 230 separate Z-Wave™ devices from a smartphone, PC or tablet from virtually anywhere.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Up to eight smart controls of any combination of the IC NOTICE ..............31 http://www.tranehome.com 1050, 850, 824 and 624 are allowed on your Trane Home account for no additional cost. A monthly subscription For tutorials search: XL824. charge may apply beyond this number of devices. -
Page 3: User Setup Wizard
Trane Schedule Settings XL824 to Trane Home, you need: Home. • Set the XL824 scheduling feature to enabled Weather (requires Trane Home registration) • A high-speed connection to the Internet or disabled. When Scheduling is disabled, •... -
Page 4: Navigating The Control
Default Home Screen can be customized with several widgets. To learn more about this feature see the Date and Time Noti cations and System Alerts section in this user guide about customization. Trane Home and Network Status Increase set point... - Page 5 Home Screen View Homeowners may toggle between Home Screen Options by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Settings > Screen > Home View Options. Select Simple View or Classic View. NOTE: Simple View is the default view. Simple View Classic View 032-5090-06C-EN page 5...
- Page 6 Home Screen can be customized with several widgets. To learn more about this feature see the section in this user guide about customization. Date and Time Noti cations and System Alerts Trane Home and Network Status 1-Touch presets (O /Home/Away/...
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Page 7: Temperature Control Panel
Temperature Control Panel The Temperature Control Panel is where target Available when Available when temperatures are manually set and adjusted. Scheduling is Enabled Scheduling is Disabled Activate 1-Touch Presets Cooling Set Point The panel is shown on the Classic View Home Disable Schedule (select to change) Screen only. -
Page 8: Home Screen - Simple View
Home Screen - Simple View Optionally, up to 2 widgets may be chosen to appear on your home screen. They can be selected by navigating to Menu > Settings > Screen > Screen Layout When scheduling is enabled, the Preset button is disabled and a Permanent Hold button is... -
Page 9: Home Screen Customization
Home Screen Customization Homeowners may customize the Home Screen by selecting: Menu > Settings > Screen > Screen Layout Choose up to two widgets (or apps) to show up on the Home Screen. Make selection and select Apply. 032-5090-06C-EN page 9... -
Page 10: Menu Screen
Menu Screen Navigate to Menu Screen by selecting: Home Screen > Menu Edit your schedule (when scheduling Weather, 5-Day Forecast, System Information: Alerts, is enabled) or edit 1-Touch Presets Radar and Weather Demand Response, (when scheduling is disabled) Alerts. Noti cations, and About Enable/Disable Scheduling at Menu>Schedules &... -
Page 11: Settings Screen
Navigate to Settings Screen by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Settings Manually set the Date, Time and Time User Setup Wizard Modify screen brightness, Zone. No need to update when backlight timer, screensaver, connected to Trane Home. and color theme Temperature scale, Deadband, Calibration* and Displayed Outdoor... -
Page 12: Scheduling
Schedule Screen Navigate to Scheduling Screen by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Schedules & Presets > Custom Schedule The current day or group Press in the red or blue area, then adjust the Set Point of days is highlighted using the up and down arrows Change start or stop... - Page 13 Grouping Screen Navigate to Grouping Screen by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Schedules & Presets > Custom Schedule > Grouping Then select the days to be grouped or removed from Select Grouping to use the same set points and times the group.
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Page 14: Changing Periods
UP and DOWN 78º 78º 82º Start arrows. NOTE: The XL824 uses intelligent technology and will not allow setting an Use the Up and illogical start or end time. Periods must be Down Arrows to... -
Page 15: Adding Periods
Navigate to Add Period by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Schedules & Presets > Custom Schedule > Add Period The XL824 Smart Control is capable of adjusting 3. Choose a name for the new Period or select 6. Add additional periods, the maximum per... -
Page 16: Deleting Periods
Deleting Periods Navigate to Delete Periods by selecting: Home Screen > Menu > Schedules & Presets > Custom Schedule > Delete Period Deleting Periods Select the trash can to mark a period for deletion 1. From the Schedule Screen select DELETE PERIOD, the Delete Periods Screen is Delete Periods displayed. -
Page 17: Overriding Schedules
Overriding Schedules NOTE: These functions require Scheduling to 6. Press in the STATUS AREA again to toggle Use the UP and DOWN Arrows to adjust the be enabled. To enable Scheduling, go to HOME to the Time setting. The Time will appear in Set Point to the desired temperature. -
Page 18: Configuring 1-Touch Presets
Away Preset Away When a temperature change is desired, the user presets Temperatures must manually adjust the XL824 Control to the Home new setting. Configuring 1-Touch Presets 62º Decrease active 1. To change the Cooling Set Point, select the... - Page 19 HEATING SET POINT area to activate the savings. set points are maintained indefinitely. When a setting. The current System Mode indicator temperature change is desired, the user must will display red wavy lines. manually adjust the XL824 Control to the new setting. 032-5090-06C-EN page 19...
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Page 20: Setting Access Restrictions
Setting Access Restrictions To select access restrictions select: Home Screen > Menu > Settings > Screen > Access Restrictions page 20 824 User Guide... -
Page 21: Trane Home
See the section on adding Z-Wave Devices for more information on taking advantage of this functionality. A basic Trane Home account subscription is included with the XL824 Control at no additional charge. NOTE: Adding additional devices may add charges to your Trane Home account. -
Page 22: Network Setup
Option 2. WPS for Wi-Fi connection Wi-Fi Step 1. Navigate Home > Menu > Settings > Network > Connect WPS Step 1. Press the WPS button on your router, then return to your XL824 to WiFI Network. Select your network. - Page 23 CONNECT. Option 4. Ethernet connection The XL824 also features an Ethernet jack on the back and may be connected to a router using CAT5 cable. The control will recognize Hidden WiFi Step 2. Enter the name of the network you would like to connect an Ethernet connection.
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Page 24: Trane Home Registration
Step 1. Go to www.tranehome.com or use your mobile app to setup a Trane Home account. Download the Trane Home mobile app from the Google Play™ Store or App Store , then launch ®... - Page 25 Trane Home Registration Step 7. Return to the XL824 control and select Step 9. Read the License Agreement, then ACCEPT or NEXT. DECLINE. Step 6. The mobile app will generate a Pin Code. Record the Pin Code. Step 8. Enter the Pin Code and select NEXT.
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Page 26: Adding/Removing Z-Wave Devices
1. From the HOME Screen, select MENU, then Removing Z-Wave Devices select SMART HOME. Your XL824 is designed to integrate seamlessly with 2. Select ADD DEVICE and follow the device 1. From the HOME Screen, select MENU, then your Trane Home account. -
Page 27: Adding Z-Wave Devices (Via Mobile App)
Adding Z-Wave Devices (via mobile app) Alternatively, your XL824 allows you to add Z-Wave 4. Select Z-Wave Device. devices using the Trane Home app on your mobile device. Adding Z-Wave Devices 1. Start the mobile app. 2. Select the menu button in the top left corner. -
Page 28: Advanced Z-Wave Settings
This function is not allowed if your bridge is a primary controller with included Z-Wave devices. Unregister Removes the bridge from Trane Home. All remote control features will be disabled. Factory Reset Resets all Z-Wave information and removes all devices from the bridge. - Page 29 Advanced Z-Wave Settings Terminology The following terms may be used interchangeably by other devices, manufacturers, and Trane Home. Add, include, inclusion, enroll, connect REMOVE Remove, exclude, exclusion COPY Copy, learn, replicate, replication Other Information Association Group Information Table Command Class...
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Page 30: Other Features
90 minutes to complete and during the process, mobile app. heating and cooling operations are disabled. The The Energy Savings service makes small screen will indicate that the XL824 Control is in temperature adjustments automatically to Smart Optimization mode. reduce the time the air conditioner and heater To delay Smart Optimization for an additional 18 operates;... -
Page 31: Notices
Notices FCC Notice IC NOTICE instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no FCC ID: XVR-CONT8245 IC ID: 6178D-CONT8245 guarantee that interference will not occur in a INFORMATION TO USER This device complies with Industry Canada particular installation. - Page 32 For more information, please visit trane.com or tranetechnologies.com. Trane has a policy of continuous data improvement and it reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice. We are committed to using environmentally conscious print practices.
