Johnson Controls FCP Programmable Thermostat PRODUCT SPECIFICATION GUIDE

FCP Non-Programmable and Programmable Fan Coil or PTAC Thermostat User Guide

Table of contents

  1. Introduction
  2. North American emissions compliance
  3. Overview
    1. Battery backup (FCP-PA-701 only)
  4. Pre-set configuration profiles
  5. Button combinations
  6. Advanced settings
    1. User preference settings
    2. System configuration settings
    3. Installer configuration settings
    4. Ex-factory reset
    5. Frost and overheat protection
    6. Key lock
    7. Remote sensor location
    8. Pipe sensor (2-pipe FCU only)
      1. Pipe sensor temperature
      2. Purge sequence
      3. Calendar based switching (FCP-PA only)
      4. Setting the pipe state manually
    9. Auto deadband
    10. Minimum off time
    11. Minimum on time
    12. Emergency heat (heat pump PTAC only)
  7. Setup and adjustments
    1. Available modes
      1. 2-pipe FCU with auxiliary heat
      2. Setting the control mode
    2. Run mode
    3. Fan mode
      1. Turn off fan
      2. Smart auto fan
      3. Fan mode reset
      4. Fan delay
    4. Programmable mode (FCP-PA only)
      1. Enabling the programmable mode
      2. Accessing the programmable mode menu
      3. Setting the time of day and date
      4. Setting a schedule
      5. Default schedule
      6. Auto daylight savings
    5. Unoccupied mode
    6. Setting the temperatures
    7. Temperature swing
    8. Display settings
      1. Setting the temperature scale
      2. Onboard temperature calibration
      3. Calibrating remote sensor temperature
      4. Calibrating pipe sensor temperature
      5. Adjusting the backlight
      6. Setting the displayed temperature
  8. Auto changeover mode
  9. Sensor detection and fault detection
  10. Troubleshooting
  11. Technical specifications
  12. Product warranty
  13. Patents
  14. Contact information

Introduction

The FCP-NA-701 and FCP-PA-701 are non-connected Fan Coil Unit (FCU) and Package Terminal Air Conditioning (PTAC) Thermostats. The FCP-NA-701 is non-programmable and the FCP-PA-701 is programmable up to seven days. The FCP thermostats are compatible with 2-pipe and 4-pipe FCU, conventional PTAC, and heat pump PTAC with or without auxiliary heat. The FCP thermostats feature an LCD display with white LED backlight.

The FCP Programmable Fan Coil or PTAC Thermostat without Fan (FCP-PA-701-NF) is a new FCP model designed for 2-pipe or 4-pipe FCU with independent fan control, or radiant type under floor heat-only applications that do not require a fan control output from the thermostat.

Johnson Controls FCP Programmable Thermostat

North American Emission Compliance

United States

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

  • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

  • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

  • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

  • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning (Part 15.21)

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Canada

This Class (B) digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.

Cet appareil numérique de la Classe (B) respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

Industry Canada Statement(s)

This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

  1. This device may not cause interference, and

  2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :

  1. L'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et

  2. L'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.

Overview

Figure 1. FCP thermostats UIJohnson Controls FCP Programmable Thermostat

Table 1. FCP thermostat UI
Number Description
1 Schedule
2 Time
3 Room temperature
4 Temperature setpoint
5 Fan speed
6 Fan
7 Up
8 Down
9 Mode
10 Cool or heat status
11 Day

Battery backup (FCP-PA-701 only)

The FCP-PA-701 thermostat includes a lithium coin cell battery to provide battery backup. The minimum back up time is 48 hours. To activate the battery backup, open the front cover of the thermostat and remove the insulation tape under the coin cell battery.

Pre-set Configuration Profiles

You can configure the thermostat in less than 30 seconds with the pre-set configuration profiles. The thermostat screen shows the preset configuration menu on the first power up or after a factory reset. Press Up or Down to select the preferred profile, then press Mode to confirm your selection. The following table lists the pre-set configuration profiles.

Table 1. Pre-set configuration profiles
Profile # Remote sensor Pipe sensor System type 2-pipe FCU with aux heat

Available modes:

1: heat only

2: cool only

3: heat and cool with Auto

4: heat and cool without Auto

 HP valve type

Remote sensor location:

0: in room

1: in duct

 Pipe state - calendar

Pipe state:

0: heat

1: cool

 Number of fan speeds
1 Yes Yes 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - 0 Off - 3
2 Yes Yes 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - 1 Off - 3
3 Yes Yes 2-pipe FCU No 4 - 0 Off - 3
4 Yes Yes 2-pipe FCU No 4 - 1 Off - 3
5 Yes No 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - 0 On - 3
6 Yes No 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - 1 On - 3
7 Yes No 2-pipe FCU No 4 - 0 On - 3
8 Yes No 2-pipe FCU No 4 - 1 On - 3
9 No Yes 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - - Off - 3
10 No Yes 2-pipe FCU No 4 - - Off - 3
11 No No 2-pipe FCU Yes 3 - - On - 3
12 No No 2-pipe FCU No 4 - - On - 3
13 No No 2-pipe FCU No 4 - - Off 0 3
14 No No 2-pipe FCU No 4 - - Off 1 3
15 Yes No 4-pipe FCU - 3 - 0 - - 3
16 Yes No 4-pipe FCU - 3 - 1 - - 3
17 No No 4-pipe FCU - 3 - - - - 3
18 No No HP - 3 O - - - 2
19 No No HP - 3 B - - - 2
20 No No H-C - 3 - - - - 2

Button Combinations

The following table describes the button combinations that you can use to access menus or functions. The table also indicates the modes in which these button combinations are applicable.

Table 1. Button combinations
Menu or function Applicable in mode Button combination
Advance setting menu OFF mode Mode + Fan for 5 seconds
Access programming menu OFF mode, when programming is enabled in advanced settings Mode + Up for 5 seconds
Pipe state (Heat/Cool) selection OFF mode and system type = 2-pipe FC Fan + Up for 5 seconds
Ex-Factory Reset OFF mode Mode + Fan + Up for 5 seconds
Toggle keypad lock or unlock HEAT and COOL mode Mode + Up + Down for 10 seconds
Toggle EMER HEAT HEAT mode Mode + Down for 5 seconds
Enable or disable unoccupied mode manually HEAT and COOL mode Mode for 5 seconds

Advance Setting

You can edit user preference settings (UP), system configuration settings (SS), and installer configuration settings (IS) through the advanced settings menu. To access the advanced settings menu, press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode, then press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds. The following tables list the adjustable settings.

User Preference Setting

Table 1. UP settings
Menu item Description Setting options Default
01 Temperature scale

F: Fahrenheit

C: Celsius

 F
02 User temperature calibration Temperature with calibration value. Offset: +/- 5.4°F (+/-3.0°C) 0.0°F (0.0°C)
03 Remote sensor temperature calibration Temperature with calibration value. Offset: +/- 5.4°F (+/-3.0°C) 0.0°F (0.0°C)
04 Pipe sensor temperature calibration Temperature with calibration value. Offset: +/- 5.4°F (+/-3.0°C) 0.0°F (0.0°C)
05 Backlight on duration

10 seconds

30 seconds

Always ON

 10 seconds
06 Backlight brightness level 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 80
07 Display content

0: Ambient temperature + set temperature

1: Set temperature only

2: Ambient temperature only

 0
08

Clock format

(available only on FCP-PA-701)

12: 12 hour

24: 24 hour

 12
09

Auto Daylight Savings

(available only on FCP-PA-701)

ON: Auto DST on

OFF: Auto DST off

 ON
10

Programming mode

(available only on FCP-PA-701)

ON: Programmable

OFF: Manual

 OFF
11

Periods per day

(available only on FCP-PA-701)

 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 2
12 Use default temperatures after mode change

ON: Uses default temperatures

OFF: Use last temperature for each mode

 ON
13 Default heat mode set temperature 60°F (15.5°C) - Max Heat Set Temp 70°F (21°C)
14 Default cool mode set temperature Min Cool Set Temp - 80°F (27°C) 74°F (23.5°C)

System configuration setting

Table 1. SS settings
Menu item Description Setting options Default
21 System type

2FCU: 2-pipe fan coil unit

4FCU: 4-pipe fan coil unit

HP: Heat pump

H-C: Conventional (electric furnace)

 4FCU
22

2-pipe FCU with aux heat available

(available only if system type = 2FCU)

Yes

No

 No
23 Available modes

2FCU without aux heat:

04: Heat and cool without auto

 04

2FCU with aux heat:

03: Heat and cool with auto

04: Heat and cool without auto

 03

4FCU, HP, or H-C:

01: Heat only

02: Cool only

03: Heat and cool with auto

04 : Heat and cool without auto

 03
24

HP valve type

(unavailable if system type = HP)

B: B Valve

O: O Valve

 B
25 Remote sensor location

0: In room

1: In duct

 0
26 Remote sensor type

0: Type Ⅱ

1: Type Ⅲ

 0
27 Pipe sensor type

0: Type Ⅱ

1: Type Ⅲ

 0
28 Pipe state – calendar

ON

OFF

 OFF
29

Heat to cool day

(unavailable if pipe state – calendar = OFF)

 1-Mar to 31-May 15-Apr
30

Cool to heat day

(unavailable if pipe state – calendar = OFF)

 1-Sep to 30-Nov 15-Oct
31

Pipe state

(unavailable if system type ≠ 2FCU or if pipe sensor = true or if pipe state – calendar = ON)

0: Heat

1: Cool

 0
32

Heat to cool threshold

(unavailable if system type ≠ 2FCU or if pipe sensor = false)

 50°F - 72°F (10°C - 22°C) 60°F (16°C)
33

Cool to heat threshold

(unavailable if system type ≠ 2FC or if pipe sensor = false)

 55°F - 90°F (13°C - 32°C) 80°F (27°C)
34

Purge frequency

(unavailable if system type ≠ 2FC or if pipe sensor = false)

0: Never

1: 2 hours

2: 24 hours

With pipe sensor: 1

Without pipe sensor: 0

Installer configuration settings

Table 1. IS settings
Menu item Description Setting options Default
41 Maximum heat set temperature 60°F – 90°F (15.5°C - 32°C) Increments of 5°F 80°F (27°C)
42 Minimum heat set temperature 45°F – 75°F (7°C - 24°C) Increments of 5°F 45°F (7°C)
43 Maximum cool set temperature 70°F – 95°F (21°C - 35°C) Increments of 5°F 90°F (32°C)
44 Minimum cool set temperature F: 60°F – 80°F (15.5 - 27°C) Increments of 5°F 65°F (18°C)
45 Auto deadband

2.0°F (1.11°C)

3.0°F (1.67°C)

4.0°F (2.22°C)

5.0°F (2.78°C)

 4.0°F (2.22°C)
46 Swing

±0.25°F (±0.14°C)

±0.50°F (±0.28°C)

±1.00°F (±0.56°C)

±2.25°F (±1.25°C)

 0.50°F (0.28°C)
47 Stage auxiliary offset

OFF

-3.0°F (-1.7°C)

-4.0°F (-2.2°C)

-5.0°F (-2.8°C)

-6.0°F (-3.3°C)

-7.0°F (-3.9°C)

-8.0°F (-4.4°C)

HP: -4.0°F (-2.2°C)

All other system types: OFF
48 Minimum off time

NO: Minimum off time is not applied

YES: Minimum off time of 5 minutes is applied

 NO
49 Minimum on time duration 0 minute to 5 minutes 4 minutes
50 Frost protect 40°F – 44°F (4°C - 6°C), OFF 44°F (6°C)
51 Overheat protect

91°F – 99°F (33°C – 37°C)

OFF

 91°F (33°C)
52

Number of fan speeds

(3-speed fan unavailable if system type ≠ PTAC HP or PTAC CON)

1: Low

2: Low and high

3: Low, med, and high

2FCU or 4FCU: 3

PTAC HP or PTAC CON: 2
53 Smart auto fan

ON

OFF

 ON
54 Fan mode reset

OFF

2 hours

4 hours

24 hours

 OFF
55

2-pipe FCU with auxiliary heat fan speed

(available only if system type = 2FCU)

0: Auto fan

1: High fan

 1
56 Fan delay 0 seconds to 10 seconds 3 seconds
57 Unoccupied dry contact polarity

NO: Normally open

NC: Normally closed

 NO
58 Unoccupied action

1: Set point change

2: OFF mode

 1
59

Unoccupied heat set point

(unavailable if AvMode = cool only or if setpoint action = OFF)

 60°F (16°C) - Max heat set temperature 65°F (18°C)
60

Unoccupied cool set point

(unavailable if AvMode = heat only or if setpoint action = OFF)

 Min cool set temp – 80°F (27°C) 78°F (26°C)
61 Time delay from occupied to unoccupied mode

2: 2 minutes

30: 30 minutes

 2
62 Override timer from unoccupied to occupied mode by button press

OFF: No override allowed

1-24: 1-24 hour

 OFF

Ex-factory reset

You can reset the thermostat through the Ex-Factory Reset function. To reset the thermostat, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to 99, then press Mode to enter the menu.

    Alternatively, you can access the Ex-Factory Reset menu directly when the thermostat is in OFF mode. To do this press and hold Mode, Fan, and Up for 5 seconds.

  4. Press Up or Down to change the menu option to Yes.
  5. Press Mode to confirm and reset the thermostat.

Results

Your thermostat resets to the factory settings. An ex-factory reset deletes all stored data on the thermostat including temperature preferences, schedules, and any other adjusted settings.

Frost and Overheat Protection

The frost and overheat protection is set to ON by default. You can set the frost protection temperature and overheat protection temperature in the installer configuration settings. Frost Protection calls for heat whenever the temperature is below the frost protection limit. The thermostat switches to OFF mode when the temperature reaches 2°F above the frost protection temperature.

Overheat Protection calls for cool whenever the temperature is above the overheat protection limit. The thermostat switches to OFF mode when the temperature returns 2°F below the overheat protection temperature.

Key Lock

You can lock the thermostat with the key lock function. Users cannot adjust settings when the key lock is active. To activate key lock, complete the following step:

Procedure

Press and hold the Mode, Up, and Down buttons for 10 seconds to lock the thermostat.

Follow the same step to deactivate the key lock.

Remote Sensor Location

If the thermostat detects a remote temperature sensor you can set the remote sensor location to in room or in duct. If the remote sensor location is in room the fan turns off when you do not switch on the fan and the temperature control algorithm does not call for fan. If the remote sensor location is in duct, the lowest available fan speed is low. This means that the fan runs on low speed even when you do not switch on the fan and the temperature control algorithm does not call for fan.

Pipe Sensor (2-pipe FCU only)

The pipe sensor is available for 2-pipe FCU systems only. The pipe state can either be hot or cold and can be set by the pipe sensor temperature, pipe state calendar, or manually.

Pipe Sensor Temperature

When a pipe sensor is installed, a comparison of the pipe sensor temperature with the heat to cool threshold and cool to heat threshold temperatures determines the pipe state. If the pipe sensor temperature is higher than the cool to heat threshold then the pipe state is hot. If the sensor temperature is lower than the heat to cool threshold then the pipe state is cold. You can configure the heat to cool threshold and cool to heat threshold in the system configuration settings menu.

The pipe sensor temperature is measured every 5 minutes when either one of the following conditions is met:
  • The Y terminal is turned on for 5 minutes during normal call for heating or cooling
  • Purge sequence

Purge Sequence

During a purge sequence, the thermostat turns on the Y terminal for 6 minutes, but does not turn on the G terminal. The purge sequence is available only if the system type is 2-pipe FCU and when the pipe sensor is installed, and runs under the following conditions:
  • On the first power-up
  • After you enter and exit the advanced settings menu
  • In a regular timing interval

When the purge sequence runs, an hourglass icon shows on the thermostat display for 6 minutes until the purge sequence is complete. During the purge sequence, you cannot change the thermostat operation such as change the control mode and set temperature. However, you can enter the advanced settings menu.

You can configure the purge frequency in the system configuration settings menu.

Calender Based Switching (FCP-PA only)

Calendar based switching is available only on the FCP-PA model and if a pipe sensor is not installed. With calendar based switching you can set a date on which the pipe state switches from hot to cold and from cold to hot. You can set the heat to cool day on a date between 1 March and 31 May. You can set the cool to heat day on a date between 1 September and 30 November. You can configure the heat to cool day and cool to heat day in the system configuration settings menu.

Setting the Pipe State Manually

If you did not install a pipe sensor and calendar-based switching is not available, you can configure the pipe state manually.

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to SS, then press Mode to enter the menu.

    Alternatively, you can access the pipe state menu directly when the thermostat is in OFF mode. To do this press and hold Fan and Up for 5 seconds.

  4. Press Mode to navigate to 31.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to set the pipe state value and press Mode to confirm the change.

Auto Deadband

The Auto deadband is the threshold above and below the set temperature to determine the auto change-over line, and to start the control model to switch from heat mode to cool mode or from cool mode to heat mode. Auto deadband is available only if the control mode is heat and cool with auto. The default Auto deadband value is 4.0°F (2.22°C). You can configure the Auto deadband value to 2.0°F (1.11°C), 3.0°F (1.67°C), 4.0°F (2.22°C), or 5.0°F (2.78°C) in the installer configuration settings menu.

Minimum Off Time

After load of the heating or cooling system is switched off then load does not turn on again for 5 minutes. If the thermostat tries to turn on heat or cool during the minimum off time period, the wait icon flashes. The minimum off time is disabled by default. You can enable the feature in the installer configuration settings menu.

Minimum Off Time

The minimum on time applies to any heat or cool mode. After load of the heating or cooling system is switched on it does not turn off until the minimum on time period elapses. A change of set temperature or control mode resets the minimum on time counter. You can set the minimum on time from 0 minutes to 5 minutes in the installer configuration settings menu. The default minimum on time is 4 minutes.

Emergency Heat (Heat pump PTAC only)

When enabled, the emergency heat engages only if the ambient temperature is lower than the set temperature. When the thermostat is in heat or cool mode, press Mode for 5 seconds to enable emergency heat. Follow the same step to disable emergency heat.

Setup and Adjustments

See the following sections for setup and adjustments.

Available Modes

The FCP thermostat supports the following control modes:

Table 1. FCP available modes
System type Control mode
  2-pipe FCU with aux heat Heat only Cool only Heat and cool without auto Heat and cool with auto
2-pipe FCU No ✓ ✓ ✓ –
2-pipe FCU Yes ✓ – ✓ ✓
4-pipe FCU ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PTAC conventional ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
PTAC heat pump ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

2-pipe FCU with Auxiliary heat

If 2-pipe FCU with auxiliary heat is disabled, then the pipe state determines the available control modes.
  • If the pipe state is cold, then the OFF and COOL modes are available.
  • If the pipe state is hot, then the OFF and HEAT modes are available
If 2-pipe FCU with auxiliary heat is enabled, then the pipe state determines the available control modes and switching logic.
  • If the pipe state is cold, then the OFF, COOL, HEAT, and AUTO modes are available. Call for heat is fulfilled with the W terminal.
  • If the pipe state is hot, then the OFF and HEAT modes are available. Call for heat is fulfilled with the Y terminal.

Setting the control mode

To set the control mode, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to access the control mode menu.
  2. Press Mode again to select the required mode.
  3. Do not press any button for 2 seconds to confirm the selection.

Run mode

Depending on the set temperature, the thermostat runs in one of the following modes:

  • Hold: the FCP-NA-701 model always runs in hold mode. The FCP-PA-701 model runs in hold mode if you do not enable the schedule.
  • Schedule: the thermostat runs in schedule mode if you enable the schedule. Schedule mode is available on the FCP-PA models only.
  • Unoccupied: the thermostats runs in setpoint change or off mode, depending on the unoccupied action that you set.

Fan mode

Depending on your configuration, the following fan speeds are available:

  • 1 speed: low
  • 2 speed: low and high. This is the default for conventional PTAC and heat pump PTAC.
  • 3 speed: low, medium, and high. This is the default for 2-pipe FCU and 4-pipe FCU. Not available for conventional PTAC and heat pump PTAC.

When a fan speed is set to on, the fan runs continuously at the selected fan speed. If you change the control mode to Off, the fan speed resets to Auto.

Turn off fan

About this task

To turn off the fan, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to access the control mode menu and select OFF. Do not press any button for 2 seconds to confirm choice.
  2. Ensure fan is set to Auto.

Smart auto fan

About this task

If smart auto fan is ON, then the fan terminal switches automatically to low, medium, or high, depending on the difference between the air temperature and set temperature.The following list indicates at which speed the fan runs when low, medium, and high speeds are available:
  • If the absolute difference between the air temperature and set temperature is equal or greater than 4°F: high
  • If the absolute difference between the air temperature and set temperature is equal or greater than 2°F, but less than 4°F: medium
  • If the absolute difference between the air temperature and set temperature is less than 2°F: low
The following list indicates at which speed the fan runs when low and high speeds are available:
  • If the absolute difference between the air temperature and set temperature is equal or greater than 4°F: high
  • If the absolute difference between the air temperature and set temperature is less than 4°F: low

If smart auto fan is OFF, the auto fan terminal used with heating or cooling is always set to low.

To set the smart auto fan, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to IS, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 53.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to set smart auto fan to On or Off and press Mode to confirm the change.

Fan mode reset

The fan mode reset function resets the fan mode to Auto after the fan mode reset time elapsed. You can set the fan mode reset time to 2 hours, 4 hours, and 24 hours. By default, the fan mode reset time is set to Off. To set the fan mode reset time, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to IS, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 54.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to set the fan mode reset time and press Mode to confirm the change.

Fan Delay

Fan delay is a time delay for the fan terminal to turn off after the heating or cooling terminal turned off. The fan delay is available when the fan mode is Auto. You can set a delay between 0 seconds and 10 seconds. To set the fan delay, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to IS, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 56.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to set the fan delay time and press Mode to confirm the change.

Progammable mode (FCP-PA only)

The programmable mode is available on the FCP-PA model only. With the programmable mode you can set a heat and cool schedule for up to seven consecutive days and each day can consist of up to six periods. You can change the start times of each period by increments of 15 minutes. You can also set the time and date in the programmable mode.

Enabling the programmable mode

To enable the programmable mode, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 10.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to set the programmable mode to ON and press Mode to confirm the change.

Accessing the programmable mode menu

To access the programmable mode, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Up for 5 seconds.

Setting the time of day and date

About this task

You must manually set the time and date and the thermostat automatically sets the day once you set the date. The clock is set by default in a 12 hour format. You can adjust the clock to a 24 hour format. If the time is not set, the clock flashes. The date displays in year, month, day format.The following list shows the default values of the time and date.
  • Time: 12:00 PM
  • Date: 2019, 01, 01

To set the time and date, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. With the thermostat in OFF mode, press and hold Mode and Up for 5 seconds to enter the programmable mode menu.
  2. Select the clock and press Mode.
  3. Press Mode to scroll through the menu and press Up or Down to change the options.
  4. After each change, press Mode to confirm the change.

Setting a schedule

About this task

You can program a schedule for up to seven consecutive days. Each day can consist of a maximum of six periods. You can change the start times for each period by increments of 15 minutes. To set a schedule, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. With the thermostat in OFF mode, press and hold Mode and Up for 5 seconds to enter the programmable mode menu.
  2. Press Up or Down to navigate to the heat icon, then press Mode to access the menu.
  3. Press Up or Down to select the day of the week you want to schedule, then press Mode to confirm the selection.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to the following setting and press Up or Down to set the required period and temperature. Repeat this step until you set all the schedule settings.
  5. Press Mode to save the settings and return to Set Schedule menu.
  6. Press Up or Down to navigate to the cool icon and press Mode to access the menu.
  7. Repeat Step 3 and Step 4 until you set all the schedule settings.

Default Schedule

The default schedule functions as the starting point when you program your personal schedule. The following table shows the default schedule.

Table 1. Default schedule
  6 5 4 3 2 1
1

6:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

6:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

6:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

6:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

8:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

10:00 A.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F
2

8:00 A.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 82°F

8:00 A.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 82°F

8:00 A.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 82°F

12:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

6:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 75°F		  
3

12:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

12:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

6:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

10:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 75°F		    
4

2:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 82°F

6:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

10:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 75°F		      
5

6:00 P.M.

Heat: 70°F

Cool: 74°F

10:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 75°F		        
6

10:00 P.M.

Heat: 62°F

Cool: 75°F		          

Auto daylight savings

About this task

Auto daylight savings is turned on by default and only applies when the thermostat is in programmable mode. When auto daylight savings is on the clock automatically changes on the following days:
  • The second Sunday in March, from 02:00 to 03:00
  • The first Sunday in November, from 02:00 to 01:00

To turn off the auto daylight savings, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 09.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the auto daylight savings to OFF, then press Mode to confirm the change.

Unoccupied mode

The dry-contact input can trigger the unoccupied mode. You can also configure the polarity of the dry contact to normally open or normally closed in the IS menu.

Alternatively, you can manually enable or disable the unoccupied mode. Press and hold Mode for 5 seconds to manually enable or disable the unoccupied mode.

You can set the unoccupied action to setpoint change or off mode. When you select setpoint change, the thermostat uses the unoccupied setpoints when the unoccupied mode is triggered. When you select off mode, the thermostat switches to off mode when the unoccupied mode is triggered.

Use the Time delay from occupied to unoccupied mode feature to set a delay for the change of mode. The thermostat waits the specified amount of time before it triggers the unoccupied action. You can manually override the unoccupied mode to occupied mode. Set the Override timer from unoccupied to occupied mode by button press to 1-24 to enable override. You can override the unoccupied mode in time periods from one up to 24 hours.

Setting the temperatures

About this task

You can set the heat and cool temperatures when the thermostat is in Hold mode or Schedule mode. Schedule mode is available on the FCP-PA model only.

Procedure

To change the temperature set point, press Up or Down.

Results

If the thermostat is in Hold mode, the thermostat runs on the set temperature until you change the set point. If the thermostat is in Schedule mode, the thermostat runs on the override temperature until the next scheduled period.

Temperature swing

About this task

The temperature swing is the threshold above and below the set temperature at which the heating or cooling cuts-in or cuts-out. The default swing value is ±0.50°F. You can set the swing value to ±0.25°F, ±0.50°F, ±1.00°F, or ±2.25°F. A smaller swing value means the thermostat responds faster to temperature changes, and a more frequent switching of heating or cooling output. A larger swing value can help with short cycling. For example, if the system heats up and cools down fast, then you can use a greater swing value to reduce the frequency of switching cycles.

To change the temperature swing value, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to IS, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 46.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the swing value and press Mode to confirm the change.

Display setting

You can adjust the following display settings:
  • Temperature scale
  • Displayed temperature calibration
  • Backlight
  • Displayed temperature

Setting the temperature scale

You can display the temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius. The default scale is Fahrenheit. To change the temperature scale, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 01.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the temperature scale and press Mode to confirm the change.

Onboard temperature calibration

You can adjust the value of the displayed ambient temperature. To adjust the value, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 02.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the current temperature.
  6. Press Mode to confirm the change.

Results

The thermostat calculates the difference between the current measured temperature and the user set current temperature to determine the calibration offset. Calibration changes the temperature as part of measurement and scaling. The thermostat uses the calibrated temperature for temperature control.

The default calibration offset value is 0

Calibrating remote sensor temperature

If you installed a remote sensor, you can adjust the value of the displayed remote sensor temperature. To adjust the value, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 03.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the current temperature.
  6. Press Mode to confirm the change.

Results

The thermostat calculates the difference between the current measured temperature and the user set current temperature to determine the calibration offset. Calibration changes the temperature as part of measurement and scaling. The thermostat uses the calibrated temperature for temperature control.The default calibration offset value is 0.

Note: The remote sensor calibration menu option is visible only when the remote sensor temperature reading is ready.

Calibrating pipe sensor temperature

If you installed a pipe sensor, you can adjust the value of the displayed pipe sensor temperature. To adjust the value, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 04.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the current temperature.
  6. Press Mode to confirm the change.

Results

The thermostat calculates the difference between the current measured temperature and the user set current temperature to determine the calibration offset. Calibration changes the temperature as part of measurement and scaling. The thermostat uses the calibrated temperature as true reference to determine the pipe water temperature and the pipe state.The default calibration offset value is 0.

Note: The pipe sensor calibration menu option is visible only when the pipe sensor temperature reading is ready.

Adjusting the backlight

About this task

You can adjust the length of time that the backlight stays on and the brightness of the backlight.To adjust the length of time that the backlight stays on, complete the following steps:
  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 05.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the backlight on duration, then press Mode to confirm the change.

To adjust the backlight brightness, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 06.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the backlight brightness level, then press Mode to confirm the change.

Setting the displayed temperature

You can choose to display the ambient temperature, set temperature, or both. To set the displayed temperature, complete the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Press Mode to set the thermostat to OFF mode.
  2. Press and hold Mode and Fan for 5 seconds to access the advanced settings menu.
  3. Press Up to navigate to UP, then press Mode to enter the menu.
  4. Press Mode to navigate to 07.
  5. Use the Up and Down buttons to change the displayed temperature.
    • Select 0 to display the ambient temperature and the set temperature.
    • Select 1 to display the set temperature.
    • Select 2 to display the ambient temperature.
  6. Press Mode to confirm the change.

Auto changover mode

In auto changeover mode, the control algorithm checks the ambient temperature with the heat and cool temperature for every control cycle.
  • If the ambient temperature is higher than the changeover line for cool mode, it switches the control mode to COOL.
  • If the ambient temperature is lower than the changeover line for heat mode, it switches the control mode to HEAT.
  • If the ambient temperature is in between:
    • Cool set temperature – Auto deadband and Heat set temperature + Auto deadband, the thermostat switches the control mode to OFF, given that Cool set temperature - Heat set temperature is larger than two times the Auto deadband, where Auto deadband is settable option
    • Otherwise the thermostat keeps the previous control mode for temperature control algorithm

The minimum switching duration after autochange of the control mode is 20 minutes.

Sensor detection and fault detection

The FCP thermostat detects the remote temperature sensor and pipe temperature sensor during the thermostat power-up and run-time. The pre-configuration profile defines whether the remote and pipe sensors are required in the system or not.

If the remote temperature sensor is installed, then the remote temperature sensor reading is used instead of the internal temperature sensor.

If the on-board sensor stops to function correctly, the sensor error flashes on the display. All heating and cooling outputs go to off until the sensor value is back in normal working range.

If the remote sensor stops functioning correctly or is removed, the remote sensor error flashes on the display. All heating and cooling outputs go to off until the sensor value is back in working range. The thermostat does not switch back to use the on-board sensor automatically. Check and reinstall the remote sensor correctly in order to resume the thermostat operation.

If the pipe sensor stops functioning correctly or is removed, the pipe sensor error flashes on the display. All heating and cooling outputs turns off until the sensor value is back in working range. This applies to the 2-pipe FCU system only.

You can recover the remote sensor and pipe sensor from error state under the following operations:
  • Power cycle the thermostat
  • After you enter and exit the installer setting menu

Troubleshooting

The following tables are placeholders and examples of troubleshooting information that could potentially be included.

Table 1. Fault list
Error code Description Solutions
ER:01 ERROR_AIR_SENSOR_OPEN
  • Check if the built-in temperature sensor is disconnected from the thermostat circuit board or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:02 ERROR_AIR_SENSOR_SHORT
  • Check if the built-in temperature sensor is short circuited or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:03 ERROR_AIR_SENSOR_HI

Built-in temperature sensor detected a too high temperature.

  • Check if the thermostat wiring is connected correctly to the FCU or PTAC.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:04 ERROR_AIR_SENSOR_LO

Built-in temperature sensor detected a too low temperature.

  • Check if the thermostat wiring is connected correctly to the FCU or PTAC.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:05 ERROR_REMOTE_SENSOR_OPEN
  • Verify if the remote temperature sensor is disconnected from the thermostat terminals RS and SC. If yes, re-wire the remote sensor correctly and then power cycle the thermostat.
  • Verify if the remote sensor is malfunctioned or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:06 ERROR_REMOTE_SENSOR_SHORT
  • Verify the remote temperature sensor wiring and check if thermostat terminals RS and SC are shorted. If yes, re-wire the remote sensor correctly and then power cycle the thermostat.
  • Verify if the remote sensor is malfunctioned or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:07 ERROR_REMOTE_SENSOR_HI

Remote sensor detected a too high temperature.

  • Check if the thermostat wiring is connected correctly to the FCU or PTAC.
  • Verify if the remote sensor is installed correctly in the room or duct.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:08 ERROR_REMOTE_SENSOR_LO

Remote sensor detected a too low temperature.

  • Check if the thermostat wiring is connected correctly to the FCU or PTAC.
  • Verify if the remote sensor is installed correctly in the room or duct.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:09 ERROR_PIPE_SENSOR_OPEN
  • Check if the pipe temperature sensor wiring is disconnected from thermostat terminals PS and SC. If yes, re-wire the pipe sensor correctly and then power cycle the thermostat.
  • Verify if the pipe sensor is malfunctioned or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:10 ERROR_PIPE_SENSOR_SHORT
  • Verify the pipe temperature sensor wiring and check if thermostat terminals PS and SC are shorted. If yes, re-wire the pipe sensor correctly and then power cycle the thermostat.
  • Verify if the pipe sensor is malfunctioned or damaged.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:11 ERROR_PIPE_SENSOR_HI

Pipe sensor detected a too high temperature.

  • Verify if the pipe sensor is installed correctly in the pipe.
  • Contact technical support.
ER:12 ERROR_PIPE_SENSOR_LO

Pipe sensor detected a too low temperature.

  • Verify if the pipe sensor is installed correctly in the pipe.
  • Contact technical support.

Technical pesification

Table 1. FCP non-programmable and programmable FCU or PTAC Thermostats technical specifications
Specification Description
Models

Non-programmable: FCP-NA-701-N, FCP-NA-701-B

Programmable: FCP-PA-701-N, FCP-PA-701-B , FCP-PA-701-NF
Power requirements 20 VAC to 30 VAC, 60 Hz, max. 3 A (3 VA at 24 V nominal)
Output rating Valve and fan outputs

1 A maximum per each relay channel

(Max. relays ON combination: 3 relays), 20 VAC to 30 VAC
Analog inputs Remote sensor 10K ohm at 77°F (25°C) NTC sensor
Pipe sensor 10K ohm at 77°F (25°C) NTC sensor
Set back NC/NO dry contact switch
Local temperature sensor type NTC temperature sensor, accurate to ±1°F (±0.6°C) at 77°F (25°C)
Remote temperature sensor type NTC temperature sensor, accurate to ±2°F (±1.2°C) at 70°F (21°C)
Wire size 18 AWG (100 ft [30.5 m] maximum) to 24 AWG (36 ft [11 m] maximum)
Temperature adjustment range Heat mode 45°F to 90°F (7°C to 32°C)
Cool mode 60°F to 95°F (15°C to 35°C)
Accuracy Local temperature sensor ±1°F (±0.6°C)
Remote temperature sensor ±2°F (±1.2°C) at 70°F (21°C)
Remote pipe sensor ±5°F (±3.0°C)
Deadband 2°F to 5°F (1°C to 3°C)
Ambient conditions Operating 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C); 5% RH to 90% RH, noncondensing
Storage -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C); 5% RH to 90% RH, noncondensing
Disconnection means Type 1B
Pollution degree 2
Rated impulse voltage 330 V
Automatic Action 100,000 cycles
Ratings for supply and loading 20 VAC to 30 VAC
Dimensions H x W x D 3.27 in. x 3.94 in. x 0.98 in. (83 mm x 100 mm x 25 mm)
Shipping weight

Product with packing and accessories: 10.1 oz (285 g)

Thermostat only: 4.9 oz (138 g)

Trim plate: 1.2 oz (33 g)
Compliance

 

 

ETL/cETL Listed, Mexico NOM

CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)

CONFORMS TO UL STD. 60730-1 & 60730-2-9

CERTIFIED TO CSA STD. E60730-1 & E60730-2-9

CERTIFIED TO Mexico NOM-001-SCFI-2018 and NOM-024-SCFI-2013

The performance specifications are nominal and conform to acceptable industry standards. For application at conditions beyond these specifications, consult the local Johnson Controls office. Johnson Controls shall not be liable for damages resulting from misapplication or misuse of its products.

Johnson Controls FCP Programmable Manual




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