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Symbio™ 700 - How to use the onboard display to Configure or Edit Configuration

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    Symbio 700 Onboard User Interface 

     


    The Preferred method for configuring the unit controller is using the Phone App.

    Here is an article on where to get the App: Symbio - Where to download the Service & Installation Mobile Phone App

    Here is an article on configurating with the App: Symbio™ 700 - How to edit the equipment configuration

    If a device with the App is not available, it is still possible to edit the configuration.

    User Interface Keypad

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    1) Home Button  /  2) Up Arrow Button  /  3) Enter Button  /  4) Left Arrow Button

    5) Right Arrow Button  /  6) Bluetooth Button  /  7) Down Arrow Button  /  8) Cancel Button

     

    User Interface Button Description

    Button Description
    Up/Down Allow the user to scroll the menus and submenus.
    Left/Right Allow the user to scroll between values for editable items.
    Enter/Check Mark
    • Allows the user to drill down into a component of the menu tree.
    • Confirm data changes on writable data. When data is editable, the data point's least significant digit flashes with a cursor. If the data has multiple editable digits, the user scrolls to choose the editable digit. Once the editing is complete, the data is not changed and propagated through the controller unit the Enter button is tapped.
    Home Tap to exit all submenues and return to the Home screen.
    Bluetooth Tap to go to the Bluetooth menu and initiate the Bluetooth device pairing sequnce.
    Cancel Tap to return to the previous menu level.

     

     

    How to Enter Edit Unit Config.

     

     

    Example to Change Config. in the Edit Mode

    Make sure you save the configuration once you make any changes to the configuration.

     

    Unit Configuration based on Model Number

    The link below has all the configuration tables by model number for Precedent, Odyssey, and Foundation units with the Symbio 700 controller.

     

     

    WARNING:

    Information in this article is intended for use by individuals possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical and mechanical experience and who comply with all federal, state, and local laws, rules, orders, or regulations related to the installation, service, or repair of a heating or central air conditioning product. Any attempt to install, service, or repair a heating or central air conditioning product may result in personal injury and/or property damage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for the interpretation of the information contained herein, nor can it assume any liability in connection with its use.

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