CSR Thermostats?

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I'm a DVC member, so I haven't stayed in a "regular" resort room for years - so I've got a question. The DVC rooms have thermostats with sensors on them; the A/C is turned off when nobody is in the room. There is a bypass on them, if you know how to set it. I'm going down for business conference at Coronado Springs, and I'm wondering if they have similar thermostats there. If so, how does the bypass work?

 

[KatMark]

I'm a DVC member, so I haven't stayed in a "regular" resort room for years - so I've got a question. The DVC rooms have thermostats with sensors on them; the A/C is turned off when nobody is in the room. There is a bypass on them, if you know how to set it. I'm going down for business conference at Coronado Springs, and I'm wondering if they have similar thermostats there. If so, how does the bypass work?

As copied and pasted from the "Unofficial CSR FAQ" thread:

The CSR has Central Air (not wall units). To adjust the temperature, follow these instructions: On the thermostat, push the power button and the down arrow (button that adjusts the temp) at the exact same time.
If you do this correctly, you will see the letters "bp" where the temp normally shows. You are now bypassing the sensors in the room. You can then set the temp to whatever you want and it keeps the room that cold whether
you are in it or not. You might have to do this once a day as the thermostat tends to go back to sensor mode after 24 hours.