## Setpoint Temperature Settings in Thermostat Module

### Overview
The "Setpoint Temperature" settings allow you to configure how the thermostat handles the target temperature for your heating or cooling system.

### Key Parameters

- ***Setpoint Temperature Step***: Defines the increment or decrement steps for the setpoint temperature. Options include:
  - **0.1K**: Increments or decrements by 0.1K.
  - **0.5K**: Increments or decrements by 0.5K.
  - **1K**: Increments or decrements by 1K.

- ***Setpoint Temperature Indication***: Enables the feedback object for the setpoint temperature.

- ***Setpoint Up/Down Object State***: Activates a 1-bit object for increasing or decreasing the setpoint temperature with values 1 and 0.

- ***Setpoint Up/Down Object Polarity***: Sets the polarity for the 1-bit up/down object for setpoint temperature.

- ***Remember Setpoint Temperature After Bus Recovery***: Option to remember the last setpoint temperature after a power outage.

- ***Setpoint Temperature Lower Limit***: Sets the lower limit for the setpoint temperature. Can be set between 5-40 and must be less than *Setpoint Temperature Upper Limit*.

- ***Setpoint Temperature Upper Limit***: Sets the upper limit for the setpoint temperature. Can be set between 5-40 and must be greater than *Setpoint Temperature Lower Limit*.

## Purpose
- To provide precise control over the target temperature in your heating or cooling system.
- To allow for customization of temperature settings based on user preferences.

## Usage
This feature should be configured during the initial setup in the ETS software and can be adjusted as needed for specific use-cases.
