With two thermostats how can I configure it so that equipment does not start in conflict?

Cupertino, April 30, 2020

You have two eco-beds in my house. One floor and one floor. How can I set it up so that if one upstairs is cooling, the upstairs heating won't turn on?

For example, if it's 70 degrees outside and the house has warmed up all day, and the floor reads 72, but in the evening, the floor temperature can sink below the heating threshold of 69 and I don't want the heat to ignite upstairs in time. what upstairs needle is turned on.

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