Honeywell RTH9585WF1004 Manual
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RTH9585
Wi-Fi Series
Wi-Fi Color
Touchscreen
Programmable
Thermostat
In the box you will find
• Thermostat
• Wallplate
• Screws and anchors
• Quick Start Guide
Features of your Wi-Fi thermostat
With your new thermostat, you can:
• Connect to the Internet to monitor and control your heating/cooling system.
• View and change your heating/cooling system settings.
• View and set temperature and schedules.
• Receive alerts via email and get automatic upgrades.
• View outdoor temperature and humidity (requires Wi-Fi set up and registration).
• Thermostat ID Card
• Wire labels
• User Guide
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Welcome
Congratulations on your purchase of a Honeywell
Wi-Fi color touchscreen programmable thermostat.
When registered to Honeywell’s Total Connect
Comfort Solutions, you can remotely monitor and
control the heating and cooling system in your home
or business—you can stay connected to your comfort
system wherever you go.
Honeywell’s Total Connect Comfort is the perfect
solution if you travel frequently, own a vacation home,
a business, or manage an investment property or if
you are simply looking for peace of mind.
This thermostat works with common 24 volt systems such as forced air, hydronic,
heat pump, oil, gas, and electric. It will not work with millivolt systems, such as a
gas fireplace, or with 120/240 volt systems such as baseboard electric heat.
MERCURY NOTICE: Do not place your old thermostat in the trash if it contains
mercury in a sealed tube. Contact the Thermostat Recycling Corporation at
www.thermostat-recycle.org or 1-800-238-8192 for information on how and
where to properly and safely dispose of your old thermostat.
NOTICE: To avoid possible compressor damage, do not run air conditioner if the
outside temperature drops below 50°F (10°C).
Need help?
Visit wifithermostat.com or call 1-855-733-5465 for assistance before returning the
thermostat to the store.
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About your new thermostat
Home screen quick reference .............. 1
Business screen quick reference .........2
Installation
Installing your thermostat ..................... 3
Connecting to your Wi-Fi network ...... 10
Registering your thermostat online .... 13
Operation
Setting the time/date ..........................15
Setting the fan ....................................15
Selecting system mode ...................... 16
Preset energy-saving schedules ........ 16
Adjusting program schedules ............. 17
Overriding schedules–home ............... 18
Overriding schedules–business ......... 18
Viewing equipment status .................. 19
Setting vacation hold–home ...............19
Setting holiday/event schedules–
business ..........................................20
Setting custom events–business ........20
Setting holiday schedule–business ....21
Setting holiday override–business ...... 22
Initiating occupancy mode–business ..22
Customizing screen color ................... 23
Setting preferences ............................23
Cleaning the thermostat screen ......... 24
Adjusting security settings ..................24
Software updates ...............................25
Unregistering your thermostat ............25
Smart Response Technology ............. 25
Pre-occupancy purge .........................26
Compressor protection ....................... 26
Auto changeover ................................26
Setting advanced preferences ............ 27
Changing system setup ...................... 28
Appendices
Frequently asked questions................30
Getting help and responding to
alerts ...............................................31
Troubleshooting 32 ..................................
Limited warranty .................................34
Table of contents
Quick reference: home use
FAN. Select fan mode.
HOME. Touch to
display Home screen.
Current time.
Outdoor conditions.
Outdoor temperature
and humidity appear
after registration.
Current status. Shows
system mode (heat/
cool).
MODE. Select system
mode (heat, cool, auto,
em heat).
SETTINGS. Touch to
display options. Start
here to set a program
schedule.
Current setting.
Change temperature
setting and select
temporary or
permanent hold.
Indoor conditions.
Shows indoor
temperature and
humidity.
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Quick reference: business use
Setting up your thermostat
Setting up your Wi-Fi programmable touchscreen thermostat is easy. It is
preprogrammed and ready to go as soon as it is installed and registered.
Install your thermostat.
Connect it to your home wireless network.
Register online for remote access.
Before you begin, you may want to watch a brief installation video.
Use the QR Code® at the front of this guide, or go to
wifithermostat.com/support
2
3
1
FAN. Select fan mode.
HOME. Touch to
display Home screen.
Current time.
Outdoor conditions.
Outdoor temperature
and humidity appear
after registration.
Current status. Shows
system mode (heat/
cool).
Override. Touch to
temporarily override the
program schedule.
MODE. Select system
mode (heat, cool, auto,
em heat).
SETTINGS. Touch to
display options. Start
here to set a program
schedule.
Thermostat location.
Quickly identify which
thermostat is in control
of a specific area.
Current setting.
Change temperature
setting and select
temporary or
permanent hold.
Indoor conditions.
Shows indoor
temperature and
humidity.
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Installing your thermostat
You might need the following tools to install this thermostat:
• No. 2 Phillips screwdriver
• Pen
• Pencil
• Level (optional)
• Drill and bits (3/16” for drywall,
7/32” for plaster) (optional)
• Hammer (optional)
• Electrical tape (optional)
1 Switch OFF power to your
heating/cooling system.
Important! To protect your
equipment, switch OFF the power
to your heating/cooling system
at the breaker box or the system
switch.
or
Circuit
breaker
box
Heating/cooling
system power
switch
C
M33823A
If you have an older thermostat
with a sealed mercury tube, turn
to page ii for proper disposal
instructions.
Terminal
designation
2 Remove old thermostat faceplate
and leave wires connected.
2a Take a picture of the
wire connections for later
reference.
2b If no wire is connected to
a terminal labeled C or no
C terminal exists on the
old thermostat, view the
Alternate Wiring videos at
wifithermostat.com/videos
or reference the C-wire
addendum in the box.
Important! C wire is required
and is the power source for your
thermostat. Without a C wire, your
thermostat will not power up.
Note: You will need a
picture of your wire
connections to wire the
new thermostat.
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Installing your thermostat
3 Label the wires.
Use the supplied sticky tags
to label each wire as you
disconnect it. Label wires
according to the old thermostat
terminal designations, not by
wire color.
Note: If no tag matches a
terminal designation, write the
appropriate letter on a blank
sticky tag.
4 Remove wallplate.
Remove the old wallplate from
the wall after all wires have been
labeled and disconnected.
Blank tags
Sticky tag
Terminal
designation
C
C
Note: Wrap the wires around
a pencil to prevent them from
falling back into the wall.
LEVEL
HERE
R
Y
C
W
G
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C
K
Rc
R
W-
O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
5 Mount wallplate for Wi-Fi
thermostat.
Mount your new wallplate
using screws and anchors
included with the thermostat.
If necessary:
Drill 3/16-in holes for drywall.
Drill 7/32-in holes for plaster.
Note: You may be able to use
your existing wall anchors. Hold
the wallplate up to the existing
anchors to check for alignment.
Wallplate
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Installing your thermostat
Wiring (Conventional System
continued)
c In the image on the right, check the
box next to each connection. You will
use this checklist in Step 9.
d Verify wire is firmly secured by gently
pulling on wire.
e Repeat steps a–d for all other wires.
f Push any excess wire back into the
wall opening after all wires are
installed.
g Continue to page 8.
Labels don’t match?
See alternate wiring keys
on pages 7-8.
Important!
Check the box for each wire
you connect. You will need
this information in Step 9.
C
K
Rc
R
W-O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
Wiring (Heat Pump System)
6B Wire Wi-Fi thermostat to your heat pump.
a Starting with the C Wire, match the
sticky tag on the wire to the terminal
labels.
You must have a C wire. See page 5.
b Slide wire gently into terminal hole
until it clicks into place. (If you need
to remove a wire, use a pen tip to
press the terminal release and then
pull the wire out.)
Note: Refer to the wiring picture you took
in Step 2.
Tip: To make it easier to slide the wire
into place, use a pen tip to hold down the
terminal release.
Note: The wiring for your
application might be different than
the wiring shown below.
C
K
Rc
R
W-
O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
O
Y
G
R
C
AUX
Labels don’t match?
See alternate wiring keys
on pages 7-8.
Terminal release
Remove jumper loop ONLY if
you have both wires.R and Rc
EXAMPLE WIRING
Yours may look different
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Installing your thermostat
Wiring (Heat Pump System
continued)
c In the image on the right, check the
box next to each connection. You will
use this checklist in Step 9.
d Verify wire is firmly secured by gently
pulling on wire.
e Repeat steps a–d for all other wires.
Note: If old thermostat has separate
wires on and , use a wire nut to AUX E
attach both wires to a separate wire.
Slide this third wire into the W2-Aux/E
terminal.
f Push any excess wire back into the
wall opening after all wires are
installed.
g Continue to page 8.
Labels don’t match?
See alternate wiring keys
on pages 7-8.
Important!
Check the box for each wire
you connect. You will need
this information in Step 9.
C
K
Rc
R
W-O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
Alternate wiring (Conventional System)
Use this if your wire labels
don’t match the terminal labels.
Note: You must have a C wire
or equivalent. See page 5.
Alternate wiring key (Conventional System)
1• If you have both an and wire, unplug the jumper loop by pulling on the wire R Rc
loop.
• If your old thermostat had both and wires, connect the wire to the R RH R Rc
terminal, the wire to the terminal, and unplug the jumper loop.RH R
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C
R
W
Y
G
1
1
C
K
Rc
R
W-
O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
W1
W2
Y2
RH 4 V
Rc
R
C1 X B
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Installing your thermostat
Alternate wiring (Heat Pump System)
Use this if your wire labels
don’t match the terminal labels.
Note: You must have a C wire
or equivalent. See page 5.
Alternate wiring key (Heat Pump System)
7 Attach thermostat to wallplate.
Align the thermostat with the
wallplate and then snap into place.
Thermostat
Wallplate
LEVEL
HERE
If you have both an and wire, unplug the jumper loop by pulling on the wire R Rc
loop.
If your old thermostat had both and wires, connect the wire to the R RH R Rc
terminal, the wire to the terminal, and unplug the jumper loop.RH R
If your old thermostat had both and wires, check wifithermostat.com for help.V VR
If your old thermostat had separate and wires, and is controlling a single zone O B
heat pump system, attach the wire to the . If there is more than one thermostat B C
controlling the system, call Honeywell zoning at 800-828-8367 for wiring assistance.
If your old thermostat had separate Y1, W1, and wires, check W2
wifithermostat.com for help.
If the old thermostat has separate wires on and use a wire nut to attach both Aux E,
wires to a separate wire. Slide this third wire into the terminal.W2-Aux/E
This is the system monitor. If the monitor finds a problem, you will see an orange alert
button on the thermostat home screen.
2
1
4
6
3
5
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C
R
O
Y
G
2
C
K
Rc
R
W-
O/B
Y
G
W2-
Aux/E
Y2
L
3
4
5
AUX
X X2
Y2
1
B
6
X B
Rc
R
V VR
1
L
F
W W1 W2
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Installing your thermostat
9e Select your system type and touch
Next. The system type determines
other selections for completing initial
setup. Use the checklist from Step
6A-d when making selections.
9f Touch Next after making selections
on each screen.
9g Touch Done on the last screen. The
thermostat displays an option to
connect to your Wi-Fi network.
Note: Touch the orange Help button on
any screen for more information.
Next
Connecting to your Wi-Fi network
After touching
Done
on the final screen of the
initial set up, the thermostat displays an option to
connect to your Wi-Fi network.
1 Connect the Wi-Fi network.
Touch Yes to connect the thermostat to your
Wi-Fi network. The screen displays the
message “Searching for wireless networks.
Please wait...” after which it displays a list of
all Wi-Fi networks it can find.
Note: If you cannot complete this step now,
touch
I’ll do it later
. The thermostat will display
the home screen. Complete this process by
selecting
SETTINGS
>
Wi-Fi Setup
. Continue with
Step 2.
2 Select the network.
2a Touch the name of the network you
want to use. The thermostat displays a
password page.
Yes
Your Network
Note: If your home network is not
shown on the list, touch
Rescan
.
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2b Using the keyboard, touch the
characters that spell out your home
network password.
2c Touch Done. The thermostat displays
“Connecting to your network. Please
wait...” then shows a “Connection
Successful” screen.
2d Touch OK to display the registration
information screen.
2e Note your Thermostat MAC and
Thermostat CRC. You need these
numbers to complete online
registration.
Done
OK
Connecting to your Wi-Fi network
To register your thermostat, follow the
instructions beginning on page 13.
Note: The Register Online screen remains
active until you complete registration and/or
touch .Done
Note: If you touch Done before you register
online, your home screen displays an
orange alert button telling you to register.
Touching that button displays registration
information and an option to snooze the
task.
Done
Register online
for remote
a sscce
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Reconnecting your Wi-Fi network
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Wi-Fi Setup
3 Touch the name of the network you want
to use. The thermostat may display a
password page.
4 To enter a password, touch characters to
spell out your home network password,
then touch Done.
5 The thermostat displays “Connecting
to your network. Please wait...” then a
“Connection Successful” screen.
6 Touch .Next
• If your thermostat is registered, you
will see your signal strength and other
status information. Touch Done.
• If the screen displays “Register
Online for Remote Access,” follow
instructions on page 13.
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Wi-Fi Setup
Disconnecting your Wi-Fi network
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Wi-Fi Setup
3 Touch Disconnect from Network. The
thermostat will display a question to
confirm your selection.
4 Touch Yes to confirm that you want
to disconnect from the network. The
thermostat will display the Wi-Fi Setup
screen.
5 Touch OK to display the menu.
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Wi-Fi Setup
Disconnect from Network
OK
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M31570
To view and set your Wi-Fi thermostat
remotely, you must have a Total Connect
Comfort account. Use the following steps.
1 Open the Total Connect Comfort web
site.
Go to mytotalconnectcomfort.com
View the Wi-Fi Thermostat
Registration video at
wifithermostat.com/videos
Registering your thermostat online
2 Login or create an account.
If you have an account,
click Login
– or –
click Create An Account
2a Follow the instructions on the screen.
2b Check your email for an activation
message from My Total Connect
Comfort. This may take several
minutes.
Note: If you do not receive a response,
check your junk mailbox or use an alternate
e-mail address.
2c Follow activation instructions in
the email.
2d Log in.
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Setting the time/date
1 Touch the current time. The screen displays
Set Time/Set Date.
2 Touch .Set Time or Set Date
3 Touch p or q until the proper time/date is
displayed.
4 Touch Done to save or to ignore Cancel
changes.
Note: This thermostat will automatically update
for daylight saving time (if observed in your
area) and all date/time information is stored.
If the thermostat is connected to Wi-Fi and
registered to Total Connect Comfort, the current
time is updated from the internet. Done
Setting the fan
1 Touch FAN to display fan settings.
2 Touch , , On Automatic Circulate, or Follow
Schedule.
Note: Follow Schedule option only appears if
the fan is set for On or Circulate for one or more
program periods.
3 Touch Done to save and exit.
On: Fan is always on.
Automatic: Fan runs only when the heating or cooling system is
on.
Circulate: Fan runs randomly about 35% of the time (home use
only).
Follow Schedule: Follow Schedule is not an option if all programs
are set to fan auto (see pages
16
-18).
Note: Touch On, Automatic, or Circulate to temporarily override the
programmed fan schedule.
FAN
Done
12:12 am
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Preset energy-saving schedules
This thermostat uses default Energy Saver settings that can reduce your heating/
cooling expenses. To customize settings, see next page.
Wake 6:00 am 70° 78° 70° 78°
Leave 8:00 am 62° 85° 62° 85°
Return 6:00 pm 70° 78° 70° 78°
Sleep 10:00 pm 62° 82° 62° 82°
Cool
(Mon-Fri)Start time
Heat
(Mon-Fri)Period
Heat
(Sat-Sun)
Cool
(Sat-Sun)
Home Use
Occupied 1 8:00 am 70° 75° On
Unoccupied 1 10:00 pm 55° 85° Auto
Occupied 2* 12:00 am 70° 75° On
Unoccupied 2* 12:00 am 55° 85° Auto
CoolStart time HeatPeriod Fan
Business Use
* Period 2 is cancelled by default. If you activate it, the values shown above are
default settings.
Setting system mode
1 Touch MODE to display system settings.
2 Touch desired option:
Heat: Thermostat controls only the heating
system.
Cool: Thermostat controls only the cooling
system.
Off: Heating/cooling systems are off.
Automatic: Thermostat selects heating or
cooling as needed depending on the indoor temperature.
Emergency Heat (heat pumps with aux. heat): Controls
auxiliary/emergency heat. Compressor is locked out.
3 Touch Done to save and exit.
Note: The Automatic and system settings may not Emergency Heat
appear, depending on how your thermostat was installed. See “Auto
changeover” on page 26.
MODE
Done
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Adjusting program schedules
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Create/Edit Schedule
• Touch View/Edit to view the full
schedule and make a quick
adjustment.
• Touch Guide Me to create a schedule
by answering simple questions.
• Touch I’ll do it myself to manually
create a program schedule.
Note: To reduce costs, use the pre-set
Energy Saver settings described on
page 16.
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Create / Edit Schedule
If you selected on the Create/I’ll do it myself
Edit Schedule screen follow these steps:
1 Select the days to schedule, touch Next.
2 Touch Wake to set your Wake time for
selected days.
Next
6:00 am
Heat: 70°
Cool: 78°
Fan: Auto
WAKE
3 Touch p or qto set Heat and Cool
temperatures for the Wake period, then
touch .Done
4 Touch other time periods (Leave, , Return
Sleep) to set time and temperatures for
each.
5 Touch Done to save and exit.
Note: Touch Delete Period to eliminate any
unwanted time period.
Note: Touch Fan Settings to customize fan
settings for any time period.
Done
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Overriding schedules: home use
1 Touch p or qto adjust the
temperature (right side of screen)
and the Hold Until time. The schedule
will resume when the Hold Until time
expires.
2 Touch Permanent to keep the same
temperature until you change it or
resume the program schedule.
3 Touch Cancel Hold at any time to
resume the program schedule.
PERMANENT
Overriding schedules: business use
Touch p or qto adjust the temperature.
It will be maintained until the hold time
you set.
• To change the hold time, touch the
Hold Until arrow buttons. This time can
be adjusted up to the maximum time
set on the Override Duration screen in
Advanced Preferences (page 27).
• Touch Override to use a pre-set occupied
temperature if a person uses the room
during an unoccupied period. The new
temperature will be maintained for 1 hour
and can be adjusted up to the maximum
time set on the Override Duration screen
in Advanced Preferences (page 27).
The programmed schedule will resume when
the override timer expires. Touch Cancel Hold
at any time to resume the program schedule.
OVERRIDE
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Viewing equipment status
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Equipment Status
3 Touch p or qto view the status of
all the equipment your thermostat
is controlling. Depending on how
your thermostat was installed, the
Equipment Status screen can report
data about the following systems:
• Heating and cooling
• Fan
• Thermostat information
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Equipment Status
Done
Setting vacation hold: home use
This feature helps you save energy while
you are away, and restores comfortable
settings just before you return home.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Vacation Mode
3 Touch p or qto select the date you
leave, then touch for further Next
scheduling details, including times of
day, temperature settings, return date,
and return settings.
4 Review your selections on the last
display, and touch to save your Done
settings. Touch Back, then to Cancel
ignore the changes.
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Next
Done
Vacaon Mode
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Setting holiday/event schedules: business use
This feature helps you conserve energy
when the workplace is unoccupied for
special events and holidays.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Holiday/Event Scheduler
3 Select the item you want to schedule.
• Custom Events lets you set up
other days for special schedules.
• US and Canadian Holiday options
let you select from a list of holidays
commonly observed in each
country.
4 Make selections as prompted on each
screen. For more information, see next
two pages.
5 Touch Done to save your settings.
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Custom events
H roliday /Event Schedule
Setting custom events: business use
This feature lets you customize
temperature settings to be maintained
during a specific event. You can set up an
event for a specific date or day in a month.
The thermostat resumes normal scheduling
after the event.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select .Holiday/Event Scheduler
3 Select Custom events from the Holiday/
Event Scheduler menu.
4 Select .Create a new event
5 Select .Unoccupied or Occupied
Custom events
Create a new event
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Setting custom events: business use
6 Select .Specific Date or Month/Weekday
• For Specific Date, you are prompted
to select the start date, settings,
end date, and frequency for the
event.
• For Month/Weekday, you are
prompted to select the month, day
of the week, week of the month,
settings, length of event, and
frequency of the event.
7 Review the settings and touch to Done
save them. Touch Back, then to Cancel
ignore the changes.
Done
Next
Setting holiday schedule: business use
This feature lets you customize temperature
settings to be maintained on specified national
holidays. The thermostat resumes normal
scheduling between selected holidays.
1 Select US Holidays or from Canadian Holidays
the Holiday/Event Scheduler menu.
2 Select Add/Edit Holidays. A list of national
holidays is displayed.
3 Touch the check box next to each holiday for
which you want to maintain specific settings,
(Touch p or qto scroll through the holiday
list.) then touch Next.
Set the holiday schedule for Occupied
or Unoccupied temperatures, depending
whether the building will be in use.
4 Touch p or qto select the Heat and Cool
temperatures.
5 Review the settings and touch to save Done
them. Touch Back, then to ignore the Cancel
changes.
Next
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Setting holiday override: business use
This feature lets you customize temperature
settings to be maintained from now until
a specified date. The thermostat resumes
normal scheduling on the date you select.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select Holiday Mode to display
temperatures while you are away on
holiday.
3 Touch p or qto select the Heat and
Cool temperatures, then touch to Next
select return date.
4 Review the settings and touch to Done
save them. Touch Back, then to Cancel
ignore the changes.
Note: The cool temperature can only be set
higher than the unoccupied program setting
and the heat temperature can only be set
lower than the unoccupied program setting.
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Holiday Mode
Done
Initiating occupancy mode: business use
This feature keeps the temperature at
an energy-saving level until you touch
OVERRIDE. When you arrive, touch the button
to maintain a comfortable temperature while
the room is occupied.
Touch the or buttons to set the p q
temperature or the Hold Until time. The
temperature is maintained until the time
you set. Temperature returns to an energy-
saving level after the timer expires, or the
“Occupied” period ends.
OVERRIDE
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Customizing screen color
You can customize your thermostat display
to match your décor.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Touch .Color Themes
3 Select the name of a color to use
a predefined background, or select
Custom to define you own background
color and text.
• If you select a color name, the
screen shows an example on the left.
Touch Done to accept that selection.
• If you touch , the screen gives Custom
you instructions. Touch Next to step
through the choices; touch Done
when you are satisfied with your
changes.
Color Themes
Done
Next
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Setting preferences
Preference menu options let you select
how the thermostat displays information or
responds to certain situations.
1 Touch .SETTINGS and select Preferences
2 Select an option and follow prompts:
• Reminders
• Utility Schedule Options
• Backlight
• Smart Response Technology
• Advanced Preferences
• Restore Default Schedule
• Restore Factory Defaults
3 Touch Done to save your settings.
Touch Cancel to ignore changes.
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Pr seference
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Cleaning the thermostat screen
When you select the Clean Screen
option, the screen is locked so you don’t
accidentally change settings while you
clean.
1 Touch .SETTINGS
2 Select Clean Screen. A prompt asks if you
want to clean the screen for 30 seconds.
3 Touch Yes. A countdown timer displays
elapsed time until the screen is
reactivated.
Note: Do NOT spray any liquid directly
on the thermostat. Spray liquids onto a
cloth, then use the damp cloth to clean
the screen. Use water or household glass
cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleansers.
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Clean Screen
Yes
Adjusting security settings
You can adjust security options to prevent
unauthorized changes to system settings.
1 Touch SETTINGS and select Security
Settings.
2 Select .Change Lock Mode
3 Select an option and follow prompts:
Unlocked: Full access allowed.
Partially locked: Only temperature
can be changed.
Fully locked: No access allowed.
Note: If you choose to use a password for
additional security, write it here for reference:
SE INGSTT
S security Seng
Change Lock Mode
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Software updates
Honeywell periodically issues updates to the
software for this thermostat. The updates occur
automatically through your Wi-Fi connection. All
your settings are saved, so you will not need to
make any changes after the update occurs.
Updates occur in the early morning. After your
thermostat receives the software, it reboots, briefly
displaying the Honeywell logo. The screen then
shows “Updating software…” with a green progress bar. When the update is complete,
your home screen will appear as usual.
Note: If you are not connected to Wi-Fi or registered at Total Connect Comfort, you will
not get automatic updates.
Unregistering your thermostat
If you remove the thermostat from your
Total Connect Comfort website account (for
example, you’re moving and leaving the
thermostat behind), follow these steps:
1 On mytotalconnectcomfort.com log into
your account.
2 Under My Account, select Edit My Profile.
3 Click the button.Delete My Account
Your thermostat will display an orange button
that says Register Online.
Smart Response Technology
This feature (home use only) allows the
thermostat to “learn” how long the heating/cooling
system takes to reach programmed temperature
settings, so the temperature is reached at the time
you set.
For example: Set the Wake time to 6:00 am, and
the temperature to 70°. The heat will come on
before 6:00 am, so the temperature is 70° by 6:00
am.
Note: Select Smart Response Technology in the Preferences menu (“Setting
preferences” on page 23).
The message “in recovery” is displayed when the system is activated before a
scheduled time period.
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Pre-occupancy purge
This business use feature turns on the
fan 1 to 3 hours before each “occupied”
time period, to provide a comfortable
work environment when you arrive.
Compressor protection
The thermostat keeps the compressor
off for a few minutes before restarting,
to prevent equipment damage. During
this “off” time, the message “waiting for
equipment” is displayed on screen.
Auto changeover
This feature is used in climates where
both air conditioning and heating are used
on the same day.
When the system is set to , the Automatic
thermostat automatically selects heating
or cooling depending on the indoor
temperature.
Heat and cool settings must be at least
3 degrees apart. The thermostat will
automatically adjust settings to maintain
this 3-degree separation.
Note: Select Auto Changeover on the
Heating and Cooling System Changeover
screen under Advanced Preferences. See
“Setting advanced preferences” on page
27.
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Setting advanced preferences
You can change options for a number of
system functions. Although many options,
such as language and temperature indication
settings are the same for all setups, others
depend on the type of system you have.
1 Touch SETTINGS. The thermostat displays a
list of options.
2 Select >Preferences Advanced Preferences.
The thermostat displays the first screen of
options that you can change.
3 On each screen, make changes as
needed, then touch to display new Next
options. Repeat this step until you have
made all changes.
Tables on pages 27-28 explain the
screens and options under Advanced
Preferences.
4 When you have made all changes, press
Done to save and exit.
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Pr seference
Advanc esed Preferenc
Next
Advanced Preferences Options (SETTINGS > Preferences > Advanced Preferences)
Screen Title Settings and Options (Options vary depending on setup.)
Scheduling Options
Select Non-programmable or Programmable. Programmable uses
default or customized programming to automatically raise and
lower temperature settings for different times of day.
Temperature Indication
Scale Select Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Heating and Cooling
System Changeover Select Manual or Automatic.
Number of Schedule
Periods Select 2 Periods Per Day or 4 Periods Per Day. (see page 16).
Pre-occupancy Purge
Duration
Select how long the fan will run before each occupied period: Off,
1, 2, or 3 hours.
Type of Override
Select Standard to maintain the programmed periods or Initiate
Occupancy to use energy-saving settings until a user presses
Start Occupancy.
Override Duration Select how long to maintain temperature during an override: 1-10
hours or No Limit.
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Setting advanced preferences
Advanced Preferences Options (concluded)
Screen Title Settings and Options (Options vary depending on setup.)
Early Recovery for Heating Select No to begin recovery on schedule or Yes to ramp up
temperature early.
Early Recovery for Cooling Select No to begin recovery on schedule or Yes to ramp down
temperature early.
Temperature Limits Select the Minimum Cool and Maximum Heat Limit.
Keypad Lockout Select Unlocked/Partially Locked/Locked.
Clock Format Select 12 Hour or 24 Hour.
Daylight Saving Time Select Off or On. If set to On, the system will automatically change
time/date to account for daylight saving.
Indoor Display Offsets Select the number of degrees to offset indoor temperature or
percentage to offset indoor humidity.
Changing system setup
System Setup
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If your needs change, you can change the
basic system settings you chose during
thermostat installation (page 9).
1 Touch SETTINGS. The thermostat
displays a list of options.
2 Select System Setup. The thermostat
displays the first screen of options that
you can change.
3 On each screen, make changes as
needed then touch to display new Next
options. Repeat this step until you have
made all changes. Table on page 29
explain the System Setup screens and
options.
4 When you have made all changes,
press Done to save and exit.
Next
Touch the Help button
to see information
about screen options.
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Changing system setup
System Setup Options (SETTINGS > System Setup)
Screen Title Settings and Options (Options vary depending on setup.)
Language English/Français/Español.
Thermostat installed
in
Home/Business (Thermostat is used in a residential (default) or
commercial setting).
Your thermostat
location
Touch THERMOSTAT button to display a screen where you can enter a
custom name using a keypad. If you have only one thermostat, you can
leave the name as THERMOSTAT. For business installations you can check
a box to display the thermostat name on the home screen.
Your thermostat
controls Select Heating or Cooling or both (default).
Your system type
Select Forced Air (default), Heat Pump, or Hot Water or Steam. Each option
offers different choices on the following screens. See Step 9e under Installing
your Thermostat on page 10.
Your forced air
heating system type
Select type of furnace. This menu option only appears if Forced Air is
selected for “Your System Type”.
Efficiency of your
heating system
Select Standard Efficiency Forced Air (default) or High Efficiency Forced
Air.
Your heating system
type
If you selected Hot Water or Steam on “Your system type,” select the
specific heating system here.
Number of cooling
stages
Select 1 Stage (default) or 2 Stages. If you are unsure, note which wires
you have connected: ‘Y’ wire only (1 stage) or ‘Y’ and ‘Y2’(refer to your
check list in Step 6 on page 5.) Number of cool stages does not
appear if “Heat Pump” is selected or cool stages is set to “0”.
Number of heating
stages
Select 1 Stage (default) or 2 Stages. If you are unsure, note which wires
you have connected: ‘W’ wire only (1 stage) or ‘W’ and ‘W2’ (refer to your
check list in Step 6 on page 5.) Number of heat stages only appears if
“Forced Air” is selected for “Your System Type”.
Your fan control
Select whether your thermostat (default) or heating system controls the fan.
Your fan control only appears if “Electric” is selected for “Your Forced Air
Heating System Type”.
Type of changeover
valve
If you selected Heat Pump on “Your system type,“ select whether it uses a
cooling changeover valve (default) or heating changeover valve. f you are
unsure, note which wires you have connected: refer to your check list in
Step 6 on page 6.
Number of heat
pump compressor
stages
Select 1 Stage (default) or 2 Stages. If you are unsure, note which wires
you have connected: ‘Y’ wire only (1 stage) or ‘Y’ and ‘Y2’(refer to your
check list in Step 6 on page 6.).
Your backup heat
No or Yes (default) you can determine whether you have backup heat by
refering to your check list in Step 6 on page 6. Your backup heat only
appears if “Your System Type” is set to Heat Pump.
Note: Touch the orange Help button on any screen for more information.
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Frequently asked questions
:Q Will my thermostat still work if I lose my Wi-Fi connection?
:A Yes, the thermostat will operate your heating and/or cooling system with or without
Wi-Fi.
:Q How do I find the password to my router?
:A Contact the manufacturer of the router or check the router documentation.
:Q Why isn’t my thermostat connecting to my Wi-Fi router even though it is very
close to the thermostat?
:A Verify that the password entered for the Wi-Fi router is correct.
:Q My thermostat is unable to register to the Total Connect Comfort website.
:A Verify that the thermostat is correctly enrolled on your homeWi-Fi network. At
SETTINGS > Wi-Fi Setup, check for the Wi-Fi-signal strength icon. Verify that the
Wi-Fi router has a good internet connection. On your computer, verify that you can
open the site at mytotalconnectcomfort.com If you cannot open the site, switch off
the internet modem for a few seconds, then power it back on.
:Q I registered on the Total Connect Comfort website but was unable to login
using my new account.
:A Check your email and ensure that you received an activation email. Follow the
instructions to activate your account and then login to the website.
:Q I have signed up on Total Connect Comfort website and have not received a
confirmation email.
:A Check for the email in your Junk or Deleted folder.
:Q Is there a way to extend the signal strength?
:A Most standard routers can be set up to be a repeater. You can also purchase and
install a Wi-Fi repeater.
For more FAQs, see wifithermostat.com
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Getting help and responding to alerts
Your thermostat offers two types of
assistance, if these assistance options
do not answer your questions, review the
FAQs (page 30) and troubleshooting
tips (page 32).
On screen help
Most displays include an orange Help
button.
1 Touch Help to display instructions for
using the screen.
2 Touch OK to redisplay the original
screen.
Help
OK
On screen alerts
Your home screen will display a large
orange button when you need to correct a
setting or system problem.
1 Touch the button, the thermostat
displays instructions for completing the
task to which you were alerted.
2 Touch OK on the instruction display,
then carry out the task. When the task
is complete, the alert button will no
longer be displayed.
Replace Air
Filter
OK
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If you have difficulty with your thermostat, please try the following suggestions. Most
problems can be corrected quickly and easily.
Display is
blank
• Check circuit breaker and reset if necessary.
• Make sure power switch at heating and cooling system is on.
• Make sure furnace door is closed securely.
• Make sure C wire is connected (see page 5).
Cannot change
system setting
to Cool
• Check that System Setup screen “Your thermostat controls” or “Your
system type” is set to match your heating and cooling equipment (see
page 29).
Fan does
not turn on
when heat is
required
• Check that System Setup screen “Your fan control” is set to match your
heating equipment (see page 28).
“Wait” appears
on the screen
• Compressor protection feature is engaged. Wait 5 minutes for the system
to restart safely, without damage to the compressor.
Heat pump
issues cool air
in heat mode,
or warm air in
cool mode
• Check your setting for System Setup screen “Type of changeover valve” to
make sure it is properly configured for your system (see page 28).
Heating or
cooling system
does not
respond
• Touch MODE to set system to Heat. Make sure the temperature is set
higher than the Inside temperature.
• Touch MODE to set system to Cool. Make sure the temperature is set
lower than the Inside temperature.
• Check circuit breaker and reset if necessary.
• Make sure power switch at heating and cooling system is on.
• Make sure furnace door is closed securely.
• If “Wait” is displayed, the compressor protection timer is on. Wait 5 minutes
for the system to restart safely, without damaging the compressor (see
page 26).
Heating system
is running in
cool mode
• Check that System Setup screen “Your thermostat controls” or “Your
system type” is set to match your heating and cooling equipment (see
“System Setup Options (SETTINGS > System Setup)” on page 29).
Troubleshooting
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Glossary
C wire
The “C” or common wire brings 24 VAC power to the thermostat from the heating/cooling system.
Some mechanical or battery operated thermostats may not have this wire connection. It is
necessary for establishing a Wi-Fi connection to your home network.
Heat Pump heating/cooling system
Heat pumps are used to heat and cool a home. If your old thermostat has a setting for emergency
heat, you likely have a heat pump.
Conventional heating/cooling system
Non–heat pump type systems; these include air handlers, furnaces or boilers that run on natural
gas, oil or electricity. They may or may not include an air conditioner.
Jumper Loop
In this thermostat, a plug with a wire loop located below the terminal block is used to connect the
R and Rc terminals.
MAC ID, MAC CRC
Alphanumeric codes that uniquely identify your Wi-Fi thermostat and used for registering the
thermostat to your account at mytotalconnectcomfort.com
QR Code®
Quick response code. A two-dimensional,machine-readable image. Your wireless device can read
the black and white pattern in the square and link its browser directly to a web site. QR Code is a
registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
Regulatory information
FCC Compliance Statement (Part 15.19) (USA only)
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
1 This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2 This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Warning (Part 15.21) (USA only)
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
FCC Interference Statement (Part 15.105 (b)) (USA only)
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 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.
Equipment interface module, thermostats and outdoor
sensor
To comply with FCC and Industry Canada RF exposure limits
for general population/ uncontrolled exposure, the antenna(s)
used for these transmitters must be installed to provide a
separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and
must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna.
Portable Comfort Control
This portable transmitter with its antenna complies with
FCC and Industry Canada RF exposure limits for general
population/ uncontrolled exposure. This device must not be
co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna
or transmitter.
Section 7.1.2 of RSS-GEN
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter
may only operate using an antenna of type and maximum
(or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry
Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users,
the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than
that necessary for successful communication.
Section 7.1.3 of RSS-GEN
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.
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | Honeywell |
| Kategori: | Termostat |
| Model: | RTH9585WF1004 |
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