URC Support TIDE DIAL Smart Thermostat User Guide

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TIDE Dial  

Smart Thermostat  

Quick Startup Guide  

Copyright © Universal Electronics  

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• ALL THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS & USER MANUALS
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URC Support TIDE DIAL Smart Thermostat User Guide Overview

Summary of Contents

• Page 1: Smart thermostat quick startup guide.
• Page 2: TIDE Dial Smart Thermostat Getting to know TIDE Dial Smart Thermostat What’s in the box? Guided setup on My Nevo App Out of Box Adjusting the Temperature Selecting System Mode Selecting Fan Speed Setting Menu Regulatory Statement
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• Page 4: Getting to know TIDE Dial Smart Thermostat Set your system to Auto or Cool. Set your system to Auto or On. Short cut key to switch Fan mode. Short cut key to switch system mode. Shows the temperature you preferred. TIDE UI turns blue when cooling, orange when heating, and green for fan. Gray means your system is off or not running. Shows the indoor temperature and relative humidity. Rotate dial to adjust preferred temperature or relative humidity up and down.
• Page 5: Nevo: Helpful by design - Weather, Air Quality, system status/alert, promotional message, and useful new features/tips can be found here. System mode represents current mode - Cool, Heat, Fan, Auto, Power Off, Dry, Cool 2nd stage, Heat 2nd stage, Heat 3rd stage, Emergency heat. Fan mode represents current fan status - Low, Mid, High, Auto, Off, Quiet, Step 1~5. Display brightness: Adjust display brightness from level 1 to 10. Eco/Boost mode: Mini-Split/VRV system only. Scene/Schedule: Set up Scene/Schedule if not already configured at the time of installation. Zone represents current Zone (e.g. 1st Floor or 2nd Floor) if zone is set up during installation. Once Scene/Schedule is set up and running, it represents current running scene. You will be able to switch between Comfort, Away, and Sleep or access Vacation mode. Settings: Thermostat settings and configurations.
• Page 6: What's in the box? TIDE Dial Smart Thermostat Wall cover plate (optional) Modular pack Metal plate (optional) Screws with anchors
• Page 7: Download My Nevo app to set up TIDE Dial, onboard Wi-Fi or connect sensors. If My Nevo App is not pre-installed, then you will be taken to the App Store or Google Play to install it. After app install, scan QR code to start device setup flow.
• Page 8: My Nevo app detects the installation status and directs you to next steps of completion. Make sure phone is connected to internet. Select TIDE Dial thermostat. Select the “Scan Now” prompt. Provide camera access and scan QR code. My Nevo identifies that the thermostat is not installed. My Nevo identifies successful installation and network setup. My Nevo identifies that the thermostat is installed but not connected to the internet.
• Page 9: Step-by-step guided flow on My Nevo app for thermostat installation. My Nevo app identifies that the thermostat installation starts step by step. Turn off power to the HVAC system. Remove old thermostat cover. Option to take photograph of wiring. Warning of high voltage if thermostat is not installed.
• Page 10: Compatibility checker to identify HVAC type and configure automatically. Check your HVAC compatibility with label wires. Unscrew old thermostat. Add wallplate. Install modular. Screw modular (optional). Pack to the wall. Compatibility checker.
• Page 11: Wiring the thermostat. Wire to terminal. Attach TIDE Dial. Add security screw (optional). Turn the power back on. Gang box installation and/or wall plate covering (optional). Install metal. Install modular plate (optional). Screw the modular pack. Copyright © Universal Electronics.
• Page 12: Once powered on, the thermostat automatically connects with the My Nevo app and configures itself without user intervention. The My Nevo app detects the powered thermostat via Bluetooth. The app connects to Wi-Fi setup flow.
• Page 13: Thermostat identified and installation complete, but no Wi-Fi. Connect the thermostat to Wi-Fi with 3 simple steps. My Nevo app identifies that the thermostat is installed but not connected to the internet. Select the Wi-Fi. Enter Wi-Fi password. Wi-Fi connected. Rename the thermostat after successful setup.
• Page 14: Guided setup on My Nevo App allows users to set up desired temperature for heat and cool for each scene. The scene feature is available only after the HVAC system type has been configured by the My Nevo app.
• Page 15: On screen setup (residential)
• Page 16: On screen setup (commercial) Schedule overrides
• Page 17: Adjusting temperature To adjust the desired temperature up or down, rotate dial clockwise or counter-clockwise on thermostat home screen. Setpoint Push The cooling setpoint cannot be set below the heating temperature setpoint. The thermostat will “push” the heating temperature setpoint lower if the cooling temperature setpoint is set below the current heating temperature setpoint. A 3 degree separation is maintained between the heating and cooling temperature setpoints. The same is true for raising the heating setpoint above the cooling setpoint. The thermostat will “push” the cooling setpoint up to maintain the 3 degree separation.
• Page 18: Auto mode allows the thermostat to automatically choose heating or cooling to reach the desired temperature. Both cooling and heating set points are displayed on the screen. To adjust the temperature, rotate the dial to highlight the desired mode, then press the dial to select. After selecting the heating or cooling set point, use the dial to adjust the temperature. Press the dial to confirm the selection once the desired temperature is reached. To adjust the temperature, rotate the dial to highlight the desired setting and press to select. After selecting the mode, rotate the dial to reach the desired temperature and press to confirm.
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• Page 20: Selecting system mode is displayed on the thermostat home screen. To switch modes, press the mode menu shortcut key and rotate the dial or press the dial to expose the menu. Navigate through the menu by rotating the dial and press to select the desired mode. System mode can vary depending on HVAC system type configuration. Auto mode allows heating or cooling to be serviced at the desired temperature, automatically switching between modes as needed. Emergency heat should only be used for emergencies until the HVAC system is repaired, as it is often the most expensive mode. Cool mode services only cooling at the desired temperature. Heat mode services only heating at the desired temperature. Emergency heat is an additional mode available only for heat pump systems. Off mode means the system is off, with no heating or cooling serviced.
• Page 21: Selecting fan speed is displayed on the thermostat home screen. To switch fan mode, press the fan menu shortcut key and rotate the dial or press the dial to expose the menu. Navigate through the menu by rotating the dial clockwise or counter-clockwise. After a valid selection, the selected mode icon will be displayed on the home screen. Fan mode can vary depending on HVAC system type configuration. Press to open the drop-down menu from anywhere and press again to close it. Auto mode allows the fan to operate automatically based on the HVAC system. On mode keeps the fan running independently of the heating or cooling system's operation. Press to expose the menu from the home screen or make a selection. Rotate the dial to navigate through the menu and press to select.
• Page 22: Setting menu Network Wi-Fi: Proceed to Wi-Fi setup if not set up yet. Check Wi-Fi status or change network settings once setup is complete. QuickSet Cloud: Indicates connectivity status with cloud. Zigbee: Proceed to Zigbee setup as a Zigbee coordinator or router. Coordinator: Setup TIDE Dial as coordinator using My Nevo app. Router: Connect TIDE Dial to your existing Zigbee network using on-screen instructions. Sensors Sensors & Devices Sensors: Add new sensor, list up internal sensor status and external sensor status (if available).
• Page 23: Preferences allow users to customize display options, wake options, temperature formats, and hold settings. Display options include selecting screen behavior after a timeout. Wake options can be set to activate via proximity detection or button press. Temperature format can be switched between Fahrenheit and Celsius with different increment settings. Temperature hold settings allow for temporary or permanent overrides of the schedule. The system section includes settings for time and day configuration. Software updates can be downloaded automatically when the thermostat is connected to the network. Access control features include child lock and comfort lock for guest access. Network reset and factory reset options are available for managing settings and preferences. User reset allows for transferring ownership by erasing specific settings while maintaining HVAC configuration.
• Page 24: Smart Home Integrate TIDE Dial into smart home ecosystems using Matter connectivity. Access Matter setup code and QR code. Once TIDE Dial is added to your Matter network, seamlessly control it using Google Home, Apple HomeKit, or Amazon Alexa. About Model: Shows model name – TIDE DIAL. Device Name: Unique device identifier for onboarding. Software Version: xxxx.yy.zz format. Wi-Fi: Indicates Wi-Fi address. IP Address: Indicates IP address if connected and assigned. 0.0.0.0 means not connected. Bluetooth: Indicates Bluetooth address. Zigbee: Indicates Zigbee address (optional).
• Page 25: Regulatory statement FCC statement 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. 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. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by reorienting or relocating the receiving antenna. You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: this device may not cause harmful interference, and this device must accept any interference received. To satisfy RF exposure requirements, this device and its antenna must operate with a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons. Industry Canada statement: This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). The crossed out wheeled bin symbol on this product ensures that this product is manufactured using high quality components that can be recycled and reused according to European Directive 2012/19/EU. Please do not dispose of this product with your normal household waste, refer to local regulations for the proper collection or disposal of electrical and electronic products.