Vine TJ-560 Smart Thermostat User Manual

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TJ-560 Wi-Fi Thermostat  

User Manual  

Smart, yet Simple.  

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Name	Vine TJ-560 Smart Thermostat User Manual
Make	Vine
Language	English
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Vine TJ-560 Smart Thermostat User Manual Overview

Summary of Contents

• Page 1: - T J -560 Wi-Fi thermostat - User manual - Smart, yet simple.
• Page 2: This user manual only includes installation and simple setup instructions. For the more detailed operating instructions and user guide, scan the QR code. Watch installation video by scanning the QR code.
• Page 3: Vine app setup To download the Vine Thermostat or Smart Life app, scan the QR code or search for it in the app stores. Open the Vine Thermostat or Smart Life app. If you already have an account, tap Sign In. To create a new account, tap Sign Up. You must create your own Vine account to use third-party services and products. Tap + and select your smart thermostat. Follow the in-app instructions to set up your smart thermostat. You can change the name and icon at any time by going to the smart thermostat screen. You can use the Vine app to connect your smart thermostat to Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
• Page 4: Vine thermostat - a smart choice for smart life. Items included in box: Wi-Fi thermostat, wall plate, large trim plate, screws sets, wiring labels, user manual. You may also need these tools: Phillips screwdriver, level, pencil, home Wi-Fi password.
• Page 5: Compatibility information is crucial for proper installation. Conventional systems include 2H/2C configurations. Heat pump systems include 4H/2C configurations and may have auxiliary or emergency heat. Supported fuel types include gas, oil, and electric. Dual fuel support is available. A C-wire is required to power the thermostat (24V-AC). Incompatible wiring and voltage must be checked. Old thermostats should be checked for compatibility with specific systems. Electric baseboard heat (110VAC~240V AC) is not supported. Millivolt systems and S terminals for sensors are also not supported.
• Page 6: Installation Switch off the power to protect your equipment. To ensure the power is off, change the temperature with your current thermostat and wait for at least 5 minutes. Check that your system is off by turning on your heat or AC. Wait a few minutes; you should not feel air coming from your vents. If you have a digital thermostat with a blank display, skip this step.
• Page 7: Remove your old thermostat from the wall plate. Most thermostats allow you to remove the main unit and provide access to a wall plate which holds the wiring terminals. Some thermostats may have screws, buttons, or clasps. Do not remove any wires from your thermostat at this time. Take a picture of your existing wall plate's wiring and save it for reference. Make sure you can read the wire terminal labels. Label the old wall plate with your new thermostat labels from the packing box.
• Page 8: Disconnect the wires and remove the old wall plate. Disconnect the wires from the old thermostat one by one; you may need a screwdriver to release wires from terminals. Unscrew and take off the mounting plate of your old thermostat from the wall. Wrap the wires around a pen or pencil so they don’t fall back. Mount the new wall plate. You can choose to use the trim plate which comes along with your thermostat. The trim plate is useful if you want to hide marks or holes left on the wall of your old thermostat. Align the mounting holes on the trim plate and wall plate and press them together. Pull the wires through the hole in the middle of the wall plate and attach the wall plate to the wall using the screw set. Be sure to check the alignment of your wall plate before and after the wall plate installation.
• Page 9: Use the picture you took before as reference to wire. The following chart is a wiring diagram for common systems. Please make sure that a C-wire exists in your old thermostat system. Conventional System includes power for cooling, power for heating, common wire, and fan. Heat Pump System includes power for cooling, power for heating, common wire, and various stages for heating and cooling. Thermostat is applicable for conventional heating and cooling (up to two stages each).
• Page 10: Thermostat options include combined single stage heat and single stage cool with C-wire, single stage heat/two stage heat pump with emergency heat and auxiliary heat with C-wire, and dual fuel system combined single/two stage heat pump and single/two stage furnace with C-wire. The switch is used to connect R/RC with RH. If you have two power wires (R/RC and RH), please flip the switch to the disconnect side to disconnect R/RC with RH.
• Page 11: If C-wire does not exist in your system, check the instruction below. Check for spare wire behind your wall plate of old thermostat. Connect it to the C terminal on the new wall plate. Remove cover from furnace or heating system. Open the heating and cooling system to find the control board. Find the other end of the spare wire. Connect the spare wire to the C-terminal. Close the cover to the furnace or heating system. Insert your remaining wires into the side of their corresponding terminal blocks. Pull wires to ensure wires are securely connected.
• Page 12: Install the thermostat to the wall plate. Aim the four clips of the back plate of the thermostat and gently push to fit the wiring pole to the terminals on the wall plate. Power on and enjoy. Turn on the switch that controls your heating and cooling system. The thermostat will be powered on and prompt you to start the setup. If you have any trouble installing the device or app, check the information for help.
• Page 13: Congratulations, you did it! Say hi to your new thermostat! To complete, follow the instruction on your thermostat screen.
• Page 14: Device main screen displays current date and time. Wi-Fi state is indicated. Indoor humidity is shown. Indoor temperature is displayed. Heating setpoint can be adjusted. Cooling setpoint can be adjusted. Current schedule period is visible.
• Page 15: Device initial setup The device will automatically direct you to the initialization setup process once it’s turned on for the first time. Heat type Select your home’s HVAC type from the options available: Gas/Oil/Furnace, Electric, Heat Pump, Dual Fuel, or no heating. If you are not sure of which one to select, contact support. If you have a furnace or boiler installed, select Gas/Oil/Furnace and tap it. Select fan control and heat/cool stage depending on your application. Tap the Next button to continue.
• Page 16: If you have an electric system, select Electric and tap it. Select Heat/Cool stage depending on your application. Tap Next button to continue. If you have a heat pump, select Heat Pump and tap it. Follow the on-screen instructions to configure. Tap Next button to continue.
• Page 17: If you have a dual fuel system, select Dual Fuel and follow the on-screen instructions to configure. If you have no heating appliance, select No Heating and choose the Cool stage depending on your application. After creating an account and signing in to the Vine App, you will be prompted to create or join a home. If you are the owner of the thermostat, select Create My Home. Enter a home name and address to enable weather forecast, timezone, and more information on the device. Select Save Home to complete the process.
• Page 18: Add device A reliable Wi-Fi connection is required to access smart features such as remote access and weather forecast. Please follow on-screen instructions to complete the Wi-Fi setup. If you have your Vine thermostat installed by a professional or installed by yourself while it’s not yet connected to Wi-Fi, choose Yes, it is installed. Select Wi-Fi Setup and follow instructions to start Wi-Fi connection. After signing into your account, tap + icon on the screen to add a new device. Follow the step-by-step instruction in the Vine app. The Wi-Fi connection process will be slightly different depending on your phone’s operating system (iOS/Android). Congratulations! Now you can control your thermostat by App. If you skip this step during the first time connection, you will be required to connect Wi-Fi through Menu-> Wi-Fi Connect->Wi-Fi Setup.
• Page 19: APP main screen Setting Current device date & time Indoor temperature Indoor humidity Heating setpoint Cooling setpoint Current schedule period Schedule Current mode Current fan
• Page 20: Additional features of the Vine Smart Wi-Fi Thermostat include the ability to connect to Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control of room temperature. Instructions for connecting to Alexa involve downloading and registering the thermostat, setting up the Alexa-enabled device, and linking the Vine Thermostat skill in the Alexa app. Common commands for controlling the thermostat with Alexa include turning the device on or off, changing modes, and adjusting the temperature. Users can try out various commands to enhance their experience.
• Page 21: How to connect to Google Assistant? Download and register the thermostat as instructed. Download Google Home app and setup your Google-enabled device. Tap the + button in the middle of the Google Home app screen. Link the Action by selecting Home Control. Search for Vine Thermostat and link your Vine account to Google. Now you can control your thermostat over Google Home. Common commands for Google Home to control Vine Thermostat include asking for the temperature and adjusting settings. Google Home currently supports only English commands.
• Page 22: Limited warranty information is provided regarding claims and accountability, including restrictions and exclusions. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for two years from the date of delivery following the original retail purchase. Vine Connected will either repair or replace defective products or refund the original purchase price at its discretion. Repair or replacement may involve new or refurbished products or components. If a product or component is unavailable, a similar product may be provided. The warranty is the sole and exclusive remedy for breach of the limited warranty. Any repaired or replaced product is covered for ninety days or the remaining warranty period, whichever is longer. The total satisfaction return policy allows original purchasers to return products within thirty days for a full refund. To claim under the limited warranty, the owner must notify Vine Connected and provide a description of the failure. Vine Connected will cover return shipping costs unless the product is deemed ineligible.
• Page 23: What this limited warranty does not cover: Ineligible products include those marked as sample or not for sale, products subjected to modifications or improper maintenance, and any non-Vine Connected branded hardware. This limited warranty does not cover consumable parts, including batteries, unless damage is due to defects in materials or workmanship. Vine Connected recommends using only authorized service providers for maintenance or repair. Disclaimer of warranties: Vine Connected disclaims all express, implied, and statutory warranties with respect to the product. Limitation of damages: Vine Connected will not be liable for any consequential, incidental, exemplary, or special damages arising from this limited warranty or the product. Total cumulative liability will not exceed the amount actually paid for the product by the original purchaser. Vine Connected online services provide product information regarding your Vine products or other peripherals. Product information is provided as is and as available, without guarantees of accuracy or reliability. You use all product information and services at your own discretion and risk. You will be solely responsible for any loss, liability, or damages related to the use of the product information and services.