Setup

Setup

Attach your thermostat.

Align the thermostat onto the UWP and firmly snap it into place.
Turn your power ON.

The following topics are for setting up on the thermostat. If using the First Alert App for setup, follow the onscreen instructions on your smart device.

New Installation

After the thermostat has powered up, the display will prompt you to select the language and provide an option to connect wireless sensors. After these settings the display will ask if you want to do the setup using the app or on device (thermostat display).
The X7 will ask questions about the type of system you have. If you are unsure of what type of system you have, refer to your heating/cooling system equipment literature or call an HVAC professional.
The thermostat or app will exit the setup after any questions have been answered. If you entered the modify configuration menu and made changes after the initial setup, touch DONE to save those settings.

Revising Settings (Modify Configurations)

IMPROPER CONFIGURING OF YOUR THERMOSTAT CAN CAUSE UNINTENDED OPERATION OF YOUR HVAC SYSTEM WHICH COULD LEAD TO PROPERTY DAMAGE, INJURY, INCLUDING DEATH. IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF WHAT TYPE OF SYSTEM YOU HAVE, REFER TO YOUR HEATING/COOLING SYSTEM EQUIPMENT LITERATURE OR CALL AN HVAC PROFESSIONAL.

After the initial setup is done, you can view or change settings by going to MENU-Advanced Settings-Modify configuration. To see a list of all setup parameters in the modify configuration menu, go to Modify Configuration Options section. The thermostat displays the setup name and options. There is a "more information" option available for most of these settings.
Touch the Menu icon (in the lower left of display).
Select Advanced Settings.
Select Modify Configuration.
This will allow you to view or change the settings. After selecting the correct option for each setting, touch NEXTat the bottom of the display to advance to the next option.
To see a list of all setup parameters, go to Modify Configuration Options.
To save your settings and exit the Modify Configuration menu, touch DONE at the bottom of display.

Modify Configuration Options

ISU #	Heading	Question	Options	Contingent previous setting?	Notes
1000	Language	What language would you like to use?	English Francais Español		ISU number not displayed during initial setup
1050	Temperature Format	Which temperature scale would you like to use?	Fahrenheit Celsius
2000	System Type	System Type	Conventional Forced Air Heat Heat Pump Radiant Heat None (Cool only)		It is important that this is set correctly. If you are unsure about what type of system you have contact an HVAC professional to assist. Watch "Identify your heating and cooling system” video.
2010	Equipment type	Equipment type	Standard Efficiency Gas Forced Air High Efficiency Gas Forced Air Oil Forced Air Electric Forced Air Hot Water Fan Coil	2000 = Conventional Forced Air Heat	This setting not shown for Heat Pump Applications.
2010	Equipment type	Equipment type	Hot water radiant heat Steam	2000 set to Radiant Heat	This setting not shown for Heat Pump Applications.
2060	Reversing Valve	Reversing Valve	O (O/B on Cool) or B (O/B on Heat)	2000 set to Heat Pump	System setup is critical. If you are unsure of this setting, trace the O/B wire from thermostat to the equipment to verify the configuration. If you are still uncertain, contact an HVAC professional to assist. O/B wire goes to: O at heat pump, ISU 2060 needs to be set to O (O/B on cool). B at heat pump, ISU 2060 needs to be set to B (O/B on heat).
2070	Equipment stages	Cool stages	0-2 stages	2000 set to other than Heat Pump
		Heat stages	1-2		Use for conventional heating systems such as a gas forced air furnace.
		Compressor Stages	1 2	2000 set to Heat Pump
		Backup Heat Stages	0 1	2000 set to Heat Pump
2180	Backup Heat	Backup Heat Type	Electric Heat Strips Gas or Oil Furnace Hot Water Fan Coil Hot Water Radiant Heat Other I'm not sure	2000 set to Heat Pump and 2070 Backup Heat Stages set to 1.	The thermostat or app will display different options for this but only supports electric backup. If any other backup heat source is selected it will warn that the thermostat is not compatible and recommend the homeowner contact an HVAC pro to get a compatible model.
3000	Changeover	Changeover	Manual Automatic	Any system with at least 1 Heat stage and 1 Cool stage	See Auto Changeover Operation for Details.
3260	Temperature Control	Extended fan run time in cool	Off 30 seconds 60 seconds 90 seconds 2 minutes 3 minutes 4 minutes 5 minutes 6 minutes 7 minutes 8 minutes 9 minutes 10 minutes 11 minutes 12 minutes 13 minutes 14 minutes 15 minutes	At least 1 cool stage
3260	Temperature Control	Extended fan run time in heat		At least 1 heat stage
4090	Temperature Control	Adaptive Intelligent Recovery	No Yes		When scheduling is used, this feature turns on heat or cooling early to reach the comfort set point by the scheduled comfort time
4100	Temperature Limits	Temperature range stops	Minimum cool setpoint; 50F-99F (10C-37C)	At least 1 stage of cool	There is a correlation between these settings. For example, if minimum cool is set to 50F, minimum heat cannot be set above 40F
			Maximum cool setpoint; 90F-99F (32C-37C)	At least 1 stage of cool
			Minimum heat setpoint; 40F-50F (4.5C-10C)	At least 1 stage of Heat
			Maximum heat setpoint; 40F-90F (4.5 - 32.0C)	At least 1 stage of Heat
4110	Keypad Lockout	Keypad Lockout	Unlocked, Partially Locked, Fully Locked
7000	Filtration	Filter type	None Media
7110	Filtration	Replacement reminders	Air Filter 1 settings: Off 10 Run time days 20 Run time days 30 Run time days 45 Run time days 60 Run time days 90 Run time days 120 Run time days 150 Run time days 30 Calendar days 45 Calendar days 60 Calendar days 75 Calendar days 3 Calendar months 4 Calendar months 5 Calendar months 6 Calendar months 9 Calendar months 12 Calendar months 15 Calendar months	7000 = Media
7110	Filtration	Replacement reminders		7000 = Media
8100	Humidification	Humidifier Pad replacement reminder	Off 6 or 12 calendar months
9210	Dehumidification	Dehumidifier Filter replacement reminder	Off 30 Calendar Days 60 Calendar Days 3 Calendar Months 4 Calendar Months 5 Calendar Months 6 Calendar Months 7 Calendar Months 8 Calendar Months 9 Calendar Months 10 Calendar Months 11 Calendar Months 12 Calendar Months
11000	UV Devices	Number of UV Devices	0, 1, 2
11050	UV Devices	UV Bulb Replacement Reminders	Replace UV Bulb 1 = Off, 6, 12, 24 calendar months	11000 = 1 or 2
11050	UV Devices	UV Bulb Replacement Reminders	Replace UV Bulb 2 = Off, 6, 12, 24 calendar months	11000 = 2
14010	Clock Format	Clock Format	12 hour clock 24 hour clock
14015	Daylight Savings Time	Daylight Savings Time	Off On
14020	Display Offsets	Indoor Display Offsets	Indoor Temperature: (-3 to 3) in 1F increment (-1.5 to 1.5) in 0.5C increment.		The display offset is applied to the Home screen, not the Priority screen. This offset is not associated with any individual sensor.
14020	Display Offsets	Indoor Display Offsets	Indoor Humidity: -12% to 12% RH
14400	Data Logs	Delete local Data logs	Enabled Disabled		By selecting Deny, you represent and warrant to Resideo that you and the user have entered into a separate contract (such as a building guarantee) under which the user has agreed to retain and make these data logs available to you (for example for the purpose of verifying compliance with contractual obligations). Not seeing these settings? See note at the top of this chart.