Insteon i.d, Factory reset, Troubleshooting – INSTEON Venstar Thermostat, 1- and 7-Day Programmable (2491T1E, 2491T7E) Manual User Manual

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Report readings of mode, temperature, and humidity
to automation controller / software

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Available

Fine-tune thermostat setpoints by a single degree at
a time

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Available

Off button functionality to link to OFF commands, as
well as ON commands

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Available

INSTEON I.D.

To find the thermostat’s INSTEON I.D.:

1. Open the thermostat door.

2. INSTEON I.D can be found on another sticker in the format ##.##.##, such as”12.34.45.”

Factory Reset

The factory reset procedure clears all settings from the Venstar thermostat, including INSTEON scenes.

1) If possible, remove all scene memberships prior to performing the factory reset.

2) Carefully remove thermostat from wall-mount bracket.

3) Wait 10 seconds.

4) While press and holding in the Set button (do not let go), remount onto the bracket, wait 5 seconds
and release the Set button.

The INSTEON LED will turn on after about 20 seconds.

Thermostat’s LCD display will flash all its display characters three times, then return to normal.

The INSTEON LED will flicker for a few moments and then turn solid.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

Thermostat does not
respond to Off commands.

Did not “link to off”

See Adding Thermostat as an INSTEON
Responder
and link to “Scene Off.”

LED won’t come On.

Difficulty viewing LED

Turn off room lights.

Hold a piece of white paper at a 45-degree angle up
against wall just below the thermostat. This will act
as a reflector making the LED must easier to see.

Thermostat won’t add to
scene as a responder.

The controller may have dropped out of
linking mode or linked to another
device.

Try relinking thermostat to the controller.

The INSTEON signal may not be
getting to the “vicinity” of thermostat.

Make sure phases are bridged, Add additional
INSTEON devices and/or move around existing
INSTEON devices.

Large appliances, such as refrigerators
or air conditioners, may be producing
electrical noise on the powerline.

Install a powerline noise filter (FilterLinc #1626-10)
to filter electrical noise and minimize signal
attenuation.

Other electrical devices, such as
computers, televisions or power strips,
may be absorbing the INSTEON signal.

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