Configuring Nest Thermostat With Pro Setup; How To Use Pro Setup - nest Learning Installation & Configuration Manual

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Configuring Nest with Pro Setup 

How to use Pro Setup

 
When you set up the Nest Thermostat for the first time, you'll be asked if you're a professional installer. If you 
answer "PRO," you'll receive Pro Setup options. Pro Setup can also be accessed at any time after the Nest 
Thermostat is installed through the SETTINGS menu. To enter Pro Setup on the Nest Thermostat after the 
initial setup go to SETTINGS > EQUIPMENT > CONTINUE > CONTINUE > PRO SETUP. In both cases you will 
need to enter your Pro ID which can be found next to your username on the 
Nest Pro website.  
 
Pro Setup lets you configure how the Nest Thermostat controls each 
wire connected to it. When you first enter Pro Setup, you'll see an image 
of the connectors on the Nest base. Connectors with wires will be 
highlighted in green or yellow. Green indicates that the wire has only one 
setting. Connectors highlighted yellow have multiple options. The Nest 
Thermostat selects default settings for these connectors, but you'll want 
to verify or modify these settings to make sure it is controlling each wire 
appropriately. 
 
To configure a wire, just turn the thermostat ring to highlight a connector 
and press to select it. Each wire will show ​ T ype​ , which describes the function of that wire. In most cases the 
Type cannot be changed - it's dictated by the wiring configuration and by whether or not the system is dual 
fuel. The Type for the Star connector is always customizable. 
 
Connectors that control a heating or cooling function will also have a ​ S ource​ setting (to identify the type of 
fuel used to heat or cool), a ​ D elivery​ setting (to describe how heating or cooling is distributed throughout the 
home) and a ​ F an​ setting (to activate the fan if required). Depending on the wire configuration, the ​ S ource​ or 
Delivery​ settings may have only one default option. 
 
The ​ F an​ default is ​ D on't activate​ . This means that the Nest Thermostat will rely on the system to activate the 
fan when the furnace (W1) is running. If you test the furnace and notice that the fan is not activating, change 
this option to ​ A ctivate​ . The ​ F an​ setting will only change fan activation when the furnace (W1) is running, the 
fan will continue to activate normally during other functions. 
 
Source options: 
 
Gas 
Electric 
Oil 
Propane (LP) 
Geothermal 
 
It's recommended that all connectors highlighted in yellow be reviewed to ensure that the options chosen are 
right for that system. After selecting the yellow-highlighted connector, any fields needing attention will be 
outlined in blue. Press the Thermostat face to enter that field (the entire field will turn blue). Then turn the ring 
to select the correct option for your installation. You must complete this process for every yellow-highlighted 
connector and every field outlined in blue within those connectors. If there are no connectors highlighted in 
yellow you can turn the ring and select DONE at any time to exit Pro Setup. 
Delivery options: 
 
Forced air 
In-floor radiant 
Radiators 
Electric baseboard 
(electric source only) 
Fan options: 
 
Activate  
Don't activate 
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