Toshiba Combi control User Manual
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User manual
Toshiba heat pump control by mobile phone
Quick start guide
Suitable for everybody!
Contents
Quick start guide
Suitable for everybody!
What Combi Control does? 6
Indicator lights 8
Buttons 10
Power 12
SIM card 12
Installing Combi Control 14
Testing Combi Control 19
Turning heat pump ON/OFF 20
Commands 22
User levels 24
Owner setup 26
Owner number reset 27
Contents
Advanced guide
For the brave!
Setup reset 30
User setup 31
Multiple commands 32
Heat pump model setup 34
Alarm messages 36
Error messages 39
Report messages 40
Combi Control command sheets 44
Get in touch with us 46
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What Combi
Control does?
Combi Control is a heat pump controller you operate
with a mobile phone. It is compatible with most
popular Toshiba heat pumps and all mobile phones (see
CombiControl.eu for the complete list).
The easiest way to use Combi Control is with a
Smartphone, using the Combi Control app downloadable
from the Android Market (for Android phones ) or App
Store (for iPhone). It can also be controlled with regular
mobile phone text messages (SMS). Combi Control allows
you to have long distance control over the mode of the
pump, room temperature and fan speed settings. Combi
Control can also inform you about low room temperature,
power failures and heat pump service intervals.
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Indicator lights
The controller has 3 LED indicators and 2 buttons for
easy setup. It has also 2 infrared LEDs that transmit your
commands to the heat pump.
LED 1 - Power
on switched on
blinking no power, working on battery
off switched o
LED 2 - mobile phone LED
on restart time, SIM missing or SMS processing
1 blink (3 s interval) normal status
3 blinks (3 s interval) no signal from mobile phone or not
connected to a mobile network
blinking (500 ms interval) data call session is active
LED 3 - IR LED
blinking transmitting by IR
LED 1 - Power
LED 2 - mobile phone LED
LED 3 - IR LED
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Buttons
Use a straightened paper clip or something similar to push
the recessed buttons.
RESET button
Short push turns the controller o when working on
battery
The controller has a battery that keeps it operational even
if it’s disconnected from a wall outlet. To fully turn o the
controller, push the RESET button. The 3 LED lights will
blink for about a second and the controller switches o.
Use this button also to clear the most recent settings (the
Owner number will remain unchanged).
TEST button
Short push turns the heat pump ON/OFF
Use the TEST button to conrm that the IR beam from the
controller reaches the heat pump.
RESET button
TEST button
IR beam
NB! Pushing both buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds initiates the hard reset: restores
factory settings, deletes Owner number and heat pump settings (same function as with
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Power
When the power is out (power = 0V) the controller
continues to work on the battery and turns o after the
battery’s voltage drops below 3.5V. A fresh battery lasts
for approximately 24 hours (note that over time the
battery’s capacity decreases). After the controller is turned
o the run time will be saved. To save battery life when
the power is out the controller can be turned o with a
short push on the RESET button.
SIM card
NB! Make sure you disable the PIN code of the SIM card
you use in Combi Control.
NB! Make sure the SIM card you use in Combi Control can
access 2G network. Combi Control is not compatible with
SIM cards that use only 3G network.
A) Make sure that you have previously disabled the SIM card PIN code.
Insert SIM card as shown into Combi Control.
B) Plug the adapter into the socket under the Combi Control.
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Installing
Combi Control
Combi Control should be mounted on the wall to the right
of your heat pump’s indoor unit (see g. 1), with its IR
transmitter pointing down. This way
the IR beam is reected from the oor and reaches the heat
pump’s sensor most eciently.
Other mounting congurations are possible too
as long as IR transmission from the controller
to the pump works.
NB! Thick carpets and dark oors can distort the IR beam.
Make sure the IR beam reaches the pump’s sensor by using
the controller’s Test function (see page 19).
Fig. 1
On the right side of
the indoor unit
Fig. 2
Attached to the right side of
the indoor unit
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