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IS-IR-WIFI-1 User Manual
Issue date: 02/2015
r1.3
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Intesis Software S.L.
© 2015 Intesis Software S.L. All rights reserved.
This document has been carefully written by Intesis Software SL. and a lot of effort has been made to ensure no errors or mistakes are present in the document. Intesis Software S.L. is not responsible for printing or clerical errors.
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or any means electronic or mechanical,
including photocopying and recording for any purpose other than the purchaser’s personal use without
the written permission of Intesis Software S.L. Intesis Software S.L.
Milà i Fontanals, 1 bis 08700 Igualada Spain
IntesisHome® is a trademark of Intesis Software SL. Third party product names or company names used in this document may be trademarks of their respective companies. Its use in this document is purely for information purposes only.
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Table of contents
Welcome ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
About this document ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
1 Description ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
2 Before starting ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
3 Quick Start ............................................................................................................................................................... 6
4 Device installation .................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Wall mounted position ................................................................................................................................... 7
4.2 Desktop position ............................................................................................................................................ 8
4.3 Power connection .......................................................................................................................................... 9
4.4 Location selection ........................................................................................................................................ 11
Using your Wireless Controller ................................................................................................................. 12 4.4.1
Using Parrot Mode .................................................................................................................................... 13 4.4.2
IR wireless remote controller feedback .................................................................................................... 14 4.4.3
5 Wi-Fi configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 15
6 IR configuration ...................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.1 Learning mode ............................................................................................................................................ 16
6.2 Manual mode ............................................................................................................................................... 17
7 Device registration ................................................................................................................................................. 18
8 Operation modes ................................................................................................................................................... 19
8.1 Standard operation: App and web control of the AC unit. ........................................................................... 19
8.2 Back up operation: control of the AC unit from the IH button ...................................................................... 20
9 Control configuration.............................................................................................................................................. 20
10 Advanced configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 21
11 Calendar, Timers and Scenes ............................................................................................................................... 21
12 Anti-frost function ................................................................................................................................................... 22
13 LED status summary ............................................................................................................................................. 23
13.1 LED status during Wi-Fi configuration ......................................................................................................... 23
13.2 LED status during IR configuration (learning mode) ................................................................................... 24
13.3 LED status during working mode ................................................................................................................ 24
14 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................................... 25
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Welcome
Welcome to IntesisHome, the new eco-friendly system that will allow you to control your Air Conditioning units through our web interface, Apple devices (iPhone, iPad and iPod) and even Android devices.
IntesisHome Universal device will offer you:
Compatibility with most AC units with IR wireless remote controller. Control and monitor: On/Off Mode, Set Temp., Room Temp., Fan Speed, Vane Position. Power supply connection to EU, UK, US and AU plugs. Easy installation: On the wall or over the desktop. On/Off status and AC Mode LED indication. Automatic firmware updates. AC unit status and monitoring
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Back up operation mode.
About this document
This document contains the basis of the IntesisHome Universal device (IS-IR-WIFI-1): what you need to use it, how to install it, user and device registration processes and a summary of the application interface. For more information (how to use it and related topics) you can consult the interface information tags, our website (www.intesishome.com) or the manufacturers’ website.
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Depending on the IntesisHome device installation, you can receive the feedback offered by the IR wireless remote controller from the AC unit. This will help you in knowing the last status sent by the remote controller to the AC unit. Please notice that this feature is subject to proper IntesisHome device installation. Please, check section
4.4.3 for more information.
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1 Description
The IntesisHome Universal device is an external module capable of connecting your Air Conditioning units into your Wi-Fi network in order to provide global connectivity and remote control applications through a friendly user interface.
The packaging includes:
Figure 1-1 Package content
Regarding the device itself, it is composed by an IR interface, a signaling LED, an IH button and a Power connector.
Figure 1-2 Device description
Quick
Install
Guide
EU UK US AU
IntesisHome Device
Power supply + 4 plugs (EU, UK, US, AU)
Rubber Dampers
Quick Install Guide
Additional cable
IR emitter/receiver
LED
IH button
Power (5VDC 0,2 A)
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2 Before starting
Before starting the installation and configuration process please, make sure that you have:
IntesisHome device.
Before start using IntesisHome you need to acquire and install (if you haven’t done yet) an IntesisHome device2.
Internet access.
IntesisHome needs Internet connectivity during registration process and also during normal working mode.
Internet connectivity is needed for the use of the App or Web interface in the device location.
Device with Internet access and Wi-Fi connection.
A device with access to Internet3 and Wi-Fi connection is needed (Desktop/laptop computer, Smartphone or Tablet).
Make sure that your device supports at least one of the following browsers and fulfills the minimum requirements:
Minimum
Recommended
Internet Explorer
9.0
9.0 or above
Mozilla Firefox
10.0
10.0 or above
Google Chrome
V8
V8 or above
Safari
4.0
4.0 or above
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IntesisHome devices can be purchased in your usual air conditioner or heat pump reseller center.
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Costs related with Internet access are not included in the IntesisHome price. Ask your Internet Service Provider about the associated costs of
your Internet connection.
Note: Users with older browser versions can experience some malfunctioning or misalignment of the images, icons and buttons of the control interface. Please update your browser to fit our minimum requirements.
Note: Make sure that you buy the right device. Remember that we have specific
devices for each manufacturer and the universal one. Check the How to buy section
to see which is the precise device you need.
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3 Quick Start
In order to start using our system you need to install the device, register it and own a user account. Next, there is a step by step guide to help you going through all this process.
1. Device installation
Place the IntesisHome Universal device in the final location and connect the power supply to the device.
More information about the installation process can be found in section 4.
2. Wi-Fi configuration
Once the device is installed and powered, please proceed with the Wi-Fi configuration. You can find more information about the Wi-Fi configuration process at
www.intesishome.com/docs/IntesisHome_DeviceConfig.pdf
3. IR configuration
In order to configure the IR part, please proceed as follows:
1. Push the IH button for 4 seconds. The LED will turn into white steady.
2. Pick up the IR wireless controller and push the On/Off button pointing to the IntesisHome universal device.
More information about the IR configuration process can be found in section 6.
4. Device registration
Follow bellow instructions to register your device:
1. Visit user.intesishome.com.
2. Create an account (in case you don’t have it yet).
3. Visit the settings/device/ section and click on add device.
4. Introduce the registration code (25 digit code on the manual sticker).
5. Select the widgets (functions) you want to use with your device.
More information about the device registration process can be found in section 7.
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4 Device installation
As per the nature of the IR communication system and the IntesisHome device design, the IntesisHome device can be installed on a wall mounted position (Figure 4-1) or in a desktop position (Figure 4-2).
4.1 Wall mounted position
If you want to place the device attached to the wall, please consider any of the three options below (A, B or C).
In all cases, thanks to the IR technology, you can take advantage of IR signal rebounds and place the device in the best location you can imagine.
Figure 4-1 Wall mounted position options
Case A: Installed side-by-side with the AC unit. In that case, the signal will travel from the
IntesisHome device to the AC unit tacking advantage of the rebounds on the floor or other furniture present in the room.
Case B: Installed in front of the AC unit. In that case, the signal will travel from the IntesisHome device directly to the AC unit.
A B
C
CAUTION: To ensure regulatory compliance, use only the provided power supply.
IMPORTANT: Keep in mind that some furniture and materials (carpets, curtains, glass,
metal…) may affect on the IR communication.
NOTE: The IntesisHome device has 2 IR emitters pointing at 2 different locations. Considering this and IR reflections, valid locations for the IntesisHome device may be many and very different depending on each installation. Check section 4.4 for more information.
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