Setting up Wi-Fi control
Aircobrabant supplies your air conditioner with Wi-Fi control. With the free app from Daikin or Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, you control the air conditioner from your phone or tablet, at home and on the go. You see all indoor units and temperatures in one overview and can easily set schedules. Below you will find the app and the manual for each brand to connect the air conditioner to your Wi-Fi.
Before you start
- 2.4 GHz only. The air conditioner only connects to a 2.4 GHz network, never to 5 GHz. Your phone must also be connected to that 2.4 GHz network. The free WiFiman app shows which frequency your network uses.
- A stable network. Your network must be stable, with a fixed IP address. If the connection drops, you have to connect the air conditioner again manually. Boosters and repeaters often do not improve the signal.
- Connect manually (SSID). You can connect automatically via WPS or manually via the network name (SSID). Always choose manual: it prevents problems.
- Reconnect your phone. First remove all Wi-Fi networks from your phone and connect again, entering your password. Switching Wi-Fi off and on is not enough.
- Key and password. Each indoor unit comes with an SSID and a key (KEY). Keep them in a safe place.
- Follow every step. Do not skip any steps and always choose “allow” when the app asks.
Daikin: the Onecta app
Daikin uses the Onecta app. The app explains step by step how to connect the air conditioner to your network. In practice, connecting only fails when there is no 2.4 GHz network.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries: the Smart M-Air app
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries uses the Smart M-Air app. There are two manuals: one for models with built-in Wi-Fi and one for the separate Wi-Fi module. You can recognise built-in Wi-Fi by the F at the end of the model name, for example SRK 25 ZS-WF.
Do you have a separate Wi-Fi module? Put it into connection mode with the button on the module itself. This does not work with the remote control. The module sits behind the cover at the bottom right of the front panel, where the filters are (undo the screw).
Manual separate Wi-Fi module (pdf, Dutch)
Smart M-Air for iPhone
Smart M-Air for Android
Not working? Do the hotspot test
Almost all problems are caused by the Wi-Fi network. Have you followed the manual exactly and do the questions below not help? Then do the hotspot test. It shows whether the problem is the air conditioner or your network.
- Use two phones with mobile internet and the latest software.
- Install the app on one phone.
- Turn on the mobile hotspot on the other phone.
- Remove all Wi-Fi networks from the first phone and connect only to the hotspot.
- Connect the air conditioner to the hotspot network.
Does it connect this way? Then the problem is in your home network. An IT engineer can solve this. Your internet provider can often switch the network to 2.4 GHz remotely as well. Please note: fully reset the Wi-Fi module after the test.
Help from Aircobrabant
We are happy to help you with the right manual. We cannot change your Wi-Fi network: only your internet provider or whoever set up your network can do that. That is why we do not come out for Wi-Fi problems. Can’t find your question below? Email info@aircobrabant.nl.