Integrating the PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 into an Existing MHK2 Setup
The
MHK2 kit consists of the
MRCH2 thermostat and its
MIFH2 receiver.
Integrating the
PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 (WI2) Wi-Fi adapter requires careful setup because both
devices communicate through the same CN105 port on the indoor unit.
The WI2 introduces the second CN105 port that
allows you to use the MHK2 wireless thermostat simultaneously.
PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 (Interface 2) and MHK2 Configuration
Please refer to your indoor unit’s “service manual” for
detailed instructions for accessing the control interface connector CN105 on
the indoor unit control PCB.
Note that a professional installer should conduct the
installation to avoid any damage or injury.
Follow the steps below to set up the PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 (WI2):
- Power off your HVAC unit from the circuit
breaker panel
- Remove the cover to gain access to
the control board.
- Please note that the WI2
connects to the CN105 port on the indoor unit. (You will need to disconnect the
MHK2 receiver that is initially connected to the port first.)
- Connect the MHK2’s receiver to the
CN105 connector on the WI2 interface
- Return the cover and power up your
HVAC unit.
- At this point, you should see a
steady green light along with four quick blue flashes, indicating that the
device is in Bluetooth LE configuration mode.
- Turn on Bluetooth in phone/tablet settings. Log in to the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network only. If you were previously logged in to the 5 GHz network, go into your Wi-Fi settings and
forget this network.
- Once
the connection is established, the indicator will display three slow flashes indicating
that the connection is complete. The interface is now ready to connect through
the app.
- Download the Kumo Cloud App here and
install it.
- Go to System Setup, Installer
Settings. Connect new site or select new site, name the site, and enter the wireless
network.
Create an account using your email and create
a password
N/B: Factory reset of PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 devices manufactured before June 2022 will prevent setup via Android 12+.
Note:
Do NOT connect the MHK2 receiver to the PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 until the PAC-USWHS002-WF-2 has been fully set up in the Kumo Cloud app.
If the MHK2 receiver is already connected, disconnect it before proceeding.
The MHK2 will not establish communication with the WI2 until the WI2 has been
completely commissioned.
Reconnecting the MHK2
Press the connect button on the receiver and wait until the
LED starts flashing green.
Initiate the linking from the thermostat. Press and hold the
menu button for 5 seconds to enter into installer setup. Resetting the
thermostat allows you to link to the MIFH2
Resetting the MRCH2 thermostat can help prevent errors during the reconnection process.
Please refer to the full installation instructions at this
link.
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