simple wired remote controller offering by Mitsubishi Electric PAC-SDW01RC-1
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Operational demonstration of the simple wired remote controller offering by Mitsubishi Electric PAC-SDW01RC-1
This was the first time for me navigating the menus, this is just a video to show how the unit reacts when navigating. It appears to be a well thought out design and works very well. The screen looks very clean with no visible pixels, the video does not do it justice. I was fortunate enough to connect this to my older (MSZ-FE12NA-8) actually it is an older yet 2009 MSZ-FD12NA with the MSZ-FE12NA-8 indoor controller to allow proper operation with the optional CN105 based controller interfaces. The original FD12 controller has a CN105 connector but will not work properly for current devices made for the CN105 interface.
Hi, thank you for sharing this!
Is the cn105 adapter they use straight through to ABCD? Is it the 12V or 5V line? Additional logic inside?
I took a risk (knowingly) and bought one of these controllers on ebay which is explicitly arriving without the CN105 to ABCD adapter.
(I am familiar with the CN105 serial protocol already however and have a few of my own adapters at home that work with ESP32 devices.)
I will have to check this weekend and will send you a link to pics of the cable and interface.
@@dynamicenergysolutions180 Thank you!
Could this be used for a ducted unit? I haven't seen any reason it couldn't work. My biggest concern is if it actually runs the inverter systems correctly. I need full modulation and already have wired access...Mitsubishi wired is ugly as sin and the MHK2 is battery powered which I'm not that fond of either. If this does the same basic stuff and keeps all the inverter functionality I'd be quite happy.
I have the Aidoo Pro for Mitsubishi and it's hot garbage. It turns my variable system into a SINGLE STAGE. Looses connectivity often and therefore loses its setpoint-- heats you out of the house. Talk about a waste of $250.
The system I had it connected to ran normal full modulation when approaching the temperature set-points whether heating or cooling. It is a nice interface but you need to have 4 conductors between the controller in the ducted unit and the temperature controller.
looks great, can it connect to wifi?
This is only a wired lower cost simple control option and has no connection currently to the internet wired or wireless.
@@dynamicenergysolutions180 Thank you. What are you doing for your customers that want wifi so they can adjust and check the temperature when away from the house? Kumo cloud is now out of stock for over 1 year
@@heatcool914 We are going to be using this product...
www.airzonecontrol.com/na/en/support/technical-details/aidoo-wi-fi-mitsubishi-electric/
Mitsubishi has had a difficult time obtaining the hardware for kumo cloud. Mitsubishi has also shared their proprietary C105 interface protocols with Airzone to develop this product. I haven't used the interface yet, maybe I will make a video and actually discuss the setup of this device. Mitsubishi wholesalers like Irr Supply will be stocking the product so their customers will have a good web solution.
@@dynamicenergysolutions180 ahh great, thank you! If airzone is using the C105 that is great news
This is looks like a great alternative to kumo cloud. Do you lose any functionalities with this WiFi Adapter?
For documentation go here:
mylinkdrive.com/USA/M_Series/R410A_Systems-3/Indoor_Equipment-7/Wall_Mounted-6/PAC_SDW01RC_1?product&categoryName=Wall_Mounted-6