Summary of Contents for Airtopia Control4
- Page 1 Control4 driver Installation and Usage Guide Revision: Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2016...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview ..................................... 3 Features ....................................3 Change Log ..................................4 Driver Installation ................................5 Adding the driver to your project ............................5 Programming other commands ............................7 Figure 1 - Example user interface Page | 2... -
Page 3: Overview
Overview The Airtopia is a device that allows you to take control over leading split system HVAC units using infra red control with feedback from a temperature sensor and CT energy clamp. The Airtopia device will utilise its online cloud database to find the correct code set for your HVAC split system and as such eliminate the time consuming and tedious task of learning IR codes. -
Page 4: Change Log
Updated to support Fahrenheit conversion Version #20150505 - 05-MAY-2015 inIRt has been rebranded to Airtopia. Driver has been rebranded to suit. Version #20150407 - 07-APR-2015 Resolved issue where logs on 2.6 systems would fill out controller storage causing system stability issues. -
Page 5: Driver Installation
1. The driver you have downloaded will be in a zip file. Double click on this file to open it in your preferred zip program (WinZip, WinRar, etc.). 2. Extract the c4i file to the My Documents\Control4\Drivers directory. If you are using Windows 7 or 8 this will be extracted to the Libraries\Documents\Control4\Drivers directory. - Page 6 IR remote to turn off the HVAC unit) then use HVAC on off status. b. If you want to connect it upto another device to use in general Control4 programming then set it to Other and bind a sensor based device to the Airtopia driver connections under the Connections tab in Composer.
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Page 7: Programming Other Commands
Due to limitations in Control4 no additional controls can be added to Control4’s user interfaces apart from Mode and Fan Speed. As such commands can be programmed to fire using the Control4 programming tab. This can be assigned to Custom Button press events or assigned to zigbee keypads on the wall for example. Note that not all mode changes are available and are determined by the unit you are using. - Page 8 Quiet Mode Powerful Mode Long Mode Page | 8...
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