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- Page 1 WIRELESS INSTALLATION MANUAL By SteelTech Inc. UL 2523-2009 Version 1 CAN/CSA B366.1-2011...
- Page 2 HOME NETWORK CONNECTION For Your HeatMaster Furnace This instruction applies to G-Series furnaces that were manufactured as a part of the 2020 model lineup using the Siemens Logo Control. These instructions will guide you in setting up a wireless connection to your G-Series furnace. A hardwired connection to your furnace is the preferred and recommended method, but a wireless connection is a good option when hardwiring is not possible.
- Page 3 SERIES WIRELESS CONNECTION KIT This kit contains the components needed to establish a wireless connection from your outdoor furnace to a nearby wireless network. The following instructions illustrate how to set up this equipment to allow you to monitor your furnace from your home network.
- Page 4 Network & Internet, See Figure 3 Ethernet, see Figure 4 Figure 3 Figure 4 Change adapter options, see Figure 5 Right click the Ethernet connection and select Properties, see Figure 6 Figure 6 Figure 5 In this next window, see Figure 7, select the line “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)”...
- Page 5 SERIES In this window, see Figure 8, you need to select and enter, as shown. • Select “Use the following IP address” • Enter both the IP address as well as the Subnet mask numbers shown in Figure 8 Select OK after you made these changes Figure 8 Use a web browser to connect and configure the wireless access point.
- Page 6 Next, you should see the main window load, see Figure 10 In the Wireless tab we connect this wireless access point to your wireless home network, see Figure 11. • Select the Wireless tab from the top tabs • Select the “Select” button in the SSID: line Figure 10 Figure 11 The radio will scan for the wireless networks in your area and...
- Page 7 SERIES Next, you will be prompted and forced to change the password for the wireless access point you are configuring, see Figure 14. • In the “Current Password” field enter the password “ubnt” that you used initially to log onto this wireless access point. •...
- Page 8 Unplug the wireless access point from your computer. Turn your computer’s WiFi back on. The wireless access point is now ready now to be installed on your furnace. Figure 17 FINDING AN IP ADDRESS FOR YOUR FURNACE These instructions will guide you in finding an available address on your home network to assign to your HeatMaster furnace. Using a windows PC that is running on your home network, we’ll use the command prompt app.
- Page 9 SERIES Next you will see a window similar to the one in figure 2. Figure 2 Enter the command “ipconfig”. You’ll see a screen with similar data as shown in figure 3. Paying attention to the addresses that we’ve highlighted within the square (in figure 3), you’ll need to take note of three addresses.
- Page 10 Change These Ping an address with a higher number than 192.168.1.101 as your 192.168.1.101 router is less likely to assign an address within this range. We suggest a number between 200-250. Only change the last three numbers in the address as shown on Figure 5. Figure 5 You may need to try a few different numbers before you will find an available address.
- Page 11 SERIES ADDRESSING YOUR FURNACE Now that we have obtained an available IP address, we will assign this address to the furnace control. Power on the furnace. Press the down arrow key repeatedly to scroll to the last Press the ESC key, you should see the screen shown above. available screen displaying date and time as shown above.
- Page 12 Select IP Address Using the four arrow keys, change the IP address to the one you found to be available on your network in the previous section. Also change the subnet mask, and the gateway addresses to match the numbers you wrote down earlier. After you have set these three addresses, scroll back and Select Yes to start the Logo’s program again.
- Page 13 SERIES VIEWING YOUR FURNACE IN A WEB BROWSER The last step in these instructions is loading and viewing your furnace control system on your computer. • Load a web browser on a device connected to your home network. • As shown in figure 1, enter the IP address that you programmed into your furnace control, in our case this is 192.168.1.250. Enter this in the browser URL and hit enter.
- Page 14 Select the menu option "LOGO! BM" on the left side of the screen. Figure 3 You can use the control buttons on the screen to navigate the furnace control just as if you were standing at your furnace. This page can be accessed from any web browser enabled device connected to your home network. Bookmark this page in your web browser, allowing you quick access to this page at any time.
- Page 15 SERIES Heatmaster G Series Furnace Operating Manual...
- Page 16 HeatMaster carries a full line of high-quality parts for your furnace including pumps, fittings and heat exchangers.For more information on our parts or to arrange product installation please contact your local HeatMaster dealer. HeatMaster Box158 Winkler, Manitoba, Canada R6W 4A4 Phone: (204) 325-9792 Fax: (204) 325-9803 Toll Free: 1-877-325-9792...
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