Setup (up to date untill july 2022)
Samir Ahizoune
Created on April 12, 2022
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Transcript
The following slides will show the Installation Process from the moment "Add new Device" is selected in the tado° app
The screens can look slightly different between Android and IOS but unless specifically mentioned look very similar and serve the same purpose.
The buttons from the tado° app can be used to advance to the next slide, in some cases there will be a continue button like here. ( don't use the Arrows from 360 to navigate in this activity)
Here you would scan the QR code on the Device.
Since this is not possible for this example we are going to enter the details manually.
Click on the button or go to the next slide
for Android, this process is in the tado° app where you have to manually enter your Wi-Fi credentials so the SACC can connect to the Wi-Fi Network that your Phone is currently connected to. Click here to see the screen
for IOS, the Wi-Fi credentials are provided to the device via the Home app and the device has to be added to the Home app before it can be used.
The device can also be set up by only using the Home app without actually downloading the tado app.
By default, the Wi-Fi network that your phone was connected to last should be selected but there is also a drop-down menu to select a different network.
Once the correct network is selected the password has to be entered manually.
Here the HomeKit code is scanned to add the device to the HomeKit Home.
This QR code is marked by the HomeKit symbol and is not the same as the one used to add the device to the tado° app.
For This Process to work the Phone should be connected through 2.5Ghz Wi-Fi and have Mobile data turned off.
This Picture will show up in our backend. (Video explanation)
1. The matching can fail Because there is no command detected.
2. The matching can fail because there was a command detected but the command could not be matched to anything in our Database.
3. The command is successfully matched. (Click the button here to continue)
This means the Signal was detected but could not be Matched. After making sure the Command is accurately sent (Troubleshooting from the previous Fail screen) the customer needs to repeat this step until:
Either The Command is matched,
or the Installation Process diverges into the Thermostatic installation (after 4 Failed attempts, see the video linked below for a demonstration)
The thermostatic mode can Always be finished regardless of the remote as long as it uses IR signals
This means there was no signal detected at all.
To remedy this the customer should:
1. Make sure that the SACC is not in direct sunlight.
2. Replace the Batteries in the old remote.
3. Make sure the old Remote Is an actual IR remote.
All modes are activated by default and modes not available on the AC have to be deactivated by the customer.
Auto mode can be selected but does currently not work with the tado° SACC in most cases.
The Customer can test them all and then decide on one.
For synthetic, there is only one command set per remote and therefore there is no possibility to choose a different one.
This should cause the AC to Beep repeatedly and therfore allows the customer to test different possitions to see if the commands are still received by the AC.
The next slides will provide some additional Detail and explain the main differences when Installing via homekit
The installation can be started by adding the device to HomeKit.
The device will be recognized as a "Thermostat"
(also happens with smart AC Control competitors)
Only the WR02 (V3+) is HomeKit compatible.
On our end, this will create a fully functional dummy account for the customer since he never created a tado° account. (The account will be called Homekit Dummy Home)
This account can be used to perform changes for the customer via our backend.
In HomeKit the SACC offers the functions of a thermostatic installation.
Before this installation is finished this zone won't exist and we, therefore, can't change the control type for the customer.
They have to finish the installation first, even if they can only finish the installation in a mode that they do not want to use in the end.
Hover over the different elements to learn more
This is just the Room Name
The edit button will allow you to switch between different Modes.'
You need to know which command set to assign in order fr this to work.
You can only switch between Thermostatic and standard freely since synthetic requires another Firmware.
This is just the Room Name
This is just the Room Name
The edit button will allow you to switch between different Modes.'
You need to know which command set to assign in order fr this to work.
You can only switch between Thermostatic and standard freely since synthetic requires another Firmware.
The edit button will allow you to switch between different Modes.'
You need to know which command set to assign in order fr this to work.
You can only switch between Thermostatic and standard freely since synthetic requires another Firmware.
General Information about the AC and the old Remote
General Information about the AC and the old Remote
General Information about the AC and the old Remote
The AC driver is the control mode and the command set (or synthetic remote) That is used.
For synthetic, the selection only shows up when on the editing screen.
It also shows whether a dedicated On command is available and if it is whether or not it is activated. (See troubleshooting chapter for more information on dedicated On/Off)
The AC driver is the control mode and the command set (or synthetic remote) That is used.
For synthetic, the selection only shows up when on the editing screen.
It also shows whether a dedicated On command is available and if it is whether or not it is activated. (See troubleshooting chapter for more information on dedicated On/Off)
The AC driver is the control mode and the command set (or synthetic remote) That is used.
For synthetic, the selection only shows up when on the editing screen.
It also shows whether a dedicated On command is available and if it is whether or not it is activated. (See troubleshooting chapter for more information on dedicated On/Off)
This field gives an overview of available settings for the AC via the chosen command set and mode.
This field gives an overview of available settings for the AC via the chosen command set and mode.
This field gives an overview of available settings for the AC via the chosen command set and mode.