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4.  Connecting the Wi-Fi Adaptor

• Before dismantling the indoor unit turn off and verify the power has been disconnected to the complete 

air-conditioning system.

• Dismantle the indoor unit in accordance with the service manual and locate CN105 on the Main control PCB.
• The connecting cable (5-core) connected to a room air conditioner (CN105) should be mounted at the 

room air conditioner or its vicinity. 

• Cable length outside air conditioner: less than 50cm.

Mounting  

cord clamp   

Cable 

mount

Connecting  

cable (5-core)

Mounting  

cord clamp 

 

Screw   

Screw   

Taken out from 

the left side

Taken out from 

the right side

Screw 

Screw 

Establishing Wi-Fi connection

After connecting the Wi-Fi adaptor to the air conditioner and reassembling the system, the Wi-Fi adaptor 
must register with the access point or Wi-Fi router (to communicate with the server). For this Wi-Fi 
adaptor, the use of WPS-Push is recommended. (Refer to 8.)
1)  Hold down the WPS switch on the Wi-Fi adaptor for about 2 seconds to activate WPS-Push.  

When WPS-Push on the Wi-Fi adaptor is ready to communicate with the access point, LED 1 flashes  
at a 0.5-second interval.

2) Activate WPS-Push on the access point.
3)  When WPS-Push is successfully enabled, LED 1 lights up for 5 seconds. If it failed, LED 2 lights up for 

5 seconds, so try again from step 1.

Main causes that WPS failed are as follows: 

Communication distance (from the Wi-Fi adaptor to access point), access point settings (encryption, 

authentication, limit of connections, etc.) Refer to the instruction manual for more information.

     Do not install the Wi-Fi adaptor  

inside the indoor unit.

CASE1

CASE2

(For details on each system, see the relevant instruction manual.)

5. Specifications

Input Voltage 

DC12.7V (from indoor unit)

Power consumption 

MAX 2W

Size W×H×D (mm) 

88×49×18.5

Weight 

105g (including cable  )

RF channel

1ch ~ 13ch

Radio protocol

IEEE 802.11b/g/n (20)

Encryption

AES

Authentication

PSK

3. Parts

1

Adaptor unit  

[with connecting cable 

(5-core)]

1

4

Mounting cord  
clamp 

1

2

Screw for mounting  
3.5×16

1

5

Fastener  

(for bundling the 

wires)

1

3

Screw for mounting  
4×16

1

Summary of Contents for MAC-558IF-E

Page 1: ...1 INSTALLATION GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...mber System commissioning date MAC 558IF installation date Installer contact details Name Telephone number Wi Fi Control minimum requirements for operation Compatible WPS capable wireless network with coverage including the heat pump installation location A PC Tablet Smartphone that is iOS Android Windows compatible A compatible Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pump with a MAC 558IF E Adaptor ...

Page 3: ...ctric Wi Fi Heat Pump Control Register Your Heat Pump s Thank you for choosing a Mitsubishi Electric Designer Series Heat Pump with Wi Fi Control Once your adaptor is installed either download the app search term Mitsubishi Control or visit our website to register your heat pump s Need more help If you have any questions please contact us on 0800 639 434 Our customer support team is available 8 30...

Page 4: ...r WPS Enabled Router Wi Fi Installation Guide Tools to remove cover of indoor unit 2 Phillips Important Note Before going to the users home ensure they have a WPS enabled router and understand how to activate WPS mode otherwise this install will not work Record the adaptor s MAC ID number and serial number on page 2 of the Wi Fi Installation Guide Isolate the outdoor unit and verify power has been...

Page 5: ...tem Check that the MAC 558IF is flashing The install has now been completed The adaptor is now able to be connected to the user s router Steps for this are shown on the following pages 6 5 7 8 Remove the cover of the indoor unit the cable terminal and the cover to the control unit board Locate the CN105 port on the main control board and connect MAC 558IF 3 4 ...

Page 6: ...ed on your router Connection procedure varies depending on your router refer to router manual for more information Activate WPS on your router This will be enabled for a set period allowing approximately two minutes to complete Step 3 Activate WPS on your adaptor by using a small object to press and hold the WPS button for two seconds Turn the adaptor over and check LED 1 top light is flashing 1 2...

Page 7: ...to the internet This may continue for up to 10 minutes When LED 1 and LED 3 flash alternately the unit is successfully connected to the internet If LED 2 orange lights up at any stage there may be a problem Check the troubleshooting section on page 11 You can now download the Mitsubishi Control App and control your heat pump via Wi Fi 6 9 5 7 8 ...

Page 8: ... its weight If the unit is installed in a location that cannot support its weight the Wi Fi adaptor could fall and cause damage Connect and fasten the electric wires securely so external force on the wires will not apply on the terminals Improper connection and mounting may result in breakdown heat generation smoke generation or fire Mitsubishi Electric components or other designated components mu...

Page 9: ...both WPS connection and the WPA2 AES encryption setting before commencement of the installation of the MAC 558IF E The end user should read and accept the terms and conditions of the Wi Fi service before commencement of the installation of MAC 558IF E To complete connection of the MAC 558IF E to the Wi Fi service physical access to the access point may be required The MAC 558IF E should not be ins...

Page 10: ...tch on the Wi Fi adaptor for about 2 seconds to activate WPS Push When WPS Push on the Wi Fi adaptor is ready to communicate with the access point LED 1 flashes at a 0 5 second interval 2 Activate WPS Push on the access point 3 When WPS Push is successfully enabled LED 1 lights up for 5 seconds If it failed LED 2 lights up for 5 seconds so try again from step 1 Main causes that WPS failed are as f...

Page 11: ...itioner communication starting up once every 5 sec Server communication failed and air conditioner communication connected 0 5 sec interval once every 5 sec Server communication or access point communication failed and air conditioner communication starting up 0 5 sec interval Server communication or access point communication failed and air conditioner communication failed 0 5 sec interval Access...

Page 12: ...rliament Street PO Box 30772 Lower Hutt 5040 Phone 0800 639 434 Fax 04 560 9133 Helpline opening hours 8 30am 5 00pm weekdays Mitsubishi Electric Australia www mitsubishielectric com au wifi SYDNEY HEAD OFFICE 348 Victoria Road Rydalmere NSW 2116 Phone 02 9684 7777 Fax 02 9898 0484 Contact Details ...

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