iPdomo Wi-Fi Thermostat User manual

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iPdomo Wi-Fi Thermostat
Installation and User Guide
Rev. 3.1EN of 03/06/2015
Control your heating system easily and efficiently
Use it from anywhere and anytime via the Internet
From any device with a Web browser or using our App for Android
Set the time schedule according to your stay at home
See temperatures and the use of the boiler in time charts
It connects to the Internet through your Wi-Fi network
Quick and easy guided installation
Powered by 3 AA batteries

Step By Step Installation
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All installation should be undertaken by a qualified electrician.
This equipment is powered by 3 AA-LR6 batteries.
Take care of using, exchanging and recycling batteries properly.
iPdomo recommends using Energizer Ultimate lithium batteries.
Pre-installation considerations
iPdomo Thermostat can operate together with your existing thermostat, it can
replace this one, or it can be connected to most new heating systems, provided
that the control over the boiler is carried out with a contact between 2 wires.
Option 1: Keeping your existing Thermostat
If you chose to retain your existing thermostat, you can operate your heating
system efficiently with iPdomo, and return the control to your thermostat at
anytime. You can change the mode control via the web interface, or using the
thermostat function button.
Thermostat
Wall Mounting
Plate
Length of
2-wire cable
Wall Fixing
Screws
Batteries

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Option 2: Replacing your existing Thermostat / New installation
In case of replacing completely your existing thermostat or in new installations,
Although the Wi-Fi Router or Internet connection fails, the schedule will still
work. If you want to turn off the boiler manually, you can use the thermostat
Function button.
Wherever you decide to locate your iPdomo thermostat, you will need to obtain
a good Wi-Fi signal from your Router. Test your Wi-Fi signal quality at your
preferred location with a smartphone, tablet or laptop. If the signal is poor, you
can extend your wireless range by acquiring a Wi-Fi repeater.
1. Removing the existing thermostat
Switch OFF power to your boiler and check isolation before making
alternations. Then remove the old thermostat cover, unscrew the 2 wires coming
from your boiler, and remove the thermostat from the wall.
We recommend you to take a photo of cables of your thermostat before unscrewing.
If there are 3 wires, note which is which. Use the labelling on your programmer.

Step By Step Installation
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2. Connecting the iPdomo Thermostat
Place the iPdomo Wall Mounting Plate in the same position of the old
thermostat, and connect the 2 wires that come from the boiler to terminals 6-7.
If you need it, look at your boiler manual for connection details.
For 3-wire cases, connect the Live and Switched Live to terminals 6 and 7. The Neutral wire
needs to be re-connected on your old programmer, in case of still using it.
3. Reconnecting the existing thermostat (optional)
If you want to use on occasion your old thermostat, place it close to the iPdomo.
Use the supplied 2-wire cable for connecting your existing thermostat to 4-5
terminals of the iPdomo mounting plate. Then fix and mount the existing
thermostat on its mounting plate.
Leave some free space to the left of the iPdomo Thermostat to insert the USB Pen Drive later.
For 3-wire cases, connect the Live and Switched Live wires from your old thermostat to
terminals 4 and 5. The Neutral from boiler needs to be re-connected on your old thermostat.
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Internal diagram:
Boiler
Thermostat
To pass the cable
through the surface,
break the tab on the
bottom edge.
Internal diagram:
Thermostat Boiler

Device Layout and Operation
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4. Finishing the installation
Take note of the S/N, fit the 3 AA batteries noting polarity and plug-in the
connector to the iPdomo Thermostat as in the first picture. Place it forming a 15
degrees angle with the wall mounting plate, like a "V". Adjust it so that the
bottom tab encloses with the device and then fit it using the top tabs. Finally,
switch on the power to your boiler.
Device layout
(#1) It means the LED is blinking. (#2) LEDs are only active momentarily when the unit wakes.
Internal WiFi Antenna
Temperature Sensor
Function Button
MODE LED Indicator:
: Activated
: Deactivated (#1)
: Asleep (#2)
Wi-Fi LED Indicator:
: Connected
: Error (#1)
: No Wi-Fi
Heating LED Indicator:
: On
: Off
Host USB Port
15 º
¡Clic!
Place the wires as
in the picture to
avoid hampering
when adjusting
the device.
S/N
¡Clic!

Device Layout and Operation
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Operating Modes
Activated : The iPdomo Thermostat controls your heating.
Deactivated : Your old thermostat controls your heating. (#3)
If batteries run out, the thermostat will automatically switch to Deactivated Mode.
(#3) In Deactivated Mode, if there isn't any manual thermostat, the boiler will stay off.
States
Awake:
The MODE LED Indicator will light or blink (it depends on the current operating
mode). It syncs with the cloud servers to send and receive data or commands in
real time. It will sleep again automatically after a minute.
Asleep (Ultra-Low Power State):
All LEDs are off, but if the thermostat is in the Activated Mode, it will continue
controlling your heating system, depending on the required temperature and the
stored programs. It wakes up and syncs with the Cloud every 18 minutes in
winter. (Remember to tick the winter months in the device configuration page).
Function Button
Deactivate:
Press and hold the Function Button for more than 5 seconds to reboot the device
and change to Deactivated Mode (if an old manual thermostat is installed, it will
control the boiler). All settings and programs will continue saved.
Wake and Sleep:
If the thermostat is asleep, it will wake up with a short pressing of the Function
Button. You can use this to load the USB Flash Device, or execute changes
immediately rather than waiting for the scheduled awakening. If the thermostat
is awake, a short press of the Function Button will make it sleep to save battery.

Wi-Fi Configuration
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Now we need to setup the Wi-Fi in the iPdomo Thermostat to put it online.
1. You will need:
The name of the Wi-Fi network (SSID) you want to connect to
Your Wi-Fi network security settings (OPEN, WEP, WPA, WPA2)
Your Wi-Fi network password
A computer with an Internet connection and a USB Port
USB Flash Drive (Formatted in FAT/FAT32)
2. Start the Step-By-Step Wizard accessing to:
http://cloud.ipdomo.com/start?lang=EN
This wizard will ask you for your Wi-Fi settings and will create a file that you
will have to save in the USB Flash Drive, and plug into the iPdomo thermostat.
If you are using a Windows OS, download and run the Windows desktop application. It will
show you automatically all found Wi-Fi networks and it will write the configuration file to your
USB Flash Drive. Otherwise you can use the Step By Step Web Assistant.
3. Enter the S/N that you found in the iPdomo Thermostat rear label.
4. Click on 2nd step of the assistant: “Configure Wi-Fi”, and follow the
instructions to allow the thermostat access to Internet.
Wake up the thermostat when you are going to plug in the Flash Drive.
5. Now you can test if the device has connected to the cloud using the Diagnose
Button. If after several attempts it still have not made a successful
connection, repeat the assistant steps and check the settings.
IMPORTANT: Remember to remove the USB Flash Drive when finished!

User Guide
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LOGIN Screen
Visit http://cloud.ipdomo.com/?lang=EN using your browser to log in with your
username/password, or register if you still haven’t got an account in the Cloud.
¡ You can also download the iPdomoEnergy App at Google Play Store!
Device Registration Screen
Once you have registered as user and log in, you will be redirected to the Device
Registration Screen to write the S/N of your device , add a friendly name for it,
search the city where it is located (#4), and set the Time Zone to set its watch.
(#4) It is used to show the forecast weather in your city.
HOME Screen
See at a glance the current status of all of your iPdomo equipment.
(#5) You can change this preference at the User Profile page.
Legend: Activated Mode Deactivated Mode Boiler State On
Shows the
Operating Mode of
your thermostat Click to add a device
Shows the
current state
of your boiler
This bar shows your location within the
cloud interface. Click
Home
to return to top.
It shows actual and required
temperatures in °C / °F
(#5)
Click here to go to
the Thermostat
Main Screen.

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THERMOSTAT Main Screen
Auto/Manual control selection
Auto: Setpoint temperature is controlled by the time schedule. But, if you
want, you can change it temporarily with the Up/Down buttons.
Manual: Setpoint temperature is defined manually with Up/Down buttons.
The underscored option notes the active one.
Cloud symbol appears after a change. It notes it’s waiting
for the thermostat to wake up and to sync with the Cloud.
Clock symbol: The current setpoint
temperature is set by the schedule
Current Operating
Mode indication
Decrease the
Setpoint
Actual room
Temperature
Setpoint
temperature
Increase the
Setpoint
Local weather
Boiler ON
Flame symbol
Operating Mode
selection button
Button to toggle between
Automatic control (scheduled)
or Manual control
Function buttons
to program the
schedule,
configure the
device and view
the graphic charts

User Guide
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CONFIGURATION Screen
This button in the Thermostat Main Screen brings you this
window, where you can select various options and settings.
If you have an iPdomo remote controlled Socket Meter, you can use it as the
room temperature sensor by selecting it at the drop-down list. This will be useful
for getting the actual temperature from another room.
The current weather information on your location will be displayed next to the
virtual thermostat interface.
If your town not appears, you can broaden your search and select another town closer to yours.
This thermostat allows you to set the months you are going to use the heating.
During these selected months, it will sync automatically with the Cloud every 18
minutes to send and receive data and commands. During warm months it will
sync once at day to minimize battery consumption.
IMPORTANT: Remember to click the Save button when you are finished.
Select the device you want to use as the
room temperature sensor
Enter your nearest location to see the local
weather in your thermostat interface.
IMPORTANT: You must tick the
months you want the thermostat
to be active !