PioneerWi-Fi Remote Programming and Access Module for Pioneer WYS Series Heat Pump Systems

I ordered 2 of these to use on Blueridge spilt AC despite the disclaimer "only works with pioneer". Mine worked right away with zero problems!

Although this lists as for the "Pioneer" multi-zone split air conditioners, the part number shown is what is referenced when I search for the Wi-Fi module for my Cooper and Hunter multi-split zone air conditioner. I purchased 5 of these modules for each of my 5 zones.I'm not sure why others have reported having such difficulty with installation of the units, and this was a concern prior to my purchase, but my installation went along without a hitch. Others have reported it being necessary to push the red activation button on the module 7 times in order to set the module into “self Access Point” activation mode, but this was not the case for me. I only had to press the red button one time to initiate the activation mode. For one of my zones I did have to unplug, and replug the module, then push the red activation button again, but after that it was fine. The installation was simple:1. Scan the QR code in the app on the mobile device2. Push the module button to activate3. On the mobile device, join the module’s self-wireless AP mode4. In the app finish adding the zone & naming itThe ability to control your multi-zone split air conditioner over Wi-Fi is a must! Not only do you have the ability to control the units remotely via your mobile device, but you can also perform climate scheduling with the units, which is very important.A big thanks to the other commenter here who recommended using the “Media Air” app instead of the “NetHome Plus” app referenced in the installation guide to control the modules. The Media Air app is very similar to Net Home Plus, but it appears to give greater control over the units, especially the “timer on" and "timer off" functions, which can’t be found in the NetHome Plus app, as well as providing the ability to customize the “sleep curve” if you want to change it from default of raising/lower the temp 2 degrees every 2 hours for the first 4 hours, and off after 8. What is interesting is that both apps use the same access credentials. In other words, I was able to log into the Media Air app using the same login name and password I had created for the NetHome Plus app. I wasn’t expecting it, but since the apps look so similar, I tried it, and it worked.I highly recommend this module for each of your split A/C zone units as long as it’s listed as being compatible.

This item has some pretty awkward instructions provided by the manufacturer. I followed the included instructions as well as the ones by Amazon reviewer "Ubachukwu O" I am copying his instructions below, while clarifying/simplifying a few things for you.Step 1: Turn off the power to your AC unit at the breaker. Plug this USB device into the USB port on the inner lid of your AC unit (part that is INSIDE your home). You do not need to remove any other covers, just lift the lid, it's towards the left hand side of the flap that opens (probably above your head as the flap is open).Step 2: Restore power by turning the breaker back on.Step 3: Using your handheld remote that came with the AC unit, power the unit on. Press the LED/Follow Me button (bottom right corner of the remote) 7 times. Each time you should hear a beep. If it doesn't beep keep pressing. You should hear 7 beeps, and each time the LED on the unit that displays the temperature will turn off or on. On beep 7, it will display "AP" instead of the temperature, and start flashing.Step 4: Place 1 QR Code sticker (my wifi unit came with 3 of these, all identical) on the AC unit, somewhere that is easy for you to take a picture or scan the barcode.Step 5: Download the app "NETHOME Plus" on Iphone or Android phoneStep 6: Launch app and follow prompts. Tap "add device". You will be asked to create an account, then scan an the QR code sticker you placed on the unit. Once the picture is captured, you will go to another screen that is telling you to change your wifi settings ON YOUR MOBILE DEVICE. In other words, its asking you to leave the app open, but subsequently open up your wifi settings on your phone and connect to net_ac... (something like that). The password and exact ssid are provided to you in the instructions that came with the wifi module. Once connected, you will be prompted to configure the AC unit wifi, as in...which wireless router the AC unit should connect to. Provide it the SSID of your router, and your password for that (same password you would give to a friend who wants to join your wifi) and you are all set.That's it! If you have any trouble, just start over. The key really is getting the unit into AP mode. If you haven't done that, it won't even be trying to use the new wifi module and your phone won't find the setup network because the wifi module isn't yet being powered by the unit and all that. Hope this is helpful! It's not as seamless or perfect as my EcoBee3 thermostat or anything (which, let's face it, cost 3x more!), but it works really really well once set up, and you should not have to do anything other than open the app and use it after that. Enjoy!

El usb que venía de fábrica en mi minisplit Carrier era OSK102 y dejó de funcionar, compré este artículo OSK103 para remplazarlo y funcionó muy bien a la primera. No he tenido problema hasta el momento.

EL dispositivo pese a ser el modelo correcto, no funcionó en mi equipo. Desconozco si haya sido realmente el módulo o el equipo, pero no funcionó.el QR que incluye el equipo, tampoco sirve. Puedes descargar otras apps, pero con ese QR no te lleva a ningun lado.