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Smart Home Voice Temperature Control for hands free heating and cooling

Control your room temperature with simple voice commands.

Hands free heat pump operation is now a reality. Any Mitsubishi Electric heat pump that is connected with Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control can now utilize an Amazon Alexa Smart Speaker to control the temperature in the home with simple voice commands.

Coming home carrying the shopping? Cooking up a storm in the kitchen? Hands full during family playtime? Searching for the remote control in a dark room? This will be a thing of the past – now you can simply talk to your heat pump!

Amazon Echo is a hands-free, voice-controlled speaker. It connects to the Alexa voice service – the brain behind Echo. Corel aftershot pro 3 64 bit. Now you can simply ask Alexa to change the room temperature. All you need to say is the wake word 'Alexa' and Echo responds accordingly.

The power of Alexa Voice Control is virtually endless and you will be amazed how quickly it can be integrated into everyday life to make common daily tasks easier and more fun! Playing music, searching for and playing news bulletins, answering questions, telling the time, and creating shopping lists can now easily be done through the power of voice.

It may seem strange at first, but you will soon get used to talking to Alexa, and as a result you are likely to find yourself using your phone less often to manage all your Alexa compatible home devices through multiple apps. Best to do app for mac.

Voice Control is the way of the future, and Mitsubishi Electric is proud to be the first to offer this Alexa Heat Pump Control Skill in New Zealand.

Hands-free Heat Pump Control

Mitsubishi Electric has integrated Wi-Fi Heat Pump Control to be used as a smart home device with Amazon Alexa. With the power of voice you can relax and take control of your heat pump to achieve the ultimate in home comfort.

For example, if you have an Alexa-enabled Wi-Fi Control heat pump installed in your lounge named 'Lounge'

Just ask Alexa.

How to Connect to Alexa

Connecting your Wi-Fi Control to Amazon Alexa is easy; simply follow the below instructions to unlock voice controlled comfort.

How to Connect - Amazon Alexa.pdf (936 KB)

1. Set up your Wi-Fi Heat Pump Control App

If Wi-Fi Heat Pump Control is already configured and working with your heat pump continue to step two.

Otherwise, download the Wi-Fi Heat Pump Control App from the Apple Store or from Google Play, and follow the setup guide located under [Support] [How to Setup], to add your Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pump to Wi-Fi Control.

2. Set up your Amazon Alexa Device and App

If Alexa is already configured, then continue to step three. Otherwise, follow Amazon's guide: Macbook password recovery key.

3. Link Alexa with Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control

Open your Amazon Alexa app, navigate to Menu , then select Skills.

Browse or enter search keywords for Mitsubishi Electric - Wi-Fi Control, and select it.

If you already have an Amazon account you may find your country is set to the United States.
If that is the case, then you should search US Amazon for 'Melview' and select 'Melview Wi-Fi Control'.

Follow the on-screen instructions and Login to your Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Account.
Please ensure you use your email address and password that you login in to Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control with.

You have now successfully linked Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control to Alexa. Now select Done.

Next, select DISCOVER DEVICES, or just ask Alexa 'Discover my devices'.
Alexa will find your heat pump(s) that you have connected in Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control. Colt official police serial numbers.

You can now control your heat pump(s) with Alexa. Just ask 'Alexa, turn lounge on'.

For more information on connecting a Smart Home Device, follow Amazon's guide:

4. Supported Languages / Countries

Mitsubishi Electric - Wi-Fi Control is currently available for New Zealand via the following Alexa Skill Stores:

• NZ Registered Account - English (Australia)
  Search for ' Mitsubishi ' and select Mitsubishi Electric - Wi-Fi Control
• US Registered Account - English (United States)
  Search for ' Melview ' and select Melview - Wi-Fi Control

How to Use With Alexa

Usage Guidelines

Quick Start Tips - Amazon Alexa.pdf (665 KB)

When asking Alexa

Make sure you speak at a normal pace. Do not slow down with large pauses between words as Alexa can interpret this as the end of a request.

• Turning On Heat Pump When you ask Alexa to turn on your heat pump, it will switch on to the last setting it was set to.
• Setting Temperature of Heat Pump When you ask Alexa to set the temperature of your heat pump, the following logic applies.

  If the heat pump is currently off
  Your request will turn on the heat pump, set the temperature and adjust the mode to either heating or cooling according to your set temperature compared to the room temperature.
  For example, if you ask Alexa to set the temperature to 24 degrees, and the actual room temperature is 21 degrees, the heat pump will adjust automatically to Heating Mode.

  If the heat pump is currently on
  Your request will only adjust the temperature.

• Understanding Alexa's Reply - Mode When you ask Alexa to set the temperature of your heat pump or ask what the heat pump is set to, Alexa will reply using the words 'AC' for cooling, 'Heat' for heating or 'Auto'.

  If you are in Cooling Mode
  Alexa will reply 'The AC is set to 21'

  If you are in Heating Mode
  Alexa will reply 'The heat is set to 21'

  If you are in Auto Mode
  Alexa will reply 'Auto is set to 21'

• Understanding Alexa's Reply - Room Temperature vs Set Temperature Alexa can tell you what the actual room temperature is, or what the heat pump's set temperature is (what you are trying to heat or cool to). The following logic applies to a heat pump named 'lounge':

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  Ask, 'Alexa, what is the lounge temperature?', Alexa will reply 'The lounge temperature is 24 degrees'

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  Ask, 'Alexa, what is the lounge set to?', Alexa will reply 'The heat is set to 21' or 'The AC is set to 21' Mac rgb mechanical keyboard.

• Asking for Multiple Requests Alexa does not support asking multiple requests in one question. I.e. if you want to set the heat to 21 degrees, you will need to ask, 'Alexa, set lounge to 21 degrees', and then 'Alexa, set lounge to heat'.

Naming Your Heat Pump in the Wi-Fi Control App

• Your heat pump will have a name that you originally chose when you set up the Wi-Fi Control App. This name can be found at the top of the Wi-Fi Control App [Control unit] screen if you have one unit, or under [View all units] screen if you have multiple units connected.
• If you have not renamed your heat pump unit in the Wi-Fi Control App, the default name to use is 'Thermostat'. ('Alexa, turn on Thermostat')
• If this is the first time downloading and setting up the Wi-Fi Control App you will name your heat pump in the [Edit this unit] screen.

Renaming Your Alexa Discovered Heat Pump

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• If you wish to rename your heat pump please do so in the Wi-Fi Control App.
• Next ask Alexa 'Alexa, discover new devices' or use the Alexa app and select [Add Device] in the Smart Home section.
• This will update any changes to device names and/or find new devices.

Important: never rename the heat pump in the Alexa App, as this will cause the two apps naming to be out of sync.

Controlling a Group of Smart Home Devices

• When naming your heat pump you may want to consider if you intend to control a group of smart devices or the heat pump unit only.
• i.e. if you want to control all smart devices in a room such as your TV, heat pump and lights with one request to turn on or off, you will need to ensure you create a group in the Alexa App under [Smart Home, Groups] with these devices in it. Then you can simply say 'Alexa, turn on lounge'.
• Please ensure each smart device has its own unique name for individual control, as a group and device name cannot be the same.
• For example in a room with a group named 'Lounge' your heat pump should be named more uniquely as 'Lounge Heat Pump', 'Lounge AC' or 'Lounge Heater', so Alexa can recognise when you wish to control the heat pump only.
• Alexa looks at a smart group before it looks at a smart device, so if it shares a like name it will ask which one. ie group called 'My Office', Device called 'Office Heat Pump'. Ask 'Alexa, what temperature is the office' and Alexa will ask you which one.

Important: if you add a heat pump to a group and then remove that heat pump from the Wi-Fi Control App, after resyncing Alexa you will still need to manually remove the heat pump from your group. (Alexa's resync will not remove the remove heat pump from a group).

How to Resync if You Have Added a New Heat Pump Unit in Your Wi-Fi Control App

• Just ask Alexa 'Alexa, discover new devices' or use the Alexa app and select [Add Device] in Smart Home section.
• This will update any changed device names and/or find new devices.

Delete a Heat Pump Unit in Your Wi-Fi Control App

If you delete a heat pump unit from your Wi-Fi Control App you will need to manually remove this from your Alexa Smart Home Devices.

Voice Examples

For example, if you have an Alexa-enabled Wi-Fi Control heat pump installed in your lounge named 'Lounge'

• If you wish to rename your heat pump please do so in the Wi-Fi Control App.
• Next ask Alexa 'Alexa, discover new devices' or use the Alexa app and select [Add Device] in the Smart Home section.
• This will update any changes to device names and/or find new devices.

Important: never rename the heat pump in the Alexa App, as this will cause the two apps naming to be out of sync.

Controlling a Group of Smart Home Devices

• When naming your heat pump you may want to consider if you intend to control a group of smart devices or the heat pump unit only.
• i.e. if you want to control all smart devices in a room such as your TV, heat pump and lights with one request to turn on or off, you will need to ensure you create a group in the Alexa App under [Smart Home, Groups] with these devices in it. Then you can simply say 'Alexa, turn on lounge'.
• Please ensure each smart device has its own unique name for individual control, as a group and device name cannot be the same.
• For example in a room with a group named 'Lounge' your heat pump should be named more uniquely as 'Lounge Heat Pump', 'Lounge AC' or 'Lounge Heater', so Alexa can recognise when you wish to control the heat pump only.
• Alexa looks at a smart group before it looks at a smart device, so if it shares a like name it will ask which one. ie group called 'My Office', Device called 'Office Heat Pump'. Ask 'Alexa, what temperature is the office' and Alexa will ask you which one.

Important: if you add a heat pump to a group and then remove that heat pump from the Wi-Fi Control App, after resyncing Alexa you will still need to manually remove the heat pump from your group. (Alexa's resync will not remove the remove heat pump from a group).

How to Resync if You Have Added a New Heat Pump Unit in Your Wi-Fi Control App

• Just ask Alexa 'Alexa, discover new devices' or use the Alexa app and select [Add Device] in Smart Home section.
• This will update any changed device names and/or find new devices.

Delete a Heat Pump Unit in Your Wi-Fi Control App

If you delete a heat pump unit from your Wi-Fi Control App you will need to manually remove this from your Alexa Smart Home Devices.

Voice Examples

For example, if you have an Alexa-enabled Wi-Fi Control heat pump installed in your lounge named 'Lounge'

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How does Alexa work with the Wi-Fi Control

For example, if you have an Alexa-enabled Wi-Fi Control heat pump installed in your room, named 'Lounge'

1. 'Alexa, turn lounge on to 24 degrees'
2. Alexa will send your request to its cloud-based Voice Service over the internet.
3. Alexa's cloud-based Voice Service sends a request to Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Service and waits for a reply.
4. Mitsubishi Electric's Wi-Fi Control Service sends your heat pump command to the connected heat pump.
5. The connected heat pump will respond with its status Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Service.
6. Mitsubishi Electric Wi-Fi Control Service relays back to Alexa's Cloud Base Voice Service that the command has been actioned or a response to a question.
7. Alexa's cloud-based Voice Service responds with.

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