Midea A3920 Receiver Wireless Thermostat
GENERAL
A3920 wireless receiver should work with the A3920 sender thermostat as a set of wireless thermostat. Through wireless data communication between thermostat and receiver, with controlling signal and code sent, received and executed we can realize temperature control on personal requirement. The thermostat A3920 will adjust the environment temperature by deciding on the switch of corresponding fan coil unit at the end of air conditioning, motorized valves, ball valves and damper to reach at a comfortable environment and energy saving
TECHNICAL DATA
- Sensing Element: NTC
- Display accuracy：0.5℃
- Heating range：5～34℃
- Cooling range: 6～35℃
- Display range: 0～55℃
- Working environment: 0℃～50℃(32°F~120°F)
- Humidity: 5～95% RH(non-condensing)
- Self-consumption power: ＜ 1 W
- Power supply: AC 85～260V，50/60Hz
- Wiring terminal: connect 2×1.5 mm2 or 1×2.5 mm2 wires
- Output load current: < 2A（Resistive）
- Shell: Fire retardant PC
- Dimension: 4.5×3.8×1.8 in ( 116×98×45 mm )（HxWxD）
- Protection class: IP 20
- Wireless carrier wave frequency : 433MHz
- Communication baud rate : 2.4kbps
- Wireless channels: 1~6 channels
- Wireless frequency bias: 5.2K
- Communication distance: Up to 100 Meters Open Space
RECEIVER OUTPUTS
| Receiver terminals | |
| L | 85-260VAC (L) |
| HI | High speed output for Fan, 85-260VAC output |
| ME（FO） | Medium speed output for Fan（Normal open for Y type），
85-260VAC output |
| LO（FC） | Low speed output for Fan（Normal close for Y type），85-260VAC
output |
| VA1(VAL/VO) | Cooling valve(cooling and heating valve/3 wire valve normal
open terminal): 85-260VAC output |
| VA2（VC） | Heating valve(3 wire valve normal close terminal):：85-260VAC
output |
| CA | Insert card checking input terminal |
| CA | Insert card checking input terminal |
| N | 85-260VAC (N) |
OPERATION
The A3920 Receiver receives the signal from the Wireless Thermostat without any wires and controls on the switch of corresponding device
MATCHING
- The thermostat and receiver will work only when they match successfully to realize 1-1 control.
- Step 1 (Receiver): Power on the receiver, touch the Match key for less than one second (Don’t press the key long). The Communication LED will come on. Then receiver will attempt to register matching data from the thermostat. The LED goes out after finished pairing. You should finish registration within 1 minute
Note: You need to finish pairing the thermostat within before the receiver pair LED goes out. Otherwise, the receiver matching data will reset back to the previous settings automatically. - Step 2 (Thermostat): Press “ ” icon to “OFF” mode, then press and hold “PROG” key for 3 seconds until the screen changes to menu setting. Press”DAY/TIME” or “PROG” key until LCD displays “CAnL”, press up/down key to set the channel address you wanted. The channel addresses are optional from 01-06.
- Step 3 (Thermostat): In the parameter setting interface, continuously press “ DAY/TIME” or “PROG” key until the LCD displays “CrES”, press Up key to set the parameter to “1”. The thermostat will send the pairing data to the Receiver. After matching successfully, the thermostat will be back to Home.
FAIL SAFE
If there is not any output change in a period of time. The thermostat will send a signal to the receiver every 20 minutes to check and confirm the receiver the communication is working normally. If the receiver fail to receive the signal from the thermostat within 20mins, the receiver will activate Fail safe to protect the system against a loss of wireless signal or should the thermostat battery fail whilst you are away
WIRING
INSTALLATION GUIDE
This receiver includes two M3.5 cross screws for mounting. To install your thermostat, you should have the following tools and materials.
- Small Philips screwdriver
- Hammer
- Electric drill and 3/16” bit
CAUTION
To prevent electrical shock and/or equipment damage, disconnect electric power to the system at the main fuse or circuit breaker box until installation is complete.
WARNING
- Do not use on circuits exceeding specified voltage.
- Higher voltage will damage the receiver and could cause shock or fire hazard.
- Do not short out terminals or primary control to test.
- Shorts or incorrect wiring will damage thermostat and could cause personal injury and/or property damage.
TRANSPARENT COVER INSTALLATION
Press the transparent cover down as shown, until it snaps in place.
TRANSPARENT COVER UNINSTALL
Insert the screwdriver between the transparent cover and black cover and gently pry it up.
TROUBLESHOOTING
| Problem | Solution |
| Scrambled or double display (numbers over
numbers) |
1. Remove clear film |
| No display | 1. Check the Li-battery install correctly.
2. Charge Li-battery. |
| Dim display | 1. Charge Li-battery. |
| Entire display always | 1. Replace the unit. |
| Fragmentary Display | 1. Replace the unit. |
| Always display“E1”， | 1. Replace the unit. |
| Program does not change at your desire
setting |
1. Check that the time is set properly to “AM” or “PM”
2. Check for the correct day settings. |
| Delay time in turning on heating equipment changes after a newly
successful registry. |
1. Delay time of the four thermostats should be consistent, if not consistent, the delay time in turning on the heating equipment will depend on the latest successfully
registered thermostat’s delay time |
| The heating equipment does not turn on. | 1. The heating equipment needs 3-minute waiting to turn on again after immediate shutting.
2. Check out thermostat delay setting, it means a period for complete open-up of valve and thereafter the heating equipment will turn on. |
| Erratic display | 1. Replace the unit. |
| Receiver no output | 1. Check if the thermostat is working, and if the power is supplied to the receiver
2. Check if the communication is correct. 3. Match the thermostat and the receiver again. |
| Communication failed | 1. Check if the thermostat is working, if the thermostat is effective, and if the power is supplied to the receiver
2. Check if the wireless channel you set is consistent with the receiver 3. Adjust the distance between the thermostat and the receiver properly. 4. Match the thermostat and the receiver again. |
| Communication unusual | 1. Need to change channel to re-register. |
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Midea A3920 Receiver Wireless Thermostat Installation Manual
Midea A3920 Receiver Wireless Thermostat Installation Manual
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