INKBIRD ITC-308-WIFI Smart Controller Manual

SMART HOME SMART LIFE

01 CAUTION

02 Specification

03 Technical Parameters

Temperature Measurement Accuracy:

Range of Temperature(T)Celsius Celsius Error Range of Temperature(T)Fahrenheit Fahrenheit Error
-40 °C <T<10°C ±2°C -40°F <T<50°F ±3°F
10 °C≤T<80°C ±1°C 50°F <T<176°F ±2°F
80 °C≤T≤100°C ±2°C 176°F <T≤212°F ±3°F

04 Get to Know the Device

Illustration of the INKBIRD ITC-308-WIFI smart controller, a blue device with a white casing outline. It features two digital displays labeled 'PV' and 'SV', indicators for 'HEATING' and 'COOLING', and buttons for 'SET' and 'WIFI'. A stylized smiley face is integrated into the lower part of the device. Two cables with plugs extend from the bottom.

  • ① PV: In normal mode, it displays current temperature; in settings mode, it displays menu code.
  • ② SV: In normal mode, it displays the temperature setting value; in the setting mode, it displays the setting value.
  • ③ Red Light ON: Heating output is on. ?
  • ④ Green Light ON: Cooling output is on. ?
  • ⑤ Green Light Blinks: The controller is performing the function of compressor delay. ? (flashing)
  • ⑥ HEATING: Heating output socket.
  • ⑦ COOLING: Cooling output socket.
  • ⑧ Setting button (SET), Increase button (⬆️), Decrease button (⬇️).

Diagrams showing different socket types: US Sockets, EU Sockets, UK Sockets, AU Sockets, each with labeled outputs for ⑥ HEATING and ⑦ COOLING.

05 INKBIRD APP Setting

5.1 Download the APP

Search for the keyword "INKBIRD" in Appstore or Google Play. A QR code is provided for downloading and installing the APP. [QR Code for App Download - excluded]

5.2 Pair with your phone

Open the app, it will ask you to register or log in your account on the APP. Select the country and enter your Mobile number or Email to finish the registration. Then press the "Add Home" button to create your home.

Two screenshots are shown: one labeled 'Login' with fields for country, email, and password, and another labeled 'Register' with similar fields plus an authentication code. Buttons for Apple and Google login are also visible.

② Tap "+" or "add device" button on the app's home page to add the device.

③ If the controller is in the normal working state, you can long press the [Wi-Fi symbol] ? button for 2 seconds to reset WIFI. It will enter the Smartconfig configuration state by default. You can short press [Wi-Fi symbol] ? to switch the Smartconfig configuration state and the AP mode. If you change the WIFI state, it will take about 5 seconds to display the corresponding LED symbol and state, because of the WIFI module data processing.

Add device in quick connection:

Screenshot showing 'Add Device' interface with a circular icon and text 'Power on the device and confirm that indicator light rapidly blinks'. A button 'How to make indicator rapidly blink' and 'Confirm indicator rapidly blink' are visible. Another screenshot shows 'Connecting Now' with a progress circle at 12% and text indicating proximity to the router.

Add device in AP mode:

Screenshot showing 'Add Device' interface with a circular icon and text 'Power on the device and confirm that indicator light slowly blinks'. A button 'How to make indicator slowly blink' and 'Confirm indicator slowly blink' are visible. Another screenshot shows 'Connect phone to device's wifi...' with options to open WLAN Settings and select 'SmartLife-XXXX'.

④ Click "Done" after adding device successfully and enter into device controlling interface.

⑤ In the temperature control mode, user can set control function via APP.

App Interface Details:

The app interface displays: Device Name, Back to Home Page, PV: Current Temperature, Control Mode, SV: Temperature Setting Value, Temperature Trend Diagram, Menu Setting. The 'Setting' screen shows options like Heating Difference Value (HD), Cooling Difference Value (CD), High Temperature Alarm, Low Temperature Alarm, Refrigeration Delay, Temperature Calibration, and Temperature unit switch (°C/°F).

06 Control Function Instructions

6.1 Button Operation Instructions

6.1.1 Button Function in Normal Operation Mode

6.1.2 Button Function in Setting Mode

Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setting mode. PV shows menu code "TS", SV shows the corresponding setting value. Press SET to scroll down the menu item and save the parameters of the previous menu item. Press ⬆️ or ⬇️ to change the current setting value. Exits and saves after 30 seconds of no operation or a 2-second SET press, returning to normal operation mode.

6.2 Menu Setting Flow Chart

The menu setting process starts by pressing "SET" for over 2 seconds to enter parameters setting mode. The sequence is: TS (Temperature Set Value), HD (Heating differential value), CD (Cooling difference value), AH (Alarm High Limit), AL (Alarm Low Limit), PT (Compressor Delay Time), CA (Temperature Calibration), CF (Temperature Unit). The system exits and returns to "Working normally" if no key is pressed for 30 seconds or "SET" is pressed for over 2 seconds.

6.3 Setting Menu Instruction

Code Symbol Function Setting Range Default Settings Annotation
TS TS Temperature Setting Value -40.0°C~100°C
-40.0°F~212°F
25.0°C
77.0°F
HD HD Heating Difference Value 0.3°C~15.0°C
1.0°F~30.0°F
2.0°C
3.0°F
More details on 6.4.1
CD CD Cooling Difference Value 0.3°C~15.0°C
1.0°F~30.0°F
2.0°C
3.0°F
AH AH Alarm High Temperature Limit -40.0°C~100°C
-40.0°F~212°F
100°C
212°F
More details on 6.4.2
AL AL Alarm Low Temperature Limit -40.0°C~100°C
-40.0°F~212°F
-40.0°C
-40.0°F
PT PT Compressor Delay Time 0~10 minutes 0 minute More details on 6.4.3
CA CA Temperature Calibration -9.9°C~9.9°C
-15.0°F~15.0°F
0.0°C
0.0°F
More details on 6.4.4
CF CF Fahrenheit or Celsius Settings C or F F More details on 6.4.5

6.4 Control Function Instruction

When the controller works normally, PV screen shows the measured temperature, meanwhile the SV screen shows the set temperature. It recognizes and converts from heating to cooling mode automatically. HEATING socket for heating output, the red LED indicator ? showing heating status. While COOLING socket for cooling output, the green LED indicator ? showing cooling status.

6.4.1 Instructions for Setting Temperature Control (TS, HD, CD)

6.4.1.1 Normal Temperature Control

Heating: When measured temperature PV ≤ TS (Temperature Setting Value) – HD (Heating difference value), the controller will enter the heating state, the red LED ? is on, HEATING output works. When the measured temperature PV ≥ TS (Temperature Setting Value), the red LED ? is off and the HEATING output turns off.

Cooling: When the measured temperature PV ≥ TS (Temperature Setting Value) + CD (Cooling difference value), the controller will enter the cooling state, the green LED ? is on, COOLING output works; the green LED ? flashes, indicating that the cooling device is in the state of the Compressor delay protection. When PV (measured temperature) ≤ TS (temperature setting value), the green LED ? is off and the COOLING output turns off.

Example: Setting TS=25.0°C, CD=2.0°C, HD=3.0°C. When the measured temperature value ≤ 22°C (TS-HD), the controller will enter the heating state; when the measured temperature value ≥ 25°C, the heating will stop; when the measured temperature value ≥ 27.0°C (TS+CD), the controller enters the cooling state; when measured temperature value ≤25.0°C, cooling will stop.

6.4.1.2 Special Temperature Control

If there is no need to judge the return difference in heating or cooling when power on or exiting the setting state, then it directly compares with TS. For example: When power on or exiting the setting state, TS=25.0°C, CD=2.0°C, HD=3.0°C. If PV (measured temperature value) >25.0°C, it enters the cooling state. When PV (measured temperature value) ≤25.0°C, the cooling stops. Then return to normal temperature control. When PV (measured temperature value) <25.0 °C, it enters the heating state, when PV (measured temperature value) ≥ 25.0 °C, heating stops, and then return to normal temperature control.

6.4.2 Alarm High / Low Temperature Limit Settings (AH,AL)

When measured temperature ≥ AH (high temperature limit alarm), then AH flashes alternately with the current temperature, meantime buzzer will "bi-bi-Biii" alarm, until the temperature <AH, buzzer off and return to normal display and control. Or press any button to turn the buzzer alarm off only. When measured temperature ≤ AL (low temperature alarm), then AL flashes alternately with the current temperature, meantime buzzer will "bi-bi-Biii" alarm, until the temperature >AL, buzzer off and return to normal display and control. Or press any button to turn the buzzer alarm off only. High and low temperature limit alarm will be pushed to mobile APP and remind the customer that the product is in alarm state.

6.4.3 Compressor Delay Time(PT)

In the cooling mode, when the power is turned on for the first time, if PV (measured temperature value) ≥ TS (Temperature setting value) + CD (Cooling difference value), it will not start cooling immediately, but waiting for a delay time(PT). When two adjacent of cooling starting intervals are greater than the delay time, it will immediately start cooling; When two adjacent of cooling starting intervals are less than the delay time, it needs to operate the remaining delay time to start the cooling. Delay time will start counting from the cooling output off.

6.4.4 Temperature Calibration(CA)

When the measured temperature deviates from the standard temperature, the temperature calibration function can be used to make the measured value of the instrument consistent with the standard value. The calibrated temperature = the measured temperature + the calibration value.

6.4.5 Fahrenheit or Celsius Settings (CF)

User can set the display unit to Fahrenheit or Celsius according to their habits. The default temperature is Fahrenheit. If you need to display the unit in Celsius, then set the CF to C. Please note that when the CF changes state, all setting values are restored to the default setting and the buzzer gives a short beeping prompt.

07 Exception Handling

7.1 Probe Fault

When the temperature sensor circuit is short-circuited or open-circuit fault, the controller starts the probe fault mode, it will close all execution states, the buzzer sounds and the digital tube displays ER. Then press any button to eliminate the buzzer sound. After the fault is removed, it will return to the normal working mode.

7.2 Power Off or Disconnected State

When the controller is powered off or disconnected, the mobile APP will still show online state, and the disconnected state will be showed after 1 to 3 minutes.

08 Technical Assistance and Warranty

8.1 Technical Assistance

If you have any problem installing or using this controller, please carefully and thoroughly review the instruction manual. If you require assistance, please write to support@inkbird.com. We will reply your emails in 24 hours from Monday through Saturday. You can also visit our web site www.inkbird.com to find the answers of the common technical questions.

8.2 Warranty

INKBIRD TECH. C.L. warrants this controller for two years (temperature sensor for one year) from the date of purchase when operated under normal condition by the original purchaser (not transferable), against defects caused by INKBIRD's workmanship or materials. This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at INKBIRD's discretion, of all or part of the controller. The original receipt is required for warranty purposes.

FCC Requirement

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator & your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Contact Information

INKBIRD TECH.C.L

Email: support@inkbird.com

Factory address: 6th Floor, Building 713, Pengji Liantang Industrial Area, NO.2 Pengxing Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen, China

Office address: Room 1803, Guowei Building, NO.68 Guowei Road, Xianhu Community, Liantang, Luohu District, Shenzhen, China

Logos: FCC, CE, RoHS, recycling symbol. Version V8.0.

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