ActronAir WALL CONTROL Operation Manual
Model Numbers: LC7-2W (White), LC7-2G (Grey)
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please read this manual carefully before installing or operating your air conditioning unit.
01. General Information
Congratulations! The LC7-2 Control Interface is manufactured from the highest quality materials and designed to ensure years of satisfactory operation.
This manual provides instructions on how to program and utilize the many advanced features of this control interface. Familiarize yourself with these features to suit your comfort requirements and achieve energy cost savings.
Read this manual thoroughly to ensure correct utilization of your ActronAir air conditioner.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: ActronAir bases its product development on over 30 years of HVAC experience, continuous investment in technological innovations, and product improvements. While developed with state-of-the-art technology, ActronAir cannot guarantee that all aspects of the product and software will meet the specific requirements of every final application. The customer, including end-users and installers, assumes all liability and risks related to product configuration for specific designs and system installations. ActronAir may be consulted for commissioning, installation, and application based on specific agreements, but does not accept liability for the final equipment/system's correct operation.
Your ActronAir air conditioning unit is advanced and innovative. Its operation is detailed in the technical documentation supplied with the product or available at www.actronair.com.au. Proper set-up, configuration, and programming are essential for optimal operation. Failure to complete these may result in malfunction or damage, for which ActronAir accepts no liability.
Installation, commissioning, and other technical services must be performed by a qualified technician. Ensure installation complies with all relevant council regulations and building code standards. All electrical wiring must adhere to current electrical authority regulations and wiring diagrams. Always use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for safety.
02. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Disposal Guideline
1. Do not dispose of waste electrical and electronic equipment with local council waste. It must be disposed of through the council-designated hazardous waste collection center.
2. Improper disposal may negatively affect human health and the environment due to potentially hazardous substances within the equipment.
03. Maintenance
1. Keep the control interface clean using a soft dry cloth. If a cleaning solution is needed, use a very mild soap solution on the cloth. Do not spray liquid directly onto the interface.
2. Do not use solvent-based cleaners, as they can damage the interface.
3. When cleaning, be careful not to accidentally press buttons. Turn the unit OFF to prevent unintended operations.
4. Avoid pressing hard into the display screen to prevent damage.
5. Ensure the temperature sensor is always clean and free of dust or dirt for accurate readings.
6. Do not attempt to service the control interface yourself. For service, contact ActronAir Service Department at 1800 119 229.
04. Operational Precautions
Read all instructions before operating the air conditioning unit to prevent damage and voiding the warranty.
Access Panels and Guards
NEVER remove access panels or guards, as this could cause injury from electric shock or burns from hot components. Never allow body parts or objects to protrude through fan guards or openings, as this could cause personal injury and damage the air conditioner.
Supervision of Children and Infirm Persons
This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons unless adequately supervised to ensure safe usage. Young children should be supervised to prevent them from playing with the appliance.
Return Air Filter
The air conditioner must never be operated without a return air filter. This allows dust and contaminants to build up on the indoor coil, making it difficult to clean and potentially causing inefficient operation or system failure.
Crankcase Heater Precaution
The main power (from the switchboard) to the system must remain ON at all times to prevent damage to the outdoor compressor unit. If the main power is disconnected for 6 hours or longer, wait 2 hours after power restoration before starting the system. This allows the compressor to warm up and prevents damage from liquid refrigerant.
05. System Information
Air Conditioner
Model No.: [Location on outdoor unit]
Serial No.: [Location on outdoor unit]
The air conditioner model and serial number are located on the access panel of the outdoor unit's bottom left corner.
Wall Control
Model No.: [Location on wall control]
The wall control model number is located on the front of the wall control.
Installer Information
Company Name:
Phone Number:
Technician's Name:
06. Features
- Auto-Restart After Power Failure: If power is restored after an outage, the unit restarts in the last used mode if this option is selected.
- Dual/Triple Wall Control Operation (Optional): Up to three wall controls can be installed on one system, useful for larger buildings. Adjustments made on one controller are mimicked by others (restrictions apply).
- Room Temperature Display with One Touch: Press the or button to display room temperature for 10 seconds.
- Auto Defrost Function (Heating Mode): Detects frost build-up on the outdoor heat exchanger at low temperatures and automatically activates defrost mode. The DEFROST indicator flashes every 10 seconds.
- Hot Start Function (Heating Mode): Delays the indoor fan briefly at the start of heating mode or after defrosting to allow the heat exchanger to warm up, preventing cold drafts.
- Filter Clean Light: Monitors accumulated run time. The FILTER indicator flashes when it's time to check the filter.
- Self Diagnosis: Detects faults and displays relevant fault codes on the wall control.
NOTE: Some applications may require more frequent filter cleaning.
07. Wall Control Functions
The LC7-2 Wall Control features various buttons and indicators for operating your air conditioning system.
Control Buttons:
- 1. LCD Display: Shows settings and operation conditions.
- 2. AFTER HRS: For setting after-hours timer.
- 3. PROG Button: For setting the clock and entering the 7-Day time clock menu.
- 4. FAN Control Button: Changes fan speed (high, medium, low) and selects continuous/non-continuous fan operation.
- 5. Temperature-Up Setting Button: Increases room temperature setting.
- 6. Temperature-Down Setting Button: Decreases room temperature setting.
- 7. EXIT Button: Quick exit from programming menus.
- 8. Zone 1 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 9. Zone 5 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 10. Zone 2 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 11. Zone 6 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 12. Zone 3 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 13. Zone 7 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 14. Zone 4 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 15. Zone 8 Button with On/Off Indicator
- 16. Repeat / Backlight Button: Repeats previous day's settings or adjusts backlight.
- 17. Select/Clock-Down Setting and Room Temp Display Button
- 18. NFC Tag: For Near Field Communication.
- 19. Select/Clock-Up Setting and Room Temp Display Button
- 20. Operation MODE Button: Sets operation mode (auto, heat, cool, fan-only).
- 21. TIMER Operation Button: Activates timer function.
- 22. DISP Button: Displays indoor temperature, day, and set temperature.
- 23. Power On/Off Button: Turns the unit on or off.
* Setting up 7-Day time clock and Timer Operation are only possible through Wall Control 1 (C-1).
Display Indicators:
- 24. Day Indicator: Shows the day of the week selected for programming.
- 25. Time Clock Indicator: Indicates time clock function is active.
- 26. After Hours Indicator: Indicates after-hours operation.
- 27. Event Indicator: Shows the current time clock event being set.
- 28. Prog Indicator: Indicates the controller is in Program Menu.
- 29. On Indicator: Shows the unit is ON.
- 30. Off Indicator: Shows the unit is OFF.
- 31. Power On/Off Button Backlight: Controls button backlight.
- 32. 1 and 2 Indicator: Illuminates with Event to show programming event.
- 33. Filter Indicator: Alerts when filter cleaning is due.
- 34. Fan Only Indicator: Shows fan-only mode.
- 35. Cooling Mode Indicator: Shows cooling mode.
- 36. Heating Mode Indicator: Shows heating mode.
- 37. Defrost Indicator: Shows defrost mode is active.
- 38. Auto Mode Indicator: System automatically selects heating or cooling.
- 39. Run Indicator: Shows outdoor unit is operating (flashes when on delay).
- 40. Set Back Indicator: System is operating to achieve set-back temperature.
- 41. Timer Indicator: Timer function is active.
- 42. Lock Symbol (?): Appears when lock functions (Mode, Setpoint, Fan Speed, Keypad) are enabled.
- 43. Set Indicator: Illuminates during time and time clock setting adjustments.
- 44. Continuous Indicator: Fan is set to continuous operation.
- 45. High Fan Speed Indicator: Fan is set to high speed.
- 46. Medium Fan Speed Indicator: Fan is set to medium speed.
- 47. Low Fan Speed Indicator: Fan is set to low speed.
- 48. Outside Indicator: Outside temperature is displayed.
- 49. Inside Indicator: Inside temperature is displayed.
08. Turning Air Conditioner On/Off
The air conditioning system will restart with your last settings (e.g., temperature, mode, fan speed) when powered on.
08.01. Turn On and Off the Air Conditioner
Press the button once to turn the unit ON. Press it again to turn OFF. The button backlight illuminates when the unit is ON.
09. Adjusting Set Temperature
Use the or buttons to increase or decrease the set temperature.
- Press for a warmer temperature.
- Press for a cooler temperature.
- The set temperature is adjustable between 16°C and 30°C in 0.5°C increments.
- The set temperature can be adjusted even when the system is OFF.
- No set temperature is displayed during Fan-Only Mode.
10. Changing Operating Mode
NOTES:
- Fan speeds (LOW, MED, HIGH, CONT) availability depends on the 3-Speed Fan setting. Otherwise, MED and MED CONT are available for 1-Speed Fan.
- CONT fan speeds are not available in Fan-Only Mode.
- When the system is ON, the indoor fan can run continuously (indicated by CONT). This is preferred for Cooling Mode for maximum air circulation. In LOW, MED, or HIGH settings, the fan cycles with the compressor based on set point and room temperatures.
10.01. Fan-Only Operation
Press the button until 'FAN' appears on the display. Adjust the indoor fan speed (LOW, MED, HIGH) using the button.
NOTE: While the system is OFF, pressing the button allows Fan-Only operation.
10.02. Cooling Operation
1. Press the button until 'COOL' appears.
2. Set the desired temperature using the or buttons.
3. Adjust the indoor fan speed using the button (LOW, MED, HIGH, CONT LOW, CONT MED, CONT HIGH).
10.03. Heating Operation
1. Press the button until 'HEAT' appears.
2. Set the desired temperature using the or buttons.
3. Adjust the indoor fan speed using the button (LOW, MED, HIGH, CONT LOW, CONT MED, CONT HIGH).
NOTE: Continuous fan speed in heating mode may cause cool drafts when the compressor cycles off.
10.04. Auto Operation
1. Press the button until 'AUTO' appears.
2. Set the desired temperature using the or buttons.
3. Adjust the indoor fan speed using the button (LOW, MED, HIGH, CONT LOW, CONT MED, CONT HIGH).
11. Timer Operation
NOTE: Timer setup is only possible via Wall Control 1 (C-1). Controls 2 and 3 will display C-2 or C-3, indicating timer setup is not possible.
11.01. OFF Timer
1. Press the button to enter the timer menu. The system must be ON to set an OFF timer.
2. Use the or buttons to select the desired OFF time (maximum 24 hours, in 0.5-hour increments).
3. After 3 seconds or pressing again, the display returns to the main screen, and the OFF timer countdown begins. The unit will turn OFF when the timer expires.
4. The ? (TIMER) indicator will display when a timer is active. To cancel, press the button; the timer indicator will disappear.
11.02. ON Timer
1. Press the button to enter the timer menu. The system must be OFF to set an ON timer.
2. Use the or buttons to select the desired ON time (maximum 24 hours, in 0.5-hour increments).
3. After 3 seconds or pressing again, the display returns to the main screen, and the ON timer countdown begins. The unit will turn ON when the timer expires.
4. To cancel the ON Timer, press the button.
12. Backlight Function
12.01. LCD Backlight Level Adjustment
1. Press and hold the button.
2. Use the or buttons to adjust the backlight brightness.
3. Release the buttons at the desired brightness. A symbol will appear for 3 seconds indicating the setting.
12.02. Permanently Turn On LCD Backlight
NOTE: By default, the LCD backlight turns off 15 seconds after the last button press.
1. Press and hold the button for 4 seconds.
2. When the ? symbol appears, release the button. The backlight will remain illuminated.
3. To return to default settings, repeat steps 1 and 2.
12.03. ON/OFF Button Backlight
NOTE: The Wall Control must be ON for this procedure. Button backlight is ON by default.
12.03.01. Turn On the ON/OFF Button Backlight
1. Press and hold the button.
2. Press and release the button along with the button.
3. The ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, indicating the button backlight is set and will remain lit.
12.03.02. Turn Off the ON/OFF Backlight
1. Press and hold the button.
2. Press and release the button along with the button.
3. The ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, indicating the backlight is set. The backlight will turn OFF.
13. Program Menu
NOTE: The Program Menu has a 60-second inactivity timeout. The display returns to the home screen if no action is taken. Program Menus 01 (7-Day Programmable Function), 02 (Clock), and 03 (Temperature Set Back) can only be set via Wall Control 1 (C-1). Controls 2 and 3 will skip these menus and proceed directly to Menu 04.
13.01. 7-Day Programmable Function
13.01.01. Time Clock Operation
NOTES:
- The 7-Day Time Clock feature allows setting ON/OFF times for each day of the week.
- Each day can have 2 programmed events (On and Off times).
- Ensure the current day and time are set correctly before programming.
- To reset scheduled time clock events, press and hold the and buttons for 3 seconds.
13.01.02. Example of Time Clock Operation
| MON | TUE | WED | THU | FRI | SAT | SUN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVENT 1 ON TIME |
6:00am | 6:00am | 6:00am | 6:00am | 6:00am | 7:00am | 8:00am |
| OFF TIME | 10:00am | 10:00am | 10:00am | 10:00am | 10:00am | 9:00am | 11:00am |
| EVENT 2 ON TIME |
4:00pm | 4:00pm | 4:00pm | 4:00pm | 1:00pm | -:-- | -:-- |
| OFF TIME | 10:00pm | 10:00pm | 10:00pm | 10:00pm | 11:00pm | -:-- | -:-- |
13.01.03. Activating the 7-Day Time Clock
1. Press the button to enter the program menu. 'TIME CLOCK' and 'PROG' indicators will illuminate.
2. Press the button to enter the time clock menu. By default, the program is OFF. The 'OFF' indicator will flash.
3. Press the or button to scroll from OFF to ON.
4. Press the button to accept the selection and activate the time clock.
5. Press the button twice to return to the main display. The 'TIME CLOCK' indicator will reappear.
13.01.04. Setting the Programmable Time Clock
1. Press the button to enter the program menu. 'TIME CLOCK' and 'PROG' indicators will illuminate.
2. Press the button to enter the time clock menu. If the program is ON, the 'ON' indicator will flash.
3. Press the button (when 'ON' is selected) to program the time clock. 'TIME CLOCK', 'PROG', 'ON', 'EVENT 1', 'MON', and 'SET' indicators will appear, along with time fields. You can now set the Event 1 ON time for Monday.
NOTE: Pressing the button will enable or disable the Time Clock program.
Example: Press the button to adjust the time in 15-minute increments. AM/PM toggles after the 12th hour.
4. Press the button to move to Event 1 OFF time. Use or to adjust the time.
5. Press the button to move to Event 2 ON time. Repeat Step 4 for Event 2 ON and OFF times.
NOTE: Press at any time if no further changes are needed.
6. Press the button to move to the next day (e.g., Event 1 ON time for TUE).
7. Repeat the steps to program all desired events. Press twice to exit the Program Menu. The 'TIME CLOCK' indicator will show on the screen if active.
NOTE: If no button is pressed for 60 seconds, the controller exits the menu. Time and time clock settings are retained during power failure.
13.01.05. Repeating a Day's Events and Time
This feature allows you to copy previous days' events and times to succeeding days.
1. Navigate to the day you wish to copy events from. Ensure 'SET', 'EVENT 1', 'TIME CLOCK', and 'ON' indicators are illuminated.
NOTE: The repeat function applies only to the succeeding day with programmed events.
2. Press the button until you reach the succeeding day (e.g., TUE) to paste the copied events and time.
3. Press the button.
4. The previous day's events are now copied. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other days as needed.
13.01.06. Programming Past Midnight
NOTES:
- Event ON times can be set up to 11:45 PM.
- Event OFF times can be set up to 23 hours and 45 minutes after the ON time, potentially on the next day.
- Programming Event 1 past midnight may automatically cancel Event 2.
13.01.07. Canceling an Individual Event
Example: Canceling Event 1 for Tuesday.
1. Press the button to enter the program menu. 'TIME CLOCK' and 'PROG' indicators illuminate.
2. Press the button to enter the time clock menu. 'ON' indicator flashes.
3. Press the button (when 'ON' is selected) to program. 'TIME CLOCK', 'PROG', 'ON', 'EVENT 1', 'MON', and 'SET' indicators appear. Set the Event 1 ON time for Monday.
4. Continue pressing to reach the event you wish to cancel.
5. Press the button to delete the event. '-:--' will display, indicating cancellation.
6. Repeat for other days or press twice to exit.
NOTE: Canceling Event 1 cancels both Event 1 and Event 2. Canceling Event 2 only cancels Event 2.
13.01.08. Re-activating an Individual Event
Example: Re-activating Event 1 for TUE.
1. Press the button to enter the program menu. 'TIME CLOCK' and 'PROG' indicators illuminate.
2. Press the button to enter the time clock menu. 'ON' indicator flashes.
3. Press the button (when 'ON' is selected) to program. Set Event 1 ON time for Monday.
4. Continue pressing to reach the event you wish to re-activate.
5. Press the button to re-activate Tuesday's event. The event's ON time will be displayed.
6. Press the button twice to exit the Program Menu.
13.01.09. De-activating the 7-Day Time Clock
1. Press the button to enter the program menu. 'TIME CLOCK' and 'PROG' indicators illuminate.
2. Press the button to enter the time clock menu. 'ON' indicator flashes.
3. Press the button to scroll from ON to OFF.
4. Press the button to accept the selection, then press once. The 'TIME CLOCK' indicators will disappear, indicating de-activation.
13.02. Setting the Clock
The system must be ON before setting the clock.
1. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
2. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 02.
3. Press the button to enter Program Menu 02. The hour field and 'TIME' will blink.
4. Use the or buttons to adjust the Hour. AM/PM adjusts after the 12th hour.
5. Press the button to accept the hour. The minute field will blink.
6. Use the or buttons to adjust the Minutes.
7. Press the button to accept the minutes. The day field will blink. The Day indicator will flash (e.g., MON).
8. Use the or buttons to adjust the Day.
9. Press the button to accept the day. The screen shows the final selected time and day.
10. Press the button twice to return to the Main Screen.
13.03. Temperature Set Back
Normally, air conditioning systems are turned off during unoccupied times or at night, leading to significant temperature fluctuations. The temperature set-back feature maintains a reasonable building temperature closer to your desired set point, allowing the system to reach comfortable temperatures faster when turned on.
The air conditioning system must be Turned-Off before performing these procedures.
13.03.01. Activating the Temperature Set Back
NOTE: Activating Temperature Set Back may cause the unit to operate even if the LC7-2 Wall Control is OFF. Proceed only if you understand the purpose and operating parameters. For inquiries, contact ActronAir Technical Support at 1800 119 229.
1. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
2. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 03.
3. Press the button to enter Program Menu 03. The 'SET BACK' indicator will show, and the 'OFF' field will blink.
4. Use the or buttons to scroll from OFF to ON.
5. Press the button to confirm the selection.
6. Press the button thrice to return to the Main Screen.
13.03.02. Setting Temperature Set Back
NOTE: The 'Cool to' and 'Heat to' limits for Set Back mode can only be adjusted in the temperature Set Back menu. If the system's setpoint (before Set Back operation) is below the Heat to limit or above the Cool to limit, the setpoint will automatically adjust to the new Set Back limit.
1. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
2. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 03.
3. Press the button to enter Program Menu 03. The 'Set back display' will show, and the 'ON' field will blink.
4. Press the button to enter the ON Program Menu.
5. Use the or buttons to change the COOL Set Back temperature.
6. Press the button to accept the COOL Set Back temperature. The next screen will show the HEAT Set Back temperature adjustment.
7. Use the or buttons to change the HEAT Set Back temperature.
8. Press the button to accept the HEAT Set Back temperature.
9. Press the button once to return to the Main Screen.
13.03.03. Temperature Set Back Screens
The following screens display on the LC7-2 during Set Back operation:
- H: Heat To Set back limit
- C: Cool To Set back limit
- U: Unit setpoint prior to unit turned off
- R: Room Temperature
| Case | Temperature Displayed | LC7-2 Display | Mode of Operation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set back temp | U | Off | |
| R < H set back temp | H set back | Heating | MED |
| R > C set back temp | C set back | Cooling | MED |
NOTES:
- Indoor fan speed operates at the last setting.
- The button backlight is always OFF in Set Back mode when the operation mode is heat or cool.
13.03.04. De-Activating the Temperature Set Back
1. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
2. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 03.
3. Press the button to enter Program Menu 03. The 'ON' field will blink.
4. Use the or buttons to toggle from ON to OFF.
5. Press the button to confirm the selection.
6. Press the button once to return to the Main Screen.
13.04. Mode Lock
13.04.01. Activating Mode Lock
NOTES:
- Mode Lock prevents users from changing the operation mode.
- Mode Lock can be set independently on each connected wall controller.
1. Ensure the control is set to the desired mode you wish to lock.
2. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
3. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 04.
4. Press the button to enter Program Menu 04. (Mode lock is OFF by default).
5. Use the or buttons to turn the Mode Lock ON.
6. Press the button to accept the selection. Press once to return to the Main Screen.
7. When the button is pressed, the ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, preventing mode changes.
NOTE: To disable Mode Lock, follow the same steps, selecting OFF in step 5.
13.05. Setpoint Lock
13.05.01. Activating Setpoint Lock
NOTES:
- Setpoint Lock prevents users from changing the setpoint on the wall controller.
- Setpoint Lock can be set independently on each connected wall controller.
1. Set the desired target temperature.
2. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
3. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 05.
4. Press the button to enter Program Menu 05. (Setpoint lock is OFF by default).
5. Use the or buttons to turn the Setpoint Lock ON.
6. Press the button to accept the selection. Press once to return to the Main Screen.
7. When the or buttons are pressed, the ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, preventing temperature changes.
NOTE: To disable Setpoint Lock, follow the same steps, selecting OFF in step 5.
13.06. Fan Speed Lock
13.06.01. Activating Fan Speed Lock
NOTES:
- Fan Speed Lock prevents users from changing the fan speed.
- Fan Speed Lock can be set independently on each connected wall controller.
1. Set the required fan speed you wish to lock.
2. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
3. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 06.
4. Press the button to enter Program Menu 06. (Fan speed lock is OFF by default).
5. Use the or buttons to turn the Fan Lock ON.
6. Press the button to accept the selection. Press once to return to the Main Screen.
7. When the button is pressed, the ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, preventing fan speed changes.
NOTE: To disable Fan Speed Lock, follow the same steps, selecting OFF in step 5.
13.07. Keypad Lock
13.07.01. Activating Keypad Lock
NOTES:
- Keypad Lock prevents users from changing settings on the wall controller.
- Keypad Lock can be set independently on each connected wall controller.
1. Press the button to enter Program Menu.
2. Use the or buttons to navigate to Program Menu 07.
3. Press the button to enter Program Menu 07. (Keypad lock is OFF by default).
4. Use the or buttons to turn the Keypad Lock ON.
5. Press the button to accept the selection. Press once to return to the Main Screen.
6. When any button is pressed (except PROG and ), the ? symbol will appear for 3 seconds, preventing access to those buttons.
NOTE: To disable Keypad Lock, follow the same steps, selecting OFF in step 5.
14. Filter Timer
14.01. Reset Filter Timer
1. The screen flashes 'FILTER' when the timer expires.
2. After cleaning the filter, press the button to reset the timer. The flashing 'FILTER' display will disappear.
15. Near Field Communication (NFC) Tag
The LC7-2 is NFC capable, allowing users to view and download the user manual via NFC reader apps.
15.01. iOS Users
Note: Images may vary.
1. Download 'NFC Reader for iPhone' from the App Store.
2. Open the NFC App and follow the on-screen instructions.
3. Place the mobile device close to the NFC Tag on the controller.
4. After scanning, a pop-up window will appear, redirecting you to https://www.actronair.com.au/nfc.
5. A list of controller models will appear. Select your model number to view the operation manual. (Model number is found under the Power On/Off button).
15.02. Android Users
Note: Images may vary.
1. Go to Settings, find 'NFC and payment', and turn it ON.
2. Enable 'Android Beam'.
3. Follow on-screen instructions.
4. After scanning, a pop-up window will appear, redirecting you to https://www.actronair.com.au/nfc.
5. A list of controller models will appear. Select your model number to view the operation manual. (Model number is found under the Power On/Off button).
