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Hunter Pacific IMCP2 - User Manual

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HANDSET BUTTON EXPLANATION
User Manual
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To turn fan on press the “Fan On/Off” button and the fan will start and settle on the speed it was
last used.
The six LED lights on the remote control display the fans current speed. Low speed is indicated
by the 1st LED on the left of the handset. High speed is shown by the 6th LED.
Fan Speed Button
Forward/Reverse Button
Fan On/Off Button
Learning Button
Use “FWD/REV” anytime to change direction. Depending on speed it may take a little while for
the fan to stop and change direction.
The “Fan Timer” function turns the fan off after the preset time has elapsed. To cancel timer
function turn the fan off.
1. Any modification or attempt to directly wire the fan without a control module will void warranty
unless those modifications are authorised.
2. DO NOT USE ELECTRONIC OR DIMMER TYPE SPEED CONTROLLERS.
Fan Timer Button
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Overview

  1. Function Description
  2. Important Technical Specifications
  3. Usage Features
  4. Maintenance Features

This document describes the Hunter Pacific International ceiling fan system, focusing on its remote control handset and the associated control module. The system is designed for user-friendly operation and offers various features for controlling fan speed, direction, and timing.

Function Description

The Hunter Pacific International fan system consists of a ceiling fan, a control module, and a remote control handset. The handset allows users to wirelessly control the fan's operations, including turning it on/off, adjusting its speed, changing its direction, and setting a timer for automatic shutdown. The control module acts as the receiver for the handset's signals and manages the fan's electrical functions.

Important Technical Specifications

The manual does not explicitly list detailed technical specifications such as voltage, power consumption, or specific motor types. However, it provides crucial operational guidelines:

  • Control Type: The system uses a wireless remote control handset to communicate with a control module.
  • Power Supply: The control module requires mains power, which must be switched on/off via an external switch, not the buttons on the handset, for programming and certain operations.
  • Battery Type (Handset): The handset uses batteries, which need to be unwrapped and inserted with correct polarity. The specific battery type (e.g., AAA, AA) is not mentioned, but the process of installation/replacement is detailed.
  • Programming Mode: The control module enters program mode after a specific sequence of toggling mains power (ON for 2 seconds, OFF for 2 seconds, repeated several times, ending with ON for 4 beeps). This sequence is critical for adding new handsets or erasing existing ones.
  • Wireless Range: For programming, the new handset must be within 2 meters of the receiver.
  • Compatibility: The system is designed for use with Hunter Pacific International fans and their dedicated control modules.
  • Incompatibilities:
    • Direct Wiring: Any modification or attempt to directly wire the fan without a control module will void the warranty unless authorized.
    • Speed Controllers: Electronic or dimmer-type speed controllers are explicitly forbidden for use with this system.
    • Wall Switch: The wall switch connected to the fan must be ON for the remote control to function.

Usage Features

The remote control handset offers a range of features for convenient fan operation:

  • Fan On/Off: A dedicated "Fan On/Off" button turns the fan on or off. When turned on, the fan will resume the speed it was last used at.
  • Fan Speed Control: The handset features six LED lights that indicate the fan's current speed. The 1st LED on the left signifies low speed, while the 6th LED indicates high speed. The manual implies a button or set of buttons for adjusting speed, although the specific button is not explicitly labeled in the text, it is visually represented by the "1-6" buttons on the remote diagram.
  • Forward/Reverse Direction: A "FWD/REV" button allows users to change the fan's direction. The manual notes that it may take some time for the fan to stop and change direction, depending on its current speed.
  • Fan Timer Function: The "Fan Timer" function allows users to set the fan to turn off automatically after a preset time (options include 1h, 2h, 3h, 6h). To cancel the timer, the user simply turns the fan off.
  • Learning Button: A "LEARN" button on the handset is used during the programming process to add a new handset to the control module's memory. Pressing the "OFF" button during programming can erase all handsets from the control module's memory.
  • Multi-Fan Programming: For installations with multiple fans connected to the same final circuit or power switch, it is recommended to program each control module by plugging it into a GPO/power point before installation to avoid interference.

Maintenance Features

The manual provides instructions for basic maintenance related to the remote control handset:

  • Handset Battery Installation/Replacement:

    1. Slide the hatch downwards to open the battery compartment.
    2. Gently press the grooved section inwards to disengage the latch.
    3. Unwrap the plastic from around new batteries.
    4. Observe polarity and ensure the battery sits properly in the recess.
    5. Slide the hatch back into place.

  • Adding a New or Replacement Handset: This is a crucial maintenance/setup feature:

    1. Turn off the MAINS POWER to the Control Module for 30 seconds.
    2. Toggle the MAINS POWER ON and OFF in a specific sequence (each ON and OFF for 2 seconds) until the Control Module beeps four times, indicating it has entered program mode. This may require 3 or 4 cycles, and the timing must be accurate.
    3. Move the new handset within 2 meters of the receiver.
    4. Press the "LEARN" button on the handset to add it. Alternatively, pressing the "OFF" button will erase all handsets from memory (the module will beep 4 times when powered if no handsets are stored).

The document also includes important warnings regarding warranty and proper usage:

  • Any unauthorized modification or direct wiring of the fan without a control module will void the warranty.
  • The warranty may be voided, and a service fee charged, if the product is damaged by power surges, lightning, weather, misuse, abuse, or similar situations.
  • All installation instructions must be followed.

Hunter Pacific IMCP2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHunter Pacific
ModelIMCP2
CategoryHandsets
LanguageEnglish