Nova / Nova Mini Troubleshooting
Applies to: CCAS#W · CCASLW · CCASLWE · CCASSW · CCASSWE
Make sure the Nova firmware is up to date: Menu → Settings → Nova Settings → iZone → Nova Controller → Check for Update
Screen is blank or unresponsive
The Nova or Nova Mini touch screen fails to power on or shows no image.
Steps to resolve:
- Check the power supply (CTDC12) connection to the Nova wall controller
- Check the Cat5e cable between the CSL Screen Link Module and the Nova — try a different port on the CSL
- Re-pair the CSL to the C225 CPU if the connection has been lost
- Replace the cable if the issue persists
- If still unresolved, the CSL or C225 CPU may need replacement — contact your installer
Zones are not opening or responding
One or more zones are unresponsive when commanded from the Nova wall controller.
Steps to resolve:
- Move the zone motor cable to a different port on the C225
- In the Nova app, go to Setup → Configure AC → Options → Skip Zone Port (password:
wamfud) and skip the faulty port - Verify the CT24ACE transformer is powered and outputting ~24VAC
- Check all wiring connections are fully seated
On Daikin systems, it can take up to two minutes for dampers to open after a command is sent.
Nova controller not communicating with C225 CPU
The Nova wall controller shows no connection to the system.
Steps to resolve:
- Confirm the COCBH Smart Hub is powered and the Nova shows the Wi-Fi symbol
- Re-pair the CSL to the C225 if pairing has been lost
- Ensure the Smart Hub was not connected to the internet modem before commissioning — if it was, disconnect it, factory reset the COCBH, and recommission
- Add a wireless repeater (CR) if the Smart Hub is out of range of the C225
Temperature sensor not showing actual temperature
A zone shows no temperature reading despite having a sensor fitted.
Steps to resolve:
- Press the button on the sensor — if no lights appear, replace the battery (CR2032)
- If the sensor flashes instead of showing solid red or blue, re-pair it: press and hold the pair button, then pair through Menu → Devices in the iZone app
- Ensure the CDTS in-duct sensor is installed upstream of all dampers in the supply air duct
- Check the sensor is not obstructed by furniture or exposed to direct sunlight
iZone Hub not connecting to Wi-Fi / internet (Optus modem)
The COCBH Smart Hub connects locally but fails to reach the internet when an Optus modem is in use.
Steps to resolve:
- Log into the Optus modem admin panel and disable IGMP Snooping or IGMP Proxy under the LAN/Advanced settings
- Reboot the modem and the Smart Hub
- If the issue persists, try connecting the Smart Hub to a different router or switch in the network
How to perform a factory reset (Nova wall controller)
- From the Nova home screen, tap Menu → Settings → Nova Settings
- Scroll to the bottom and tap Factory Reset
- Enter the installer password when prompted
- The Nova will reboot and return to the initial setup screen
How to check Aircon CPU ID and Hub ID
- On the Nova, tap Menu → Settings → Nova Settings → iZone
- The CPU ID and Hub ID are listed under System Information
- Note these down before contacting support
How to check AC unit status
- Tap the AC icon on the Nova home screen
- Tap Info or Status to view the current AC unit mode, set temperature, and fan speed reported by the C325 interface module
How to check a zone's damper status
- On the Nova, tap the zone you want to inspect
- Tap Zone Info — the current damper position (open/closed/%) is shown
- If the damper shows closed when it should be open, check wiring to that zone port
How to update Nova / Nova Mini firmware
- Ensure the Nova is connected to Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi icon visible)
- Tap Menu → Settings → Nova Settings → iZone → Nova Controller → Check for Update
- If an update is available, tap Update and wait for the process to complete
- The Nova will reboot automatically after updating
How to manually change the date and time
- Tap Menu → Settings → Date & Time
- Disable automatic time sync if enabled
- Set the correct date and time manually
- Tap Save
Nova remote support and diagnostic log upload failure
If the diagnostic log fails to upload during a remote support session:
- Ensure the Nova has a stable Wi-Fi/internet connection
- Try the upload again from Menu → Settings → Remote Support → Upload Log
- If it continues to fail, restart the Nova and retry
- Contact iZone support with the system's CPU ID and Hub ID if the issue persists