How to use Mitsubishi M-NET to USB maintenance tool to extract data on a live Mitsubishi CityMulti

In this video, I will show you how I use the Mitsubishi M-NET to USB converter tool in conjunction with the Mitsubishi Maintenance Tool software to extract data from a live Mitsubishi CityMulti VRF system.
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Alligator connectors allow for connecting the MN-Converter to either the TB3 or TB7 CityMulti communication buss lines. Once connected a standard A to B type USB cable (not included) is used to connect your PC or Laptop. Once Maintenance Tools (Software) is installed on the PC the MN-Converter allows for full diagnostic information to be viewed and for full system control for troubleshooting purposes. Also known as an MN-Converter.
You can also connect the MN-Converter tool directly on the TB3 MN connection points within the VRF head unit itself by removing the front cover and gaining access TB3 ports that way. You can also connect to the TB3 port on the condenser unit's motherboard as well.
As long as the Mitsubishi system network is daisy chained together, you will be able to see all of the Mitsubishi devices no matter where in the MN line you are tapping into.
𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞:
0:02 - Introduction
0:29 - MN Converter Tool
1:06 - TB3 M-NET buss line connection points
1:35 - Confirming connection of MN Converter Tool to your PC
2:03 - Launching Mitsubishi Maintenance Tool Software
3:17 - Reading data from Mitsubishi devices connected to the M-NET
5:44 - How to view and change setpoints for VRF units
7:49 - Generating an operational summary report for all connected devices
9:35 - How to generate report for just the VRF head units