Mitsubishi Heavy Industries eco touch RC-EX1N Guida d'installazione

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INSTALLATION MANUAL
PJZ012D077
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Main menu
R/C settings ( )
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Main/Sub of R/C ………………………………………………… 21
Return air temp…………………………………………………… 22
R/C sensor ……………………………………………………… 22
R/C sensor adjustment ………………………………………… 22
Operation mode ………………………………………………… 23
˚C / ˚F ……………………………………………………………… 23
Fan speed ………………………………………………………… 23
External input …………………………………………………… 24
Ventilation setting………………………………………………… 24
Flap control ……………………………………………………… 24
Auto-restart ……………………………………………………… 24
Auto temp setting………………………………………………… 25
Auto fan speed …………………………………………………… 25
IU settings ( )
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High ceiling ……………………………………………………… 28
Filter sign ………………………………………………………… 29
External input 1…………………………………………………… 29
External input 1 signal …………………………………………… 29
External input 2…………………………………………………… 29
External input 2 signal …………………………………………… 29
Heating thermo-OFF temp adjustment ……………………… 30
Return air sensor adjustment…………………………………… 30
Fan control in cooling thermo-OFF …………………………… 30
Fan control in heating thermo-OFF …………………………… 30
Anti-frost temp …………………………………………………… 31
Anti-frost control ………………………………………………… 31
Drain pump operation …………………………………………… 31
Residual fan operation in cooling ……………………………… 31
Residual fan operation in heating ……………………………… 32
Intermittent fan operation in heating…………………………… 32
Fan circulator operation ………………………………………… 32
Control pressure adjust ………………………………………… 32
Auto operation mode …………………………………………… 33
Thermo. rule setting……………………………………………… 36
Auto fan speed control ………………………………………… 37
IU overload alarm………………………………………………… 37
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Service & Maintenance ( )
IU address ………………………………………………………… 39
Next service date ………………………………………………… 39
Operation data …………………………………………………… 40
Error display ……………………………………………………… 41
Saving IU settings ……………………………………………… 42
Special settings ………………………………………………… 44
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Select the language
Installation settings ( )
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Installation date ………………………………………………… 16
Company information …………………………………………… 16
Test run …………………………………………………………… 17
Static pressure adjustment …………………………………… 18
Change auto-address …………………………………………… 18
Address setting of main IU ……………………………………… 18
IU back-up function ……………………………………………… 19
(
) It is necessary to input the Service password for menu items showing.
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Tap the
Menu
button on the TOP screen.
6. Installation settings
Installation settings cover the following items.
(1) Installation date: Register the date when the unit was installed.
(2) Company information: Enter the information of contact for service.
(3) Test run: Cooling test run, drain pump test run or compressor Hz fixed operation is performed.
(4) Static pressure adjustment: Static pressure is adjusted in case of connecting the duct type IU equipped with
the external static pressure adjustment function.
(5) Change auto-address: In case of the Multi Series (KX) models, the IU address can be changed after the auto-
address setting.
(6) Address setting of main IU: In case of the Multi Series (KX) models, set the address of main/sub IU to prevent
from mixing operation modes (Cooling, heating).
(7) IU back-up function: IU rotation, IU capacity back-up, IU fault back-up are set.
②③
Main menu screen is displayed.
Tap the “Installation settings” button on the menu screen.
Display the service password input screen.
Enter the service password (4-digit number).
The service password is “9999”. (Unable to change)
TOP screen
Menu screen
Menu screen #2
S
ervice password input
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Enter the Phone No. of the contact.
Tap the
Set
button after the input.
Test run
Select a test run item to be implemented.
(a) Cooling test run: Operation can be made only in cooling mode.
(b) Drain pump test run
(c) Compressor Hz fixed operation: Setting can be made when the unit is
stopped. This operation starts by operation procedure of the unit.
Enter the Phone No. of the contact
Test run
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Cooling test run
When the room temperature is too low to start the cooling test run, it operates
for 30 minutes by decreasing the set temperature to 5°C.
Drain pump test run
Drain pump can be operated independently.
Compressor Hz fixed operation
Compressor operation frequency of the inverter outdoor unit can be fixed. It
may not be able to control effectively depending on the outdoor unit models.
Cooling test run
Drain pump test run
Compressor Hz xed operation
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Static pressure adjustment
This is operable in case of connecting duct type IU equipped with the external
static pressure adjustment function.
Operating method is described in the installation manuals for the indoor units
with this function.
Static pressure adjustment
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Change auto-address
In case of Multi series (KX) models, the IU addresses registered with the auto-
address setting method can be changed with this function .
When an indoor unit is selected and the
Change
button is tapped, the display
changes to the Change auto-address screen
. When the address is changed
with
buttons and the
Set
button is tapped, it returns to
the Change auto-address screen
on which the new address is displayed.
Tap the
Finish
button to register the new address.
Address setting of main IU
In case of Multi Series (KX) models, it is possible to let indoor units (Sub IUs)
follow the operation mode (Heating, cooling) of the indoor unit (Main IU).
Set the address of the Main IU to the Sub IUs which shall be followed to the
Main IU by using each R/C connected to each Sub IU.
In case of the single PAC unit, or the plural indoor units connected to one R/C,
it is not available to operate.
Setting can be made from the main R/C of Sub IU only. It cannot be set from
the sub R/C of Sub IU.
Change auto-address
Change auto-address
Address setting of main IU
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Return air temp
Thermo. rule* is applied based on the temperature detected with the return air
temp sensor of IU.
When plural indoor units are connected to one R/C, the return air temp applied
to the thermo. rule* can be selected.
Individual: Thermo. rule* is applied based on the return air temp of each IU.
When plural units are connected to one R/C, it is based on the
return air temp of the main unit.
Master IU: Thermo. rule* is applied based on the return air temp of IU having
the youngest address out of IUs connected.
If there are several sets of plural units each of which is connected
to one R/C, it is based on the IU having the youngest address out of
the main units of each plural units.
Averaged temp: Thermo. rule* is applied based on the average of return air
temperatures of IUs connected.
* “Thermo. rule” means the “Judging to make thermostat ON or OFF” by
detecting temperature.
R/C sensor
Thermo. rule* is applied based on the temp detected with the R/C sensor.
Enable: Thermo. rule* is applied based on the temp detected with the R/C
sensor in all operation modes.
Enable (Heating only): Thermo. rule* is applied based on the temp detected
with the R/C sensor in heating operation only. In case of other
operation modes (including auto-heating mode), it is based on the
Individual control of return air temperature.
Enable (Cooling only): Thermo. rule* is applied based on the temp detected
with the R/C sensor, excepted in heating operation. In case of heating
modes, it is based on the Individual control of return air temperature.
* “Thermo. rule” means the “Judging to make thermostat ON or OFF” by
detecting temperature.
R/C sensor
Return air temp
R/C sensor adjustment
Temperatures detected with the R/C sensor can be adjusted.
Set this within the range of -3 to +3. (At 1°C intervals)
Adjustment in cooling
Adjustment in heating
R/C sensor adjustment
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External input
Set the range to apply the external input received through CNT of either one IU
to plural indoor units connected in one system
Individual: This is applied only to the IU receiving CNT input.
All units: This is applied to all indoor units connected.
Ventilation setting
Set this when a ventilation device is connected.
Disable: No ventilation device is connected.
Interlocking: Ventilation is interlocked with the Run/Stop of air conditioner.
Independent: If the ventilation is selected from the menu, only the
ventilation device is operated or stopped independently.
External input
Ventilation setting
Flap control
Set the flap stop control.
Stop at fixed position: The flap can be set to stop at one of 4 positions.
Stop at any position: The flap can be set to stop at any position
immediately after operating the R/C switch.
Auto-restart
Set the state of operation to be started when the power supply is restored
after a power failure.
Enable: It returns to the state before the power failure as soon as the
power supply is restored (After the end of the primary control at
the power on).
Disable: It stops after the restoration of power supply, regardless the state
of operation before the power failure.
Flap control
Auto-restart
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Filter sign
Set the time to display the filter sign.
External input 1
Set the control at the time when the signal is input to the external input 1
(CNT) of IU.
Filter sign
External input 1
Standard
No display None
Setting 1 180Hr
Setting 2 600Hr
Setting 3 1,000Hr
Setting 4
1,000Hr
Operation stop
External input 1 signal
Set the signal type to input to the external input 1 (CNT) of IU.
External input 2
External input 2 signal
This is operable when the IU equipped with the external input 2 is connected.
External input 1 signal
External input 2
External input 2 signal
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Heating thermo-OFF temp adjustment
Adjust the temperature for judging to make thermostat ON or OFF during
heating operation.
Adjustable range is 0°C to +3°C.
Heating thermo-OFF temp adjustment
Fan control in heating thermo-OFF
Set the fan speed at the heating thermo-OFF.
Low: The fan runs at the low speed.
Set fan speed: The fan runs at the same speed as that during the thermo-ON
operation.
Intermittent: Cycles of Lo fan operation for 2 minutes and stop for 5 minutes
are repeated.
Stop: The fan is stopped.
Fan control in cooling thermo-OFF
Set the fan speed at the cooling thermo-OFF.
Low: The fan runs at the low speed.
Set fan speed: The fan runs at the same speed as that during the thermo-ON
operation.
Intermittent: Cycles of Lo fan operation for 2 minutes and stop for 5 minutes
are repeated.
Stop: The fan is stopped.
Return air sensor adjustment
Adjust the temperature detected with the return air temp sensor.
Adjustable range is -2°C to +2°C.
Return air sensor adjustment
Fan control in cooling thermo-OFF
Fan control in heating thermo-OFF
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Auto 2 details
Set the temperatures switching to cooling and heating and the outdoor temp
settings to limit in cooling and heating.
“[Set temp - Temp switching to cooling] < [Indoor return air temp]” and
“[Outdoor temp, cooling] < [Outdoor air temp]” Operation mode: Cooling
“[Set temp + Temp switching to heating] > [Indoor return air temp]” and
“[Outdoor temp, heating] > [Outdoor air temp]” Operation mode: Heating
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Auto 3 details
Set the outdoor temp settings to limit in cooling and heating and the indoor
temp settings to limit in cooling and heating.
“[Indoor temp, cooling] < [Indoor return air temp]” and
“[Outdoor temp, cooling] < [Outdoor air temp]” Operation mode: Cooling
“[Indoor temp, heating] > [Indoor return air temp]” and
“[Outdoor temp, heating] > [Outdoor air temp]” Operation mode: Heating
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Outdoor temp.
Set
temp.
Heating
Cooling
Temp.diff.
Thermo-OFF
Forced Thermo-OFF
Thermo-OFF
Temp.diff.
Selection range of outdoor temp. in heating.
Selection range of outdoor temp. in cooling
Indoor temp.
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20
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30
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Outdoor temp.
Indoor temp.
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Selection range of outdoor temp. in cooling
Forced Thermo-OFF
Heating
Forced Thermo-OFF
Selection range of indoor temp. in heating
Selection range of indoor temp. in cooling
Cooling
Selection range of outdoor temp. in heating
Temp switching to cooling
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Temp switching to heating
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Outdoor temp setting to limit in cooling
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Outdoor temp setting to limit in heating
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Auto 2 details
Outdoor temp setting to limit in cooling
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Outdoor temp setting to limit in heating
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Indoor temp switching to cooling
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Indoor temp switching to heating
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Auto 3 details
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9. Service & Maintenance
Service & Maintenance settings cover the following items.
(1) IU address: Displays the “IU address” and “OU address” of the IU connected to the R/C.
(2) Next service date: Enter the next service date (dd/mm/yy).
(3) Operation data: Operation data are displayed when the indoor unit No is selected.
(4) Error display: Error history and the data at occurrence of error, which are in the memory of R/C, are displayed.
(5) Saving IU settings: Contents of IU settings are saved in the R/C or transferred to IU.
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(6) Special settings: This is used for the erasing of IU address, resetting of CPU, initializing, etc.
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Tap the
Menu
button on the TOP screen.
②③
Main menu screen is displayed.
Tap the “Service & Maintenance” on the menu screen.
TOP screen
Menu screen 1
Menu screen 3
Display the service password input screen.
Enter the service password (4-digit number).
The service password is “9999”. (Unable to change)
Service password input
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Operation data, IU select
If plural IUs are connected to the R/C, select the IU to be displayed.
If only one IU is connected, the IU select screen is not displayed.
Service message
Operation data, IU select
<Operation data items>
No. Item No. Item No. Item
01 Operation mode 12 IU operation Hrs 30 SH control
02 Set temp 13 Supply air temp 31 SH
03 Return air temp 21 Outdoor air temp 32 TDSH
04 R/C temp 22 OU heat exch. temp 1 33 Protection control
05 IU heat exch. temp 1 23 OU heat exch. temp 2 34 OU fan speed
06 IU heat exch. temp 2 24 Compressor Hz 35 63H1
07 IU heat exch. temp 3 25 High pressure 36 Defrost
08 IU fan speed 26 Low pressure 37 Comp running Hrs
09 Required Hz 27 Discharge pipe temp 38 OU EEV1 opening
10 Answer Hz 28 Comp bottom temp 39 OU EEV2 opening
11 IU EEV opening 29 Current
Operation data
After read the indoor unit data, the operation data at the time of reading are
displayed. (Operation data are not updated automatically.)
Tapping the
Update
button to update the data.
If it is necessary to update the data and display automatically, 3 items to be
updated automatically can be selected. (3 items must be selected.)
When the
Display
button is tapped after selecting 3 items, the display
changes to the Individual display screen.
Operation date
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Individual display
Data of selected items are updated and displayed automatically.
Individual display
Error display
Error history and data at occurrence of error saved in the R/C are displayed.
(a) Error history
(b) Display anomaly data
(c) Erase anomaly data
(d) Reset periodical check
⑮⑯
Error history
Date and time when error occurred, IU address and Error Code are displayed.
If none is recorded in the error history, no error is displayed.
Delete error history
If the
Delete
button on the Error history screen is tapped, the Delete error
history acknowledge screen is displayed. Tap
Yes
to erase the display of
error history.
Error display
Error history
No error display
Delete error history
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Display anomaly data
Operation data taken just before the occurrence of error are displayed.
Display items are same as the <Operation data items> (refer to
).
Erase anomaly data
When tapping the
Yes
button on the Erase anomaly data acknowledge
screen, the anomaly data are erased.
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Saving IU settings
Contents of setting for IU are saved in the R/C or transmitted to IU.
(a) Save IU settings
(b) Automatic saving
(c) Transfer the saved data
Reset periodical check
When tapping the
Yes
button on the Reset periodical check acknowledge
screen, the periodical check is reset and the time count is reset.
Display anomaly data
Erase anomaly data
Reset periodical check
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Saving IU settings
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Special settings
Erase IU address: Memory of the IU address for multi (KX) unit is erased.
CPU reset: Microcomputers of IU and OU connected are reset (State
of restoration after power failure).
Initializing: Settings on R/C and IU connected are initialized (State of
factory default).
Touch panel calibration
: Use this to correct when the display and the touch position
are not matched.
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Restore of default setting
Settings on the R/C and IU connected are restored to the default setting (State
of factory default). Tap
Yes
to restore the default setting.
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CPU reset
All microcomputers on the R/C operated, other R/Cs, IUs and OUs are reset
(State of restoration after power failure). Tap
Yes
to reset CPU
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Erase IU address
Memory of the IU address for Multi (KX) unit is erased. This is operable from
the main R/C only and only when IUs are stopped. Tap
Yes
to erase IU
address
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Special settings
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Erase IU address
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CPU reset
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Restore of default setting
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10. Select the language
Tap the
Menu
button on the TOP screen.
②③
Main menu screen is displayed.
Tap the “Select the language” on the menu screen.
When the Input password screen is displayed, enter the
administrator password (4-digit number).
Default number of the administrator password is “0000”. (Able to change)
Service password input
TOP screen
Menu screen
Menu screen #2
Select the language to be displayed on the R/C.
English / Deutsch / Français / Espanõl / Italiano /
Nederlandse / Türk / Português /
Русский
Select the language
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Inhalt
1. Safety Precautions …………………2
2. Accessories & Prepare on site ……4
3. Remote control installation
procedure …………………………… 4
Determine where to install the remote control
.. 4
Installation procedure …………………………… 5
Main/Sub setting when more than one remote
controls are used ………………………………… 7
4. Functions and menu items of
Remote control ………………………9
5. The indication when power source
is supplied ………………………… 13
6. Installation settings ……………… 15
7. R/C function settings …………… 20
8. IU settings ………………………… 26
9. Service & Maintenance ………… 38
10. Select the Language …………… 46
1. Sicherheitshinweise ..........................2
2. Zubehör & Vorbereitung vor Ort .......4
3. Installationsverfahren für die
Fernbedienung ..................................4
Festlegung des Installationsortes für die
Fernbedienung ...................................................4
Installationsverfahren .........................................5
Konfiguration als Master-/Slave-
Fernbedienung, wenn mehrere
Fernbedienungen verwendet werden ...............7
4. Funktionen und Menüoptionen
der Fernbedienung ...........................9
5. Anzeige bei angelegter
Spannungsversorgung ...................13
6. Installationseinstellungen .............. 15
7. Funktionseinstellungen der
Fernbedienung ................................20
8. IG-Einstellungen ..............................26
9. Service & Inbetriebnahme ..............38
10. Auswahl der Sprache ....................46
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1 . Sicherheitshinweise
Diese Installationsanleitung beschreibt das Installationsverfahren und die Sicherheitsvorkehrungen bei der Install-
ation der Fernbedienung. Diese Anleitung ist in Verbindung mit den Benutzerhandbüchern für das Innengerät, das
Außengerät und sonstige Zubehörkomponenten zu verwenden. Diese Anleitung vor Aufnahme der Installationsar-
beiten gründlich durchlesen, um das Gerät ordnungsgemäß zu installieren.
Sicherheitshinweise
Diese Anleitung vor Aufnahme der Installationsarbeiten gründlich durchlesen, um das Gerät ordnungsgemäß zu installieren.
Alle nachfolgenden Hinweise enthalten wichtige Informationen, die strikt zu befolgen sind.
WARNUNG
Die Nichtbefolgung oder unzureichende Befolgung dieser Hinweise kann schwerwiegende
Konsequenzen haben, wie etwa tödliche Unfälle, schwere Verletzungen usw.
VORSICHT
Die Nichtbefolgung oder unzureichende Befolgung dieser Hinweise kann zu Verletzungen
oder Sachschäden führen.
In Abhängigkeit von den Umständen sind auch schwerwiegende Konsequenzen möglich.
Die folgenden Piktogramme werden im Text verwendet.
Keinesfalls so verfahren.
Grundsätzlich die Anweisungen
befolgen.
Diese Anleitung an einem sicheren Ort aufbewahren, wo sie jederzeit zugänglich ist. Diese Anleitung dem Monteur
vorlegen, der das Gerät bewegen oder reparieren soll. Wenn das Gerät an einen anderen Eigentümer übergeht,
dem neuen Eigentümer die „Installationsanleitung“ aushändigen.
WARNUNG
Ein Fachunternehmen mit den Installationsarbeiten gemäß der Installationsanleitung beauftragen.
Die fehlerhafte Ausführung der Installation kann zu Stromschlag, Feuer oder Geräteausfällen führen.
Vor Aufnahme von Arbeiten an der Elektrik die Netzspannungsversorgung ausschalten.
Andernfalls können Stromschläge, Geräteausfälle oder Funktionsstörungen die Folge sein.
Das Gerät keinesfalls in einer ungeeigneten Umgebung oder an einem Ort installieren, an dem
Gase entstehen, einströmen, sich ansammeln oder austreten können.
Wenn das Gerät an Orten verwendet wird, in denen dichter Ölnebel, Dämpfe, Nebel organischer Lös-
ungsmittel, korrosive Gase (Ammoniak, Schwefelverbindungen, Säuren usw.) auftreten oder saure
oder alkalische Lösungen, Spezialsprays usw. verwendet werden, besteht die Gefahr von Strom-
schlägen, Geräteausfällen, Rauchbildung oder Feuer als Folge einer deutlichen Leistungsminderung
oder Korrosion der Gerätekomponenten.
Das Gerät nicht an Orten installieren, an denen übermäßiger Wasserdampf erzeugt wird oder
Kondensation auftritt.
Andernfalls können Stromschläge, Feuer oder Geräteausfälle die Folge sein.
Die angegebenen Kabel für die Verdrahtung verwenden und sorgfältig sichere Anschlüsse hers-
tellen, um die elektronischen Teile vor der Einwirkung externer Kräfte zu schützen.
Unzureichende Verbindungen oder Befestigungen können zu Wärmeerzeugung, Feuer usw. führen.
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Die Schaltfläche
Menu
in der Touchscreen-Anzeige drücken.
6. Installationseinstellungen
Die Installationseinstellungen umfassen die folgenden Optionen.
(1) Installationsdatum: Das Datum registrieren, an dem das Gerät installiert wurde.
(2) Firma: Die Kontaktdaten für den Service eingeben.
(3) Testbetrieb: Cooling test run, drain pump test run or compressor Hz fixed operation is performed.
(4) Stat. Zieldruck Abgl. bei Aussenluftbetr.: Der statische Druck wird angepasst, sofern ein IG mit Kanal und der
Funktion zur Anpassung des externen statischen Drucks angeschlossen ist.
(5) Autom. Adressierung aendern: Sofern Modelle der Multi-Serie (KX) verwendet werden, kann die IG-Adresse
nach der automatischen Adressierung geändert werden.
(6)
Adresseinstellung des Master-IG: Sofern Modelle der Multi-Serie (KX) verwendet werden, die Adresse des Master/
Slave-IG zuweisen, um eine Verwechslung der Betriebsarten (Kühlbetrieb/Heizbetrieb) zu vermeiden.
(7) IG Back-Up-Funktion: IU rotation, IU capacity back-up, IU fault back-up werden hier eingestellt.
②③
Das Hauptmenü wird angezeigt.
Die Schaltfläche „Installation-Einstellungen“ im Menü drücken.
Die Anzeige zur Eingabe des Service-Passworts erscheint.
Das Service-Passwort eingeben (4-stellige Zahl).
Das Service-Passwort lautet „9999“. (Nicht veränderbar)
Touchscreen-Anzeige
Menü-Bildschirm
Menü-Bildschirm #2
Service-Passworteingeben
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Filtermeldung
Die Zeit für die Anzeige der
Filtermeldung einstellen.
Externer Eingang 1
Die Steuerung auf den Zeitpunkt einstellen, an dem das Signal am externen
Eingang 1 (CNT) des IG ankommt.
Filtermeldung
Externer Eingang 1
Standard
Keine
Anzeige
Keiner
Einstellung 1
180Std.
Einstellung
2 600Std.
Einstellung
3 1,000Std.
Einstellung
4
1,000Std.
Stopp-Betrieb
Externer Eingang 1 Signal
Den Typ des Signals festlegen, das am externen Eingang 1 (CNT) des IG ankommt.
Externer Eingang 2
Externer Eingang 2 Signal
Diese Funktion ist aktiv, wenn das IG mit externem Eingang 2 angeschlossen ist.
Externer Eingang 1 Signal
Externer Eingang 2
Externer Eingang 2 Signal
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