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Wiring between indoor unit and outdoor unit

Figure below shows the wiring connections between the indoor and outdoor units and between the indoor units and 
remote controller. The wires indicated by the broken lines or dot-and-dash lines are provided at the locally.
Refer to the both indoor and outdoor unit wiring diagrams.

Wiring diagram

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A B

1

1

2

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3

3

Outdoor side

Power supply

Remote controller 

Remote controller wiring

Indoor side

System 

interconnection wires

Wire connection

REQUIREMENT

Connect the wires matching the terminal numbers. Incorrect connection causes a trouble.
Pass the wires through the bushing of wire connection holes of the indoor unit.
Keep a margin (Approx. 100 mm) on a wire to hang down the electrical control box at servicing.
The low-voltage circuit is provided for the remote controller. (Do not connect the high-voltage circuit)

Loosen the cover mounting screws (2 positions) of the electrical control box, and then remove 
the cover.

Connect the system interconnection wires and the remote controller wire to the terminal block of 
the electrical control box.

Tighten screws of the terminal block securely, and fix the wires with code clamp attached to the 
electrical control box. (Do not apply tension to the connecting section of the terminal block.)

Mount the cover of the electrical control box so that it does not pinch the wires.

Connecting the system interconnection wire

<Single connection>

Electrical control 

box cover

Two screws

Terminal block

P.C. board

1 2 3

B

A

Terminal block of 

power supply

Remote controller 

terminal block

Cord clamp

Earth 

screw

System interconnection wires

Clamp base

System 

interconnection wires

Run the system 

interconnection wire 

here through the clamp 

base and fix it with a 

cord clamp.

Remote controller wiring

Strip off approx. 9 mm the wire to be connected.

Wiring diagram

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3

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2

Connecting wire

Earth wire

2 mm or

 

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System interconnection wires

See the figure on the left for 

connecting wires to the terminal 

block.

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B

A
B

Terminal block

Remote 

controller 

unit

Terminal block for 

remote controller 

wiring of indoor unit

Remote controller wire (Locally procured)

Remote controller wire

Remote controller 

wire

Run the remote controller wire 

through the cord clamp.

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Summary of Contents for 0131CP

Page 1: ... improving its products to ensure the highest quality and reliability standards and to meet local regulations and market requirements ng a c Model name 4 GF____CP 2T All features and specifications are subject to change without prior notice Installation Manual 1115652934_EN_TH indd cover1 1115652934_EN_TH indd cover1 5 12 20 3 02 PM 5 12 20 3 02 PM ...

Page 2: ...d for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance According to EN 60335 1 This appliance can be used by children...

Page 3: ...atters by an individual or acquainted with the knowledge related to instructed in such matters by an acquainted with the knowledge or she has been instructed in such Thank you for purchasing this air conditioner Please read carefully through these instructions that contain important information which complies with the Machinery Directive Directive 2006 42 EC and ensure that you understand them Aft...

Page 4: ...injury CAUTION BURST HAZARD Open the service valves before the operation otherwise there might be the burst WARNING ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Disconnect all remote electric power supplies before servicing WARNING Moving parts Do not operate unit with grille removed Stop the unit before the servicing CAUTION High temperature parts You might get burned when removing this panel CAUTION Do not touch the...

Page 5: ...ing the intake grille set the circuit breaker to the OFF position Failure to set the circuit breaker to the OFF position may result in injury through contact with the rotation parts Only a quali ed installer or quali ed service person is allowed to remove the intake grille and do the work required When work is performed at heights use a ladder which complies with the I O standard and follow the pr...

Page 6: ...l the refrigerant pipe securely during the installation work before operating the air conditioner If the compressor is operated with the valve open and without refrigerant pipe the compressor sucks air and the refrigeration cycles is over pressurized which may cause a injury Tighten the flare nut with a torque wrench in the specified manner Excessive tighten of the flare nut may cause a crack in t...

Page 7: ...air or relocation work check that the earth wires are connected properly Install a circuit breaker that meets the specifications in the installation manual and the stipulations in the local regulations and laws Install the circuit breaker where it can be easily accessed by the agent When installing the circuit breaker outdoors install one which is designed to be used outdoors Under no circumstance...

Page 8: ...ed the heat insulators to peel off and other such problems to result Locations where vapors from food oils are formed such as kitchens where food oils are used Blocked filters may cause the air conditioner s performance to deteriorate condensation to form the plastic parts to be damaged and other such problems to result Locations near obstructions such as ventilation openings or lighting fixtures ...

Page 9: ...n port knockout hole Ø40 Left drain pipe connecting port Hanging position Refrigerant pipe Liquid side Refrigerant pipe Gas side B Hanging position Drain pipe connecting port Remote controller wire take in port Remote controller wire take in port Knockout hole Power supply wire take in port knockout hole Ø40 Signal receiving unit mounting section Left drain pipe draw out port knockout hole 8 15 EN...

Page 10: ...it Wireless type Keep 1 m or more from the devices such as television stereo Disturbance of image or noise may generate Wireless type Hanging bolt M10 or W3 8 4 pieces Nut M10 or W3 8 8 pieces Installation pattern Ceiling surface Wall face 90 110 120 150 Additional hole required when Drain Up Kit is used Ø100 Lateral side of chassis Pipe hole on top face Ø100 Back side of chassis 108 162 Pipe hole...

Page 11: ...e d i s t f e L l e n a p e d i S e v o o r G Make the diagonally shaded hole when you do not use the Elbow Piping Kit Make only this knockout hole when you use the separately sold Elbow Piping Kit Installation of indoor unit Preparation before holding down main unit Confirm the presence of the ceiling material beforehand because the fixing method of hanging metal when the ceiling material is set ...

Page 12: ...condensation to form The drain pipe must be sloping downward at an angle of 1 100 or more and do not run the pipe up and down arched shape or allow it to form traps Doing so may cause abnormal sounds Restrict the length of the traversing drain pipe to 20 meters or less For a long pipe provide support brackets at intervals of 1 5 to 2 meters to prevent flapping Install the collective piping as show...

Page 13: ...not sharp up to the end Drain pipe NO GOOD Refrigerant pipe Drain pipe Drain pan Attached drain hose Confirm that soft hose is pushed in up to the end of the drain pan Fit the attached hose band to the end of the hose lay down the knob and then tighten hose band 10 to 15 mm 10 to 15 mm Fit the attached hose band to the end of the hose with both of the two knobs oriented sideways Drain pan Plug Hea...

Page 14: ... as listed in the table below CAUTION Tightening with an excessive torque may crack the nut depending on installation conditions Evacuation Perform vacuuming from the charge port of valve of the outdoor unit by using a vacuum pump For details follow to the Installation Manual attached to the outdoor unit Do not use the refrigerant sealed in the outdoor unit for evacuation REQUIREMENT For the tools...

Page 15: ...o that it does not come to contact with the high temperature part of the pipe The coating may melt resulting in an accident Do not turn on the power of the indoor unit until vacuuming of the refrigerant pipes completes System interconnection wires specifications For power supply specifications follow the Installation Manual of outdoor unit The power of the indoor unit is supplied from the outdoor ...

Page 16: ...of the electrical control box Tighten screws of the terminal block securely and fix the wires with code clamp attached to the electrical control box Do not apply tension to the connecting section of the terminal block Mount the cover of the electrical control box so that it does not pinch the wires Connecting the system interconnection wire Single connection Electrical control box cover Two screws...

Page 17: ...it model 2 Each time button is pushed indoor unit numbers in the control group change cyclically Select the indoor unit to change settings for The fan of the selected unit runs and the louvers start swinging The indoor unit for change settings can be confirmed 3 Specify CODE No with TEMP buttons 4 Select SET DATA with TIME buttons 5 Push button When the display changes from flashing to lit the set...

Page 18: ...owing table 3 Pushing left side of the button select an indoor unit to be monitored The sensor temperatures of indoor units and their outdoor unit in the control group are displayed 4 Push button to return to the normal display Group control Group control for system of multiple units One remote controller can control maximum 8 indoor units as a group Group control in single system For wiring proce...

Page 19: ...for approx 1 minute 9 Test run Before test run Before turning on the power supply carry out the following procedure 1 By using 500V megger check that resistance of 1 MΩ or more exists between the terminal block 1 to 3 and the earth grounding If resistance of less than 1 MΩ is detected do not run the unit 2 Check the valve of the outdoor unit being opened fully Execute a test run Operate the unit w...

Page 20: ...r 4 seconds or more The rst displayed unit No is the master indoor unit address in the group control In this time fan and louver of the selected indoor unit operate 2 Every pushing button button at left side the indoor unit No in the group control is displayed one after the other In this time fan and louver of the selected indoor unit only operate 3 Using the set temperature buttons specify the CO...

Page 21: ...on a side of each filter Slide the air intake grille fixing knobs two positions toward the arrow direction OPEN and then open the air intake grille 3 Take out air filter Push the handle of the air filter and remove the hook of the air intake grille Pull out the air filter toward you 4 Cleaning with water or vacuum cleaner If dust is heavy wash it with tepid water including neutral detergent or wat...

Page 22: ...r when it is contaminated Replace it when it is damaged Fan Indoor Vibration balance Dust dirt appearance Replace the fan when vibration or balance is terrible Brush or wash the fan when it is contaminated Air intake discharge grilles Indoor outdoor Dust dirt scratches Fix or replace them when they are deformed or damaged Drain pan Indoor Dust dirt clogging drain contamination Clean the drain pan ...

Page 23: ...rror Indoor Indoor P C board EEPROM error Auto reset M I S 1 3 F Outdoor unit P C board Outdoor Outdoor P C board In the case of EEPROM error Entire stop H01 Outdoor unit compressor breakdown Outdoor Current detect circuit power voltage Minimum frequency was reached in the current releasing control or short circuit current Idc after direct excitation was detected Entire stop H02 Outdoor unit compr...

Page 24: ...ed in the outdoor unit fan drive circuit Entire stop T L A 6 2 P Outdoor unit inverter Idc activated Outdoor IGBT outdoor unit P C board inverter wiring compressor Short circuit protection for compressor drive circuit devices G Tr IGBT was activated Entire stop T L A 9 2 P Outdoor unit position error Outdoor Outdoor unit P C board high pressure switch Compressor motor position error was detected E...

Page 25: ...ess is thinner than the specified Pipe diameter and thickness be sure to use new pipes for the refrigerant piping works The operating pressure of refrigerant is high If there is a scratch or dent on the pipe or a thinner pipe is used the pressure strength may be inadequate which may cause the pipe to break in the worst case Pipe diameter and thickness mm 3 When the outdoor unit was left with the p...

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Page 28: ...ĐèþĆĔýĐĕâĕċâŇĐüúĬĕâĕĆìŇĐĄ CAUTION High temperature parts You might get burned when removing this panel áņĎãĈĄĄđĈĒæ ëėĨüčŇĊüĄĘĐěöĎăĜĄėčĜè úŇĕüĐĕéġ üĈĊâğĄĚħĐùĐ ĠÿèåĆĐýüĘĨ CAUTION Do not touch the aluminum fins of the unit Doing so may result in injury áņĎãĈĄĄđĈĒæ ĐąŇĕčĔĄÿĔčåĆĘýĐēĈĜĄėğüĘąĄãĐèğåĆĚħĐèþĆĔýĐĕâĕċ ĄėêēüĔĨü Đĕéģ ňĆĔýýĕ ğéĦý CAUTION BURST HAZARD Open the service valves before the operation o...

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Page 35: ...ĠĎüŇèúĘħéēúĬĕâĕĆøė øĔĨèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢüģ ň ĠĈňĊ ĢĎňøė øĔĨèčøĔ čĬĕĎĆĔýĠãĊü čĬĕĎĆĔýãüĕ ãĐèčøĔ čĬĕĎĆĔýĠãĊü ġþĆ ĜúĘħĄěĄĄĐè ăĕąüĐâĠĈēĠÿŇüëŇĊąâĕĆøė øĔĨè ĎĕìĚĨĐčøĔ čĬĕĎĆĔýĠãĊüĠĈēüĦĐøčĬĕĎĆĔýâĕĆøė øĔĨèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐè ăĕąĢü ëėĨüčŇĊüğĎĈŇĕüĘĨģĄŇģ ňĢĎňĄĕ ňĊą čøĔ čĬĕĎĆĔýĠãĊü M10 ĎĆĚĐ W3 8 4 ëėĨü üĦĐø M10 ĎĆĚĐ W3 8 8 ëėĨü øňĐèĢëňüĦĐø 12 øĔĊąę ĠþŃüąę čĬĕĎĆĔýĠãĊüéĕâ ňĕüýüĠĈē ňĕüĈŇĕè ĈĕùĖĠéņĞýŅúéŅĈăàēĄöĕõöĒĦæøĖĥĠČņĂēõņĈă...

Page 36: ...āēÿõņēúĆŅēæ Q øĕĉøēæàēĄĝõĕúøŅĎ ċēăġĀ âĬĕĎü øĬĕĠĎüŇèúĘħéēøė øĔĨèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèĠĈēúėċúĕèâĕĆğ ėüúŇĐ čĕąģĂ Q ĄĚúĤĎãĝĎēøʼnøŅĎ ĠúàĄôĖøĖĥĝõĕúøŅĎçēàõņēúČĆĒæ ĢëňĄĘ åĔøğøĐĆŋāĈĕčøėâøĔ čŇĊüĆŇĐèĐĐâ ĀĕåĆĐý ňĕüĎĈĔè ğþľ ĐĐâğĄĚħĐğ ėüúŇĐčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦü ĐĐâéĕâ ňĕüĎĈĔè ğþľ ĐĐâğĄĚħĐğ ėüúŇĐĆēýĕąĐĐâéĕâ ňĕüĎĈĔèğúŇĕüĔĨü ĆŇĐè ĠúàĄôĖøĖĥĝõĕúøŅĎçēàõņēúáĈē ĢëňğĈĚħĐąġĈĎēĎĆĚĐĄĘ åĔøğøĐĆŋāĈĕčøėâøĔ čŇĊüĆŇĐèĐĐâ ĆŇĐè ĀĕåĆĐý ňĕüãňĕè ãĊĕ Ġúà...

Page 37: ...ĚħĐĄøŇĐâĔýøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü êüĊüâĔüåĊĕĄĆňĐüúĘħģĄŇğĎĄĕēčĄ ĐĕéúĬĕĢĎňĄĘüĬĨĕĎą ģ ň éĔ úŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕĢüĠüĊğĐĘąèĈè 1 100 ĎĆĚĐĄĕââĊŇĕ ĠĈēĐąŇĕğ ėüúŇĐãęĨüĠĈňĊĈè Ġýýġåňè ĎĆĚĐ ĔâüĬĨĕĢüúŇĐ ĐĕéúĬĕĢĎňğâė ğčĘąèÿė þâøėģ ň čĬĕĎĆĔýåĊĕĄąĕĊãĐèúŇĐúĘħāĕ ãĊĕè åĊĆéĬĕâĔ ĐąĜŇúĘħ 20 Ą ĎĆĚĐüňĐąâĊŇĕ ĢüâĆöĘúĘħĢëňúŇĐąĕĊ ĢĎňøė ġåĆèąę úĘħĆēąēĎŇĕè 1 5 ùęè 2 Ą ğāĚħĐþŃĐèâĔüâĕĆčŇĕą øė øĔĨèëě úŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕøĕĄúĘħĠč èĢüĆĜþăĕā ňĕüĈŇĕè ĐąŇĕĢĎň...

Page 38: ... Q àēĄöŅĎøŅĎĄđûēăúĪĦēáėĦú ĎĕâģĄŇčĕĄĕĆùøŇĐúŇĐĆēýĕąĢüĠüĊĈĕ Ĉè čĕĄĕĆùøŇĐúŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕãęĨüģ ň úŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕøňĐèčĜè 600 ĄĄ ĎĆĚĐøĬħĕâĊŇĕéĕâ ňĕüĈŇĕèãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐè ĎĕâĄĘâĕĆøė øĔĨèëě þŌőĄĆēýĕą ĠąâéĬĕĎüŇĕą åěöéēčĕĄĕĆùğëĚħĐĄøŇĐúŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕĠĈēúŇĐčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦüéĕâ ňĕüýüğúŇĕüĔĨü Q áĒĦúöĎúàēĄČęņĂèúĈúàĒúãĈēĂĄņĎú ĎěňĄčŇĊüúŇĐøŇĐğëĚħĐĄĠĈēúŇĐĆēýĕąüĬĨĕ ňĊąêüĊüâĔüåĊĕĄĆňĐüúĘħĢĎňĄĕġ ąģĄŇĢĎňĄĘëŇĐèĊŇĕè éĕâüĔĨüĢëňčĕąĆĔ 2 ğčňü ...

Page 39: ...ĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâ ĎňĕĄĢëňčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦüãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâĢüâĕĆģĈŇ Đĕâĕċ áņĎàĪēČúõ čĬĕĎĆĔýğåĆĚħĐèĄĚĐ ğëŇü úŇĐğøėĄüĬĨĕąĕ ğþŎüøňü ĢĎňĢëňğåĆĚħĐèĄĚĐúĘħ üĄĕĂēôċēĄøĪēãĈēĂĝăĤúøĖĥöņĎæĝöĕĂ čĬĕĎĆĔýâĕĆğøėĄčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦü ĢĎňğøėĄčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦü R32 øĕĄåĜŇĄĚĐâĕĆøė øĔĨèãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâúĘħĠüýĄĕ ĢëňčğâĈğāĚħĐĊĔ ĊŇĕģ ňğøėĄčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦüøĕĄþĆėĄĕöúĘħĆēýěģĊň áņĎàĪēČúõ âĕĆğøėĄčĕĆúĬĕåĊĕĄğąĦüúĘħĄĕâĎĆĚĐüňĐąğâėüģþúĬĕĢĎňğâė åĊĕĄ...

Page 40: ...čĕą čĜèčě 400 Ą åĊĕĄąĕĊčĕąģĂĆĊĄãĐèâĕĆğ ėüčĕąģĂĆĘġĄúåĐüġúĆĈúĘħåĊýåěĄĐěþâĆöŋĎĈĕąøĔĊ L1 L2 Ln čĜèčě 200 Ą áņĎãĈĄĄđĈĒæ ģĄŇåĊĆğ ėüčĕąģĂĆĘġĄúåĐüġúĆĈĠĈēčĕąģĂúĘħğëĚħĐĄøŇĐĆēýýğãňĕ ňĊąâĔüĢĎňĐąĜŇëė ĠĈēčĔĄÿĔčùĜââĔü ĆĊĄúĔĨèģĄŇåĊĆğâĦýčĕąģĂ úĔĨèčĐèĢüúŇĐĆňĐąčĕąğ ĘąĊâĔü ĎĕâúĬĕğëŇüüĔĨü ĐĕéúĬĕĢĎňğâė ãňĐÿė āĈĕ ĢüâĕĆúĬĕèĕüãĐèĆēýýåĊýåěĄĐĔüğüĚħĐèĄĕéĕâčĔîîĕö ĆýâĊüĎĆĚĐþŌééĔąĐĚħü L1 L n L 2 L ĆĘġĄúåĐüġúĆĈ øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü ø...

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Page 42: ...ĥàõüęŀĂ ČĂēăĝĆáöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæāēăĠú çđĝüĆĖĥăúġüöēĂĈæçĄČĂēăĝĆáĠČņĝĆĘĎàöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæ āēăĠúøĖĥöņĎæàēĄĝüĆĖĥăúàēĄöĒĦæãŅē āĔ ĈĄãĐèğåĆĚħĐèúĘħğĈĚĐâéēúĬĕèĕü ĠĈēýĕüğâĈĦ éē ğĆėħĄčŇĕą ìęħèčĕĄĕĆùąĚüąĔüâĕĆğþĈĘħąüâĕĆøĔĨèåŇĕãĐè ğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢüğåĆĚħĐè ĔèâĈŇĕĊģ ň 3 Ąđûę CODE No õņĈăüęŀĂ TEMP 4 ĝĆĘĎà SET DATA õņĈăüęŀĂ TIME 5 àõüęŀĂ ĝĂĘĥĎČúņēçĎĝüĆĖĥăúçēààđÿĄĕûĝüŌú öĕõċĈŅēæ ČĂēăãĈēĂĈŅē àēĄöĒĦæãŅēĝċĄĤçċĂûĚĄôʼnĞĆņĈ ĎĕâøňĐèâĕĆğþĈĘħą...

Page 43: ...éēþĆĕâñ ňĊąğëŇüâĔü 2 àõüęŀĂ TEMP ĞĆņĈĝĆĘĎàČĂēăĝĆá ĝêĤúĝêĎĄʼn ĐĆĐ CODE No øĖĥöņĎæàēĄöĄĈçċĎû ĜøĕĆĕèøŇĐģþüĘĨ 3 àõ õņēúêņēăáĎæüęŀĂ ĞĆņĈĝĆĘĎàöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæ āēăĠúøĖĥöņĎæàēĄöĄĈçċĎûĎęôČāĚĂĕĝêĤúĝêĎĄʼnáĎæ öĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæāēăĠúĞĆđöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæāēăúĎàĠúàĆęŅĂ àēĄãĈûãęĂçđüĄēàïáėĦú 4 àõüęŀĂ ĝÿĘĥĎàĆĒûġüøĖĥČúņēçĎüàöĕ Q àēĄãĈûãęĂĝüŌúàĆęŅĂ àēĄãĈûãęĂĝüŌúàĆęŅĂċĪēČĄĒûĄđûûøĖĥĂĖČĆēăĝãĄĘĥĎæ ĆĘġĄúåĐüġúĆĈĎüęħèøĔĊčĕĄĕĆùåĊýåěĄøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü...

Page 44: ...üĘĨâŇĐüğþľ ĠĎĈŇèéŇĕąģĂ 1 ú čĐýåŇĕåĊĕĄøňĕüúĕüġ ąĢëňĆē ĔýĠĆè ĔüúĘħ 500V ãĐèğĄâēġĐĎŋĄĄėğøĐĆŋ ġ ąúĬĕâĕĆú čĐýåŇĕåĊĕĄ âĆĕĊ ŋ ġ ąåŇĕåĊĕĄøňĕüúĕüúĘħĊĔ ģ ňéēøňĐèĄĘåŇĕ 1 ğĄâēġĐĎŋĄ MΩ ĎĆĚĐĄĕââĊŇĕ ĐąŇĕúĬĕâĕĆğþľ ĢëňèĕüğåĆĚħĐè þĆĔýĐĕâĕċĎĕâāýĊŇĕåŇĕåĊĕĄøňĕüúĕüøĬħĕâĊŇĕ 1 ğĄâēġĐĎŋĄ MΩ 2 øĆĊéčĐýĊŇĕģ ňğþľ ĊĕĈŋĊãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâĐĐâéü čě ĠĈňĊ Q õĪēĝúĕúàēĄøõċĎûàēĄøĪēæēú ĢëňĆĘġĄúåĐüġúĆĈĠýýĢëňčĕąčĔħèèĕüøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèøĕĄþâøė ...

Page 45: ...ĄĔøėãĐèÿĈėøăĔöôŋüĘĨùĜâøĔĨèģĊň ğþŎüğþľ ìęħèğþŎüåŇĕúĘħøĔĨèĄĕéĕâġĆèèĕü ĈĕùĖàēĄăàĝĆĕààēĄĝĄĕĥĂøĪēæēúĠČĂŅğõăĎĒöğúĂĒöĕ âĕĆøĔĨèåŇĕ ĝĄĕĥĂøĪēæēúĠČĂŅğõăĎĒöğúĂĒöĕ ĢüâĕĆ ĕ Ĭ ğüü ė âĕĆ áĒĦúöĎú ĢĎňúĬĕâĕĆøĔĨèåŇĕĢüãöēúĘħğåĆĚħĐèþĆĔýĐĕâĕċĎąě úĬĕèĕü 1 àõüęŀĂ ÿĄņĎĂàĒúĎăŅēæúņĎă ĈĕúēøĖ ĎĄĕąğĈãøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèúĘħĠč èğþŎüĈĬĕ ĔýĠĆâéēğþŎüøĬĕĠĎüŇè ãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢüğåĆĚħĐèĎĈĔâĢüâĕĆåĊýåěĄĠýýâĈěŇĄ ĢüĆēĎĊŇĕèüĘĨ āĔ ĈĄĠĈēýĕüğâĈĦ ãĐèøĔĊ...

Page 46: ...Ĩüğþľ ëŇĐè Ĝ ĐĕâĕċğãňĕĐĐâ S l i d e þ쳥ąę ëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċğãňĕ ëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċğãňĕ ĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċ ğ Ĉ Ě ħ Đ ü 3 ĎõĞýŅúàĄĎæĎēàēĉĎĎà ĔüĄĚĐéĔýĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċĠĈňĊ ĔüøēãĐëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċ ğãňĕĐĐâ ęèĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċğãňĕĎĕøĔĊ ĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċ ĄĚĐéĔýĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċ ĄĚĐéĔýĠÿŇüâĆĐèĐĕâĕċ øēãĐëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċğãňĕ øēãĐąę ëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċğãňĕ 4 àēĄøĪēãĈēĂċđĎēõõņĈăúĪĦēČĄĘĎĝãĄĘĥĎæõĚõþęŀú ĎĕâĄĘĀěłüĎüĕ ĈňĕèúĬĕåĊĕĄčēĐĕ ňĊąüĬĨĕĐěŇüÿčĄ čĕĆìĔâĂĐâúĘ...

Page 47: ...ĕ ĠÿŇüâĆĐèğĄĚħĐĄĘåĆĕý čâþĆâĄĕâ ğþĈĘħąüĢĎĄŇğĄĚħĐëĬĕĆě āĔ ĈĄ øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü âĕĆčĔħü åĊĕĄčĄ ěĈ Āěłü čėħèčâþĆâ ĆĜþĆŇĕè ğþĈĘħąüāĔ ĈĄğĄĚħĐğâė âĕĆčĔħüãöēúĬĕèĕü ĎĆĚĐ ģĄŇčĄ ěĈ ãĔ ĎĆĚĐúĬĕåĊĕĄčēĐĕ āĔ ĈĄğĄĚħĐčâþĆâ ëŇĐè Ĝ Đĕâĕċğãňĕ ëŇĐèĐĕâĕċĐĐâ øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâ Āěłü čėħèčâþĆâ ĆĐąãĘ ãŇĊü ìŇĐĄĎĆĚĐğþĈĘħąüĢĎĄŇğĄĚħĐëėĨüčŇĊüÿė ĆĜþ ĎĆĚĐğčĘą Ďĕą ùĕ ĆĔýüĬĨĕúėĨè øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü Āěłü čėħèčâþĆâĐě øĔü âĕĆþ...

Page 48: ...éĆ P C ãĐè øĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąüĐâ øĆĊéāýĊŇĕĊèéĆãĕ ĎĆĚĐĄĘâĕĆ ĈĔ ĊèéĆãĐèğìĦüğìĐĆŋĐěöĎăĜĄėĐĕâĕċĐĐâ ąĔèåèúĬĕèĕü øŇĐ Q ĄČĒċàēĄöĄĈçċĎûĞĆđéĕĦúċŅĈúøĖĥöņĎæöĄĈçċĎû ČúņēçĎ áĎæĄĖğĂø ãĎúğøĄĆ ĞûûĠéņ ċēă ĄĖğĂøãĎúğøĄĆġĄņċēă ČúņēçĎûĆĤĎãĝêĤúĝêĎĄʼn áĎæöĒĈĄĒûċĒììēô éĕĦúċŅĈúČĆĒàøĖĥéĪēĄęõ ĎęüàĄôʼn øĖĥĂĖüŊìČē éĕĦúċŅĈúøĖĥöņĎæöĄĈçċĎû ãĪēĎùĕûēăáņĎýĕõÿĆēõ ċ ēúđáĎæ ĝãĄĘĥĎæüĄĒû Ďēàēĉ ČĂēăĝĆá Ąđûę ÿĄņĎĂ ċņĂ àēĄøĪēæēú ĝáĖăĈ öĒĈöĒĦæĝĈĆē...

Page 49: ...ĐĆŋāĔ ĈĄãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü ĠÿèĊèéĆ P C ãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü øĆĊéāýâĕĆúĬĕèĕüúĘħÿė þâøė âĆēĠčģĂğâėüĎĆĚĐĈĦĐâ ĒĈĒ Ďąě úĔĨèĎĄ P15 ALT øĆĊéāýâĕĆĆĔħĊģĎĈãĐèâʼnĕì ăĕąüĐâ ĐĕéĄĘâĕĆĆĔħĊģĎĈãĐèâʼnĕìéĕâúŇĐĎĆĚĐëėĨüčŇĊüúĘħğëĚħĐĄøŇĐ øĆĊéĎĕâĕĆĆĔħĊģĎĈãĐèâʼnĕì Ďąě úĔĨèĎĄ P19 ALT ãňĐÿė āĈĕ ãĐèĊĕĈŋĊ 4 úėċúĕè ăĕąüĐâ ăĕąĢü ĊĕĈŋĊ 4 úėċúĕè ğìĦüğìĐĆŋĐěöĎăĜĄėãĐèøĔĊğåĆĚħĐèăĕąĢü TC TCJ øĆĊéāýãňĐÿė āĈĕ ğüĚħĐèéĕââĕĆĈ Ĉè ãĐèĐěöĎăĜĄėúĘħ...

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