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Catalog No. 

20

-40VM9005-01

 

Printed in U.S.A.

 

           

Form 40VM-

4

SI

 R1

 

Pg 14 

08

-

20

Replaces: 

40VM-4SI

© Carrier Corporation 20

20

Table 7 —Parameter Details

No.

SERVICE menu

Description

Set parameter

1

ROOM TEMP SENSOR LOCATION

Select whether to use the IDU room temperature sensor or the room 

temperature sensor of the wired controller.

INDOOR UNIT

WIRD REMOTE CONTROL (default)

2

ROOM TEMP SENSOR OFFSET

The temperature compensation value for wired controller T1

-5ºF, -4ºF, -3ºF, -2ºF, -1ºF, 0ºF (default), 1ºF, 2ºF, 3ºF, 

4ºF, 5ºF 

or

-5ºC, -4ºC, -3ºC, -2ºC, -1ºC, 0ºC (default), 1ºC, 2ºC, 

3ºC, 4ºC, 5ºC

3

SETPOINT LIMIT

MAX. HEATING 

SETPOINT SETTING

Set the upper limit of the temperature range for heating.

86ºF (default), 85ºF, 84ºF…

30ºC (default), 29ºC, 28ºC…

MIN. COOLING 

SETPOINT SETTING

Set the lower limit of the temperature range for cooling.

50ºF (default), 51ºF, 52ºF…

10ºC (default), 11ºC, 12ºC…

4

THERMAL SENSITIVITY ADJ

Select a capacity interval.

THERMAL ON (1ºF) (default), THERMAL ON (2ºF)

Or

THERMAL ON (1ºC) (default), THERMAL ON (1ºC)

5

CHANGEOVER TIME

AUTO mode changeover time.

15min (default), 30min, 60min, 90min

6

ANTI COLD BLOW

Set the temperature when the fan is turned off to prevent cold winds.

68ºF (default), 50ºF, 59ºF, 75ºF, 82ºF

Or

20ºC (default), 10ºC,15ºC, 24ºC, 28ºC

7

THERMO-OFF FAN 

SPEED SETTING

COOLING

Set the fan step for cooling thermo off.

OFF, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, MAINTAIN (default)

HEATING

Set the fan step for heating thermo off.

OFF (default), LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, MAINTAIN

8

STATIC PRESSURE

Set the IDU static pressure of the DC fan.

0: 0 in WC (default)

1: 0.04 in WC
2: 0.08 in WC
3: 0.12 in WC
4: 0.16 in WC
5: 0.20 in WC
6: 0.24 in WC
7: 0.28 in WC
8: 0.32 in WC
9: 0.36 in WC

10: 0.40 in WC
11: 0.44 in WC
12: 0.48 in WC
13: 0.52 in WC
14: 0.56 in WC
15: 0.60 in WC
16: 0.64 in WC
17: 0.68 in WC
18: 0.72 in WC
19: 0.76 in WC
20: 0.80 in WC
21: 0.84 in WC
22: 0.88 in WC
23: 0.92 in WC
24: 0.96 in WC

25: 1.0 in WC

9

OCCUPANCY 

SENSOR

OCCUPANCY ON/OFF

Set occupancy delay function valid or invalid

OFF (default), ON

OCCUPANCY DELAY

Set the time for delayed power-off of the unattended IDU (valid only 

when the IDU is connected to an infrared sensing controller).

0min(default),15min, 30min, 60min

OCCUPANCY SET TEMP 

OFFSET

Setback temperature setpoint amount after occupancy delay 

elapses.

0ºF,2ºF, 4ºF (default), 6ºF, 8ºF

Or

0ºC, 1ºC, 2ºC (default), 3ºC, 4ºC

10

Supplemental heat or Aux Heat status

Supplemental heat or Aux Heat status

OFF (Default), ON

Supplemental heat or Aux Heat status configuration

1ºF (default), 2ºF, 3ºF, 4ºF, 5ºF

Or

1ºC (default), 2ºC, 3ºC

Time delay

15min (Default), 30min, 45min

Indoor fan status

ON (Default), OFF

Table 8 —IDU Error Codes

Number

Error Code

Description

1

FE

The address is unavailable when the system is first powered

2

dd

Mode conflict

3

E1

IDU and ODU communication error

4

E2

T1 sensor error

5

E3

TA sensor error (Fresh air unit only)

6

E4

T2B sensor error

7

E5

T2A sensor error

8

E6

DC fan error

9

E7

EEPROM error

10

UU

MDC self-check error

11

E9

Communication error with the wired controller

12

Eb

EXV short circuit and jamming error

13

Ed (FLASH)

ODU error (entered backup running mode)

14

Ed

ODU error

15

EE

Water level alarm error

Table 9 —Wired Controller Error Codes

Number

Error Code

Description

1

E9

Wired controller and IDU communication error

2

FP

Overflow of number of online IDUs

ERROR CODES

Summary of Contents for 40VM Series

Page 1: ...sult in severe personal injury or death WARNING signifies hazards that could result in personal injury or death CAUTION is used to identify unsafe practices Table 2 Wired Controller Accessory Usage NA...

Page 2: ...he central controller locks the IDU function and the wired controller cannot use the corresponding functions of the IDU 16 Schedule Turns on when the weekly schedule is available on the wired controll...

Page 3: ...3 DIMENSIONAL DRAWING 7 1 4 4 7 8 1 1 8 Front View Side View Rear View 2 1 4 3 1 8 Fig 2 Dimensions Note All dimensions are shown in inches...

Page 4: ...indoor units see Fig 4 2 Connect field provided 24VAC power to R and C terminals 1 Remove back cover from controller as shown in Figure 5 2 Cut a hole in the wall for the 2 wire bundles Run the wires...

Page 5: ...is turned on as shown in Figure 10 Touch the corresponding fan speed text or the icon to set the fan speed See Figure 12 Fig 8 Snap controller into place Push WALL Fig 9 Turn screen on Fig 10 On Off s...

Page 6: ...E AND TIME Used to configure date and time settings and corrections DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME Used to adjust the clock in observance of daylight savings time ROOM TEMP Used to set display room temperature...

Page 7: ...Reset to reset all the scheduled tasks Holiday settings 1 Touch the icon from the Setting Schedule screen Figure 20 to access Holiday settings Touch to create a new Holiday Touch Edit to adjust the ex...

Page 8: ...ose Daylight savings time on the Menu interface 2 Turn the Daylight savings time ON OFF 3 Touch the Edit icon 4 Slide the corresponding items to set the start date and end date respectively 5 Touch th...

Page 9: ...rds Touch the Delete icon to delete all the error messages It displays the unit address 0 63 for indoor unit and 128 for outdoor unit and the related error code An address is not displayed when the wi...

Page 10: ...tion setting on the Service interface Fig 35 Query Dry Contact Status Fig 36 Service Menu Password Entry Fig 37 Room temp location The room temperature location can be set to Indoor unit or Wired remo...

Page 11: ...below this setting Default setting is 68F Fig 43 Thermo Off Fan Speed This determines IDU fan behavior when the zone is satisfied thermo off for both heating and cooling mode For cooling mode the defa...

Page 12: ...tal Heat Aux Heat Status These settings are used when the IDU is controlling a field provided auxiliary heat source via its ACB interface contact output Turning Aux Heat Status on enables this functio...

Page 13: ...hedules room temperature display etc Reset setting 1 Choose Reset setting on the Service interface 2 Touch the Reset icon to reset 3 Touch the YES icon to confirm the operation Fig 52 Firmware Update...

Page 14: ...tic pressure of the DC fan 0 0 in WC default 1 0 04 in WC 2 0 08 in WC 3 0 12 in WC 4 0 16 in WC 5 0 20 in WC 6 0 24 in WC 7 0 28 in WC 8 0 32 in WC 9 0 36 in WC 10 0 40 in WC 11 0 44 in WC 12 0 48 in...

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