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AUX HEAT SIGNAL INPUT

CN54 is the terminal for ON/OFF signal input for auxiliary

heat on DLS VRF interface. The signal type is dry contact.

NOTE:

 Some of the indoor units do not support AUX heat

function.

Voltage and current must meet the requirements of Tables 2.

Table 2 —Max. Current and Voltage

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

• ENC1  and ENC2  are  rotary  dial  whereas  SW7  is  ON/

OFF. 

• ENC2 is used to set the network address. 
• Combination  of ENC1  and  SW7  allows  you  to  set  the

indoor unit address. See Table .

Table 3 —DIP Switch Settings

NOTE: 

The address assigned through ENC1 & SW7 must 

be same as indoor unit address on wall controller.

Table 4 —SW2_1 and SW2_2 Definition

Table 5 —0/1 Definition of Each Dial Code Switch

NOTE: 

The temperature unit (°F or °C) set through SW2_1

must  be  same  as  touch  screen  central  controller  and  wall

controller.

 

Table 6 —EF and E8 Error Codes

Table 7 —LED 1

PORT

MAX. VOLTAGE (V AC/DC)

MAX. CURRENT (A)

CN54

24

1

ENC2

Set network address (0~7)

ENC1 and 

SW7

Set IDU address, valid range is 0~15

Set IDU address, valid range is 16~31

Set IDU address, valid range is 32~47

Set IDU address, valid range is 48~63

CN54

Control port of 
auxiliary heater etc.

(Voltage range: 0-24V AC/DC)
(Current range: 0-1A)

ON

SW1

SW2_1

0

Temperature: 

°

F (default)

1

Temperature: 

°

C

SW2_2

Reserved

ERROR CODE

INSTRUCTIONS

EF

IF TSCC or wired controller displays EF error code, you
need to check whether IDU appears fault or protection

E8

IF TSCC or wired controller displays E8 error code, you
need to check whether the IDU has a communication
problem with the interface

Blink 1time/1Hz

Net address >7

Blink 2times/1Hz

interface and IDU communication error

Blink 3times/1Hz

interface and TSCC communication error

Blink 4times/1Hz

interface and wired controller communication error

Summary of Contents for 40VM900010

Page 1: ...ent can be hazardous due to system pressure electrical components and equipment location Note that changes or modifications of this product are not expressly approved by the party responsible for comp...

Page 2: ...NSIONS Fig 1 Dimensional Drawing NAME OUTLINE QUANTITY FUNCTION Installation and Owners Manual 1 As reference for installation and operation Mounting Screw 3 For mounting the box 10 1 2 3 5 16 3 7 16...

Page 3: ...r in a condensing environment Do not install the device in a location where there is direct sunlight or where the temperature may become greater than 118 F 48 C or less than 4 F 20 C This product is n...

Page 4: ...controller and DLS VRF interface Fig 5 Communication Wiring CN5 CN54 CN3 CN4 CN2 ENC2 ENC1 SW7 ON 1 2 ON SW2 ON 1 2 ON CN7 CN8 RED RED BLACK BLACK Y G Y G CN1 CN6 L1 L2 To VRF controller To Touch scr...

Page 5: ...ch screen central controller and wall controller Table 6 EF and E8 Error Codes Table 7 LED 1 PORT MAX VOLTAGE V AC DC MAX CURRENT A CN54 24 1 ENC2 Set network address 0 7 ENC1 and SW7 Set IDU address...

Page 6: ...lways or Just Once Fig 6 Brand Selection 6 Login screen will appear as shown below in Fig 7 Default login superAdmin Default password 66668888 7 Press login Fig 7 Login Screen 8 Home screen appears as...

Page 7: ...he Ductless indoor unit model will always default to HWALL as shown below in Fig 14 2 To change the name of the ductless indoor unit press HWALL A pop up screen will appear with a different style of i...

Page 8: ...indoor unit address Set auxiliary heater Error codes Q What are the functions you can control through the VRF wall controller for the DLS indoor unit A The functions you can control through the VRF wa...

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