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Red Status Indicator — 

A steady light indicates that at

least one indoor unit is operating, or that the central controller
is sending a command to one or more indoor units. A slowly
flashing light indicates an indoor unit error or a communication
error. When the status indicator is off, no connected indoor unit
is operating.

Backlight — 

Press any button except RESET to backlight

the display. The backlight remains on while the central control-
ler is being operated.  It goes off automatically after 30 seconds
of inactivity.

Power On or Reset Signal — 

When the central con-

troller is powered on or reset, the controller beeps for 2 seconds
and the display screen lights. The controller then transmits a
signal to (queries) the indoor units, and the screen shows the
main display. The mode setting screen is then displayed.

Indoor Unit Address Display — 

Indoor unit ad-

dresses are displayed in a grid that indicates the status of each
unit. The display range is 00 to 63 (64 indoor units maximum).
The grid is composed of 64 boxes, each representing one in-
door unit. The grid’s vertical coordinates are 00+, 16+, 32+,
and 48+. The grid’s horizontal coordinates are 00 to 15. The
sum of the vertical and horizontal coordinates is the address of
the indoor unit. (The unit’s location on the grid has no relation
to the unit’s physical location.) For example, the address of the
unit with the coordinates 48+,11 is 59. See Fig. 8.

Each indoor unit’s box in the grid contains 2 display blocks,
one large and one small. These signal the unit’s status as
shown below:

Figure 9 shows an example display on the main display screen.
In this example 60 indoor units are in service. Twenty-eight are
on, and 32 are off. 

• In the grid, the large blocks for the units from 16+,00 to

32+,15 are lit, and the small blocks are dim. This means
that the 32 units with addresses from 16 to 47 are con-
nected but powered off.

• Both the large and small blocks for the units from 48+,09

to 48+,12 are not lit. This means that the four indoor
units with addresses from 57 to 60 are not connected.

• All the other large and small blocks in the grid are lit.

This means that all the other indoor units are connected
and powered on.

BLOCK

LIGHT SIGNAL

STEADILY 

LIT

SLOW 
BLINK

FAST 

BLINK

DIM

(NOT LIT)

Large

Connected

Selected

Out of ser-

vice

Small

Power On

Error

Power Off

00+

16+

32+

48+

00 01 02

06 07 08

03 04 05

09 10 11 12 13 14 15

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Fig. 8 — Indoor Unit Address Grid

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Fig. 9 — Main Display Screen Example

Summary of Contents for 40WA900024

Page 1: ...entral controller accessory is available for use with the single phase VRF variable refrigerant flow indoor units listed in Table 1 Table 1 Central Controller Accessory Usage INSTALLATION Controller I...

Page 2: ...e slots provided on the top of the controller to open the back mounting plate See Fig 2 8 Attach the back mounting plate directly over the opening in the wall using 4 screws and route the control cabl...

Page 3: ...connections See Fig 6 for complete system central controller wiring diagram X X Y Y E E CENTRAL CONTROLLER OUTDOOR UNIT a40 1875 Fig 5 Controller Connections P Q E X Y E 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 5 MATCH R...

Page 4: ...1 6 INDOOR UNIT ADDRESS DISPLAY GRID NOT USED SWING ON NOT USED ERROR PROTECTION CODE CENTRAL CONTROLLER OPERATION STATUS NOT USED OPERATION MODE SETTING COOLING MODE LOCK HEATING MODE LOCK REMOTE CO...

Page 5: ...ontal coordinates are 00 to 15 The sum of the vertical and horizontal coordinates is the address of the indoor unit The unit s location on the grid has no relation to the unit s physical location For...

Page 6: ...e delayed operation start time for the selected indoor units Press the INC button to se lect the start hour from 0 to 24 hours Each button press incre ments the setting by 1 2 hour for the first 10 ho...

Page 7: ...the same time The controller displays 88 the display flashes 5 Use the INC and DEC buttons to set the appropriate func tion as shown below 6 Press OK 7 Use the INC and DEC buttons to select the code...

Page 8: ...tion at port on PC board Tighten the connection at port on PC board Sensor is short circuited Using multi meter measure resistance of the sensor If the resistance is 100 ohms change the sensor PC boar...

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