R410A50Hz Universal Outdoor Series Technical ManualController
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closing.
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When it is locked, the remote controller does not work except the lock key.
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Combinatorial key: “FAN -”
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“FAN +”
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Extension code remote controller has the effect. Switch 3 gear wind and 6 gear wind. There is 6
gear wind on the LCD.
If the 3 gear wind is switched, the first and second gear wind will be "low
wind"; the third and fourth gear wind will be "middle wind"; the fifth and sixth gear wind will be "high
wind".
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Combinatorial key: “Mode”
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“Lock”
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Enter address setting
1) On the shutdown interface, press the combinatorial key on the remote controller for 5 seconds
to enter the address setting interface.
2) The last address (when the first power on, 00 is displayed) and the "#" icon are displayed and
flickering.
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The step instructions of setting address
1) At the address setting interface, press the temperature addition or reduction to adjust the
setting address, and it ranges from 00 to 63.
2) When the first time entering the interface or pressing the temperature addition or reduction key,
the address display flickers for 3 seconds and then does not flicker.
3) Press the ON / OFF key to enter the sending state and send the address setting code.
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The step instructions of inquiring address
1) At the address setting interface, press the mode key to send the query code.
2) At this time, the "#" icon flickers. 3 seconds later, it normally displays the last setting addresses
and the "#" icon does not flicker.
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Exit setting
1) Pressing the mode key and lock key at the same time can
exit the address setting interface.
2) If there is no key pressing associated with address setting for more than 30 minutes, the
remote controller will exit the address setting interface.
Battery replacement
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If the air conditioner is unable to receive the signal from the wire controller, or the LCD of wire controller
is blurred, it means that the battery is depleted and needs to be replaced.
