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Installation and operation manual

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BRC073A1

Wired user interface

4P392190-1 – 2014.11

To change the schedule settings of the selected schedule nr

1

Display the 

Settings

 screen (refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

Use 

 to select the desired day 

(1)

.

3

Use 

 to highlight the Operation start 

Time

 and 

 to set the

desired Operation start 

Time

 

(2)

.

4

Use 

 to highlight 

Act

 and 

 to select the desired action.

5

Use 

 to highlight the cooling and heating temperature and

 to select the desired value.

6

To set a different day of the week, use 

 to highlight the day.

Use 

 to change the day.

7

To copy all actions of the previous day, push 

 while the day

to be set is highlighted.

8

When all the schedule settings are completed, push   to display
the confirmation screen.

9

Use 

 to select 

Yes

 and push  .

11. Maintenance Information

1

Display the 

Maintenance Information

 screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on

page 10

).

2

The phone number for the 

Contact info

 will appear at the top of

the screen.

3

Push 

 to return to the 

Main Menu

.

12. Configuration

To select the display mode

1

Display the 

Display Mode

 screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

Use 

 to change the setting to 

Standard

 or 

Detailed

.

3

Push   to confirm the setting. The basic screen is displayed.

To select the detailed display item

1

Display the 

Display Item

 screen (refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

Use 

 to change the setting to 

None

Outside Air Temp

 or 

Room

Temp

.

3

Push   to confirm the setting. The basic screen is displayed.

To adjust the contrast of the LCD

1

Display the 

Contrast adjustment

 screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on

page 10

).

2

Use 

 to change the contrast.

3

Push   to confirm the setting.

13. Current Settings

1

Display the 

Current Settings 

screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

A list of the status of the current settings is displayed.

3

Push 

 to return to the 

Main Menu

.

14. Clock & Calendar

To set the date & time

1

Display the 

Date & Time

 screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

Use 

 to move the highlighted item and 

 to set 

Year

Month

,

Day

 and 

time

.

3

Push   to display the confirmation screen.

4

Use 

 to select 

Yes

 and push  .

To set the hour format (12/24 hours)

1

Display the 

12H/24H Clock

 screen

 

(refer to 

"Appendix" on page 10

).

2

Use 

 to select 

12H

 or 

24H

.

3

Push   to display the confirmation screen.

4

Use 

 to select 

Yes

 and push  .

INFORMATION (Act column)

There are 3 types of operations:

The temperature setpoints can be configured.

The setback temperature setpoints can be configured.

The temperature and setback temperature setpoints

are disabled.

INFORMATION (Cool and Heat column)

__: Indicates that the temperature and setback
temperature setpoint for this time period are not specified.
The last active setpoint will be used.

- -: Indicates that the setback function is disabled for this
time period.

(1)

Setting

Schedule nr 1

Mon

Time     Act     Cool     Heat

6

:00   

      

      

:

  

      

      

:

  

      

      

:

  

      

      

:

  

      

      

Return

(2)

Setting

Schedule nr 1

Mon

Time     Act     Cool     Heat

6 :00   

      

      

:

  

      

:

  

      

      

:

  

      

      

:

  

      

      

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

Return

Setting

Display Mode

Display

Standard

NOTICE

The room temperature is measured inside the indoor
unit.

Return

Setting

Display Item

Display 

None 

Return

Setting

Dark

Light

Contrast Adjustment

Date & Time

Return

 0:00

Wednesday

1

Day

1

Month

2014

Year

Setting

Summary of Contents for BRC073A1

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL BRC073A1 Wired user interface ...

Page 2: ...autions carefully before installing the user interface Failure to follow these instructions properly may result in property damage or personal injury which may be serious depending on the circumstances 2 Features and functions The state of the art user interface offers full control over your installation 1 BASIC USER INTERFACE The basic user interface functions are ON OFF operation mode change ove...

Page 3: ...w direction 3 MENU ENTER BUTTON Used to display the main menu or enter the selected item 4 UP DOWN BUTTON Used to raise lower the set temperature Used to highlight the next item on the upper lower side Used to change the selected item 5 RIGHT LEFT BUTTON Used to highlight the next item on the right left hand side The display contents are changed to the next previous screen 6 ON OFF BUTTON Press to...

Page 4: ...ion will not function if the room temperature is too low 3 AUTOMATIC OPERATION In this mode the user interface will automatically switch between heating and cooling as required by the setpoint 4 COOLING OPERATION In this mode cooling will be activated as required by the setpoint or setback operation 5 HEATING OPERATION In this mode heating will be activated as required by the setpoint or setback o...

Page 5: ...tion from Swing or Swing stop using the buttons 3 Push the button to confirm the settings and return to the basic screen 9 Energy Saving Options For more information refer to the detailed user reference guide 10 Schedule The schedule can be restricted in case a centralised control is installed via the KRP928 interface adapter for Room Air Conditioner To enable disable the schedule 1 Display the En...

Page 6: ...just the contrast of the LCD 1 Display the Contrast adjustment screen refer to Appendix on page 10 2 Use to change the contrast 3 Push to confirm the setting 13 Current Settings 1 Display the Current Settings screen refer to Appendix on page 10 2 A list of the status of the current settings is displayed 3 Push to return to the Main Menu 14 Clock Calendar To set the date time 1 Display the Date Tim...

Page 7: ...ing is applied takes priority In case of an operation mode conflict the other units will enter standby mode NOTICE COOL DRY and FAN operation can be used simultaneously If the conflict is not solved manually non priority units will automatically resume operation as soon as the priority unit stops operating It is NOT possible to enter the menu when the user interface indicates the MODE CONFLICT mes...

Page 8: ...onal accessory KJB111A or KJB211A WARNING Carefully read these instructions before installation They will tell you how to install how to configure and how to use the unit properly Keep this manual in a handy place for future reference This is an option to be used in combination with Daikin units Refer to the installer reference guide and user reference guide of the units for installation and opera...

Page 9: ...retainer and clamp Connect the user interface S1 to the adapter S19 and the adapter S6 to the indoor unit S21 7 Attach the upper case Align the upper case with the tabs of the lower case 6 points and insert the upper case begin with the bottom part Mounting with supplied wood screws Ø3 5 16 Mounting with supplied double face adhesive tape 3 1 2 1 3 1 2 PCB PCB S19 S21 S6 S1 1 1 BRCW901A 2 PCB 1 2 ...

Page 10: ... Checking procedure of Error History Registration method of the Maintenance Contact Clock Calendar see also 14 Clock Calendar on page 5 Language see also 15 Language on page 6 Prohibit buttons Prohibition Function Prohibit Mode Software update with Updater Maintenance 1 General safety precautions Wipe the LCD display and the rest of the surface of the user interface with a dry cloth when they beco...

Page 11: ...rrent Settings Clock Calendar Language Airflow Direction 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Energy Saving Options Energy Saving List Setpoint Range Setback Condition Setpoint Auto Reset Off Timer Schedule Enable Disable Select Schedule Holidays Settings Maintenance Information Configuration Display Contrast Adjustment Display Display Mode Display Item Current Settings Language Clock Calendar Date Time 12H 24H Cl...

Page 12: ...4P392190 1 2014 11 Copyright 2014 Daikin ...

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