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 DGE601A51 

   DGE602A51

Installation Manual

3P581074-1D

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2021/06/22   13:00:16

Summary of Contents for DGE601A51

Page 1: ...Model DGE601A51 DGE602A51 Installation Manual 3P581074 1D 01_EN_3P581074 1D indd 1 2021 06 22 13 00 16...

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Page 3: ...unit yourself Improper installation may result in an elec tric shock or fire Do not relocate or reinstall the unit yourself Improper installation work may result in an electric shock or fire Ask your...

Page 4: ...lid can be securely fastened Improper positioning of the electric parts box lid may result in an abnormal heat build up an electric shock or fire Be sure to earth the unit Do not earth the unit to a...

Page 5: ...measures Disposal requirements the dismantling of the unit and of other parts must be done in accordance with relevant local and national legislation Fill wiring intake hole with putty Entry of water...

Page 6: ...the control system and result in a malfunction of the unit 3 In places where flammable gas may leak where there is carbon fibre or ignit able dust suspensions in the air or where volatile flammables s...

Page 7: ...1 Connecting DIII NET compatible air conditioners 20 3 1 1 Terminals location and schematic connection diagram 21 3 1 2 Wiring specifications 23 3 1 3 Precautions for using multiple centralised contr...

Page 8: ...ing backup battery to ON 36 4 3 Turning on the power supply for DGE601A51 and air conditioners 36 5 Setting addresses for each air conditioner 37 5 1 Setting addresses with wired remote controller BRC...

Page 9: ...1 DGE602A51 7 English How to read this manual Instructions featuring the mark printed below refer to functions only available with the DGE601A51 and not included with the DGE602A51 DGE601A51 only 01_E...

Page 10: ...l accessories for the DGE601A51 DGE602A51 are included If there is any missing or defective part contact the DAIKIN dealer where you purchased the product Accessories included with DGE601A51 DGE602A51...

Page 11: ...e and in which order to connect its wires to facilitate the installation procedure For connection details including the cable type and terminal size refer to 3 Electrical Wiring 1 3 1 Rear face On the...

Page 12: ...K E 1 A B F Name of each part and availabil ity with DGE601A51 DGE602A51 Symbol Name DGE601A51 DGE602A51 A Intake for power supply cable B Inter unit lock C Unused D plus ADP IF E 1 RS 485 E 2 RS 485...

Page 13: ...ecting open network option F G Terminals for connecting the DIII NET communication line for com munication with the DAIKIN air conditioners H Port for connecting to a cloud system I Port for connectin...

Page 14: ...UP ON OFF ON OFF CPU ALIVE LAN 1 LINK MONITOR RS485 1 MONITOR A D B G J M E C H K P Q T R Name of each part and availabil ity with DGE601A51 DGE602A51 Symbol Name DGE601A51 DGE602A51 A POWER LED B SER...

Page 15: ...nt connected to the LAN is in a normal state LAN 2 Lit Connected Blinking Transmitting or receiving data G Unused H LED Orange Blinks when data is being transmitted or received over the DIII NET commu...

Page 16: ...GE601A51 DGE602A51 English 1 3 3 Wiring of cables For an example of DGE601A51 cable wiring refer to the cable wiring diagram example shown below Cable wiring diagram example A A A Cable duct 01_EN_3P5...

Page 17: ...into the open insertion port 3 Move the opening knob forward and down and insert the cable 4 Make sure that the connected cable has not come out When using stranded cable make sure that no strands are...

Page 18: ...direction Vertical only 1 4 2 Environmental conditions Check that the installation environment meets the following conditions Ambient temperature 10 to 50 C Ambient humidity 85 RH or less without con...

Page 19: ...IN rail Mounting to DIN rail Do not use screws to secure the unit onto the DIN rail 1 Set all upper and lower DIN rail locks to the open position 2 Press the DGE601A51 against the DIN rail 3 Set all u...

Page 20: ...s to the open position 2 Remove the DGE601A51 from the DIN rail Steps for removal from DIN rail 1 1 2 NOTE When removing from DIN rails if the work area is narrow and you cannot operate the DIN rail l...

Page 21: ...the DIN rail locks refer to 2 1 DIN rail mounting 2 2 1 Accessory parts To mount to the control enclosure use the following accessory mounting parts Wood screw 3 mm diameter x 15 mm length for securi...

Page 22: ...s securely interrupted Otherwise an electric shock may result After the wiring is completed double check that all wires are connected cor rectly before turning on the power supply If not connected cor...

Page 23: ...n two air conditioning devices is shown in the following schematic connection diagram Schematic connection diagram with air conditioners MONITOR F1 F2 G E F A Outdoor unit B OUT OUT communication term...

Page 24: ...ote controller Schematic drawing of a remote controller group F1 F2 P1 P2 F1 F2 P1 P2 F1 F2 P1 P2 F1 F2 P1 P2 A A Max 16 indoor units NOTE DIII NET connecting When Connecting multiple wires to the ter...

Page 25: ...centralised controllers are connected on the DIII NET network you must set the MAIN MASTER and SUB SLAVE relationship for those controllers Set only one of those controllers as MAIN MASTER and the oth...

Page 26: ...gh current cables together with low current cables 3 2 1 Terminals location and schematic connection diagram Connect the DGE601A52 to the plus ADP IF terminals located on the front face Be sure to con...

Page 27: ...3 3 1 Terminals location and schematic connection diagram Schematic drawing of I O module connection RS 485 Electric energy meter Lighting Fan The number of contacts per node is up to 120 The maximum...

Page 28: ...lish 3 3 3 Address setup Bus coupler The bus coupler located at the left end of nodes has rotary switches for setting the addresses Set a unique address for each node For details refer to the Commissi...

Page 29: ...bles 3 4 1 Terminals location and schematic connection diagram Connect the contact input lines or pulse signal lines to the i1 i2 i3 i4 i5 i6 i7 i8 CM terminals of Di1 4 or Di5 8 DGE601A51 only locate...

Page 30: ...th 20 to 400 ms B Pulse interval 100 ms or more CAUTION The contact connected to the contact input terminal must be capable of han dling 10 mA at 16 V DC If an instantaneous contact is used for trigge...

Page 31: ...O Di 1 4 A DGE601A51 1a 1b 2a 2b 3a 3b Do Z1 Z2 Z3 Z1 Z2 Z3 L1 L2 L3 Lighting Field supply Fan Buzzer Operation lamp Load L1 to L3 example A Do Connect the contact output lines to the 1a 1b 2a 2b 3a...

Page 32: ...connect the LAN 1 port and LAN 2 DGE601A51 only port to the network hub The role of each port is as follows LAN 1 port For connecting to a cloud system LAN 2 DGE601A51 only port For connecting to a lo...

Page 33: ...shock 3 7 1 Terminals location and schematic connection diagram Schematic power connection diagram Connect the power supply to the 3 ter minals L Live N Neutral and earth A B C N N L L A Earth B Eart...

Page 34: ...wire onto the sheet metal earth terminal with the screw and connect the L wire and N wire to the terminal block Connecting the power supply wire How to connect to the power supply terminal block Lift...

Page 35: ...10 mm L 45 mm E 40 mm N 50 mm L N E Round crimp type terminal 2 M4 Use the included round crimp type terminal 2 M4 for the end of the earth wire only field supply possible When peeling be careful not...

Page 36: ...he front of the unit insert the cable ties from the right side and secure Firmly tighten until the power wire does not move anymore Secure with cable ties 6 Hook the power supply cover onto the tab in...

Page 37: ...red Turning on off the earth leakage breaker turns on off the power supply to the DGE601A51 Select an earth leakage breaker that offers protection against overcurrent and short circuit When the earth...

Page 38: ...ower outage the DGE601A51 has a built in bat tery Because this battery is disabled by default make sure to first set the backup battery switch to ON BACKUP switch INIT 4 3 Turning on the power supply...

Page 39: ...espective documentation Names of buttons Below are the names of the buttons and display of wired remote controller BRC1H A ON OFF Turn ON OFF the system B ENTER ACTIVATE SET From the homescreen enter...

Page 40: ...ote controller group MAIN DIII NET addresses 1 From the homescreen press and hold the button Information is displayed Step 1 2 Press and hold the and buttons The menu is displayed Step 2 3 Using the a...

Page 41: ...displayed when the DGE601A51 is not communicating with the indoor units normally Check that the cables are connected correctly 5 Using the and buttons move to Step 5 6 Press the button The current ad...

Page 42: ...sh 9 Press the button Step 9 10 Using the and buttons move to the DIII NET address Step 10 11 Press the button Step 11 12 Using the and buttons select the address you want to set Step 12 13 Press the...

Page 43: ...lation Manual 3P581074 1D DGE601A51 DGE602A51 41 English 14 Using the and buttons move to Press the button The DIII NET address is confirmed Step 14 1 Step 14 2 01_EN_3P581074 1D indd 41 2021 06 22 13...

Page 44: ...ow to set Remote controller group SUB DIII NET addresses Set them if necessary 1 Press the button Step 1 2 Using the and buttons move to Press the button Step 2 3 Using the and buttons move to the Ste...

Page 45: ...utton The unit No is confirmed Step 7 8 Using the and buttons move to Press the button Step 8 9 Press the button to put a check in the box It is now possible to change the DIII NET address Step 9 10 P...

Page 46: ...ess the button Step 12 13 Using the and buttons select the address you want to set Step 13 14 Press the button Step 14 15 Using the and buttons move to Press the button The DIII NET address is confirm...

Page 47: ...describes how to set indoor unit Airnet addresses 1 Press the button Step 1 2 Using the and buttons move to Press the button Step 2 3 Using the and buttons move to the Step 3 4 Press the button Step 4...

Page 48: ...button The unit No is confirmed Step 7 8 Using the and buttons move to Press the button Step 8 9 Press the button to put a check in the box It is now possible to change the Airnet address Step 9 10 P...

Page 49: ...ress the button Step 12 13 Using the and buttons select the address you want to set Step 13 14 Press the button Step 14 15 Using the and buttons move to Press the button The Airnet address is confirme...

Page 50: ...the following cases refer to 5 3 Setting address on the outdoor unit and set an Airnet address for the outdoor unit Multiple systems exist in 1 remote controller group is not displayed 1 Press the but...

Page 51: ...move to Press the button Step 4 5 Press the button to put a check in the box It is now possible to edit the Airnet address Step 5 6 Press the button Step 6 7 Using the and buttons move to the Airnet...

Page 52: ...602A51 English 9 Using the and buttons change the Airnet address Step 9 10 Press the button Step 10 11 Using the and buttons move to Press the button The Airnet address is confirmed Step 11 1 Step 11...

Page 53: ...1 DGE602A51 51 English 12 Using the and buttons move to Press the button Step 12 13 Using the and buttons move to Press the button You will now return back to the homescreen Step 13 1 Step 13 2 01_EN_...

Page 54: ...isplay of navigation remote controller BRC1E A Liquid crystal display with backlight B Up button C Menu OK button D Right button E Cancel button F Down button A B F C D E The operation procedure of th...

Page 55: ...Address menu is not displayed when the DGE601A51 is not powered on Power on the DGE601A51 and wait for a while before trying to operate the remote controller The Group Address menu is also not display...

Page 56: ...on The indication changes from Release to Set and the DIII NET address is set Step 6 Gr Addr Set 1 03 Return Release Group Address Group 7 Press the Cancel button 1 time You will now return back to th...

Page 57: ...etting Group Address Group Address Group 2 Using the Up Down buttons select the Unit No you want to set Step 2 Unit No Set Gr Addr Return Group Address Unit 1 1 00 3 Press the Right button and move to...

Page 58: ...d the DIII NET address is set Step 6 Unit No 1 05 Set Gr Addr Return Group Address Unit Release 1 7 Press the Cancel button 2 times You will now return back to the display shown in Step 7 2 Step 7 1 U...

Page 59: ...eld Settings Min Setpoints Differential 1 3 Group Address 2 Using the Up Down buttons select the Unit No you want to set Step 2 Unit No Set Address Return 0 001 Indoor Unit Airnet Address 3 Press the...

Page 60: ...and the Airnet address is set Step 6 Unit No 003 Set Address Return Indoor Unit Airnet Address Release 1 7 Press the Cancel button 1 time You will now return back to the display shown in Step 7 2 Step...

Page 61: ...displayed Step 1 Outdoor Unit Airnet Address Error History Switch Main Sub Controller Return Setting Service Settings Indoor Unit Status Outdoor Unit Status 2 3 Forced Fan ON 2 Press the Right button...

Page 62: ...he Airnet address is set Step 5 Unit No 005 Set Address Return Outdoor Unit Airnet Address Release 0 6 Press the Cancel button 2 times You will now return back to the display shown in Step 6 2 Step 6...

Page 63: ...display Outdoor unit with segment display Lit Unlit 5 3 1 Steps for setting the outdoor unit Airnet address If you cannot set the outdoor unit Airnet address with the remote controller follow the pro...

Page 64: ...o 31 5 Press the BS3 button 2 times to confirm the demand address setting Next enable demand setting 6 Press the BS2 button 12 times Select the setting item 7 Press the BS3 button You can now find out...

Page 65: ...state shown below Setting items Outdoor unit of the LED display Outdoor unit of the segment display Outdoor unit AIRNET address setting H1P H2P H3P H4P H5P H6P H7P SEG1 SEG2 SEG3 2 1 3 demand address...

Page 66: ...he unit The DGE601A51 can be restarted by pressing the RESET button Operate the RESET button using a thin rod or similar item RESET INIT RESET BACKUP ON OFF ON OFF CAUTION Do not perform the operation...

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