Daikin DZK Series, Installation Manual

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Installation Manual
Rev. 2.00 Date 01-2019
INITIAL CONFIGURATION
IMPORTANT:
To associate Wireless and Wireless Lite Thermostats, it
is necessary to open the radio channel. To do that, press on SW1 .
The LED D19 will remain solid red. Once open, you have 15 minutes
to make the association. If that period of time expires, start the
process over again. Remember not to open more than one radio
channel at the same time, it may alter the process.
You can also open the channel association radio through the Main
Wired Thermostat
(see section System parameters).
WIRED AND WIRELESS THERMOSTATS CONFIGURATION
Language
Select your language: English, French or Spanish.
Wireless Association
(only Wireless Thermostat)
Press Airzone to start seeking and confirm the wireless association.
Verify
the range is correct (30% minimum).
Zone ID
Select the zone associated to the thermostat. Zone 1 controls
damper 1, zone 2 controls damper 2, and so on for up to 6 zones in
the system.
Linked Zones
If necessary, the system allows you to associate more than one
control output to a zone. It is possible to control multiple outputs
from the same thermostat.
Thermostat Configuration
(only Wired Thermostat)
Each DZK system must have one Wired Thermostat configured as
the Main thermostat. Select the operation of the thermostat:
- Main: controls all the parameters of the installation.
- Zone: controls all the parameters of the zone.
Other Settings
Access the advanced settings to change other settings or activate
the Basic Menu Mode if you want to.
Important: once you start the
process, it cannot be interrupted.
Keep in mind: to access the main
screen from the Wireless Thermostat
screensaver, press on
Airzone
.
Note: given that only one
thermostat can be configured as the
Main thermostat, this parameter
will not appear for selection if one
thermostat in the system has been
already configured as the Main
thermostat.
Note: When set to Basic mode, the
user can control the following
parameters: On/Off, set point,
local ventilation and user settings.