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3-9-8  Lead Lag Setting

CAUTION

This is a simple function to keep the fixed room temperature with 

multiple indoor units. If you need a precise temperature control, 

such as maintaining a server room, take other appropriate mea-

sures. Even if information devices or data are damaged by using 

this function, we do not compensate them.

When enabling the Lead lag operation, the indoor units in the 

RC Group take turns stopping 1 or 2 at a time.

NOTES

• Make sure to connect the indoor units to the power sup-

ply at midnight (12:00 AM). The indoor units switch the 

operation/stop at this time.

• When using Lead lag operation, disable the Human sen-

sor. If it is enabled, the air conditioners may stop in the 

absence and the room temperature may rise. (Refer to 

[3-6-5 Human Sensor Setting]”.)

[Check before the setting]

Preparation for Lead lag operation

Make sure to meet all the following conditions. Otherwise, 

[Lead Lag setting] does not appear on the remote controller 

display.

Condition

Reference for setting

Connect 2 or more indoor 

units.

Consult authorized service 

personnel.

Do not connect other remote 

controller or converter.

Consult authorized service 

personnel.

Set this unit to the primary 

remote controller.

Consult authorized service 

personnel.

Activate the Auto restart 

function of the indoor unit.

Refer to the operation manual 

of the indoor unit.

Activate the remote control-

ler sensor.

Refer to "3-9-5 RC Sensor 

Setting".

When enabling the Lead lag operation, the following func-

tions or settings are deactivated.
- Timer settings
- Set temp. auto return setting

Setting procedure

(1)  Touch the [Lead Lag Setting] 

on the “Initial Setting” screen. 

“Lead Lag Setting” screen is 

shown.

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Previous

Page

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Initial Setting

R.C. Master/

Slave Setting

Lead Lag 

Setting

I.U. Display

Number Setting

(2)  The screen has 2 pages which are switched by touching 

the [Next page] or [Previous Page]. 

Enable/Disable

[Enable]

[7 Day]

[10min.]

Cycle

Over Lap Time

Lead Lag Setting

Page  1/ 2

Next

Page

Back

Backup Units

[2/16]

[Enable]

Lag Operation

Lead Lag Setting

Page  2/ 2

Back

Previous

Page

Cycle setting

(3)  Touch the [Cycle] on the “Lead Lag” screen.
(4)  “Cycle” screen is shown. Set the term by touching [ ] or 

[ ]. You can set the term “TEST” or from 1 day to 7 

days in 1-day increments.

 

(3)  

 

(4)  

Enable/Disable

[Enable]

[7 Day]

[10min.]

Cycle

Over Lap Time

Lead Lag Setting

Page  1/ 2

Next

Page

Back

7

Cycle

Cancel

OK

Day

When touching [OK], the display returns to the “Lead 

Lag” screen.

NOTES

• Each time the set term passes, the indoor units 

switch the operation/stop following the Lead lag 

setting.

• When setting “TEST” and enabling the Lead lag op-

eration, the indoor units switch the operation/stop 

each time you press the [On/Off] button.

Overlap time setting

(5)  Touch the [Over Lap Time] on the “Lead Lag” screen.
(6)  “Over Lap Time” screen is displayed. Set the overlap 

time by touching [ ] or [ ]. The overlap time can be set 

“None” or from 10 minutes to 30 minutes in 10 minutes 

increments. 

When selecting “None”, the Lead lag operation has no 

overlap time.

 

(5)  

 

(6)  

Enable/Disable

[Enable]

[7 Day]

[10min.]

Cycle

Over Lap Time

Lead Lag Setting

Page  1/ 2

Next

Page

Back

10

Over Lap Time

Cancel

OK

min.

When the [OK] is touched, the display returns to the “Lead 

Lag” screen.

Backup Units setting

Select the number of indoor units which stop simultaneously.

The current setting is shown on the right side of [Backup 

Units].

The denominator means the number of the connected indoor 

units and the numerator means the number of the stopped 

indoor unit simultaneously.

(7)  Touch the [Backup Units] on the “Lead Lag” screen.
(8)  “Backup Units” screen is displayed. Touch the [2 Units] 

or [1 Unit].

NOTE

If 2 indoor units are connected, the setting is fixed to 

 

“1 Unit”.

 (7)

 (8)

Backup Units

[2/16]

[Enable]

Lag Operation

Lead Lag Setting

Page  2/ 2

Back

Previous

Page

Backup Units

Cancel

OK

2 Units

1 Unit

When touching [OK], the display returns to the “Lead Lag” 

screen.

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Summary of Contents for UTY-RNRGZ5

Page 1: ...UTY RNRYZ5 UTY RNRGZ5 UTY RNRXZ5 PART No 9383992308 02 REMOTE CONTROLLER WIRED TYPE Original instructions OPERATION MANUAL WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER Keep this manual for future reference English ...

Page 2: ...Y PRECAUTIONS 3 SYSTEM OUTLINE 3 1 Terminology 3 2 Password configuration 4 3 Name of parts 4 1 MONITOR 1 1 Monitor 5 1 1 1 Monitor mode screen 5 1 1 2 Status display 5 1 1 3 Child Lock 6 1 1 4 Emergency Stop 6 2 CONTROL 2 1 On and Off 7 2 2 Operation Settings 7 2 2 1 Set the Operation Mode 7 2 2 2 Set the Temperature 7 2 2 3 Set the Fan Speed 7 3 SETTING 3 1 Select the Setting Items 8 3 2 Comfort...

Page 3: ...Setting Password Setting Master Indoor Unit Setting Display Item Setting Back Next Page Page 1 3 Maintenance Error History Setting Status List Version Filter Sign Reset Previous Page Back Next Page Page 2 3 Maintenance Test Run R C Address Setting Function Setting I U Address Verification Summer Time Setting Cancel OK Enable Disable Back Preference Panel Calibration Backlight Setting Contrast Back...

Page 4: ... air conditions a wide variety of spaces from large buildings to personal residences b Other system Multi split or single split type air conditioning system other than VRF system c Heat recovery system The indoor unit connects to the outdoor unit via an RB unit in this system RB units of single type and 4 sys tem multi type are available When a certain RB Group indoor units is performing cooling o...

Page 5: ...ght lights Backlight goes off 30 or 60 seconds after the last operation When backlight is set to Disable it does not light For a description of backlight setting refer to 3 SETTING 3 8 Preference 3 8 2 Backlight Set ting Lightly touch the touch screen with your fingertip A commercially available stylus pen can also be used If pushed with too much force or operated with a rod pencil or ballpoint pe...

Page 6: ...c return setting is set Refer to 3 SETTING 3 6 Special Setting 3 6 2 Set Temp Auto Return It shows that it is time to clean the filter Refer to 3 SETTING 3 10 Maintenance 3 10 3 Filter Sign Reset The temperature sensor of this unit is used Refer to 3 SETTING 3 9 Initial Setting 3 9 5 R C Sensor Setting For the screen display this product uses a Bitmap font made and developed by Ricoh Company Ltd D...

Page 7: ...rant system or RB Group to which this unit is connected When a Master indoor unit is not set this shows that there is already another indoor unit operating Only a mode set by Master indoor unit or a mode that can be operated simultaneously with another operating indoor unit can be selected Refer to 4 OPERATION TIPS for the modes which can be operated simultaneously Set Temp Limited Indoor unit tem...

Page 8: ... set It is not displayed at other R C Group When the operation mode is switched in a heat recovery system operation preparations may take some time but this is not a malfunction 3 When the OK is touched the display returns to the monitor mode screen 2 2 2 Set the Temperature 1 Touch the Set Temp on the monitor mode screen 2 Set Temp screen is displayed Adjust the room tem perature with the or 1 2 ...

Page 9: ...HZ Setting Setting When the indoor unit does not have a horizontal air flow direction adjustment function HZ Setting is not dis played and the air flow direction cannot be set When this remote controller is connected to the cassette type indoor unit with individual air flow control function Individu al Hold is displayed 1 Air Flow Direction Setting Back Individual Hold VT Setting For this operatio...

Page 10: ...of the indoor unit body Position of the mark Indoor Unit 1 00 00 Back Reset Outlet 1 Outlet 2 Outlet 3 Outlet 4 NOTE To clear all outlet port settings of selected indoor units touch Reset When Yes of the confirma tion screen is touched the setting is cleared and switches to the air flow direction setting of VT set ting Refer to 3 3 1 3D flow cassette type The number of outlet port differs dependin...

Page 11: ...screen is displayed Touch the En able 2 3 Off Timer Cancel OK Fri 10 00AM Enable Disable Disable Operation Stop Time In 0 5 hr Enable Disable Cancel OK Enable Disable When the OK is touched the display returns to the Off Timer screen Set the Operation Stop Time 4 Touch the Operation Stop time on the Off Timer screen Operation Stop Time screen is displayed 5 Set the time by touching or 4 5 Off Time...

Page 12: ...screen Time Range Range Spec 08 40AM 05 40PM Start Time End Time Time Range Setting Fri 10 00AM Cancel OK Apply the setting 14 Touch the OK on the Auto Off Timer screen After the setting change screen is displayed the display returns to the Timer Setting screen Enable Disable Enable In 30 min 08 40AM 05 40PM Operation Stop Time Time Range Setting Auto Off Timer Fri 10 00AM Cancel OK 3 5 Weekly Tim...

Page 13: ... is displayed When the Yes is touched on the screen the setting is cleared 7 Touch the Op Time on the screen of 6 and adjust the time with or 6 7 Cancel Monday 01 Op Time Mode Set Temp On Off Clear OK c Fri 10 00AM Op Time Cancel OK hour AM 8 min 40 When the OK is touched the display returns to the screen of 6 NOTE Setting screen format corresponds to the preference of the Display format Setting 8...

Page 14: ...d When the set day has passed the setting is cleared 1 Touch the Day Off Setting on the Weekly Timer Set ting screen 2 Day Off Setting screen is displayed When the day of the week of which Weekly Timer is not to be performed is touched a check mark is displayed 1 2 Back Enable Schedule Schedule 1 Set None Schedule Setting Day Off Setting Weekly Timer Setting Day Off Day Off Setting Cancel OK Sun M...

Page 15: ...e and temperature by touching or The time can be set within the 10 to 120 min range in 10 min increments When the OK is touched the display returns to the Setting screen Cool Dry Cancel OK 28 0 60 Return Time Return Temp C min 7 When the Back is touched the display returns to the Set Temp Auto Return screen Apply the setting 8 Touch the OK on the Set Temp Auto Return screen After the setting chang...

Page 16: ...en is displayed Touch the Enable Disable on the Auto Saving screen 4 Enable Disable screen is displayed Touch the Enable on the Enable Disable screen 3 4 Auto Saving Cancel OK Enable Disable Disable Absence Detection Time In 30 min Fri 10 00AM Enable Disable Cancel OK Enable Disable When the OK is touched the display returns to Auto Saving screen 5 Touch the Absence Detection Time on the Auto Sav ...

Page 17: ...e following contents are set Panel Calibration When the touched position and the corresponding posi tion does not match on the screen perform this setting Backlight Setting Backlight enable disable brightness and off time can be set Contrast Adjusts the contrast of the screen When the item to be set is touched the display switches to each setting screen When each setting is complete or canceled th...

Page 18: ...is displayed Adjust the con trast with or 1 2 Back Preference Panel Calibration Backlight Setting Contrast 2 3 4 5 1 Contrast Cancel OK When the OK is touched after the setting change screen is displayed the display returns to the Prefer ence screen 3 9 Initial Setting for administrator Perform this setting at installation The setting can also be changed after installation 1 Touch the Initial Sett...

Page 19: ... 1 Touch the Date Setting on the Initial Setting screen Date Setting screen is dis played Back Next Page Page 1 3 Initial Setting Language Setting Date Setting R C Group Name Setting Temp Unit Setting Set the Date and Time 2 Touch the Date and Time Setting on the Date Setting screen Date and Time Setting screen is displayed 3 Touch the Date on the Date and Time Setting screen Date screen is displa...

Page 20: ... Setting Cancel OK Fixed Phrase UVW XY Z _ ABC DE ABCDEFGHIJKLM Over FGH IJ KLM NO 0 9 SP BS PQR ST a b c d e f a Input area When inputting more than 12 characters Over is shown at the right end b Character keys Touch the same key until the character to be used is dis played c Fixed Phrase key Floor Corridor Office Conf Room Receipt Room Room Room No Front Side Entrance Outlet East West South Nort...

Page 21: ...the setting change screen is displayed the display returns to the Password Setting screen 9 When the Back on the Password Setting screen is touched the display returns to the Initial Setting screen Password Setting Change Password Change Setting Back 3 9 7 Display Item Setting 1 Touch the Display Item Set ting on the Initial Setting screen Back Previous Page Page 2 3 Initial Setting R C Sensor Set...

Page 22: ...re switched by touching the Next page or Previous Page Enable Disable Enable 7 Day 10min Cycle Over Lap Time Lead Lag Setting Page 1 2 Next Page Back Backup Units 2 16 Enable Lag Operation Lead Lag Setting Page 2 2 Back Previous Page Cycle setting 3 Touch the Cycle on the Lead Lag screen 4 Cycle screen is shown Set the term by touching or You can set the term TEST or from 1 day to 7 days in 1 day ...

Page 23: ... the password is entered correctly the Maintenance screen is displayed The screen has 3 pages which are switched by touching the Next Page or Previous Page Back Next Page Page 1 3 Maintenance Error History Setting Status List Version Filter Sign Reset Previous Page Back Next Page Page 2 3 Maintenance Test Run R C Address Setting Function Setting I U Address Verification Back Previous Page Page 3 3...

Page 24: ...ign Reset 1 Touch the Filter Sign Reset on the Maintenance screen After the data transmission screen is displayed the Filter Sign Reset screen is displayed 2 When the OK is touched the indoor unit filter sign goes off and the display returns to the Maintenance screen 1 2 Back Next Page Page 1 3 Maintenance Error History Setting Status List Version Filter Sign Reset Cancel OK Filter Sign Reset The ...

Page 25: ...fer to the following table Status Selectable Not selectable Other indoor unit is in cool ing operation Cool Dry Auto or Custom Auto Heat Fan Other indoor unit is in dehu midifying operation Cool Dry Auto or Custom Auto Heat Fan Other indoor unit is in heat ing operation Heat Auto or Custom Auto Cool Dry Fan Other indoor unit is in anti freeze operation Heat Auto or Custom Auto Cool Dry Fan b When ...

Page 26: ...imensions H W D mm in 120 120 20 4 4 3 4 4 3 4 13 16 Weight g oz 220 7 76 5 3 Error Code For the details of the indoor unit or outdoor unit error when checking the error contents refer to the error codes in each installation manual Error code Contents CC 1 Sensor error C2 1 Transmission PCB error 12 1 Wired remote controller communication error 12 3 Number excess of device in wired remote controll...

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