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HOW
TO
SET
THE
TIMER
ON/OFF-Timer
●
The
device
will
turn
on
(off)
and
off
(on)
at
the
designated
times.
●
The
switching
occurs
first
at
the
preset
time
that
comes
earlier.
●
The
arrow
mark
appearing
on
the
display
indicates
the
sequence
of
switching
operations.
1
Press
the
(ON-OFF)
button
so
that
the
(OFF)
mark
blinks.
OFF-Timer
You
can
set
the
device
to
turn
off
at
the
present
time.
After
you
change
the
batteries;
How
to
Cancel
Reservation
Point
the
signal
window
of
the
remote
controller
toward
the
indoor
unit,
and
press
the
(CANCEL)
button. The
(RESERVED)
sign
goes
out
with
a
beep
and
the
(TIMER)
lamp
turns
off
on
the
indoor
unit.
1
Set
the
current
month
and
day
with
the
TIMER
control
button.
1
Press
the
(OFF-TIMER)
button.The
(OFF)
mark
blinks
on
the
display.
1
Press
the
(ON-TIMER)
button
the
(ON)
mark
blinks
on
the
display.
2
Set
the
turn-off
time
with
the
TIMER
control
button. Press
the
(RESERVE)
button.
3
Press
the
(ON-
TIMER)
button
so
that
the
(OFF)
mark
lights
and
the
(ON)
mark
blinks.
NOTE
You
can
set
only
one
of
the
OFF-timer,
ON-timer
and
ON/OFF-timer.
ON-Timer
Time,
Day,
Month
●
The
device
will
turn
on
at
the
designated
times.
TIME,
DAY,
MONTH (current
time,
day,
month)
OFF
TIMER
ON
TIMER
RESERVE
CANCEL
M
D
M
D
AM
STOP
Start
AM
Start
Stop
PM
Start
Stop
PM
AM
PM
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3
Point
the
signal
window
of
the
remote
controller
toward
the
indoor
unit,
and
press
the
(RESERVE)
button.
The
(OFF)
mark
starts
lighting
instead
of
flashing
and
the
sign
(RESERVED)
lights.A
beep
occurs
and
the
(TIMER)
lamp
lights
on
the
indoor
unit.
●
The
time
indication
will
disappear
automatically
in
10
second.
●
To
check
the
current
time
setting,
press
the
(TIME)
button
twice.
The
setting
of
the
current
time
is
now
complete.
●
The
timer
may
be
used
in
three
ways:
off-timer,
on-timer,
and
ON/OFF
(OFF/ON)-timer.Set
the
current
time
at
first
because
it
serves
as
a
reference.
●
As
the
time
settings
are
stored
in
memory
in
the
remote
controller,
you
only
have
to
press
the
(RESERVE)
button
in
order
to
use
the
same
settings
next
time.
2
Press
the
(TIME)
button.
3
Set
the
current
time
with
the
TIMER
control
button.
Example:
The
current
time
is
1:30
p.m.
2
Set
the
turn-off
time
with
the
TIMER
control
button.
The
setting
of
turn-off
time
is
now
complete.
Example:
The
device
will
turn
off
at
11:00p.m.
Example: The
device
will
turn
on
at
7:00
a.m.
The
setting
of
the
turn-on
time
is
now
complete.
4
Set
the
turn-on
time
with
the
TIMER
control
button.
5
Point
the
signal
window
of
the
remote
controller
toward
the
indoor
unit,
and
press
the
(RESERVE)
button.
The
(ON)
mark
starts
lighting
instead
of
flashing
and
the
(RESERVED)
sign
lights.A
beep
occurs
and
the
(TIMER)
lamp
lights
on
the
indoor
unit.
3
Point
the
signal
window
of
the
remote
controller
toward
the
indoor
unit,
and
press
the
(RESERVE)
button.
The
(ON)
mark
starts
lighting
instead
of
flashing
and
the
(RESERVED)
sign
lights.A
beep
occurs
and
the
(TIMER)
lamp
lights
on
the
indoor
unit.
2
Set
the
turn-on
time
with
the
TIMER
control
button.
Example: The
device
will
turn
off
at
10:30
p.m.
and
it
will
be
turned
on
at
7:00
a.m.
The
settings
of
the
turn-on/off
times
are
now
complete.
4
Press
the
(TIME)
button
again.
The
time
indication
starts
lighting
instead
of
flashing.
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PM
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