
These signals are set up through the PCB of the outdoor unit.
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Input signals
Ind.
Input signal
Application
Port
0
N° setting application
N° setting
—
1
Fixing the heating mode
This signal allows to pre-fix the operation mode, in this case the heating mode,
independently of what the indoor unit requests. If the indoor units request the
oposite mode than the outdoor unit, the compressor will not start. This is very
useful to set up a unique operation mode.
CN1 and CN2
2
Fixing the cooling mode
This signal allows to pre-fix the operation mode, in this case the cooling mode,
independently of what the indoor unit requests. If the indoor units request the
oposite mode than the outdoor unit, the compressor will not start. This is very
useful for computer rooms where the cooling mode is fixed throughout the year.
CN1 and CN2
3
Demand thermo OFF
This signal allows to stop the compressor if it reaches a certain power as well
as to put the indoor unit in Thermo-OFF. This is very useful for installations
with high power consumption.
CN1 and CN2
4
Forced stoppage
This signal allows to control the stoppage of the compressor and the fans of
the indoor as well as outdoor units. This is very useful when used with the alarm
signals of the fire prevention systems.
CN1 and CN2
5
Current control demand 50%
This signal allows to regulate current consumption and establish an average
consumption of 50% of the rate point. This is very useful for installations that
run 24 hours a day.
CN1 and CN2
6
Current control demand 75%
This signal allows to regulate current consumption and establish an average
consumption of 75% of the rate point.This is very useful for installations that
run 24 hours a day.
CN1 and CN2
7
Current control demand 100%
This signal allows to regulate current consumption and establish an average
consumption of 100% of the rate point. This is very useful for installations that
run 24 hours a day.
CN1 and CN2
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Output signals
Ind.
Output signal
Application
Port
0
N° setting application
N° setting
—
01
Operation signal
This signal allows to pick up the machine’s operation signal. This is very useful
to start up additional systems such as humidifiers, fans and other additional
air-conditioning systems.
CN7
02
Alarm signal
This signal picks up the machine’s alarm. This is very useful to warn that an
alarm has been tripped.
CN7
03
Compressor ON signal
This single allows to pick up the compressor’s operation signal. It is very useful
for checking signals during remote-control operation and for the interlock of
the outdoor unit.
CN7
04
Defrost operation signal
This signal allows to pick up the defrosting of the unit. This is very useful to
know how the indoor unit is operating if there is an abnormal situation.
CN7
N O T E
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Do not set same function (01-04) to multiple input port.
Programming
The optional signals are programmed through the PCB of the outdoor unit.
Setting of the optional signals
Setting of the optional signals The optional signals of the outdoor unit are set up from the PCB of the outdoor unit and push
switches PSW1, PSW2 and PSW3
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Summary of Contents for RAS-10HRNM
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Page 4: ...Index ii SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 56: ...2 Unit Installation 48 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 117: ...RAS 4 6 HVRNM1E 4 Electrical Wiring 109 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 4 ...
Page 118: ...RAS 4 6 HRNM1E 4 Electrical Wiring 110 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 121: ...RAS 3HVRNS 4 Electrical Wiring 113 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 4 ...
Page 122: ...RAS 4 6 HVRNS1E 4 Electrical Wiring 114 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 123: ...RAS 8 10 HRNSE 4 Electrical Wiring 115 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 4 ...
Page 124: ...4 Electrical Wiring 116 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 145: ...Dry operation Continues in the next page 5 Control System 137 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 5 ...
Page 147: ...Heating operation Continues in the next page 5 Control System 139 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 5 ...
Page 148: ...5 Control System 140 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 153: ...Activation for protection device control 5 Control System 145 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 5 ...
Page 162: ...Activation for protection device control 5 Control System 154 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 166: ...Preheating control of compressor 5 Control System 158 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 168: ...5 Control System 160 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 180: ...6 Optional functions 172 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 224: ...8 Troubleshooting 216 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
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Page 264: ...RAS 8 10 HRNSE 8 Troubleshooting 256 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 269: ...RAS 8 10 HRNSE 8 Troubleshooting 261 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 8 ...
Page 337: ...RAS 4 6 HVRNM1E Cycle and structural parts 9 Spare Parts 329 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 9 ...
Page 340: ...RAS 4 6 HRNM1E Cycle and structural parts 9 Spare Parts 332 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 342: ... Electrical parts 9 Spare Parts 334 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 354: ... Electrical parts 9 Spare Parts 346 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 356: ...RAS 8 10 HRNSE Cycle and structural 9 Spare Parts 348 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 359: ... Electrical parts 9 Spare Parts 351 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 9 ...
Page 440: ...10 Servicing 432 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
Page 464: ...11 Electrical checks of main parts 456 SMGB0060 rev 1 12 2010 ...
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