Mitsubishi Electric TC-24B, Instruction Book

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Main Menu screen
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Operation Setting
(1) Time and Schedule Sets the date, time, schedules, and daylight saving changes. P30
(2) Collective Operation
Setting
Selects the groups that the operation applies to when the ON/
OFF, Hold, or Setback button is pressed.
P40
(3) Group Icon Setting Changes the behavior of the group icon on the Home screen.
* Three setting options are available.
P43
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Restriction Settings
(1) Lock Buttons Locks the buttons and the functions on the TC-24B. P44
(2) Set Temperature Range
Limit
Sets the temperature range for the local remote controllers. P46
(3) Prohibit Remote Controller Prohibits access to the ON/OFF, Mode, Set Temperature,
Maintenance sign (Filter sign/Check Water sign) Reset,
Fan Speed, and Air Direction settings from the local remote
controllers, and also deactivates Timer settings from the local
remote controllers.
P48
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Control Panel
(1) Display Format Selects the display formats*.
* Display language, temperature unit, display or non-display of
room temperature and Cooling/Heating mode icons (during
Auto mode), and backlight timer, and group names.
P50
(2) Volume Control Sets the sound volume and screen brightness. P54
(3) Touch Panel Calibration Calibrates the touch panel. P55
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System Management
(1) Status List Displays errors and maintenance signs. P56
(2) System-Changeover Selects the System-Changeover* setting.
* Automatically switches the entire system to Cooling or
Heating based on the room temperature and the preset
temperature of each group.
P58
Main Menu screen
The Main Menu screen allows the user to configure the basic settings.
To access the Main Menu, touch the icon at the right top corner of the Home or the Main Menu
screen.
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Home button
Accesses the Home screen.
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Back button
Returns the screen to the previous screen.
(When touched on the Main Menu, returns to the Home screen.)
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Touch Panel Cleaning button P60
Touch this button to access the screen that will not respond when touched (except when the numbers
in the four corners are touched in a specified order), allowing the user to clean the touch panel without
accidentally changing the settings.
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Service Menu button
Accesses the maintenance menu for service personnel. Normally, general users do no need to change
any settings in the maintenance menu.