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INSTALLATION

MANUAL

Wired Remote Controller

MWR-WS00

System Air Conditioner

DB98-25180A(1)

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Page 1: ...ENGLISH ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS ITALIANO PORTUGUÊS DEUTSCH INSTALLATION MANUAL WiredRemoteController MWR WS00 System Air Conditioner DB98 25180A 1 S E F I D P G R A EΛΛHNIKA RUSSIAN ...

Page 2: ...ll theWired Remote Controller consult an authorized installation center WARNING CAUTION Do not use inflammable gases near theWired Remote Controller Do not install theWired Remote Controller in a location where it will come into contact with combustible gases machine oil sulphide gas etc Avoid locations where acid alkali solution or special spray is used Choose a location that is dry and sunny but...

Page 3: ...ting the Indoor Unit Option Code 12 Setting the RMC Address 13 Monitoring the Indoor Unit Cycle Data 14 Compensating for theWired Remote Controller Temperature Sensor 15 RPM Compensation 16 EEV step setup when the indoor unit is off during heating mode 17 Setting the FilterTime 18 Heating Capacity Compensation 19 Checking the Indoor Unit Option Switch Settings 20 Note The illustrations will help y...

Page 4: ... and the power cable to avoid malfunction of the unit Connecting the power cable to the communication terminal of the wired remote controller will cause serious damage to the wired remote controller Make sure the wires are connected to the appropriate terminals Caution Accessories The following accessories are supplied with the air conditioner The number of each accessory is indicated in parenthes...

Page 5: ...emote controller Connector type cable connection AC Power supply Check the wire colors The wires are color coded Power cable for the wired remote controller Communication cable for the wired remote controller COM2 White Black Red Blue F3 F4 White Black Red Blue Blue 2P 2 5 pitch White 2P 2 5 pitch Indoor unit PCB White 2P 2 5 pitch Blue 2P 2 5 pitch Terminal type cable connection AC Power supply C...

Page 6: ...for distance 4 Connect the indoor unit housing with the wired remote controller housing supplied with the wired remote controller and connect to the yellow and orange cables from the wired remote controller or connect the yellow and orange cables from the wired remote controller to the wires from the F3 and F4 terminal of the indoor unit depending on the indoor unit type 5 Reassemble the wired rem...

Page 7: ...ntroller SW3 Master remote controller Slave remote controller SW4 Temp display C Temp display F SW5 Use the indoor unit temp Sensor for the indoor unit control Use the wired remote controller temp Sensor for the indoor unit control SW6 Use the average of the indoor unit sensor and the wired remote controller sensor for the indoor unit control SW7 SW8 Service mode monitor Service mode setup ...

Page 8: ... error 602 Master slave wired remote controller communication error When using 2 wired remote controllers to control one indoor unit 604 Wired remote controller tracking error No indoor units found 606 COM1 COM2 installation error 653 Temperature sensor error 654 EEPROM error Installing theWired Remote Controller Continued Connecting theWired Remote Controller Individual Control Using one wired re...

Page 9: ...as a group At most 16 indoor units may be controlled as a group Group Control Using one wired remote controller for a group of indoor units Outdoor unit Indoor unit COM1 COM1 Wired remote controller COM2 COM2 COM1 Outdoor unit Indoor unit Wired remote controller Outdoor unit Indoor unit ...

Page 10: ...ler Continued Using 2 wired remote controllers 2 wired remote controllers can be used to control a single indoor unit or a group of indoor units Outdoor unit Indoor unit COM1 Wired remote controller Master COM2 Wired remote controller Slave ...

Page 11: ...he filter time 8 Setting the heating capacity compensation 9 Checking the indoor unit centralized control switch setting 10 Checking the indoor unit drain pump switch setting 11 Checking the indoor unit electric heater switch setting 12 Checking the indoor unit hot water heater switch setting If the option switch SW8 is set to OFF the above service modes can be only monitored Set the option switch...

Page 12: ...he indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 Set the first 6 digits of the 12 or 24 digits of the option code by pressing the buttons and the button 3 Press the button to set the second set of 6 digits If the option code is 24 digits continue to set the third and fourth set of 6 digits by pressing the button 4 Once the option code is set press the button to t...

Page 13: ...ss the button 2 The main address of the indoor unit will be displayed on the left and the RMC address of the indoor unit will flicker on the right as shown 3 Press the buttons to set the RMC address and press the button 4 Press the button to exit 5 Press the button anytime during setup to exit without setting 6 Hold down the button to delete the RMC address set by the wired remote controller and t...

Page 14: ...tton twice and the menu will display Press the button Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 4 digits will be displayed The first digit represents the menu and the remaining three digits are used for data display Select the menu using the buttons Menu Data 1 Indoor Temperature 2 EVA IN 3 EVA OUT 4 EEV 3 Press the button to exi...

Page 15: ... 5 seconds 1 The menu will display Press the button until is displayed Press the button Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 Press the buttons to set the compensation value and press the button Note The compensation value range that can be set is 9 C 9 C 3 Press the button to exit 4 Press the button anytime during setup to e...

Page 16: ...ed Press the button Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered RPM compensation can be set only for FAN relay control models 2 Press the buttons to set the RPM compensation and press the button Value Function 0 Default Use indoor unit PCB setting 1 Set RPM compensation 2 Cancel RPM compensation 3 Press the button to exit 4 Press the...

Page 17: ...r 5 seconds 1 The menu will display Press the button until is displayed Press the button Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 Press the buttons to set the EEV step and press the button Value Function 0 Default Use indoor unit PCB setting 1 Fix 1 80 step 2 0 80 auto compensation 3 Press the button to exit 4 Press the button a...

Page 18: ...e menu will display Press the button until is displayed Press the button Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 Press the buttons to set the filter time and press the button Value Function 0 Default Use indoor unit PCB setting 1000 1000 hours 2000 2000 hours 3 Press the button to exit 4 Press the button anytime during setup to...

Page 19: ... support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 Press the buttons to set which compensation value is to be used If set to the compensation value set from the indoor unit option switch is used and if set to the compensation value set from the wired remote controller is used Press the button 3 Press the buttons to set the compensation value and press the button Note The compensation val...

Page 20: ...nu referring to the table below Value Data 9 Centralized control switch 10 Drain pump switch 11 Electric heater switch 12 Hot water heater switch Note will be displayed if the indoor unit does not support the function and the setup mode cannot be entered 2 If the option switch is set to ON which means disable function the value will display If the option switch is set to OFF which means enable fun...

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