background image

1

3

2

4

5

7

6

8

AAA

CLOCK

CHECK

RESET

SET

TEST RUN

MODE

FAN

VANE

LOUVER

min

h

AUTO START

AUTO STOP

ON/OFF

TEMP

MODEL SELECT

ON/OFF button

SET button

Setting No.

Model No.

TEMP buttons

AAA

AAA

CLOCK

CHECK

RESET

SET

TEST RUN

MODE

FAN

VANE

LOUVER

min

h

AUTO START

AUTO STOP

ON/OFF

TEMP

MODEL SELECT

ON/OFF
button

SET button

Setting No.

Model No.

TEMP buttons

1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 010 011 012 013 014 015 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 039 040 041 042 043

4.Operation

mode

Table of Model Numbers

Cooling/
heating Type

Indoor unit model name (Only the prototypes are shown.)

001

019

020

023

002
009
015
017

Cooling/

Heating Type

(Cool/Dry/Auto/

Fan/Heat)

Factory

setting

Model

No.

Cooling/
heating Type

Indoor unit model name (Only the prototypes are shown.)

033

051

052

055

034
041
047
049

Cooling only 

type 

 (Cool/Dry/Fan)

Model

No.

CITY MULTI system

PLFY-AM model
PLFY-JM model
PMFY-BM model
PCFY-GM model
PKFY-AM model
PKFY-GM model
PLFY-LMD (22~112) model
PLFY-LMD (140) model
PMFY-EM model
PDFY-M (22~80) model
PCFY-HM model
PDFY-M (90~140 ) model
PEFY-AM model
PEFY-M (45~160) model
PFFY-LEM model
PFFY-LRM model
PEFY-M (224~280) model
PFFY-DM model
PSFY-GM model

CITY MULTI system

PLFY-AM model
PLFY-JM model
PMFY-BM model
PCFY-GM model
PKFY-AM model
PKFY-GM model
PLFY-LMD (22~112) model
PLFY-LMD (140) model
PMFY-EM model  
PDFY-M (22~80) model
PCFY-HM model
PDFY-M (90~140) model
PEFY-AM model
PEFY-M (45~160) model
PFFY-LEM model
PFFY-LRM model
PEFY-M (224~280) model
PFFY-DM model
PSFY-GM model

Table of Model Numbers

WT04762X01

GB

For Packaged Air Conditioner

Wireless Remote Controller

PAR-FL32MA

Installation Manual

This installation manual contains only the description of how to install the wireless remote controller unit PAR-FL32MA.
For your safety, first be sure to read “  1   Safety Precautions  ” described below thoroughly and then install the wireless remote controller unit PAR-
FL32MA correctly.

1

Safety Precautions

The following two symbols are used to denote dangers that may be caused by incorrect use and their degree:

WARNING

This symbol denotes what could lead to serious injury or death if you misuse the PAR-FL32MA.

CAUTION

This symbol denotes what could lead to a personal injury or damage to your property if you misuse the PAR-FL32MA.

After reading this installation manual, keep it in a place where the final user can see it anytime.
When someone moves, repairs or uses the PAR-FL32MA, make sure that this manual is forwarded to the final user.

WARNING

Ask your dealer or technical representative to install the unit.

Any deficiency caused by your own installation may result in an electric shock
or fire.

Install in a place which is strong enough to withstand the weight of the
PAR-FL32MA.

Any lack of strength may cause the PAR-FL32MA to fall down, resulting in per-
sonal injury.

Never modify or repair the PAR-FL32MA by yourself.

Any deficiency caused by your modification or repair may result in an electric
shock or fire.
Consult with your dealer about repairs.

Ensure that installation work is done correctly following this installation
manual.

Any deficiency caused by installation may result in an electric shock or fire.

All electrical work must be performed by a licensed technician, according
to local regulations and the instructions given in this manual.

Any lack of electric circuit or any deficiency caused by installation may result in
an electric shock or fire.

Do not move and re-install the PAR-FL32MA yourself.

Any deficiency caused by installation may result in an electric shock or fire.
Ask your distributor or special vendor for moving and installation.

To dispose of this product, consult your dealer.

CAUTION

Do not install in any place exposed to flammable gas leakage.

Flammable gases accumulated around the body of PAR-FL32MA may cause
an explosion.

Do not use in any special environment.

Using in any place exposed to oil (including machine oil), steam and sulfuric
gas may deteriorate the performance significantly or give damage to the com-
ponent parts.

Do not wash with water.

Doing so may cause an electric shock or a malfunction.

Do not install in any place at a temperature of more than 40

°

C (104 

°

F) or

less than 0 

°

C (32 

°

F) or exposed to direct sunlight.

Do not install in any steamy place such a bathroom or kitchen.

Avoid any place where moisture is condensed into dew. Doing so may cause an
electric shock or a malfunction.

Do not install in any place where acidic or alkaline solution or special
spray are often used.

Doing so may cause an electric shock or malfunction.

Do not touch any circuit board with your hands or with tools. Do not allow
dust to collect on the circuit board.

Doing so may cause fire or an electric shock.

Do not touch any control button with your wet hands.

Doing so may cause an electric shock or a malfunction.

Do not press any control button using a sharp object.

Doing so may cause an electric shock or a malfunction.

2

Confirming the Supplied Parts

Check that the box includes the following parts in addition to this installation manual:

Only use AAA batteries (LR03). Replace low batteries with new AAA batteries (LR03). Observe the polarity of the batteries as indicated, and insert the
negative end first.

3

Installation

Use the remote controller holder that is provided to avoid misplacing the remote controller.

Install the remote controller in a location that meets the following conditions.
• Out of the direct sun light
• Away from any heat sources
• Out of the airflow from the air conditioner (cool or warm)
• Where the operation of the remote controller can easily be performed and the display is readily visible to the user
• Out of the reach of small children

Parts Name

Wireless remote controller
Remote controller holder
AAA alkaline battery
Tapping screws 4.1 

×

 16

Instruction book

Quantity

1
1
2
2
2

NOTES:

* If there is a fluorescent light in the room in which the air conditioner is to be installed, turn it on and make sure that the

signal from the remote controller can be received by the indoor unit from the intended installation location. When the
signal receiving unit receives a signal from the remote controller, a short beeping sound will be heard.

If the air conditioner unit is installed in a room in which a fluorescent light on an electronic lighting control system
(i.e., inverter light) is installed, signal interference may occur.

* Maximum signal receiving distance is approximately 7 meters (Approx. 22 feet). Signal receiving angle is approxi-

mately 45 degrees to the right and the left from the center.

* Install the unit at least 1 meter (Approx. 3 feet) away from the TV or radio.

(If the unit is installed too close to these appliances, signal interference (picture distortion and noise) may occur.)

Use the tapping screws that are provided to mount the remote controller holder on the wall, and then place the
remote controller in the holder.

NOTES:

• Some older versions of signal receiving unit may not respond to the signals from the remote controller that correspond to the following

functions. If this happens, set the model setting on the remote controller to “Standard 2

°

F” as shown in section “   4   Model Setting   .”

<Functions not supported by older versions of signal receiving unit >

• Temperature setting in 1

°

F increments.

• Control operations that are performed on the controller with the setting other than “Standard 2

°

F”.

4

Model Setting

Model setting must be made to control indoor units.

Register the model of the indoor unit to be controlled on the Model Select menu. Correct indoor unit model must be registered on the remote controller
to control the indoor unit. Collectively set items need to be set for each group of indoor units with the same pattern of functions. Individually set items
usually do not need to be changed.

Remote controller setting

There are three ways to make remote controller settings as follows.
1. Check the model of the indoor unit to be controlled from the wireless remote controller, and find the corresponding

model number of the wireless remote controller in the table of model numbers. (Collective setting)

2. If the name of the indoor unit to be controlled is not listed in the table of model numbers, check the available functions of

the indoor unit in a technical manual and follow one of the following procedures to make the settings for the remote
controller.

1

Model No.  Find the model number of the unit that has the same functions as the unit to be installed and register that
model number (Collective setting).

2

Model No.  Make the setting for certain functions individually without referring to the table (Individual setting).

3. Whether items 1 or 2 above apply or not, when the settings must be made for items that cannot be set collectively, make

the settings for those items individually.

 Step 1

 Step 2

 Step 3

 Step 3

Setting items

There are two types of setting items
• Collectively set items
• Individually set items
Items that can be set collectively can also be set individually. (If the setting for each item is individually entered, the model number that corresponds to
the same pattern of settings will appear on the display.)

<Collectively and individually set items>

Step 1

1. Check the model of the indoor unit to be controlled from the wireless remote controller.
2. Refer to the table of model numbers and find the model number that corresponds to the model of indoor unit to be controlled. Make the settings

according to the operation procedures.

Note 1: If the settings that are related to the remote controller operation are changed on the function selection menu, make the setting for the model

number by referring to the table of model numbers.
(i.e., Changes to the vane adjustment setting (Function selection mode 11) or Swing setting (Function selection mode 23))

Note 2: Some indoor units with the same model name may have different functions, depending on the capacity type and production year. Refer to the

applicable technical document to confirm the functions that are available to a given unit, and make an appropriate setting for the model number
according to the table of model numbers.

Note 3: To set the model number for the indoor unit that is not listed in the table above, check the functions that are available to it in the applicable

technical document, and make an appropriate setting for the model number according to the table of model numbers.

[Setting Procedures]

1. Push the SET button with a pointed but not sharp

object.
Make sure that the remote controller display in-
dicates that the unit is stopped.

2. Use the TEMP 

 buttons to set the model num-

ber.
Functions that correspond to each model num-
ber will appear on the display.

3. Press the set button again with a pointed but not

sharp object.

• Press the ON/OFF 

 button to turn on the remote controller display, and confirm that the model num-

ber is correctly set.

MODEL SELECT

 will blink, and model number “001” will

be lit. (It is set to “001” at factory shipment.)

• If an error is made, press the ON/OFF 

 button

to cancel, and enter the model number again.

MODEL SELECT

 and the model number that was entered

will stay lit for three seconds and then go off.

Step 2

1. Refer to the applicable technical document to confirm the functions that are available to a given unit, and make an appropriate setting by finding the

model number that corresponds to the pattern of those available functions.

2. Setting procedures are the same for those listed under Step 1.

Step 3

1. Refer to the applicable technical document to confirm the functions that are available to a given indoor unit, and manually make individual settings one

by one without referring to the table of unit models.

2. Make the settings for individually set items as necessary.

1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

4.Operation

mode

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1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

4.Operation

mode

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1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

4.Operation

mode

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1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

4.Operation

mode

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1.Fan speed

2.Louver swing 
(horizontal air 
direction control)

3.Vane
(vertical air 
 direction control)

Model number

1

4 speeds

2

3 speeds

3

2 speeds

4

Fixed speed

1

Disabled

2

Enabled 

1

Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

2

Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

3

Fixed

4

Undefined (Fixed)

1

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

2

Cool/Dry/Fan

3

Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat

4

Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Combustion Heat/Heat

5

Cool/Fan

6

Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat

7

Cool/Fan/Heat

8

Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat

4.Operation

mode

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[Setting Procedures]

1. Press the SET button with a pointed but not sharp object.

Make sure that the remote controller display indicates that the unit is stopped.

MODEL SELECT

 will blink, and the model number (a three-digit figure) will be lit.

(Collective setting mode in Steps 1 and 2)

2. Refer to the Table of Individually Set Items and Buttons, and press the button that corresponds to an

applicable individually set item only once.
The value to be changed will blink, and the setting number will be lit.
(When setting the pair number, the pair number will blink in the setting number window.)

3. Press the TEMP 

 buttons to set the setting number.

Settings that correspond to each setting number will appear on the display.
* If an error is made, press the ON/OFF 

 button to cancel all the settings for the individual settings and

go back to Step 1 above (collective setting mode). Start over from the second step above.

* If the settings for the collectively set items are made individually, the model number that corresponds to

the unit with the same patterns of functions will appear on the display.

4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 above to make other settings.
5. Press the SET button to store these settings. The display will stay lit for three seconds and then go off.

* If the settings for collectively set items are made individually, the model number will automatically be

changed.

<Table of Individually Set Items and Buttons> (Underlined values indicate initial settings.)

*1 Fix this setting to “01” when sending signals to a signal receiving unit other than PAR-FA32MA.

<Display of individually set items>

Display will change with the change in the setting number.

No. of Fan speeds 

1

01: 4 speeds

02: 3 speeds

03: 2 speeds

04: Fixed speed

Louver swing 

2

01: Disabled

02: Enabled

No display

Vane 

3

01: Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled

02: Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled

03: Fixed

No display

Operation mode 

4

01: Heat pump model

02: Cooling-only model

COOL

COOL

DRY

DRY

AUTO
FAN

FAN

HEAT

03: K-control heat pump model

04: Not to be selected

COOL
DRY
AUTO

HEAT

05: Cooling-only model (without Dry mode)

06: Heat pump model (without Dry mode)

COOL

COOL
DRY
AUTO

FAN

FAN

07: Heat pump model (without Dry or Auto modes)

08: K-control heat pump model

COOL

COOL
DRY

FAN

FAN

HEAT

HEAT

Auto fan speed control 

5

Preset temperature 

6

01: Disabled

02: Enabled

01: Available

02: Unavailable

No display

°

F

°

C

No display

Temperature display in Centigrade and Fahrenheit (Displayed in the hour section of the clock)  

7

01: 

°

C

02: 

°

F

Pair No. (Displayed in the preset temperature window) 

8

0 ~ 9

Model (Displayed in the minute section of the clock) 

9

01: Standard (2 

°

F)

02: Standard (1 

°

F)

03: SLIM middle temperature

04: CITY MULTI middle temperature

05: Low temperature

06: RAC

NOT AVAILABLE

MODEL SELECT

TEST RUN

CHECK

1

8

5

4

2

3

9

7

6

Unless this setting is set to “01,” preset temperature can be changed in 1 

°

F increments when “temperature display in Fahrenheit” is selected.

By setting the model type, preset temperature range will be defined as in the table below.

5

Pair Number Setting

• Pair number setting is required to pair up a certain sig-

nal receiving unit and a certain remote controller. This
setting is not necessary unless assigning a particular
indoor unit to a particular remote controller. (At factory
shipment, the pair number on the signal receiving unit
and wireless remote controller is set to “0.”)

• When this setting needs to be made, make the settings

on the signal receiving unit and the wireless remote con-
troller as shown in the right table.

Setting Example

(1) Controlling multiple units in the same room

• Individual setting

Each unit can be controlled from separate remote controllers.

• Single-controller setting

All indoor units are controlled from a single remote controller.

(2) Controlling multiple units in different rooms

Set the signal receiving unit and wireless remote
controller in the same room to the same number.
(Use the factory setting as it is.)

6

Test Run Method

[Setting Procedures]

1. Turn on the power.
2. Press the 

TEST RUN

 button twice con-

secutively.

3. Press the 

MODE

 button.

4. Press the 

FAN

 button.

5. Press the 

VANE

 button.

6. Confirm that the outdoor unit fan

is in operation.

7. Press the ON/OFF 

 button

or press the 

TEST RUN

 button twice con-

secutively.

* It will take three minutes after power on to start up the system.

TEST RUN

 and the operation setting will be displayed.

• Make sure that the remote controller display indicates that the

unit is stopped.

• Operation mode will change to and from Cool and Heat.
Cool: Confirm that cool air blows out.
Heat: Confirm that warm air blows out (It takes a while for warm air

to come out.)

• Confirm that the fan speed changes.
• Confirm the normal operation of auto-vane.
• Outdoor unit controls its capacity by controlling the rotation speed

of the fan. Depending on the outside air temperature, the fan runs
at low speed and stays at the speed as long as it has enough
power. Even if the fan stops or rotates in the reverse direction, it is
not a malfunction.

• Test run will be cancelled.

• 2-hour OFF timer will automatically stop the test run in two hours.

7

Operation Lamp Display and Buzzer

The following section details the operation lamp and the buzzer on the signal receiving unit.
<When receiving operation signals from the wireless remote controller>
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Short beep
Operation lamp

During operation: Lights off three times at 0.1-second intervals.
While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.1-second intervals.

<If a wireless remote controller is operated while the units are under centralized control>
Depending on the settings, when local control is prohibited by the centralized control system, ON/OFF, Mode selection, or Temperature setting buttons
on the remote controller may be disabled.
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Two staccato beeps
Operation lamp

During operation: Lights off three times at 0.25-second intervals.

While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.25-second intervals.

<When the preset temperature is corrected (Applicable to signal receiving unit PAR-FA32MA only)>
If the model setting on the wireless remote controller does not match the actual model type of the indoor unit that is connected, the signal receiving unit
will make correction on the preset temperature for the indoor unit. When this happens, signal receiving unit will perform the following actions.
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Two staccato beeps
Operation lamp

During operation: Lights off three times at 0.25-second intervals.

While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.25-second intervals.

<In case of a problem>

Operation lamp will blink, indicating a problem with the air conditioner. When this happens, turn off the power to the air conditioner, and consult your
dealer. Do not attempt to repair the unit by yourself.

<Making a self-diagnosis>

Refer to section 8 “Self-diagnosis.”

<Operating the emergency operation button on the signal receiving unit>

Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: None
Operation lamp

During operation: Unlit
While the unit is stopped: Lit
When local control is prohibited, remote controller will be disabled.

8

Self-Diagnosis

The following procedures are applicable to CITY MULTI air conditioners.
(The following procedures cannot be performed when the unit is in error.)

[Operating Procedures]

1. Press the 

CHECK

 button twice.

2. Press the TEMP 

 buttons.

3. Point the remote controller to the signal receiv-

ing unit, and press the 

h

 button.

4. Point the remote controller to the signal receiv-

ing unit, and press the ON/OFF 

 button.

*

CHECK

 will be lit, and refrigerant address “00” will blink.

• Make sure that the remote controller display indi-

cates that the unit is stopped.

• Select the refrigerant address of the indoor unit to

be self-diagnosed.

• When a problem with the connected air conditioner

is detected, intermittent beeping sound will be heard
from the signal receiving unit, and a check code will
be output by the blinking of the operation lamp.

• Check mode will be cancelled.

“0”

“0”

“1”

“1”

“2”

“2”

“0”

“0”

“0”

“0”

“0”

“0”

“0”

“0”

Setting

01

02

03

04

05

06

Model

Both SLIM and CITY MULTI
models
Both SLIM and CITY MULTI
models

SLIM model

CITY MULTI model

Both SLIM and CITY MULTI
models

Centigrade/

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Setting increments

°

C

°

F

°

C

°

F

°

C

°

F

°

C

°

F

°

C

°

F

°

C

°

F

Cool/Dry

19 ~ 30 

°

C

67 ~ 87 

°

F

19 ~ 30 

°

C

67 ~ 87 

°

F

14 ~ 30 

°

C

57 ~ 87 

°

F

14 ~ 30 

°

C

57 ~ 87 

°

F

8 ~ 30 

°

C

46 ~ 87 

°

F

Heat

17 ~ 28 

°

C

63 ~ 83 

°

F

17 ~ 28 

°

C

63 ~ 83 

°

F

Auto

19 ~ 28 

°

C

67 ~ 83 

°

F

19 ~ 28 

°

C

67 ~ 83 

°

F

14 ~ 28 

°

C

57 ~ 83 

°

F

17 ~ 28 

°

C

63 ~ 83 

°

F

8 ~ 28 

°

C

46 ~ 83 

°

F

16 ~ 31 

°

C

61 ~ 88 

°

F

Standard 2 

°

F model

Standard 1 

°

F model

Middle

temperature model

Low temperature model

RAC model

AAA

CLOCK

CHECK

RESET

SET

TEST RUN

MODE

FAN

VANE

LOUVER

min

h

AUTO START

AUTO STOP

ON/OFF

TEMP

TEST RUN

ON/OFF button

MODE button

TEST RUN button

VANE button

FAN button

CLOCK

CHECK

RESET

SET

TEST RUN

MODE

FAN

VANE

LOUVER

min

h

AUTO START

AUTO STOP

ON/OFF

TEMP

CHECK

ON/OFF button

CHECK button

TEMP buttons

Refrigerant
address display

h button

CHECK display

<Output of Check Codes>

Number(n) of beeps and blinking of operation lamp

Signal receiving unit will beep and the operation lamp will blink certain times, depending on the error code that is received from the indoor unit.

NOTES:

Refer to the instruction manual that
comes with the air conditioner for the
details of error codes.

Number of beeps/blinking

8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9

CITY MULTI Error Code

0000 ~ 0999
1000 ~ 1999
2000 ~ 2999
3000 ~ 3999
4000 ~ 4999
5000 ~ 5999
6000 ~ 6999
7000 ~ 7999

8000 and above

Error Content

Integration or combustion system error
Refrigerant system error
Water system error
Air system error
Unit, electrical error
Sensor error
Communication system error
System error
No errors

This product is designed and intended for use in a residential, commercial or light-industrial environment.
The product at hand is based on the following EU regulations:
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 89/336/EEC

Conditions

Reception of a signal from the wireless remote controller
that corresponds to a preset temperature that is outside of
the setting range

Reception of a signal from the wireless remote controller
that corresponds to an even numbered temperature setting
in Fahrenheit when the connected indoor unit is not
compatible with temperature setting in 1 

°

F increments.

Action of the signal receiving unit

The temperature setting will be corrected to the maximum or minimum settable temperature and set to the
indoor unit.
Example: When the setting range for the cooling operation of the indoor unit is between 19

°

C and 30 

°

C

and the signal to set the cooling temperature to 17 

°

C is received from the wireless remote controller.

(Action) The signal receiving unit will read the temperature as 19 

°

C and set it to the indoor unit.)

Even-numbered temperatures in Fahrenheit will be changed to odd-numbered temperatures in Fahrenheit
and set to the indoor unit.
Example: Reception of a signal that corresponds to 78

°

F when the connected indoor unit is not compatible

with temperature setting in 1

°

F increments.

(Action) The signal receiving unit will read 78

°

F as 77

°

F and set it to the indoor unit.)

Error content

Indoor unit error
Errors unrelated to indoor unit
No error history
No applicable unit

Buzzer Sound

Beep 

×

 n times

Two short beeps 

×

 n times

No output

Three staccato beeps

Operation Lamp

One second 

×

 n times

(0.4 0.4 second) 

×

 n times

Unlit
Unlit

Setting Item

No. of fan speeds

Louver swing
Vane

Operation mode

Auto fan speed control
Preset temperature
Display in Centigrade/
Fahrenheit
Pair No.
Model*1

Button

FAN

LOUVER

VANE

MODE

AUTO STOP

h

AUTO START

min.

CHECK

Setting No.

01: 4 Speeds (Very Low, Low, Mid, High)

02: 3 Speeds (Low, Mid, High)

03: 2 Speeds (Low, High)

04: Fixed Speed

01: Disabled

02: Enabled

01: Adjustable vane/Auto swing enabled
02: Adjustable vane/Auto swing disabled
03: Fixed
01: Heat pump model (Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat)
02: Cooling-only model (Cool/Dry/Fan)
03: New K-control Heat pump model (Cool/Dry/Auto/Heat)
04: Not to be selected
05: Cooling-only model (without Dry mode) (Cool/Fan)
06: Heat pump model (without Dry mode)(Cool/Auto/Fan/Heat)
07: Heat pump model (without Dry or Auto mode)(Cool/Fan/Heat)
08: K-control Heat pump model (Cool/Dry/Fan/Heat)
01: Disabled

02: Enabled

01: Available

02: Unavailable

01:

°

C

02:

°

F

0 ~ 9
01: Standard (2 

°

F)

02: Standard (1 

°

F)

03: SLIM middle temperature

04: CITY MULTI middle temperature

05: Low temperature

06: RAC

Pair number setting on the wireless

remote controller

0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

In the case of CITY MULTI system

Set the pair number switch on the signal receiving unit.

0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

* Refer to the installation manual that comes with the signal receiving unit for details.

Setting items

No. of fan speeds
Louver swing
Vane
Operation mode
Auto fan speed control
Preset temperature
Temperature display in 

°

C

and 

°

F

Pair No.
Model

Collective

setting

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

No
No

No

No
No

Individual

setting

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes
Yes

Initial setting

4 speeds

Disabled

Auto swing enabled

Heat pump model *1

Disabled

Settable

Centigrade

0

Standard model

Remarks

When the model number is available, these settings do not need to be set
individually.
The initial setting for the model setting is “No. 001.”

These settings cannot be set collectively and must be set individually.
Make the setting as necessary.
• Changing the setting for these items does not change the model number that

appears on the remote controller.

• These items are not automatically set when the settings for collectively set

items are made.

Collec-

tiv

ely set

items

Individually set

items

* 1: Cool/Dry/Auto/Fan/Heat

Summary of Contents for PAR-FL32MA

Page 1: ...eficiency caused by installation may result in an electric shock or fire Do not move and re install the PAR FL32MA yourself Any deficiency caused by installation may result in an electric shock or fire Ask your distributor or special vendor for moving and installation To dispose of this product consult your dealer CAUTION Do not install in any place exposed to flammable gas leakage Flammable gases...

Page 2: ...for each group of indoor units with the same pattern of functions Individually set items usually do not need to be changed Remote controller setting There are three ways to make remote controller settings as follows 1 Check the model of the indoor unit to be controlled from the wireless remote controller and find the corresponding model number of the wireless remote controller in the table of mode...

Page 3: ... to the table of model numbers and find the model number that corresponds to the model of indoor unit to be controlled Make the settings according to the operation procedures Note 1 If the settings that are related to the remote controller operation are changed on the function selection menu make the setting for the model number by referring to the table of model numbers i e Changes to the vane ad...

Page 4: ... 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 1 Fan speed 2 Louver swing horizontal air direction control 3 Vane vertical air direction control Model number 14 speeds 23 speeds 32 speeds 4Fixed speed 1Disabled 2Enabled 1Adjustable vane Auto swing enabled 2Adjustable vane Auto swing disabled 3Fixed 4Undefined Fixed 1Cool Dry Auto Fan Heat 2...

Page 5: ...correspond to each setting number will appear on the display If an error is made press the ON OFF button to cancel all the settings for the individual settings and go back to Step 1 above collective setting mode Start over from the second step above If the settings for the collectively set items are made individually the model number that corresponds to the unit with the same patterns of functions...

Page 6: ...ed in the minute section of the clock 9 01 Standard 2 F 02 Standard 1 F 03 SLIM middle temperature 04 CITY MULTI middle temperature 05 Low temperature 06 RAC NOT AVAILABLE MODELSELECT TESTRUN CHECK 1 8 5 4 2 3 9 7 6 Unless this setting is set to 01 preset temperature can be changed in 1 F increments when temperature display in Fahrenheit is selected By setting the model type preset temperature ran...

Page 7: ...rection it is not a malfunction Test run will be cancelled 2 hour OFF timer will automatically stop the test run in two hours 7 Operation Lamp Display and Buzzer The following section details the operation lamp and the buzzer on the signal receiving unit When receiving operation signals from the wireless remote controller Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception Short beep Operation lamp...

Page 8: ...r conditioner for the details of error codes Number of beeps blinking 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 CITY MULTI Error Code 0000 0999 1000 1999 2000 2999 3000 3999 4000 4999 5000 5999 6000 6999 7000 7999 8000 and above Error Content Integration or combustion system error Refrigerant system error Water system error Air system error Unit electrical error Sensor error Communication system error System error No err...

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