PC-ARFZ User Manual

Operation
Manual
HITACHI Zoning System

Zone Controller
- PC-ARFZ -
Zone Interface Box (ZIB) Connected
A/C Meeting Room FLTR

MODE SPEED LOUV. TEMP
COOL
LOUV. Adj.
Menu
On/Off
OK Back/Help ECO
IMPORTANT:
Zone Interface Box (ZIB) Disconnected
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THIS MANUAL BEFORE
USING THIS WIRED
CONTROLLER.
KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR A10020620A
FUTURE REFERENCE.
OPERATION MANUAL
IMPORTANT NOTICE
● We pursues a policy of continuing improvement in design and performance of products.

The right is therefore reserved to vary specifications without notice.
● We cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard.
● This controller is designed for standard air conditioning only.
● Do not install the controller in the following places. It may cause a fire, deformation, corrosion or failure.
* where oil vapor or oil is dispersed (including machinery oil).
* where a lot of sulfide gas drifts such as at hot spring.
* where inflammable gas may be generated or flowed.
* where strong salty wind blows such as coast regions.
* with an atmosphere of acidity or alkalinity.
● Pay attention to the following points when the controller is installed in a hospital or other facilities where
electromagnetic wave is generated by a medical equipment.
* Do not install the controller in the place where the electromagnetic wave is directly radiated to the
electrical box, remote control cable or wired controller.
* Install the controller at least 3 meters away from electromagnetic wave radiators such as a radio.
● The installer and system specialist shall comply with local regulations or standards for the safety.
The following standards may be applicable, if local regulations are not available.
International Organization for Standardization, ISO5149 or European Standard, EN378 or Japan Standard,
KHKS0010.
● No part of this manual may be reproduced without written permission.
● It is assumed that this controller will be operated and serviced by English speaking people.
If this is not the case, the customer should add safety such as caution and operating signs in the native
language for non English speakers.
● If you have any questions, contact your distributor or dealer.
● This manual should be considered as a permanent part of the controller and should remain with the
controller.
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SAFETY SUMMARY
< Signal Words >

● Signal words are used to identify levels of hazard seriousness.
Definitions for identifying hazard levels are provided below with their respective signal words.
DANGER : DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING : WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION : CAUTION, used with the safety alert symbol, indicates a hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE : NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal injury.
NOTE : NOTE is useful information for operation and/or maintenance.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Safety Summary ..............................................................................................................................................1
2. Button Names and Functions...........................................................................................................................2
3. Operation Method ............................................................................................................................................4
3.1 Basic Procedures ....................................................................................................................................4
3.2 Operation Mode (Cooling, Heating, Dry, Cooling/Heating Automatic and Air Flow Operation) ...............4
3.3 Automatic Cooling/Heating Operation .....................................................................................................5
4. Setting Method .................................................................................................................................................5
4.1 Temperature Setting ................................................................................................................................5
4.2 Fan Speed ...............................................................................................................................................6
4.3 Louver Swing Direction ...........................................................................................................................6
5. Operation .........................................................................................................................................................7
5.1 Operation Start ........................................................................................................................................7
5.2 Operation Stop ........................................................................................................................................7
6. Operation Lock.................................................................................................................................................7
7. Power Saving Guidance ..................................................................................................................................8
8. Menu Operation ...............................................................................................................................................9
8.1 Menu .......................................................................................................................................................9
8.2 Simple Timer Operation ..........................................................................................................................9
8.3 Reset Filter Sign Time ...........................................................................................................................10
8.4 Scheduled Operation ............................................................................................................................11
8.4.1 Schedule Setting..........................................................................................................................11
8.4.2 Holiday Setting............................................................................................................................. 12
8.4.3 Schedule ON/OFF Setting ...........................................................................................................13
8.5 Elevating Grille .....................................................................................................................................14
8.6 Power Saving ........................................................................................................................................15
8.6.1 Power Saving Detailed Setting (Outdoor Unit Capacity Control) .................................................16
8.6.2 Power Saving Detailed Setting (Indoor Unit Rotation Control) ....................................................17
8.6.3 Power Saving Detailed Setting (Intermittent Operation Control) .................................................19
8.7 Night Quiet Operation............................................................................................................................21
8.8 Quick Function ......................................................................................................................................22
8.9 Comfort Setting .....................................................................................................................................23
8.10 Power Saving/Operation Noise Reduction Schedule ............................................................................24
8.11 Individual Louver Setting .......................................................................................................................27
8.11.1 Setting..........................................................................................................................................27
8.11.2 Cancellation of Louver Setting ....................................................................................................28
8.12 Louver Open/Close ...............................................................................................................................28
8.13 Ventilation ...........................................................................................................................................29
8.14 Setting of Total Heat Exchanger ............................................................................................................29
8.15 Adjusting Date/Time .............................................................................................................................30
8.16 Daylight Saving Time ............................................................................................................................31
8.17 Setback Setting .....................................................................................................................................32
8.17.1 Setback Schedule Setting............................................................................................................32
8.17.2 Setback Manual Setting ..............................................................................................................33
8.18 Screen Display Setting .........................................................................................................................33
8.18.1 Display Adjustment ......................................................................................................................33
8.18.2 Language Setting ........................................................................................................................34
8.18.3 Temperature Unit ........................................................................................................................35
8.18.4 Main/Sub Remote Controller .......................................................................................................36
8.19 Room Name Registration ......................................................................................................................37
8.20 Power Consumption Display .................................................................................................................38
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9. Help Menu......................................................................................................................................................39
9.1 Help Menu .............................................................................................................................................39
9.2 Current Setting Display .........................................................................................................................40
9.3 Indicators on LCD .................................................................................................................................41
9.4 About Operation ..................................................................................................................................41
9.5 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................................42
9.6 Contact Information .............................................................................................................................42
10.Other Indications ........................................................................................................................................... . .43
10.1 In Normal Condition...............................................................................................................................43
10.1.1 Main / Sub Controller ...................................................................................................................43
10.1.2 Central Control.............................................................................................................................43
10.1.3 Priorities .......................................................................................................................................43
10.1.4 External Power Saving Control Processing .................................................................................44
10.1.5 Thermo-Controller........................................................................................................................44
10.1.6 Defrosting ....................................................................................................................................44
10.1.7 Operation Control ........................................................................................................................44
10.2 In Abnormal Condition ...........................................................................................................................45
10.2.1 Abnormality ..................................................................................................................................45
10.2.2 Power Failure...............................................................................................................................45
10.2.3 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) .............................................................................................45
11. Zone Control .................................................................................................................................................. 46
11.1 Fast Zone Control................................................................................................................................... 46
11.2 Normal Zone Control............................................................................................................................... 46
11.3 Master/Slave Zone Controllers Operation.............................................................................................. 46
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1. Safety Summary
● Do not pour water into the wired controller (hereafter called “controller”).
This product is equipped with electrical parts. If poured, it will cause a serious electrical shock.
● Do not operate switches with wet hand. It may cause an electrical shock.
● In case that the protective devices often function or the operation switches do not function well,
turn OFF the main power supply and contact your distributor or dealer.
● In case that other abnormalities are found, stop the system, turn OFF the main power supply and
contact your distributor or dealer.
● Do not perform installation work and electrical wiring connection by yourself.

Contact your distributor or dealer of and ask them for installation work and electrical wiring by
service person.
● Do not modify the electrical wiring. It may cause serious accident.
● Do not install the indoor unit, outdoor unit, controller and cable at such places as;
(1) where oil vapor or oil is dispersed
(2) where the hot springs are near (in a sulfuric environment)
(3) where generation, � � � � staying or leaking of � � � � � gas is detected
(4) where the sea is near (in the salty environment)
(5) an acid or alkaline environment
● Do not install the indoor unit, outdoor unit, controller and cable within approximately
3 meters from strong electromagnetic wave radiators such as medical equipment.
In case that the controller is installed in a place where there is electromagnetic wave radiation,
shield the controller and cables by covering with the steel box and running the cable through the
metal conduit tube.
● In case that electric noise is applied at the power source for the indoor unit, provide a noise � � �
.
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2. Button Names and Functions

The figure below shows all the functions for reference. The actual display during operation is different.
Display Part
Fan Speed Indicator Room Name Louver Swing Schedule Timer Indicator
( Page 6) Indicator Indicator It is displayed when the schedule
( Page 37) ( Page 6) timer function is set.
Ventilation Mode
Indicator Operation Lock Indicator
( Page 29) It is displayed when the operation
lock function is set.
Operation Mode
Indicator Service Filter Indicator FLTR
It is displayed at the set period for
( Page 4)
filter cleaning.
The indications of “HEAT”
and “AUTO” are displayed
only for the heat pump
type models.
Temperature Setting
Power Saving Indicator ( Page 5)
Indicator
A/C Meeting Room FLTR
It is displayed when the MODE SPEED LOUV TEMP
power saving is set.
COOL
Operation Guide
Indicator Sav:HIG
“Central Control” is displayed
LOUV. Adj.
while the remote control
operation is prohibited.
Menu Menu Button
( Page 9)
On/Off
OK To display the Menu.
Back/Help ECO
Run Indicator
Lights while the unit ECO Button
is operational, and it ( Page 8)
flashes in abnormal Power saving can be
conditions. started or stopped by
pressing this button.
On/Off Button Back/Help Button

( Page 7) Directional Key Enter Key ( Page 39)
Used to return to the previous
screen or to display the Help
Menu when pressed from the
Normal Mode.
Operation Component
Backlight
Backlight is turned ON by pressing any button. In an instance of using two controllers, only the first
operated controller turns ON a backlight; the other does not turn ON backlight.
NOTES:
• Make sure to press the buttons lightly with your fingertips. Do NOT press the buttons or anything with sharp
points, such as a ball point pen. The operational functionality of the controller may become damaged.
• This “Louver Swing Indicator” is NOT available when zone interface box is connected.
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Zone Controller Functionality Overview

Zone controller can provide a more efficient air-conditioning through switching on/off some zones from all divided
zones in the indoor space.
When two zone controllers are connected to one zoning system, one is called master zone controller and the
other is salve zone controller.
In one zoning system, zone controller can manage up to 8 zones. All zones can be set on/off freely according to
the diversified demands.
Zone controller can support up to five temperature sensors which can better control room temperature by doing
averaging of the activated sensors’ value.
Damper (field supplied)
Remote Sensor
IDU
Zone Interface Box
Zone Controller
ODU
Outlet (field supplied)
All zones’ name can be freely changed according to the zone application.
There are 2 types of zone control; “Fast Zone Control” controls each individual zone or all zones in the zone
control window, and “Normal Zone Control” controls each individual zone in the lower menu. For the settings,
refer to “11. Zone Control”.
When zone interface box is connected, zone control is available, louver swing is not available, and the zone
control indicator and zone name indicator are shown as the following picture.
Zone Name Indicator Zone Control Indicator

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A/C Living Room

MODE SPEED ZONE TEMP
1 4 7
AUTO 2 5 8
3 6 A
SPEED TEMP Z/Sel. OK Adj.
Menu
On/Off
OK Back/Help ECO
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3. Operation Method <Before Operation>

3.1 Basic Procedures
(1) Function Selection
CAUTION
By pressing “ ”or “ ”, the icon “ ” will Apply power to the outdoor unit(s) at least
move to the next function in order of the 12 hours prior to operation of the system for
functions “MODE”, “SPEED”, “LOUV.” and preheating of the compressor oil.
“TEMP”. Do NOT turn OFF the power supply during
change of seasons.
Make sure that the outdoor unit is not covered
Menu
with snow or ice. If covered, remove it by using
warm water less than 50oC.
OK Back/Help
If the water temperature is higher than 50°C, it
will cause damage to plastic parts.
(1) Turn ON the power supply.

(2) Change of Settings
With the function (“MODE”, “SPEED”, “LOUV.”
or “TEMP”) selected, press “ ” or “ ”.
The setting will be changed. Connecting
Menu
OK Back/Help
(2) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “MODE”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
3.2 Operation Mode

(Cooling, Heating, Dry, Cooling/Heating
Automatic and Air Flow Operation)
(3) By pressing “ ” or “ ”,
<Function> the operation mode will be changed as
* Cooling Operation (COOL): follows.
To decrease the room temperature.
* Heating Operation (HEAT): FAN
To increase the room temperature.
AUTO
* Dry Operation (DRY):
To decrease the humidity in the room. DRY
* Cooling/Heating Automatic Operation (AUTO):
To cool and heat automatic changeover. HEAT
* Air Flow Operation (FAN): COOL

To circulate the air in the room.
ATTENTION
Menu
The recommended temperature set-point is as

follows: OK Back/Help
* Cooling Operation: 27 to 29°C
* Heating Operation: 18 to 20°C
* Dry Operation: 23 to 25°C
NOTE:
The advanced setting is required for the “AUTO”
operation. Contact your distributor for detailed
information.
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3.3 Automatic Cooling/Heating Operation 4. Setting Method

In case dual setpoint is selected in automatic 4.1 Temperature Setting
cooling/heating operation, during auto mode both
(1) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “TEMP”.
cooling setpoint and heating setpoint can be
selected.
By default, temperature when the cooling/heating Menu
mode changes are as follows.

Cooling mode changes to heating mode when the OK Back/Help
indoor temperature is heating setpoint -1°C.
Heating mode changes to cooling mode when the
indoor temperature is cooling setpoint +1°C.
(2) By pressing “ ”, the temperature is
A/C Meeting Room increased by 0.5oC to a maximum of 30oC.
MODE SPEED LOUV. TEMP By pressing “ ”, the temperature is
AUTO
Avoid
COOL HEAT decreased by 0.5oC.
28.0 22.0 * Cooling, Dry, Air Flow operation:
A minimum of 19oC
COOL TEMP Adj. * Heating operation: A minimum of 17oC
NOTE: Menu
Advanced configuration is needed for the use

OK
of automatic cooling/heating operation and Back/Help
changing AUTO COOL/HEAT temperature.

Contact your distributor or dealer for detailed
information.
NOTES:
• Depending on the type and setting of the
indoor unit, it may not be possible to set the
temperature by 0.5oC.
• The max./min. temperature may differ
depending on the type of indoor unit.
• Minimum and maximum temperature set-
point limits can be configured by selecting a
cooling lower limit and heating upper limit in
the “Function Selection” mode of the wired
controller’s Test Run Menu.
• When the “Automatic Reset of Setting
Temperature” function is selected, the
temperature is automatically returned to the
preset temperature after the temperature set-
point change.
• Contact your distributor for detailed
information about “Automatic Reset of Setting
Temperature” and “Cooling Lower Limit Value
and Heating Upper Limit Value for Setting
Temperature” functions.
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4.2 Fan Speed 4.3 Louver Swing Direction

(1) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “SPEED”. (1) Press “ ” (On/Off).
Make sure that the power is ON.
Press “ ” or “ ” and select “LOUV.”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help
(2) By pressing “ ” or “ ”,
the fan speed will be changed as follows. NOTE:
For the indoor unit without the auto louver
mechanism, the indication of “LOUV.” will NOT
LOW be displayed on the LCD.
MEDIUM (2) By pressing “ ” or “ ”, the louver direction
HIGH
will be changed as follows.
HIGH 2 LCD Indication COOL, DRY HEAT, FAN
AUTO Auto-Swing
Menu
OK Back/Help
Angle
Range
Angle
Range
NOTES:
• During dry operation, the fan speed is
automatically changed to “LOW” and cannot
be changed to another fan speed. (“LOW” will
NOT be displayed on the liquid crystal display
(LCD) at this time. The present setting
condition will be displayed on the LCD.)
• The fan speed settings “HIGH 2” and “AUTO”
may not be available depending on the indoor
unit type. : Auto swing operation will be started. At this
time, the louver will swing repeatedly on the
LCD.
Menu
OK Back/Help
NOTES:
• The air flow angle is different for each indoor
unit type. Check for detailed information in
“Louver Swing Direction” of each operation
manual for indoor unit.
• The louver position on the LCD and the actual
louver position may not match during the auto
swing operation.
To set the louver positions, set the angle after
checking the position on the LCD.
• The louver may NOT stop immediately after
the switch is pressed.
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5. Operation 6. Operation Lock

5.1 Operation Start • This function is used to lock a setting.
Press “ ” (On/Off). • The following functions are applicable.
The run indicator will be turned on and the (a) Operation Mode (MODE)
operation will be started. (b) Temperature Setting (TEMP)
(c) Fan Speed (SPEED)
(d) Louver Swing Direction (LOUV.)
NOTE:
When “Lock function for operation mode
On/Off
OK
selection” is selected, the operation lock
performs the following procedures
(1) To set the operation lock, press “ ” and

NOTE: “Back/Help” simultaneously for three
< Temperature/Air Flow Setting > seconds. The icon “ ” will appear to show
Temperature set-point and air flow settings will the lock is turned ON. When pressing “ ”
be retained after the indoor unit is turned off at or “ ”, locked setting items will be skipped.
the controller. If a setting change is required,
refer to Sections 3.1 to 4.3. Menu
OK Back/Help
5.2 Operation Stop
Press “ ” (On/Off) again.
The run indicator will be turned off and the
operation will be stopped.
(2) To cancel the operation lock,
press “ ” and “Back/Help” simultaneously
for three seconds. “ ” will be turned OFF,
On/Off
and the operation lock will be canceled.
OK
Menu
NOTE: OK Back/Help
The indoor unit fan may continue to operate for

up to two minutes following the heating cycle to
dissipate residual heat from the indoor unit.
NOTES:
• Each time when pressing “ ” and “Back/
Help” simultaneously for three seconds,
the operation lock state will be switched
alternately between locked and unlocked.
• Select what is to be locked at the function
selection setting.
Contact your distributor for detailed
information.
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7. Power Saving Guidance NOTES:

• This function easily sets the power-saving *1: When the Power Saving Mode is “Rotation
feature. Control”, the “Power Saving Level” and
• Depending on the type and setting of the indoor schedule are not displayed.
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set When the Power Saving Mode is “No
this function. Setting”, the “Power Saving ON/OFF”,
“Power Saving Level” and schedule are not
NOTE: displayed.
: Unable to set: *2: When the Power Saving Mode is “Capacity
If a function displaying “ ” is selected from the Control” and “Main/Sub-Remote” from
“Menu”, “No Function” will be displayed on the Section 9. “Help Menu”, “Current Setting”
lower screen. is displayed as SUB. It is not possible to
change the settings for “Power Saving ON/
(1) Press “ECO”: OFF” and “Power Saving Level”.
The Power Saving Guide will be displayed
as shown in the image near the bottom of *3: When Power Saving is OFF, the “Power
this page. Saving Level” cannot be changed.
Menu
(3) Press “ ” or “ ” and select the setting
OK function. By pressing “OK”, each type of
Back/Help ECO
setting will be displayed.
Refer to the following concerning each
setting.
• Power Saving Mode Setting (Section 8.6
(2) The current setting status is displayed
“Power Saving”)
for “Power Saving Mode”, “Power Saving
• Power Saving Detailed Setting (Section 8.6
ON/OFF”, “Power Saving Level” and the
“Power Saving”)
schedule. It is possible to change the “Sav
• Power Saving Schedule Setting (Section
ON/OFF” and “Sav Level” settings. (*1)
8.10 “Power Saving/Operation Noise
• Power Saving ON/OFF Setting: Reduction Schedule”)
Press “ ” or “ ” and select “SAV ON/OFF”.
By pressing “ ” or “ ”, the setting will Menu
Detailed Setting
change between “ON” ↔ “OFF”. (*2) Power Saving Mode Setting
OK
• Power Saving Level: Back/Help ECO Detailed Setting
Schedule
Press “ ” or “ ” and select “Sav Level”.
By pressing “ ” or “ ” the setting will change Change power saving mode used.
between “LOW” ↔ “MED” ↔ “HIGH”. (*2) (*3) Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
• Detailed Setting: Menu
Press “ ” or “ ” and select “Detailed Setting”.

OK
By pressing “OK”, the Detailed Setting Back/Help ECO
screen will be displayed.
Menu
Power Save Guide
Sav Mode Capacity Cntl
OK Back/Help ECO Sav ON/OFF ON
Sav Level HIGH
Schedule No Setting
Detailed Setting
Sel. Adj. Back Rtrn
Menu
OK Back/Help ECO
Menu
OK Back/Help ECO The icon “Sav : HIG” is

displayed when “Power
Saving” is ON.
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8. Menu Operation 8.2 Simple Timer Operation

8.1 Menu • This function is used to start or stop the unit
operation at the set time.
• Every function setting is displayed in the “Menu”.
• The timer operation contents can be set from
• Refer to Sections 8.2 to 8.19 for each function. “Not Used”, “Once” or “Everyday”.
• Depending on the type and setting of the indoor
(1) Select “Simple Timer” from the “Menu” and
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set
press “OK”.
this function.
The “Simple Timer” setting will be displayed.
NOTE:
: Unable to set: Menu
If a function with “ ” is selected from the “Menu”,

OK
“No Function” or “Setting Disabled” will be Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
Simple Timer
displayed on the lower screen.
Reset Filter Sign Time 01
Operation Schedule /
Elevating Grille 05
(1) Press “Menu”. Menu
Power Saving Setting
The menu will be displayed. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri)
Menu Simple Timer
OK Operation Schedule / NOTE:

Back/Help 05
Elevating Grille
If the present time has not been set yet, “Set
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Date/Time” will automatically be displayed.
Refer to Section item 8.15 “Adjusting Date/Time”.
(2) Select a function by pressing “ ” or “ ” and (2) Press “ ” or “ ” to select the setting data.
press “OK”. The setting data are displayed “Timer Ope.”,
(“ ” will be displayed if the function is not “ON Time” and “OFF Time”.
available.)
Simple Timer 15:10(Fri)
Menu Menu Timer Ope. Not Used
ON Time --:--
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri) OK Back/Help
OFF Time --:--
Simple Timer
Operation Schedule / SEL. ADJ OK ENT. RTN.
Elevating Grille 05
Menu
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn (3) Press “ ” or “ ” to set each setting data for
OK Back/Help the selected details.
When “Timer Ope.” is selected, the setting
contents are switched between
“Not Used” ↔ “Once” ↔ “Everyday” by
(3) Press “Back/Help” to return to Normal Mode repeatedly pressing “ ” or “ ”.
(Operation Mode Indication). When “ON Time” or “OFF Time” is selected,
the setting time can be adjusted by
30-minute increments by pressing “ ” or “ ”.
Menu
By pressing and holding “ ” or “ ”, the
OK Back/Help
setting time can be changed continuously.
Menu
OK Back/Help Simple Timer 15:10(Fri)

NOTE: Timer Ope. Everyday
If the menu screen remains unchanged for ON Time 08 : 30
approximately 10 minutes, the screen will Menu

OFF Time --:--
automatically return to normal mode.

SEL. ADJ OK ENT. RTN.
OK Back/Help
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NOTES: 8.3 Reset Filter Sign Time

• If “Once” on the timer operation setting This function is used to turn off the filter sign
is selected, the setting content will be indication and to reset the time of use for the filter.
automatically changed to “Not Used” after one
timer operation. (1) Select “Reset Filter Sign Time” from the
• Do not set the same hour for both ON/OFF “Menu” and press “OK”.
timers. The “Reset Filter Sign Time” screen will
display.
(4) Press “OK” to finish the “Simple Timer” Menu

setting. The confirmation screen will be
displayed. OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri)
Simple Timer
Simple Timer 15:10(Fri)
Menu
Set timer operation? Elevating Grille 05
Menu Power Saving Setting
OK Back/Help Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Yes No OK Back/Help
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
(5) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press (2) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
“OK”. The setting will be confirmed and the press “OK”.
screen will return to the normal mode. After resetting, the confirmation screen
of “Reset Filter Sign Time” will display.
Menu Depending on the type of the indoor unit, the
screen will return to the normal mode.
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help Reset Filter Sign Time
Menu Filter Usage Time : 120h

Reset filter sign time?
OK Back/Help
“ ” will be indicated when the
timer operation is activated. Menu Yes No

OK Back/Help
NOTES:
If the following happens, the “Simple Timer”
operation is NOT available: The “Filter Usage Time” may not display
* When the operation is prohibited by the depending on the type of the indoor unit.
controller and set from the central controller.
* If the icon “ ” is displayed, the schedule (3) Press “OK” to return to the normal mode.
control is NOT activated due to the Date/Time
setting being not specified yet. To specify
the Date/Time setting, refer to Section 8.15 Menu Reset Filter Sign Time
“Adjusting Date/Time” for details. Filter Usage Time : 0h
OK Back/Help Completed.
OK
OK Entr
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8.4 Scheduled Operation (3) Select the day of the week (from Mon. to
Sun.) by pressing “ ” or “ ”.
8.4.1 Schedule Setting Press “OK”.
• This function is used to start or stop the unit • “ ” (run) and “ ” (stop) will be displayed on
operation at a set time. the LCD.
• Temperature can be also set with “Schedule • To copy the setting contents of the previous
Timer” operation. day, press “ ” and “OK” simultaneously.
• Five different schedule timers (maximum) can
< Example >
be set for each day of the week.
The setting contents of Monday are copied in
Tuesday.
(1) Select “Operation Schedule” from the “Menu”
(a) Select “Tue”.
and press “OK”.
(b) Press “ ” and “OK” simultaneously.
(c) The setting contents of Monday are
Menu
copied in Tuesday.
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
Weekly Schedule Setting 15:10(Fri)
Simple Timer 0 6 12 18
Mon
Menu Tue
Operation Schedule / Wed
05 Thu
Menu
Elevating Grille
Power Saving Setting OK Back/Help
Fri
Sat
Sun
OK Back/Help
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
Menu Weekly Schedule Setting 15:10(Fri)

0 6 12 18
Mon
Tue
(2) Select “Day/Time Setting” by pressing “ ” or OK Back/Help Wed
Thu
“ ” and press “OK”. Fri
Sat
Sun
Menu SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
OK Back/Help Schedule Timer 15:10(Fri)

Day/Time Setting (4) Select the schedule No. (from 1 to 5 as seen
Holiday Setting below) by pressing “ ” or “ ”.
Schedule ON/OFF Select “ON Time”, “OFF Time” or “Setting
Menu
Temperature” by pressing “ ” or “ ”.
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
Set the ON/OFF timer and temperature by
OK Back/Help pressing “ ” or “ ”.
• Press or keep pressing “ ” or “ ” to adjust
numbers.
NOTE:
• Five different schedule timers (maximum) can
If the present time has not been set yet, “Set
be set for each day of the week.
Date/Time” will automatically display. Refer to
Section 8.15 “Adjusting Date/Time”. • When setting other days of the week, press
“Menu”. The schedule setting screen of the
next day will display.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Menu
The figure shows the following

OK Back/Help
timers are set for Monday:
ON Timer: 8:30
OFF Timer: 12:15
Setting Temperature: 28oC
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(5) When zone interface box is connected, zone (7) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
control is available and zone schedule is also press “OK”. The setting will be confirmed
available here. Or else, go to (6) screen. and the screen will return to normal mode.
(a) Press “ ” or “ ” and select zone. To set other days of the week, select “Set
(b) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “ON” and other day” and press “OK”.
“OFF”.
Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK “ ” will be indicated when the

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scheduled operation is activated.
Menu
OK Back/Help
NOTES:
In the following instances, the schedule
operation is NOT available;
(c) After schedule setting for all zones, * When the operation is prohibited by the
press “Menu” once and switch to next controller and is set from the central controller.
schedule timer, i.e. the second timer of
* If the icon “ ” is displayed, the schedule
Monday shown below.
the Date/Time setting, refer to Section 8.15
“Adjusting Date/Time” for details.
Menu
OK
8.4.2 Holiday Setting
Back/Help
• This function is used to deactivate the schedule
operation temporarily for just one day. After
that, the schedule operation will recover
automatically.
• This function is used to set irregular schedules
such as national holidays.
(d) Press “OK”. The confirmation screen
will be displayed as (6). Or press “Back/ (1) Select “Operation Schedule” from the “Menu”
Help” and return to the screen (4). and press “OK”.
• To copy the setting contents of the The “Schedule Timer” setting will be
previous day, press “ " and “OK” displayed.
simultaneously. The copy includes zone Menu
schedule settings.
(6) Press “OK”. Simple Timer
The confirmation screen will be displayed. Reset Filter Sign Time 01
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Timer Setting (Mon) 15:10(Fri) Menu
Menu Power Saving Setting
Set the timer? Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help
Yes Set other day No
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
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(2) Select “Holiday Setting” by pressing “ ” or 8.4.3 Schedule ON/OFF Setting

“ ” and press “OK”. • This function is used to deactivate the
scheduled operation temporarily.
Menu
• The scheduled operation will not be carried out
when “OFF” is set in this function.
OK Back/Help Schedule Timer 15:10(Fri)
Day/Time Setting
• This function is used for long periods of time.
Holiday Setting
Schedule ON/OFF (1) Select “Operation Schedule” from the “Menu”
Menu and press “OK”.
SEL. OK ENT. RTN. Menu
OK Back/Help

Simple Timer
(3) Select the day of the week to stop the Operation Schedule /
operation by pressing “ ” or “ ”. Menu Elevating Grille 05
Select “Hol. ON/OFF” by pressing “ ” or Power Saving Setting
“ ”. OK Back/Help
• “ ” and “ ” will be changed to “ ” and “ ”

on the LCD.
Menu
(2) Select “Schedule ON/OFF” by pressing “ ”
OK
or “ ” and press “OK”.
Holiday Setting 15:10(Fri)
Back/Help
Mon
0 6 12 18 The confirmation screen will be displayed.
Tue
Wed
Menu
Thu
Fri
Menu Sat
Sun OK Back/Help Schedule Timer 15:10(Fri)
SEL. HOL. ON/OFF OK ENT. RTN.
Day/Time Setting
OK Back/Help Holiday Setting
Schedule ON/OFF
Menu
(4) Press “OK” after the setting is completed. OK

SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
Back/Help
The confirmation screen will be displayed.
Holiday Setting 15:10(Fri)

Menu
Save holiday setting? (3) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
press “OK”. The schedule ON/OFF setting
OK Back/Help will be confirmed and the screen will return
Yes No
to the normal mode.
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.
• “ ” will be turned on when schedule
operation is ON.
(5) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press • “ ” will be turned off when schedule
“OK”. The holiday setting will be confirmed operation is OFF.
and the screen will return to normal mode.
Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help Schedule ON/OFF 15:10(Fri)

OK Back/Help
Turn ON schedule function?
Menu
Yes No
Menu
SEL. OK ENT. RTN.

OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help
NOTE: NOTE:
“ ” will be turned off when the holiday setting When the schedule operation is OFF, it will not
is activated. be activated.
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8.5 Elevating Grille (2) Select the indoor unit by pressing

This function is available only when the elevating “ ”, “ ”, “ ” or “ ”. Press “OK”.
grille is equipped with the air panel. Elevating Grille UPDW
All
00-00
01-01
02-02
< Caution of Setting Elevating Grille into Air Panel
After Cleaning > Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
When the air inlet grille is set inside the air panel,
(3) Press “ ”.
ensure that the air inlet grille is horizontal and the
The elevating grille starts lowering.
wire is suspended tightly without loosening. After
the above is ensured, set the air inlet grille. • Once “ ” is pressed, the elevating grille
If the air inlet grille is inclined and the wire is lowers to the specified height.
loosened, they may be caught in the pulley. It may • If “ ” is pressed once again, the elevating
lead to a failure of the pulley or pulley block. If the grille lowers by 50cm from the present
worst happens, it may cause personal injury due height. (When “ ” is pressed each time, the
to falling the air panel. elevating grille lowers respectively by 50cm.)
• To stop the elevating grille, press “ ”.
Wire
Elevating Grille:All UPDW
Press to
raise/lower grille.
Slowly push the air inlet grille Horizontal

in the arrow direction.
Air Inlet Grille Back Rtrn
Wire is loosened.
(4) When the cleaning is finished, press “ ”.
The elevating grille starts rising. The grille
will be set inside the air panel and stopped
moving after 3 seconds.
(If the air inlet grille is inclined at this time,
press “ ” again. An inclination may be
corrected.)
This function is for the air inlet grille automatically
Elevating Grille:All UPDW
moves upward or downward from the air panel
when cleaning the air filter and air inlet grille.
Press to
raise/lower grille.
NOTES:
• This function is available only when the elevating
grille is equipped with the indoor unit. Back Rtrn
• Make sure that the unit operation is stopped

before using the elevating grille. (5) Press “Back/Help”.
The screen will return to (2).
• The elevating grille function is not available when
(If necessary, set the elevating grille for other
the unit is operated.
indoor units.)
(1) Select “Elevating Grille” from the “Menu” and To finish the setting, press “Back/Help”
press “OK”. again. The screen will return to the menu.
If “Back/Help” is pressed once again, the
Menu
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri)
Elevating Grille UPDW
Menu
Simple Timer All
00-00
Operation Schedule / OK Back/Help 01-01
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Menu 02-02
OK Back/Help
NOTE:
If the number of indoor unit connected with the
NOTE: controller is 1 (one), the screen will return to the
If the number of indoor unit connected with the normal mode after “Back/Help” is pressed.
controller is 1 (one), (3) will be displayed after the
procedure (1).
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8.6 Power Saving (2) Select “Power Saving Mode Setting” by

• Depending on the type and setting of the indoor pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”.
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set The “Power Saving Mode Setting” screen
this function. will be displayed.
Menu
<Function>
1. Outdoor Unit Capacity Control: OK
Back/Help
Controls the COOL/HEAT capacity of the Power Saving Mode Setting
Detailed Setting
outdoor unit.
2. Indoor Unit Rotation Control:
Indoor units linked with the same outdoor unit Menu
system are switched ON in order, one by one. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
3. Intermittent Operation Control: OK Back/Help
Cooling/Heating and FAN mode are repeated

in fixed intervals.
4. No Setting:
The power saving function will not operate. (3) By pressing “ ”or “ ”, “Power Saving
NOTES: Mode Setting” will change between:
Capacity Control ↔ Rotation Control ↔
• The power saving mode can be changed
Intermittent Control ↔ No Setting
and may differ depending on the type of the
outdoor unit or indoor unit in use.
Select “Power Saving Mode” and press “OK”.
When “Main/Sub-Remote” from the “Help
The setting confirmation screen will display.
Menu” “Current Setting” is displayed, the
power saving mode can be changed as Menu
follows :
(a) “Main”: The power saving mode can OK Back/Help Power Saving Mode Setting
change functions 1 through 4 above. Sav Mode Capacity Cntl
(b) “Sub”: The power saving mode cannot

be changed. It will synchronize with the Menu
Control cooling/heating capacity of
outdoor unit.
power saving mode of the main controller
from the same outdoor unit cycle. OK
Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Back/Help
(c) “−−”: The power saving mode can be
changed between functions 3 and 4
above.
• If the power saving mode is changed, the
(4) Select “Yes” using “ ”or “ ” and press “OK”.
“Power Saving ON/OFF” will be set as OFF.
The screen will return to normal mode.
(1) Select “Power Saving Setting” from the Menu
“Menu” and press “OK”.

The “Power Saving Setting” screen will be OK Back/Help Power Saving Mode Setting
displayed. Fix power saving settings.

Cancel current power saving
settings?
Menu
Menu Yes No
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri)
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Menu
OK Back/Help
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8.6.1 Power Saving Detailed Setting (2) Select “Detailed Setting” by pressing “ ” or
(Outdoor Unit Capacity Control) “ ” and press “OK”.
The power saving “Detailed Setting” screen
This function is used to set the detail of the
will be displayed.
outdoor unit capacity control.
Menu
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to
OK Power Saving Setting
set this function. Back/Help
Power Saving Mode Setting
• Control Method: Detailed Setting
The “Peak Cut Control” reduces the power
consumption range when it exceeds the Menu
value of the power setting. On the basis of Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
the current air conditioning capacity, the OK Back/Help
“Moderate Control” is used to moderate the air

conditioning capacity as well as the peak.
• Power Saving LOW (MED / HIGH):
Assign a value corresponding to the capacity (3) Select “Capacity Control” using “ ” or “ ”
control of each level of the power saving and press “OK”.
LOW / MED / HIGH. The outdoor unit “Capacity Control” screen
• Change Level: will be displayed.
It is possible to change the power saving level Menu
from the power saving guidance.
NOTES: OK Back/Help Detailed Setting
Capacity Control
• The “Main/Sub-Remote” display in “Current
Rotation Control
Setting” of the “Help Menu” cannot be set if the Intermittent Control
indication is “Sub” or “−−”. Menu Detailed Setting of Capacity Cntl.
• If the power saving mode change the power
saving detailed setting in the outdoor unit
OK Back/Help
capacity control, the “Power Saving ON/OFF”
will be OFF.
• It is necessary to assign a value of capacity
control as follows: (4) Press “ ” or “ ” and select the setting
“Sav LOW” > “Sav MED” > “Sav HIGH”. function. The setting will change as follows:
• The cooling/heating capacity can decrease “Control Method” ↔ “Sav LOW” ↔
when using the “Power Saving” function. “Sav MED” ↔ “Sav HIGH”.
Capacity Control
(1) Select “Power Saving Mode Setting” from Menu Control Peak Cut Control
the “Menu” and press “OK”. LOW 100%
The “Power Saving Setting” screen will be OK Back/Help

MED 80%
HIGH 60%
displayed. Operate in power set value range.
Sel. Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Menu
OK Back/Help
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Menu
OK Back/Help
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(5) Press “ ” or “ ” and select setting content. 8.6.2 Power Saving Detailed Setting
• If “Control Method” is selected, it will (Indoor Unit Rotation Control)
change as follows : This function sets the data of the indoor unit
“Peak Cut Control” ↔ “Moderate Control”. rotation control.
• If “Sav LOW (MED or HIGH)” is selected, • Control Method
it will change as follows : “Address order”:
“100%” ↔ “90%” ↔ “80%” ↔ “70%” ↔ The number (address) assigned by the
“60%” ↔ “50%” ↔ “40%” ↔ “0%”. previous indoor unit will change the FAN mode
Press “OK” after completing all settings. for the indoor unit in ascending order.
The next setting screen will be displayed.
“Temperature order”:
Menu The difference between the temperature set-
point and the indoor unit intake temperature will
OK Back/Help Capacity Control change the FAN mode in ascending order for
Control Peak Cut Control the indoor unit.
LOW 100%
MED 80%
“Sensor order:*”
Menu HIGH 60% If the motion sensor is used, this function will
Operate in power set value range. change the FAN mode in order, from the indoor
OK
unit in a spacious area with few people.
Back/Help
*: The outdoor unit cannot be set without this
indoor function.
• FAN Operation Time
(6) By pressing “ ” or “ ”, the setting function It is possible to change the timing of the FAN
will change as follows operation of the indoor unit.
“LOW→MED→HIGH” ↔ “LOW Only” ↔
“MED Only” ↔ “HIGH Only”. NOTES:
• The “Main/Sub-Remote” display in the “Current
Press “OK” after completing the setting. Setting” of the “Help Menu” cannot be set if
“Sub” or “−−” is displayed.
Menu
• If the “Power Saving Mode” changes the power
OK
Capacity Control saving “Detailed Setting” in the outdoor unit
Back/Help Chg level LOWяMEDяHIGH
capacity control, “Power Saving ON/OFF” will
be OFF.
Select setting range of • This function can only be used when the
power saving.
Menu
operation mode is in COOL or HEAT.
• The cooling/heating capacity can decrease
OK Back/Help
when using the “Power Saving” function.
(7) The confirmation screen will be displayed.

Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ”, and
press “OK” to confirm the setting.
The screen will return to the normal mode.
If the power saving setting is available, set it
“ON” using the “Power Saving Guidance”.
Menu
OK Back/Help Capacity Control
Fix power saving settings.

settings?
Menu Yes No

OK Back/Help
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(1) Select “Power Saving Setting” from the (5) Press “ ”or “ ” and select the setting
“Menu” and press “OK”. content.
Menu • If “Control Method” is selected, it will
change as follows:
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri) “Address Order” ↔ “Temperature Order”
Simple Timer ↔ “Sensor Order* ”
• If “FAN Mode Time” is selected, it will
Elevating Grille 05 change between:
Menu
Power Saving Setting “10 min.” ↔ “5 min.” ↔ “3 min.”
OK
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn Press “OK” when all settings have been
Back/Help
carried out.
* It is not possible to set the indoor or

(2) The “Power Saving Setting” screen will be outdoor unit when the “Sensor Order” is
displayed. Select “Detailed Setting” with “ ” not supported.
Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help Power Saving Setting
Rotation Control
Power Saving Mode Setting Control Address Order

Detailed Setting Fan Mode Time 10 min
Change units to FAN operation in
Menu
order from the unit with the
Menu
smaller address number.
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn OK Back/Help

OK Back/Help
(3) Select “Rotation Control” with “ ” or “ ” and (6) The setting confirmation is displayed.
press “OK”. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ” and press
The detailed setting screen of the indoor unit “OK” to confirm the setting and return to the
“Rotation Control” will be displayed. normal mode.
If the “Power Saving Mode” setting is
Menu
accessible, set “Power Saving ON” from
“Power Saving Guidance”.
OK Back/Help Detailed setting
Capacity Control Menu
Rotation Control
Intermittent Control
OK Back/Help Power Saving Mode Setting
Menu
Detailed Setting of Rotation Cntl.
OK Back/Help
settings?
Menu
Yes No
OK Back/Help
(4) Press “ ” or “ ” and select the setting.

The setting will change as follows.
“Control Method” ↔ “FAN Mode Time”
Rotation Control
Menu
Control Address Order
Fan Mode Time 10 min
OK Back/Help Change units to FAN operation in
order from the unit with the
smaller address number.
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8.6.3 Power Saving Detailed Setting (2) Select “Detailed Setting” with “ ” or “ ” and
(Intermittent Operation Control) press “OK”.
This function is used to set details of the • When using a main controller, the “Power
Intermittent Operation Control. Saving Detailed Setting” screen will be
Change Level .... It is possible to change the displayed. Refer to (3) below.
“Power Saving Level” from • When using a sub controller or if the
“Power Saving Guidance”. indoor unit does not support power saving,
the “Detailed Setting” of the “Intermittent
NOTES: Control” will be displayed. Refer to (4)
• This function cannot be set if it is connected below.
only to the total heat exchanger. Menu
• Each power saving level will repeat the
operation as follows : OK Power Saving Setting
Back/Help
Cool / Dry Mode Heat Mode Power Saving Mode Setting

Detailed Setting
Normal Mode 20min. Normal Mode 25min.
SAV:LOW ↕ ↕ Menu
Fan Mode 10min. Fan Mode 5min.

OK
Normal Mode 17min. Normal Mode 20min. Back/Help
SAV:MED ↕ ↕
Fan Mode 13min. Fan Mode 10min.
Normal Mode 15min. Normal Mode 15min. (3) Select “Intermittent Control” with “ ” or “ ”
SAV:HIGH ↕ ↕ and press “OK”.
Fan Mode 15min. Fan Mode 15min. The detailed setting screen of the intermittent
control will be displayed.
• If the “Power Saving Mode” changes the
“Power Saving Detailed” setting in intermittent Menu
operation control, the “Power Saving ON/OFF”

will be OFF. OK Back/Help
Detailed Setting
• The cooling/heating capacity can decrease Capacity Control
when using the “Power Saving” function. Rotation Control
Intermittent Control
Menu
Detailed Setting of Intermnt Control.
(1) Select “Power Saving Setting” from the OK Back/Help


The “Power Saving Setting” screen will be
displayed.
Menu
(4) By pressing “ ” or “ ”, the following
indications will be displayed :
OK “LOW→MED→HIGH” ↔ “LOW Only” ↔
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“MED Only” ↔ “HIGH Only”.
Reset Filter Sign Time 01 Press “OK” after selecting a setting.
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Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help OK Back/Help Intermittent Control
Chg level LOWяMEDяHIGH
Menu
Select setting range of
power saving.
OK Back/Help
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(5) The setting confirmation screen will be

displayed. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ”
and press “OK” to confirm the setting. The
screen will return to normal mode.
If the “Power Saving Setting” setting is
accessible, set it “ON” using “Power Saving
Guidance”.
Menu
OK Back/Help Intermittent Control

settings?
Menu Yes No

OK Back/Help
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8.7 Night Quiet Operation (2) By pressing “ ” or “ ” the setting will

This function is used to control the operation noise change as follows.
of the outdoor unit. OFF ↔ LOW ↔ MED ↔ HIGH
Select the level and press “OK”.
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set Menu
this function.
OK Operation Noise Reduction
NOTES: Back/Help
Noise Red OFF
Setting” of the “Help Menu” cannot be set if
“Sub” or “−−” is displayed. Menu
• Depending on the operation noise reduction Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn
setting below, it is possible to change the OK Back/Help
function setting to reduce the noise of the

outdoor unit.
Setting Outdoor Unit Setting Name (3) The setting confirmation screen will be
Not Available No Setting displayed. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ”
LOW Setting 1 and press “OK” to confirm the setting. The
MED Setting 2
HIGH Setting 3 Menu
If questions arise concerning the amount of

OK
noise, contact your distributor for detailed Back/Help Operation Noise Reduction
information. Set operation noise

• The cooling/heating capacity can be decreased reduction?
when using the “Operation Noise Reduction” Menu Yes No

setting.
OK Back/Help
(1) Select “Operation Noise Reduction” from the
The “Operation Noise Reduction” setting
Menu

Operation Noise Reduction
Quick Function 02
Comfort Setting /
Sav/Reduction Schedule 05
Menu
Function 10
OK Back/Help
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8.8 Quick Function (3) The setting confirmation screen will be

This function operates for 30 minutes once the displayed. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ”
operation starts. and press “OK” to confirm the setting. The
This function is only available when the operation screen will return to normal mode.
mode is COOL or HEAT.
The unit will start each time in quick mode until the Menu
Quick Function
setting is canceled.
Set quick function?
OK
NOTES: Back/Help
• Depending on the type and setting of the indoor Yes No
unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
set this function.

• The “Main/Sub-Remote” is displayed in the
“Current Setting” of the “Help Menu” and Menu
cannot be set if “−−”.

• It is possible that the automatic fan speed will OK Back/Help
fall to LOW for a maximum of 30 minutes. The

operation will start regardless of the fan speed
setting of the controller when in cooling mode.
(1) Select “Quick Function” from the “Menu” and The icon “QUICK” will be displayed when in
press “OK”. “Quick” mode.
The “Quick Function” screen will be
displayed.
Menu

Quick Function 02
Comfort Setting /
Sav/reduction Schedule 05
Menu
Function 10
OK Back/Help
(2) By pressing “ ” or “ ” the “Quick” mode

will change as follows :
OFF ↔ COOL Only ↔ HEAT Only ↔
COOL + HEAT
Select the “Quick” mode and press “OK”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Quick Function
Quick COOL only
Menu
OK Back/Help
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8.9 Comfort Setting (3) The setting confirmation screen will be

This function is used to control cooling of the displayed. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ”
discharged air when in the cooling mode. and press “OK” to confirm the setting. The
NOTES:
Menu
• The indoor unit cannot be set when the function
is not supported. Comfort Setting
OK
• The cool air level order is as follows: Back/Help
Set comfort setting?
“HIGH” > “MED” > “LOW” and the temperature
of the discharged air is high.
Yes No
• It is possible the operation may not function if Menu
there are more than two units operating.

• When this function is set, it may take time for OK Back/Help
the entire room to cool down.
(1) Select “Comfort Setting” from the “Menu”

and press “OK”. The “Comfort Setting”
Menu

Quick Function 02
Comfort Setting /
Sav/reduction Schedule 05
Menu
Function 10
OK Back/Help
(2) By pressing “ ” or “ ” the Comfort Setting

Mode will change as follows :
OFF ↔ LOW ↔ MED ↔ HIGH
Select the “Control Cool Air” level and press

“OK”.
Menu
OK Back/Help Comfort Setting

Control Cool Air OFF
Menu

OK Back/Help
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8.10 Power Saving/Operation Noise (1) Select “Sav/Reduction Schedule” from the
Reduction Schedule “Menu” and press “OK”.
This function is used to start or stop the power The power saving/operation noise reduction
saving or the noise reduction at the desired time. schedule setting screen will be displayed as
It is possible to set the power saving or the “Sav/Reduction Schedule”.
operation noise reduction schedule up to five times When using a Sub controller or if the
a day each day. indoor unit does not support power saving,
The “Power Saving Schedule” setting performs the the power saving schedule setting of the
scheduled control of the mode set by the “Power “Intermittent Control” will be displayed.
Saving” mode. Refer to (3) below.
Menu

unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
this function. Operation Noise Reduction
Quick Function 02
Comfort Setting /
NOTE: Sav/Reduction Schedule 05
Menu
Set time zones so they don’t overlap during a day Function 10
when managing multiple schedule patterns as in OK
Back/Help
Example 1 below. If time zones are overlapped
as in Example 2, the first “Time OFF” (14:00 in
the example 2) will be cancelled.
(2) By pressing “ ” or “ ”, select the setting
<Example of Power Saving Operation and item.
Schedule Setting> The setting will change as follows:
“Capacity Control” ↔ “Intermittent Control”
HIGH ↔ “Noise Reduction”
ON MED
LOW Press “OK”.
OFF The power saving schedule setting (or noise
08:00㻌 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 reduction schedule) screen will be displayed
1 2 3 4 5 as “Sav/Reduction Schedule”.
Menu
Example of Power Saving Schedule Operation

OK Sav/Reduction Schedule 15:10(Fri)
Example 1 Back/Help
Capacity Control
Intermnt Control
CORRECT Noise Reduction
Menu
Set when schedule is used. ※Power
Capacity Control (Mon) 15:10(Fri)
Saving mode setting activated too.
1 08:00 10:00 LOW Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
2 10:00 12:00 MED
OK Back/Help
3 12:00 14:00 HIGH
4 14:00 16:00 MED
5 16:00 18:00 LOW
(3) Select the “Day/Time Setting” with “ ” or “ ”

and press “OK”.
Example 2 The weekly schedule setting screen will be
INCORRECT displayed.
Capacity Control (Mon) 15:10(Fri) Menu
1 08:00 18:00 LOW

2 10:00 16:00 MED OK Back/Help Capacity Control 15:10(Fri)
3 12:00 14:00 HIGH
Day/Time Setting
4
Schedule ON/OFF
5
Menu Set when schedule is used. ※Power
OK Back/Help
When the current time is not set, the

“Time Adjusting” screen will be displayed
automatically.
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(4) Select the day set with “ ” or “ ” and press (6) The setting confirmation screen will be
“OK”. The “Time Setting” screen will be displayed. Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ” and
displayed. press “OK” to confirm schedule setting. The
• The icon “ ” indicates the power saving screen will return to normal mode.
control (or the operation noise reduction When another day is set, select “Set other
control), and the icon “ ” indicates day” and press “OK”.
the canceled time period.
In case of a holiday setting, the icons will Capacity Control (Mon) 15:10(Fri)
Menu
appear as follows “ ” and “ ”. Set the timer?
• To copy a setting, press “ ” and “OK”
OK Back/Help
simultaneously for the selected day.
Yes Set other day No
The setting data of the previous day will
be copied. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help Capacity Control 15:10(Fri)
0 6 12 18
Mon
Tue OK Back/Help
Wed
Thu
Fri
Menu Sat
Sun
OK Back/Help
If the schedule control is activated, the icon
“ ” will be displayed.
(5) Select the schedule number from 1 to 5 with If the icon “ ” is displayed, the schedule
“ ” or “ ”. Then select “ON Time” or “OFF control is NOT activated due to the Date/
Time” or “Power Saving level” Time setting being not specified yet.
(or “Operation Noise Reduction level”) To specify the Date/Time setting, refer to
with “ ” or “ ”. Section 8.15 “Adjusting Date/Time” for
Set the ON/OFF time or the “Power Saving details.
level” (or “Operation Noise Reduction”) with
“ ” or “ ”.
• When pressing continuously “ ” or
“ ”, the level will increase or decrease in
a row.
• The setting is possible every day up to
five times a day.
• To set another day, press “Menu” to
display the time setting of the next day.
Press “OK”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Capacity Control (Mon) 15:10(Fri)
1 LOW
2 HIGH
3 MED
4 MED
Menu
5
OK Back/Help
The figure above

displays the ON Time
Menu at 8:30, the OFF Time
at 12:15 and the power
OK Back/Help saving level as LOW.
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■ Schedule ON/OFF Setting (3) Select “Schedule ON/OFF” with “ ” or “ ”

and press “OK”.
• This function is used to temporarily deactivate
the schedule operation. Menu
• Schedule control cannot be performed when

the schedule setting is not accessible. OK Back/Help
Capacity Control 15:10(Fri)
Day/Time Setting
• This function is used for holidays over long Schedule ON/OFF
periods of time.
Menu
Select to enable/disable schedule.
(1) Select “Sav/Reduction Schedule” from the
“Menu” and press “OK”. OK Back/Help
The power saving/operation noise reduction
schedule setting screen will be displayed as
“Sav/Reduction Schedule”.
Menu
(4) The “Schedule ON/OFF setting confirmation
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri) When schedule is ON, select “Turn OFF
Operation Noise Reduction schedule function?”. When schedule is OFF,
Quick Function 02
select “Turn ON schedule function?”.
Comfort Setting /
Sav/Reduction Schedule 05
Menu
Function 10 Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”
OK
to confirm the schedule ON/OFF setting.
Back/Help
Menu
(2) By pressing “ ” or “ ”, select the setting

OK Capacity Control 15:10(Fri)
item. The power saving/operation noise Back/Help
reduction schedule will change as follows: Turn ON schedule function?

“Capacity Control” ↔ “Intermittent Control”
↔ “Noise Reduction” Menu Yes No

Press “OK”. OK Back/Help
The power saving schedule setting (or noise
reduction schedule) screen will be displayed
as “Sav/Reduction Schedule”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Sav/Reduction Schedule 15:10(Fri)
Capacity Control
Intermnt Control
Noise Reduction
Menu Set when schedule is used. ※Power

OK Back/Help
• If the display of the “Main/Sub-Remote”

Current Setting is displayed as “Sub” or
“−−”, “Capacity Control” and “Intermittent
Control” cannot be selected.
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8.11 Individual Louver Setting (4) Press “ ” or “ ” and select the louver from
1 to 4. The selected louver is opened and
8.11.1 Setting
the other louvers are closed.
This setting is available only for indoor units that
allow an individual louver control. Each louver Individual Louver Setting:01-02
1 2 3 4
angle can be set individually.
NOTES:
• This function is available only when the indoor Adjust air direction & louver angle.
unit corresponds to an individual louver. Sel. Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn
• This function cannot be set if the unit is stopped.

• The fan speed will be changed to “LOW” while
(5) Select the louver angle by pressing “ ” or
this function is being set. (After the setting is
“ ” and press “OK”.
completed, the unit operation will be back to
normal.) Individual Louver Setting:01-02
• As for “Start-up of Heating Operation”, “During 1 2 3 4
Defrost Operation” and “Activation of Thermo-

Controller”, all the louver angles will be secured
horizontally automatically when this function is Adjust air direction & louver angle.
activated. Sel. Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn
• This function will not be available if two

controllers (including a combination of wired The louver angle will be changed as follows.
controller + wireless controller) are used.
(1) Select “Individual Louver Setting” from the
INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV INDV
“Menu” and press “OK”. The “Individual
Louver Setting” menu will be displayed. NOTES:
Menu • The louver direction without “INDV” will comply
with the setting of the normal mode.
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri) • When all the louvers are individually set,
Individual Louver Setting is displayed on the normal mode and the
Louver Open/Close 03 louver angle cannot be changed.
VENTI /
Total Heat Exchanger SET 05
Menu
Function 15
(6) The confirmation screen will be displayed.
OK Back/Help Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
press “OK”. The setting is confirmed and the
(2) Select “Individual Louver Setting” from the
“Individual Louver Setting” menu and press Individual Louver Setting:01-03
“OK”. Fix individual louver setting?

Individual Louver Setting
Individual Louver Setting Yes No
Cancel INDV Louver SET
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn (7) Ensure that “INDV” is turned on at the air
flow section on the normal mode.
NOTE:
If there is one indoor unit connected with the
controller, four individual louvers will be displayed.
(3) Select the indoor unit to change the louver
direction by pressing “ ”, “ ”, “ ” or “ ”.
Press “OK”.
01-01
01-02
01-03
01-04
Select unit to set.
NOTE:
The indoor unit displayed on the screen flashes
if an individual louver is set.
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8.11.2 Cancellation of Louver Setting 8.12 Louver Open/Close

(1) Select “Individual Louver Setting” from the • This function is used to fully open louver for
“Menu” and press “OK”. adjusting the vertical deflector for air flow
direction (manually).
Menu 15:10(Fri) • This function cannot be set when the unit is
operated.
Louver Open/Close 03
VENTI / • This function is invalid depending on the indoor
Total Heat Exchanger SET 05 unit type. Refer to Installation & Maintenance
Function 15
Manual for detailed information.
(1) Select “Louver Open/Close” from the “Menu”

(2) Select “Cancel INDV Louver SET” from the and press “OK”.
“Individual Louver Setting” screen and press
“OK”. Menu

Individual Louver Setting Individual Louver Setting
Cancel INDV Louver SET Louver Open/Close 03
VENTI /
Menu
Function 15
OK Back/Help
NOTE:
If there is one indoor unit connected with
the controller, four individual louvers will be
displayed. (2) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
press “OK”. The louver will be open (closed)
and the screen will return to the normal
(3) Select the indoor unit to cancel by pressing mode.
“ ”, “ ”, “ ” or “ ”. Press “OK”. Menu
Cancel INDV Louver SET OK Back/Help Louver Open/Close

01-01
01-02 Open louver?
01-03
01-04
Menu
Select unit to cancel. Yes No
OK Back/Help
NOTE:
The indoor unit displayed on the screen flashes
if the individual louver is set. NOTE:
Refer to Installation & Maintenance Manual for
Indoor Units regarding the adjustment of air flow
(4) The confirmation screen will be displayed. direction.
Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
press “OK”. The individual louver setting will
be cancelled and the screen will return to the
normal mode.
Cancel INDV Louver SET:01-03
Cancel individual
louver setting?
Yes No
NOTE:
All the individual louver settings will be
canceled.
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8.13 Ventilation 8.14 Setting of Total Heat Exchanger

This function is used to change the ventilation
<Function>
mode of the total heat exchanger.
* A/C (Air Conditioning):
To operate the air conditioner individually.
NOTE:
* VENTI (Ventilation): This function is available only when the total heat
To operate the total heat exchanger individually. exchanger is connected. This function cannot be
* A/C+VENTI: set when the unit is operated.
To operate the air conditioner and the total heat
exchanger together.
(1) Select “Total Heat Exchanger SET” from
the “Menu” and press “OK”. The total heat
NOTE: exchanger set will be displayed.
This function is available only when the total heat
exchanger is connected. Menu
(1) Select “VENTI” from the “Menu” and press OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
“OK”. Individual Louver Setting

Menu VENTI /
Menu
Function 15
Individual Louver Setting OK Back/Help
VENTI /
Menu
Function 15
(2) By repeatedly pressing “ ” or “ ”, the
OK Back/Help indication is changed in order of AUTO
VENTI ↔ THEX VENTI ↔ Normal VENTI.
Select the operation target and press “OK”.
(2) By repeatedly pressing “ ” or “ ”, the The confirmation screen will be displayed.
indication is changed in order of “A/C”,
“VENTI” and “A/C + VENTI”. Menu
Select the operation target and press “OK”.

OK Total Heat Exchanger SET
The confirmation screen will be displayed. Back/Help
VENTI Mode THEX VENTI
Menu
OK Back/Help VENTI
Menu
SEL'D UNIT A/C + VENTI Adj. OK Entr Back Rtrn

OK Back/Help
Menu
(3) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press

OK Back/Help
“OK”. The setting will be confirmed and the
(3) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press Menu
“OK”. The setting will be confirmed and the

screen will return to the normal mode. OK Back/Help Total Heat Exchanger SET
Menu Fix setting of

total heat exchanger?
OK Back/Help VENTI Menu

Yes No
Fix desired mode? Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn

OK Back/Help
Menu
Yes No

OK Back/Help
The selected unit will be displayed as follows :

“A/C” and “AUTO VENTI”.
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8.15 Adjusting Date/Time (3) Press “ ” or “ ” to change the setting.

Press or keep pressing “ ” or “ ” to adjust
• This function is used to adjust the date and time.
numbers.
• Periodic time setting is recommended.
(Clock accuracy: difference within +70 seconds by a (4) After the setting is completed, press “OK”.
month)
• With this controller, the installed electric battery (5) The confirmation screen is displayed. Select
will allow continued operation for 72 hours. “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”.
Reset the date and time if the controller remains The setting will be confirmed and the screen
without power for longer than 72 hours or the will return to the normal mode.
main power supply is OFF for a long period of
time. Menu
• When adjusting time from the main controller, the

sub controller of the same refrigerant cycle will OK Back/Help Adjusting Date/Time
be set at the same time. Set date/time?
NOTE:
Menu
It is possible to adjust time from the sub Yes No
controller. If more than two minutes’ modification SEL. OK ENT. RTN.

OK
is done, the main controller will be set at the Back/Help
same time. (Check Main or Sub at the “Main/

Sub-Remote” from the “Help Menu” “Current
Setting”).
(1) Select “Adjusting Date/Time” from the “Menu”

and press “OK”.
Menu

Adjusting Date/Time
Daylight Saving Time 04
Setback Setting /
Menu
Screen Display Setting 05
Function 20
OK Back/Help
(2) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “yyyy/mm/dd/

hh/mm”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
Adjusting Date/Time
Menu
yyyy mm dd hh mm
2018 01 01 00 : 19
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help
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8.16 Daylight Saving Time ■ Stop Daylight Saving Time

This function adjusts time forward or backward an
hour when daylight saving time starts or ends. (1) Select “Daylight Saving Time” from the
Menu
(1) Select “Daylight Saving Time” from the
“Menu” and press “OK”. OK Menu 15:10(Fri)
Back/Help
Adjusting Date/Time
Menu
Setback Setting /
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri) Screen Display Setting 05
Adjusting Date/Time Menu
Function 20
Setback Setting / OK Back/Help
Menu
Function 20
OK Back/Help
(2) The “Daylight Saving Time” screen will
display. Select “Put 1h backward” using “ ”
(2) The “Daylight Saving Time” screen displays.
Select “Put 1h forward” with “ ” or “ ” and Menu
press “OK”.
OK Back/Help
Daylight Saving Time 15:10(Fri)
Menu Put 1h forward
Put 1h backward
OK Back/Help
Daylight Saving Time 15:10(Fri)
Put 1h forward Menu
Put 1h backward
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help
(3) The “Daylight Saving Time” confirmation

screen displays. Select “Yes” using “ ” or
“ ” and press “OK” to confirm the setting.
(3) The daylight saving time confirmation screen
will display. Select “Yes” using “ ” or “ ”
and press “OK” to confirm the setting. Menu
OK Back/Help Daylight Saving Time 15:10(Fri)
Menu
Put 1h backward?
OK Back/Help Daylight Saving Time 15:10(Fri)

Menu
Put 1h forward? Yes No

OK Back/Help
Menu
Yes No

OK Back/Help
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8.17 Setback Setting (3) Press “ ” or “ ” to select setting contents.

The time goes 30 minutes ahead or behind.
8.17.1 Setback Schedule Setting
Long press “ ” or “ ” to seamlessly
* This function is used to start/stop Setback mode increase/decrease number.
at desired time. Press “OK” to finish setting.
* This function is available only when Setback The confirmation screen will display.
mode is set as Schedule mode. Menu
To change the setback mode, select another

mode at the function selection setting. OK Back/Help Setback Setting 15:10(Fri)
Contact your distributor for detailed information. ON Time 10 : 00PM
* The items cannot be set/modified if indoor unit OFF Time 07 : 00AM
does not support this function.

Menu
(1) Select “Setback Setting” from the “Menu” OK

Back/Help
screen and press “OK”.
The “Setback Setting” screen displays.
NOTE:
Menu Do not set the same time for ON Time and OFF
Time.
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri) Unavailable if ON time/OFF Time is not set.
Adjusting Date/Time
Setback Setting / (4) Press “OK ” to finish the “Setback Setting”.
Menu Screen Display Setting 05 The confirmation screen will display.
Function 20 Press “Back/Help” to return to operation
OK Back/Help
setting screen.
Setback Setting 15:10(Fri)

Menu
Set timer operation?
NOTE:
OK
If the present time has not been set yet. Back/Help
“Set Date/Time” will automatically be displayed. Yes No
Refer to Section 8.15 “Adjusting Date/Time”. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
“Adjusting Date/Time” will be automatically shown

if clock has not been set.
(5) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and
press “OK”.
(2) Press “ ” or “ ” to select the setting data. The setting will be confirmed and the screen
“ON Time” and “OFF Time” will be selected will return to the normal mode.
in turn. Menu
Setback Setting 15:10(Fri)

Menu
OK Back/Help
ON Time – –:– –
OFF Time – –:– –
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help
NOTES:
In the following instances, the schedule
operation is NOT available;
* When the operation is prohibited by the
controller and is set from the central controller.
* If the icon “ ” is displayed, the schedule
the Date/Time setting, refer to Section 8.15
“Adjusting Date/Time” for details.
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8.17.2 Setback Manual Setting 8.18 Screen Display Setting

* This function is used to temporarily activate 8.18.1 Display Adjustment
Setback operation.
<Function>
* This function is available only when Setback
mode is set as Manual mode. * Time Format:
Changes the time form to 12 hour or 24 hour.
* Use this function for long vacation.
* The items cannot be set/modified if indoor unit * Brightness:
does not support this function. Adjusts the brightness of backlight.
* Backlight:
Changes the time (5, 15 or 30 seconds) between
(1) Select “Setback Setting” from the “Menu”
ON and OFF of backlight.
screen and press “OK”.
The “Setback Setting” screen displays. * Contrast:
Adjusts the degree of difference between light
Menu
and dark elements of the LCD display.
OK
* On/Off lamp:
Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
Adjusts the brightness of the run indicator.
Adjusting Date/Time
Setback Setting / (1) Select “Screen Display Setting” from the
Menu Screen Display Setting 05
Function 20
OK Back/Help
Menu

Adjusting Date/Time
(2) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and Daylight Saving Time 04
Setback Setting /
press “OK”. Screen Display Setting 05
Menu
The setting will be confirmed and the screen Function 20
will return to the normal mode. OK
Back/Help
• “ ” will be turned on when schedule
operation is ON.
• “ ” will be turned off when schedule
operation is OFF. (2) Select “Display Adjustment” by pressing “ ”
Menu
Menu
OK Back/Help Setback Setting OK Back/Help

Screen Display Setting
Turn ON setback function? Display Adjustment

Language Setting
Temperature Unit
Menu
Yes No Main/Sub Display
Menu

OK Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Back/Help OK Back/Help
NOTE:
(3) Select the setting details by pressing
• Setback operation cannot be ON/OFF while “ ” or “ ”.
RC operation is prohibited. The features change in order of “Time
Format”, “Brightness”, “Back light”, “Contrast”
and “On/Off lamp”.
Display Adjustment
Menu Time Format 24Hour(11:04)
Brightness 10
Back light 15 Seconds
OK Back/Help Contrast 20
On/Off lamp 10
SEL. ADJ OK ENT. RTN.
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(4) Press “ ” or “ ” and set the display. 8.18.2 Language Setting

* Time Format: This function changes the displayed language.
The time format changes as follows: (1) Select “Screen Display Setting” from the
12 Hour ↔ 24 Hour “Menu” and press “OK”.
* Brightness: Menu
Press “ ” or “ ” and the brightness of the

backlight is changed. OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)
Adjusting Date/Time
* Backlight:
The display backlight is OFF after a Setback Setting /
specified time of inactivity (no input from Menu Screen Display Setting 05
touchscreen). The backlight off time Function 20
interval can be selected as follows; OK Back/Help

5 Seconds ↔ 15 Seconds ↔ 30 Seconds

* Contrast:
Press “ ” or “ ” and the degree of (2) Select “Language Setting” by pressing “ ” or
difference between light and dark elements “ ” and press “OK”.
of the LCD is changed. The language setting will be displayed.
* On/Off lamp: Menu
Press “ ” or “ ” and the brightness of the

run indicator is changed. OK Back/Help Screen Display Setting
Display Adjustment
Menu Language Setting
Temperature Unit
Main/Sub Display
OK Back/Help Display Adjustment Menu
Time Format 24Hour(11:04)

Brightness 10 OK Back/Help
Back light 15 Seconds
Contrast 20
Menu
On/Off lamp 10
SEL. ADJ OK ENT. RTN. (3) Press “ ” or “ ” to select the language and
OK Back/Help
press “OK”.
Menu
(5) Select “Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press OK Back/Help

Language Setting
“OK”. The setting will be confirmed and the English (EN)
screen will return to the normal mode. French (FR)
Menu Menu

OK Back/Help Display Adjustment OK Back/Help
Save changes to
screen display setting?
Menu
Yes No
(4) The confirmation screen will display. Select
“Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”.
OK Back/Help
The setting will be confirmed and the screen
will return to the normal mode.
Menu
OK Back/Help

Menu

OK Back/Help

NOTE:
If displayed language is changed, the registered
room name and contact information will be
deleted.
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8.18.3 Temperature Unit (4) Press “ ” or “ ” and select setting data.

• If “Temperature Unit” is selected
(1) Select “Screen Display Setting” from the
it will change as follows :
“Degrees C” ↔ “Degrees F”.
Menu • If “Temperature Width” is selected
it will change as follows :
OK Back/Help
Menu 15:10(Fri) “0.5ºC” ↔ “1ºC”
Adjusting Date/Time
Setback Setting / Press “OK” when all settings are
Screen Display Setting 05 complete.
Menu
Function 20
Menu
OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help

(2) The “Screen Display Setting” screen will

display. Select “Temperature Unit” using “ ” Menu

The temperature setting screen will be OK Back/Help
displayed.
Menu When the selected language is English,
Fahrenheit temperature degrees can be
OK Back/Help Screen Display Setting selected.
Display Adjustment
Language Setting
Temperature Unit
(5) The setting confirmation screen will display.
Menu
Main/Sub Display Select “Yes” using “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”
to confirm the setting.
OK
Back/Help
Menu
OK
(3) The temperature setting options display. Back/Help
Press “ ” or “ ” and select the setting item.

The temperature setting will change as
follows. Menu
“Temperature Unit” ↔ “Temperature Width”
Menu
OK Back/Help
OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help
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8.18.4 Main/Sub Remote Controller (4) The setting confirmation screen will display.
Select “Yes” with “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”
This function is used to select Display/Non-display
to confirm the setting.
for “MAIN” or “SUB” displayed on the normal
mode screen.
NOTE: Main/Sub Main/Sub Display Setting
If the unit is set as “Non-display”, it is possible to Power
verify if the controller is Main/Sub in the “Main/ Saving Display Non-display
Setting
Sub-Remote” of the “Help Menu” “Current
Setting”.
OFF Hide
(1) Select “Screen Display Setting” from the
Menu ON

Adjusting Date/Time
Setback Setting /
The icon will be displayed as above when
Menu
Function 20 set as “Display”.
OK Back/Help Menu
OK Back/Help
(2) The “Screen Display Setting” screen will

display. Select “Main/Sub Display” using “ ”
or “ ” and press “OK”. Menu
It cannot be set if only the main controller is OK Back/Help

available or when the display for “Main/Sub-
Remote” in the “Current Setting” is shown as
“−−”.
Menu
OK Back/Help Screen Display Setting

Display Adjustment
Language Setting
Temperature Unit
Menu
Main/Sub Display

OK Back/Help
(3) The “Main/Sub Display” screen displays.

By pressing “ ” or “ ” the setting will
changed as follows :
“Display” ↔ “Non-display”
Select the setting and press “OK”.
Menu
OK Back/Help

Menu

OK Back/Help

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8.19 Room Name Registration (5) The confirmation screen displays. Select
“Yes” by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”.
This function registers the name of the room
The setting will be confirmed and the screen
(installation location of controller).
will return to the normal mode.
(1) Select “Room Name Registration” from the Menu
The room name will be displayed. OK Back/Help
Menu
OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri) Menu

Room Name Registration
Usage Amount Display 05
Simple Maintenance Display / OK Back/Help
05
Menu

OK Back/Help
(2) By pressing “Back/Help”, letter and symbol

types can be changed.

Menu
ABC ! @ # £ % " & ^ ( )
abc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
OK Back/Help ECO Sym.1 QW E R T Y U I O P
Sym.2 € A S D F G H J K L
< > Z X C V B N M ,
Spce Del. ←→ Fin.
Sel. ECO Letter OK Entr Menu Fin.
(3) Press “ ”, “ ”, “ ” or “ ” and select the

letter or symbol. Press “OK” to confirm the
selected letter or symbol (maximum of 12
characters).
Menu

OK Back/Help Meeting Roo m
ABC ' + * ; . ? - / : =
abc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Sym.1 q w e r t y u i o p
Sym.2 € a s d f g h j k l
Menu < > z x c v b n m ,
Spce Del. ← → Fin.
OK Back/Help
(4) Select “Fin.” by pressing “ ”, “ ”, “ ” or “ ”

and press “OK”, or press “Menu”.

Menu Meeting Roo m
ABC ' + * ; . ? - / : =
abc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
OK Back/Help
Sym.1 q w e r t y u i o p
Sym.2 € a s d f g h j k l
< > z x c v b n m ,
Spce Del. ← → Fin.
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8.20 Power Consumption Display (2) The confirmation screen will be displayed.
This function displays the power consumption of Press “OK” to change the screen to “Power
the outdoor unit compressor. Consumption” display.
The value of each displayed in Graph/List format is
1 day (24h (- every 2 hrs.)), 1 week (7 days), and 1
year (12 months).
Menu
• Depending on the type and setting of the indoor OK Back/Help

unit and outdoor unit it may be impossible to set
this function.
NOTES:
• The numerical value is a reference. Do not use
this unit for the following:
Calculation of power rates or examination of the
power contract.
Setting” of the “Help Menu” cannot be set if “Sub”
or “−−”.
(3) Display Period
• In the following instances, the calculated value
Press “OK” to change the Display Period
may be a deficit or may be changed.
as follows :
- Power Failure (outdoor unit, indoor unit, wired
1 day (24h) / 1 Week (7 days) /
controller)
1 year (12 months)
- Communication Failure (outdoor unit ↔ indoor
unit ↔ wired controller)
Menu
- Modification of time
OK Back/Help ECO
(1) Select “Usage Amount Display” from the

Menu
Comparison
Press “ ” or “ ” to change the periods of
Room Name Registration comparison as follows:
Usage Amount Display 05
Simple Maintenance Display / “2 days before / 1 day before”
Menu
05 ↕
“1 day before / Today”
OK Back/Help “2 weeks ago / 1 week ago”
↕
“1 week ago / This week”
The Usage Amount Display setting screen “2 years ago / 1 year ago”
will be displayed. When the current time ↕
is not set, the time adjusting screen will be “1 year ago / This year”
automatically displayed.
Menu
OK Back/Help ECO
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Display Scale 9. Help Menu

Change the scale using “ ” or “ ”.
9.1 Help Menu
Menu
• The explanation of indicators on the LCD and
operations can be found in the “Help Menu”.
OK Back/Help ECO
The purpose of the “Help” function is to support
manual operation.
• More details are found below.
(1) Press “Back/Help”.

The “Help Menu” will be displayed.
Graph ↔ List Display
Press “ECO” to change the “Power
Consumption” display as follows: Menu
Help Menu
Current Setting
“Graph” ↔ “List” About Indication
OK Back/Help
About Operation
Power Consumption[wk]kWh 15:10(Fri) Troubleshooting
Menu Week 2w ago 1w ago Contact Information
Mon 470.0 460.0 01 Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Tue 350.0 320.0
OK Back/Help ECO Wed 270.0 255.0
/
02
Thu 200.0 180.0
Fri 370.0 360.0
This w Next Page OK yy ECO Grph
(2) Select the topic from the “Help Menu” by
pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”.
Menu
(5) Press “Back/Help” to return to the “Menu”

screen. OK Back/Help Help Menu
Current Setting
About Indication
Menu 15:10(Fri) About Operation
Menu
Room Name Registration Troubleshooting
Menu
Usage Amount Display 05 Contact Information
OK Back/Help
Simple Maintenance Display / Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
05 OK Back/Help
(3) To return to the normal mode,

press “Back/Help”.
Menu
OK Back/Help
NOTE:
If the “Menu” screen remains unchanged for
approximately 10 minutes, the screen will
automatically return to the normal mode.
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9.2 Current Setting Display List of indications for the “Current Setting”
This function displays the setting content of the ON/OFF
operating condition of the air conditioning and
Operation Mode
controller.
Each Type
Fan Speed
Setting 1
(1) Select “Current Setting” from the “Menu” and Louver
press “OK”.
Setting Temperature
Menu Air Conditioning / Ventilation Setting
OK Each Type Ventilation Mode

Back/Help Help Menu
Current Setting Setting 2 Date
About Indication
About Operation Room Name
Menu
Troubleshooting
Contact Information Main/Sub-Remote
OK
External Power Saving Control
Back/Help
Each Type Operation Mode /

Setting 3 Setting Temperature Priorities
(2) The “Current Setting” screen displays.
Press “ ” or “ ” to change to the indication Quick Mode
“page”. Simple Schedule
Menu Operation Schedule

Schedule Outdoor Unit Capacity Control Schedule
OK Back/Help
Intermittent Operation Control Schedule
Noise Reduction Schedule
Operation Mode
Lock Fan Speed

(3) Press “Back/Help” to return to the “Help Operation Louver
Menu”.
Setting Temperature
Press “Back/Help” again to return to the ON/OFF
normal mode.
Operation Mode
Central
Help Menu Fan Speed
Menu Current Setting
Control
About Indication Louver
OK About Operation
Back/Help
Troubleshooting Setting Temperature
Contact Information
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OPERATION MANUAL
9.3 Indicators on LCD 9.4 About Operation

This function is used for explaining each icon on This function is used to explain operations and
the LCD. operation methods.
(1) Select “About Indication” from the “Help (1) Select “About Operation” from the “Help
Menu” and press “OK”. Explanations of Menu” and press “OK”. A list of operation
indicators on the LCD will be displayed. functions will be displayed.
Menu
Menu
OK Help Menu
OK Back/Help Help Menu
Back/Help
Current Setting
Current Setting About Indication
About Indication About Operation
About Operation Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Menu
Menu Contact Information
Contact Information
Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn OK
OK Back/Help
Back/Help
(2) Select the operation functions from the list

(2) Press “ ” or “ ” to scroll the information up by pressing “ ” or “ ” and press “OK”. The
and down. explanation of the selected operation will be
displayed.
About Indication
Menu A/C : Air Conditioning Operation. Menu
VENTI : Ventilation Operation 01
UPDW : Grille has not been correctly
OK Back/Help
positioned. / OK Back/Help About Operation
: Operation mode is locked. 17
Standard Operation
FLTR : It is time to clean the Air Filter.
Power Saving Setting 01
Next Page Back Rtrn
Reset Filter Sign Time /
Menu
Cleaning Sign Reset 02
Schedule
(3) Press “Back/Help”. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
OK
The screen will return to the “Help Menu”. Back/Help
• To return to the normal mode,

press “Back/Help” again. (3) Press “ ” or “ ” to scroll the information up
and down.
Help Menu About Operation
Menu Standard Operation
ON/OFF 01
About Indication 1. Press the “ ” (ON/OFF) switch.
/
About Operation OK
OK Back/Help Back/Help The Run Indicator is turned ON during 02
Troubleshooting operation. The Run Indicator is
Contact Information turned OFF when operation stops.
Next Page Back Rtrn

The screen will return to the operation
function.
About Operation
Menu Standard Operation
Power Saving Setting 01
Reset Filter Sign Time /
OK Back/Help
Cleaning Sign Reset 02
Schedule

The screen will return to the “Help Menu”.
press “Back/Help” again.
Help Menu
About Indication
About Operation
OK Back/Help
Troubleshooting
Contact Information
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OPERATION MANUAL
9.5 Troubleshooting 9.6 Contact Information

This function is used to troubleshoot operating The screen will display “Contact Information” and
problems. the latest alarm code.
Make sure that the troubleshooting section is read
carefully before requesting repairs. (1) Select “Contact Information” from the “Help
Menu” and press “OK”. The “Contact
(1) Select “Troubleshooting” from the “Help Information” and the latest alarm code will be
Menu” and press “OK”. displayed along with contact information for
Menu service.
Help Menu
OK Back/Help Help Menu

Current Setting
Menu About Indication
Current Setting About Operation
About Indication Troubleshooting
OK Back/Help
About Operation Contact Information
Menu Troubleshooting
Contact Information
OK Back/Help
Menu

OK Back/Help
(2) A list of troubleshooting issues is displayed.
Select a problem from the list by pressing
“ ” or “ ” and press “OK”. The details of the

selected problem will be displayed.
Menu

OK Back/Help The screen will return to the “Help Menu”.


press “Back/Help” again.
Menu
Help Menu
OK Back/Help
About Indication
OK About Operation
Back/Help
Troubleshooting
(3) Press “ ” or “ ” to scroll the information up Contact Information
and down. Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn
Menu
OK Back/Help

The screen will return to the list of
“Troubleshooting”.
Menu

OK Back/Help


The screen will return to the “Help Menu”.
• To return to Normal Mode, press “Back/Help”
again.
Help Menu
About Indication
About Operation
OK Back/Help
Troubleshooting
Contact Information
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OPERATION MANUAL
10. Other Indications 10.1.2 Central Control
10.1 In Normal Condition • When remote control operation is restricted

(all functions)
10.1.1 Main / Sub Controller The central control “ ” will turn ON.
• The icon “MAIN” will be displayed as ON when If the remote control restriction is set from
the controller is set as MAIN. the central controller, the settings for “RUN”,
Use the main controller to set principal power “Operation Mode”, “Temperature Setting”,
saving. “Fan Speed”, and “Louver” will not be
When there is a single controller, the icon accessible from the controller.
“MAIN” will not display as ON.
• When remote control operation is restricted

(some functions)
• The icon “SUB” will display as ON when the The icon “ ” will display as ON.
controller is set as Sub. The function operation which is restricted from
The sub controller cannot set power saving the central controller cannot be set.
except for a part of the power saving function.
10.1.3 Priorities
• The icon “ SUB” will display as ON when the When only the Operation Mode or Operation
main controller is absent. Mode and Temperature Setting have setting
In this instance, it is possible that the control priorities (only when using the main controller).
with the power saving and the operation noise
reduction functions may not operate normally. The icon “Priority” will display as ON.
In this instance, the sub controller “Restrict” icon
will display as ON and the setting modifications
of the Operation Mode and Temperature Setting
from the sub controller will be restricted.
Main Controller
Sub Controller
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OPERATION MANUAL
10.1.4 External Power Saving Control Processing 10.1.7 Operation Control

During Outdoor Capacity Control setting in Power Activation
process of the central controller or outdoor unit • The icon “Preheating” will display as ON.
The icon “Ext. Sav” will display as ON. The compressor is preheating.
However, if the controller is set for indoor unit Because the unit cannot operate beyond four
rotation or intermittent operation control, the icon hours at a maximum, do not turn OFF the
will not display as ON. power of the outdoor unit in a Cooling/Heating
season.
Apply power to the outdoor unit(s) at least
12 hours prior to operation of the system for
preheating of the compressor oil.
10.1.5 Thermo-Controller
The fan speed is changed to “LOW” at the
thermo-controller actuation. However, the
indication is not changed. (It changes only in the
heating operation mode.) Activating in Hot Start (only for Heating Mode)
• The icon “HOT-START” will display as ON.
The icon “HOT-START” will turn OFF when the
10.1.6 Defrosting unit is not operating.
Only device using both Cooling/Heating
(included multi Cooling/Heating device
for building)
• When in Defrosting Operation

The icon “Defrost” will display as ON and the
indoor fan will turn OFF.
The unit will be situated so the air will blow
horizontally.
In an instance where the operation mode set by
• When Turning OFF Operation During Defrosting. the central station is different from the operation
The operation light will turn OFF but the mode of the outdoor unit
operation will continue and the defrosting will (when the outdoor unit is operating in a mode
stop when complete. other than heat/cool simultaneous operation.)
• The current operation mode and the message
“Other remote are in HEAT setting” will be
flashing.
Flashing
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OPERATION MANUAL
Setback Operation 10.2 In Abnormal Condition

While in setback operation, setpoint is
10.2.1 Abnormality
compensated and fan operates at “Low” speed.
During this time, “Setback” is displayed on the • The RUN indicator (red) flashing.
LCD. • The indoor unit number, the alarm code, the
model code and the connected number of
By default,
indoor units are displayed on the LCD.
Cooling: Setpoint +2.5°C
• If two or more indoor units are connected,
Heating: Setpoint -2.5°C the above functions for each indoor unit are
displayed one-by-one.
A/C Meeting Room
MODE SPEED LOUV. TEMP
Avoid
AUTO
10.2.2 Power Failure
Setback • All the indications are OFF.
LOUV. Adj. • Once the unit is stopped by power failure, the
unit will not be started again although power
“Setback aborted” will be displayed on the LCD recovers. Perform the starting procedures
again.
when Setback is aborted.
• If the power recovers within two seconds, the
unit will start again automatically.
A/C Meeting Room • When repeatedly trying connecting after a
MODE SPEED LOUV. TEMP power failure, turn OFF the indoor unit power
AUTO
Avoid
supply and turn it on again.
Setback aborted
LOUV. Adj.
10.2.3 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
There could be an instance where all the
indications are OFF and the unit is stopped.
NOTE: This can occur through activation of the micro
Advanced configuration is needed for the use of computer for the unit protection from the
setback operation and changing compensation Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).
for setback. Contact your distributor or dealer Perform the starting procedures again.
for detailed information.
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OPERATION MANUAL
11. Zone Control (5) Press “Back/Help” to save the settings and
return to the normal operation screen.
11.1 Fast Zone Control
Zone On/Off
(1) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “ZONE”. Menu
Item Setting
Living Room ON
A/C
OK Back/Help Master Room ON 01
Menu MODE SPEED ZONE TEMP
Guest Room ON /
1 4 7
AUTO 2 5 8
Study Room OFF 02
OK 3 6 A Kitchen Room OFF
Back/Help Menu
Sel. Adj. Back Rtrn
SPEED TEMP Z/Sel. OK Adj.

OK Back/Help
Zone On/Off
Item Setting
(2) Press “ ” or “ ” and select the zone Menu
Zone6 OFF
Zone7 OFF 02
directly. Press “OK” to turn on or off the
Zone8 OFF /
zone. Once the zone is selected, zone name OK Back/Help 02
will be displayed on the top of the normal
operation screen. Sel. Adj. Back Rtrn
Menu
OK Back/Help A/C Living Room 11.3 Master/Slave Zone Controllers Operation

AUTO
1 4 7 Any operation on master zone controller will be
synchronized in slave zone controller, and vice
2 5 8
3 6 A
Menu
versa. But the zone names are not synchronized
OK SPEED TEMP Z/Sel. OK Adj.
between two controllers.
Back/Help
(3) Press “ ” or “ ” and move to “SPEED”

or “TEMP”. Then all zones status can be
displayed clearly.
NOTES:
• The icon “ 1 ” indicates zone 1 is ON.
• The icon “ 4 ” indicates zone 4 is OFF.
• The icon “ A ” indicates all zones are selected.
• Depending on the zoning system configuration,
when “A” is selected to turn off all zones,
maybe some zones can’t be turned off.
11.2 Normal Zone Control

(1) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “ZONE”.
Menu
OK Back/Help A/C

1 4 7
AUTO 2 5 8
3 6 A
Menu
OK Back/Help SPEED TEMP Z/Sel. OK Adj.
(2) If no zone is selected, press “OK”. The “Zone

On/Off”screen displays.
(3) Press “ ” or “ ” and select zone.
(4) Press “ ” or “ ” and select “ON” or “OFF”
to turn on or off each zone.
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customers. The information contained in this catalog is merely informative. Hitachi - Johnson Controls declines any responsibility in the broadest sense, for
damage, direct or indirect, arising from the use and / or interpretation of the recommendations in this document.
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Operation

HITACHI Zoning System

Zone Interface Box (ZIB) Connected

A/C Meeting Room FLTR

READ AND UNDERSTAND

● We pursues a policy of continuing improvement in design and performance of products.

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DANGER : DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

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NOTICE : NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal injury.

NOTE : NOTE is useful information for operation and/or maintenance.

● Do not perform installation work and electrical wiring connection by yourself.

2. Button Names and Functions

On/Off Button Back/Help Button

Zone Controller Functionality Overview

Damper (field supplied)

Zone Interface Box

Outlet (field supplied)

Zone Name Indicator Zone Control Indicator

A/C Living Room

SPEED TEMP Z/Sel. OK Adj.

3. Operation Method <Before Operation>

(1) Turn ON the power supply.

3.2 Operation Mode

* Air Flow Operation (FAN): COOL

The recommended temperature set-point is as

3.3 Automatic Cooling/Heating Operation 4. Setting Method

mode changes are as follows.

Advanced configuration is needed for the use

changing AUTO COOL/HEAT temperature.

4.2 Fan Speed 4.3 Louver Swing Direction

HIGH 2 LCD Indication COOL, DRY HEAT, FAN

5. Operation 6. Operation Lock

(1) To set the operation lock, press “ ” and

The indoor unit fan may continue to operate for

7. Power Saving Guidance NOTES:

• Detailed Setting: Menu

Press “ ” or “ ” and select “Detailed Setting”.

screen will be displayed.

OK Back/Help ECO The icon “Sav : HIG” is

8. Menu Operation 8.2 Simple Timer Operation

If a function with “ ” is selected from the “Menu”,

OK Operation Schedule / NOTE:

OK Back/Help Simple Timer 15:10(Fri)

approximately 10 minutes, the screen will Menu

automatically return to normal mode.

NOTES: 8.3 Reset Filter Sign Time

(4) Press “OK” to finish the “Simple Timer” Menu

SEL. OK ENT. RTN.

OK Back/Help Reset Filter Sign Time

Menu Filter Usage Time : 120h

Sel. OK Entr Back Rtrn

Menu Weekly Schedule Setting 15:10(Fri)

Menu SEL. OK ENT. RTN.

OK Back/Help Schedule Timer 15:10(Fri)

The figure shows the following

OK “ ” will be indicated when the

SEL. OK ENT. RTN.

(2) Select “Holiday Setting” by pressing “ ” or 8.4.3 Schedule ON/OFF Setting

OK Back/Help Menu 15:10(Fri)