AERMEC REMOTE HANDSET User manual

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User manual
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REMOTE HANDSET
21.05 - 5390016_00

All specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Although every effort has been made to
ensure accuracy, Aermec shall not be held liable for any errors or omissions.
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing an AERMEC product. It is the fruit of many years of experience and special
design studies and has been made of the highest grade materials and with cutting edge technology.
In addition, all our products bear the EC mark indicating that they meet the requirements of the
European Machine Directive regarding safety. The quality level is being constantly monitored, so
AERMEC products are synonymous with Safety, Quality and Reliability.
The data may undergo modifications considered necessary for the improvement of the
product, at any time and without the obligation for any notice thereof.
Thank you once again.
AERMEC S.p.A
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wastes throughout the EU.
To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled disposal
of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), please return the device using
appropriate collection systems, or contact the retailer where the product was purchased.
Please contact your local authority for further details.
Illegal dumping of the product by the user entails the application of administrative
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INFORMATION FOR USER
This device is universal.
By pressing a key for a function that is not available, the unit will not change the operating status.
Never install the device in a damp area and do not expose it to direct sunlight.
Do not bump, throw or disassemble the device frequently.
Never use the device with wet hands.
Carefully read the manual before using and installing the device.

REMOTE CONTROL.................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE........................................................................................................................................................................8
REMOTE CONTROL.................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
SWITCHING THE UNIT ON OR OFF...................................................................................................................................................................................8
DEFINING THE OPERATING SETPOINT..........................................................................................................................................................................8
SELECTING AN OPERATING MODE..................................................................................................................................................................................9
SETTING THE VENTILATION SPEED ..............................................................................................................................................................................10
SETTING THE VERTICAL MOTORISED DELIVERY FIN SWING UP&DOWN................................................................................................... 11
SETTING THE HORIZONTAL MOTORISED DELIVERY FIN SWING LEFT&RIGHT.........................................................................................11
SETTING OR CANCELLING A PROGRAMMED SWITCHON TIMER ON ........................................................................................................12
SETTING OR CANCELLING A PROGRAMMED SWITCHOFF TIMER OFF.....................................................................................................12
ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING THE PROLONGED VENTILATION XFAN FUNCTION............................................................................... 13
LIGHT FUNCTION  ENABLING/DISABLING THE INDOOR UNIT DISPLAY ..................................................................................................... 13
ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING THE NIGHTTIME COMFORT FUNCTION........................................................................................................14
ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING THE WIFI FUNCTION ONLY WITH WIFI DEVICE INSTALLED ............................................................15
SETTING OR DISABLING THE BUTTON LOCK............................................................................................................................................................15
SETTING THE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT......................................................................................................................................................................16
ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING THE ENERGY SAVING FUNCTION.................................................................................................................16
COOLING MODE...................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
HEATING MODE....................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
REPLACING THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES.....................................................................................................................................................18
INDEX
COMPANY CERTIFICATIONS
SAFETY CERTIFICATIONS

F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi
4
6
8
10
12
1
3
5
7
9
2
2
11
13 14
15
16
17
6
• Some of the buttons of the remote control are not used
for this air conditioner, and are therefore not described in
these instructions. The pressing of these buttons will not
affect the operation of the air conditioner.
• Check there are no obstructions between the receiver and
the remote control.
• The maximum distance between the IR receiver and the
remote control for ensuring a good signal is 8 metres.
• Position the remote control at least 1 metre away from TVs,
radios, stereos, etc.;there may be some audio and video
interference.
• Do not drop or throw the remote control.
• Do not let liquids enter the remote control, and do not
leave it in direct sunlight or in hot places.
• When the indoor unit is powered, it will emit a sound
and the operating indicator will be activated. The air
conditioner can now be used, with the aid of the remote
control.
• When the remote control sends a signal, the symbol ,
appears on the display and the indoor unit receiver emits a
sound to confirm reception of the signal.
Index Function of the button:
1Switches the unit on or off
2
Increases or decreases the value of the
active function:
• Temperature
• Time
• ON timer
• OFF timer
3Selects the operating mode
4Sets the ventilation speed
5Activates or deactivates cooling mode
6Activates or deactivates heating mode
7Sets the operation of the motorised air
delivery fin (vertical swing)
8Sets the operation of the motorised air
delivery fin (horizontal swing)
9Activates or deactivates the QUIET
function
10
Activates or deactivates the SLEEP function
(this function is applicable to cooling
and heating mode); once activated, this
function will control the unit in order to
maintain an ideal temperature (which is
automatically calculated and cannot be set)
11
The indoor unit display shows the
temperature set-point and the room or
outside air temperature
12 Activates or deactivates the WIFI card
13 Activates or deactivates the TIMER mode
14 Activates or deactivates the X-FAN function
15 Activates or deactivates the energy saving
function SE
16 Liquid crystal display
17 IR transmitter
REMOTE CONTROL

F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi
7
Icons available on the remote control display
Index Function represented by the icon:
Indicates that AUTOMATIC mode is
active
Indicates that COOLING mode is active
Indicates that DEHUMIDIFICATION mode
is active
Indicates that VENTILATION mode is
active
Indicates that HEATING mode is active
Indicates the current ventilation speed
Indicates that the setting has been
transmitted to the receiver on the indoor
unit
Indicates the battery charge level
Indicates that the WIFI function is active
Indicates that all display keys are locked
/ Indicates the unit of measurement for
the temperature set-points (°F or °C)
Indicates the temperature set as a
working set in the various modes
Indicates the system time, or the ON and
OFF timers
Indicates the system time, or the ON and
OFF timers
FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE
Indicates the status of the horizontal
SWING function
Indicates the status of the vertical SWING
function
Indicates that the TURBO function is
active (the fan speed is forced by this
function)
FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE
Indicates that the prolonged ventilation
function is active X-FAN
Indicates that the SLEEP function is
active
FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE
FUNCTION NOT AVAILABLE

8
FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE
REMOTE CONTROL
Switching on
All the operating modes (except automatic) require a
target ambient air temperature value; this is called the
operating set-point.
If the unit is on (and automatic mode is not selected),
press the or button to decrease or increase the
working set-point. The set-point value is displayed in
the central part of the remote control display.
Defining the operating set-point
F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi
F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi
By pressing the ON/OFF button it is possible to switch
the unit on or off. When off, some information is still
displayed on the remote control: the operating set-
point of the last operating mode used, and switch on
timers programmed (ON) and any icons tied to the
function active during the last switch on of the unit
(enabling the display of the indoor unit, etc.) Once
switched on the unit uses the settings selected during
the last operating session.
SWITCHING THE UNIT ON OR OFF
DEFINING THE OPERATING SETPOINT

9
If the unit is on, press the MODE button to pass from
one operating mode to the next, in the sequence
shown below. COOL, HEAT and FAN modes can also be
selected via the dedicated buttons (refer to the specific
paragraphs in this manual).
Selecting an operating mode
F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi
SELECTING AN OPERATING MODE
DRY FAN HEATCOOLAUTO
The various operating modes have different features
and ranges:
• AUTOMATIC mode (AUTO): in this mode, the
remote control does not display any set-point value.
In AUTO mode the unit will automatically set the
temperature while the fan speed and the air outlet
angle can be adjusted
• COOLING mode (COOL) : in this mode the user
must set the operating set-point and a fan speed;
if the room temperature is higher than the set
value (which can be seen on the display), the air
conditioner will continue to cool the air until the
room temperature reaches the set-point value.
• DEHUMIDIFICATION mode (DRY): in this mode the
user must set the operating set-point but not the fan
speed (which remains fixed at minimum); if the room
temperature is higher than the set value (which
can be seen on the display), the air conditioner
will continue to dehumidify the air until the room
temperature reaches the set-point value.
• VENTILATION mode (FAN): in this mode the user
must only set the fan speed. This mode provides no
heating or cooling, using only the internal fan to
ventilate the room.
• HEATING mode (HEAT): in this mode the user must
set the operating set-point and a fan speed; if the
room temperature is lower than the set value (which
can be seen on the display), the air conditioner will
continue to heat the air until the room temperature
reaches the set-point value.
WARNING
To prevent cold air jets in heating mode, the
indoor unit will delay its operation for about 1-5
minutes (the actual delay time will depend on the
room temperature measured).

10
Press the FAN button to modify the fan speed. In DRY
mode (dehumidification), the fan will automatically
change to the minimum speed.
NOTE
• The Turbo FUNCTION is not available in DRY
or AUTO mode.
• Automatically activates QUIET speed when
the suspension function starts up.
• The unit works at low speed in DRY and AUTO
mode (the speed cannot be adjusted).
• In AUTO mode, the air conditioner will
automatically select the appropriate speed on
the basis of the room temperature.
AUTO
Automatic
Minimum speed
Medium speed
High speed
Turbo
AUTO
SETTING THE VENTILATION SPEED
Setting the ventilation speed
F
A
N
M
O
D
E
ON/OFF
SAVE
HEATCOOL
TIMERQUIET
SLEEP
LIGHT
X-FAN
E-HEATER
WiFi