Airzone ZBS series User manual

1
User´s Manual
FrançaisFrançais
English
MESCA does not support supplemental duct based heating element use in combination with Airzone product applications
MESCA n’offrira aucune assistance technique pour tout ajout d’éléments électriques chauffants dans les conduits autre que Mitsubishi Électrique pour des installations avec des produits Airzone

3
EN
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Warnings and environmental policy....................................................................................................................................................................................4
Warnings ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Environmental policy ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Airzone Interfaces........................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Airzone Blueface ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Airzone Think...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Airzone Lite ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Blueface Thermostat ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Main Screen Display..............................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Screensaver ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Basic Use of the Blueface Thermostat............................................................................................................................................................................7
Adjusting the temperature ..........................................................................................................................................................................................7
Operation Mode...............................................................................................................................................................................................................8
User Mode...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Airflow..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Local Ventilation...............................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Advanced use of the Blueface Thermostat..................................................................................................................................................................9
Time Schedule...................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Zone Navigation............................................................................................................................................................................................................10
User Settings...................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Zone Settings .................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Warnings and errors ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Warnings .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Errors.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Think Thermostat......................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Main Screen Display...........................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Screensaver ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
Basic use of the Think Thermostat ...............................................................................................................................................................................14
Adjusting the temperature .......................................................................................................................................................................................14
Battery replacement....................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Advanced use of the Think Thermostat.....................................................................................................................................................................15
Setting Parameters.......................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Warnings and errors ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Warnings .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Errors..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Lite Thermostat .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Use of the Lite Thermostat..............................................................................................................................................................................................18
Adjusting the temperature .......................................................................................................................................................................................18
Battery replacement....................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Warnings and errors ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Errors.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

4
E
N
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
WARNINGS AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
WARNINGS
For your security, and to protect the devices, follow these instructions:
xDo not manipulate the system with wet or damp hands.
xDisconnect the power supply before making any connections.
xTake care not to cause a short circuit in any of the system connections.
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
Do not dispose of this equipment in the household waste. Electrical and electronic
equipment contain substances that may damage the environment if they are not handled
appropriately. The symbol of a crossed-out waste bin indicates that electrical equipment
should be collected separately from other urban waste. For correct environmental
management, it must be taken to the collection centres provided for this purpose, at the end
of its useful life.
The equipment components may be recycled. Act in accordance with current regulations on
environmental protection.
If you replace it with other equipment, you must return it to the distributor or take it to a
specialized collection centre.
Those breaking the law or by-laws will be subject to such fines and measures as are laid down
in environmental protection legislation.

5
EN
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
AIRZONE INTERFACES
Airzone thermostats control the air conditioning and boost the energy efficiency of the AC unit.
Both main and zone thermostats can be easily configured. From the main thermostat you can select the available operation
modes, define the user mode or select the airflow control of the unit.
AIRZONE BLUEFACE
controlling the zone.
xControl of set point temperature. Displayed in increments of 0.5 C/1 F.
xConfigurable set point range for Cooling and Heating.
xRoom temperature and relative humidity reading.
xOperation mode, User mode and Airflow control.
xTimer function.
xZone navigation.
xTime schedules.
xConfigurable as main or zone thermostat.
AIRZONE THINK
Low-energy E-ink interface for controlling the zone through capacitive buttons.
xControl of set point temperature. Displayed in increments of 0.5 C/1 F.
xConfigurable set point range for Cooling and Heating.
xRoom temperature and relative humidity sensing.
xTimer function.
xMain zone navigation (Only available if there is no Blueface Thermostat
available).
AIRZONE LITE
Interface for controlling the zone through capacitive buttons.
xOn/Off button.
xAllows adjustment of the base set point temperature in increments of
± 1 C/2 F up to a limit of ± 3 C/6 F.
xRoom temperature and relative humidity sensing.

6
E
N
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
BLUEFACE THERMOSTAT
MAIN SCREEN DISPLAY
Operation Mode. Displays the current mode of temperature control: Cool, Heat, Auto and Emergency Heat (depending on the
installation). Direct expansion systems include Dry mode.
User Mode. Allows to quickly change the configuration of the system with preloaded settings adapted to daily situations: Eco,
Vacation, Stop, Comfort, Unoccupied or Night time.
Airflow. Depending on the installation, regulates the airflow quantity. Available options: Silence, Standard, Power.
Current Zone/Zone Navigation Menu. Displays the current zone and allows access to zone navigation menu.
Current Room Temperature. Displays the current room temperature where the thermostat is located.
Note: The range of measured room temperature goes from 10
0
C/50
0
F to 35
5
C/90
0
F, if the room temperature is out of these
limits, the temperature will be displayed as < 10
0
C/50
0
F or > 35
5
C/90
0
F.
Relative Humidity. Displays the relative humidity of the zone.
Current Set Point Temperature. The programmed temperature for a zone. Press the set point temperature to switch between
heating and cooling set points. Press + or - to manually adjust the set point temperature by increments of ± 0.5 C/1 F.
Zone Demand. This icon only will be displayed if the zone is actively cooling or heating the space.
Local Ventilation. Allows the activation or deactivation of the fan in the selected zone when the system is no longer actively
cooling or heating the zones.
Note: Press the Local Ventilation icon to change its value.
Time Schedule Programming. This menu enables to program the system and to activate/deactivate time schedules.
User Settings. This parameter controls several functions such as the language, screen brightness, etc.
Zone Settings:
Timer. Automatically switches off the zone after 30, 60 or 90 minutes.
Heating stages*. Select the stage to be controlled in heating and cooling: Air, Radiant or Air+Radiant.
Lite Settings. Available when navigating to a wired Lite Thermostat from a Blueface Thermostat.
*Note: Available for some types of installations and system configurations.
Airflow
Current zone/ Zone
navigation menu
Current Set Point
On/Off
Operation mode
Zone demand
Current Room
Temperature/
Relative humidity
User mode
Local ventilation
Time schedule
programming
Zone settings
User settings

7
EN
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
SCREENSAVER
The screensaver activates after about 10 seconds of inactivity, displaying the following information:
Time and Date. This information can be edited from the user settings menu.
Weather Information. The screen will only display the weather information after setting the location of the Airzone ZBS
Cloud Webserver on the Airzonecloud app.
Current Zone. Displays the current zone.
Current Room Temperature. Displays the current (measured) temperature where the thermostat is located.
Relative Humidity. Displays the humidity of the zone.
Operation Mode. Displays the current operation mode of the system.
On/Off. Switches On/Off the zone.
Touch the screen of the interface to go from the screensaver to the home screen.
BASIC USE OF THE BLUEFACE THERMOSTAT
Adjusting the temperature
On/Off. Press to switch on/off the zone.
Temperature Control. Displays the current set point temperature. Adjust the set point temperature on the Blueface
Thermostat following the next instructions:
Press the set point temperature to switch between heating and cooling set points. Press + or - to manually adjust by
increments of 0.5 C/1 F.
The permitted temperature range is:
xHeating mode: 15 C/59 F 29 C/84 F.
xCooling mode: 18 C/64 F 30 C/86 F.
There is a minimum difference allowed between heating and cooling set point temperatures. The system will prevent
setting a temperature within the protection range.
Time and date
Current zone
Relative humidity
On/Off
Operation mode
Current room
temperature
Weather
information

8
E
N
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
Operation Mode.
To change the Operation Mode from the Home Screen, press the Operation Mode icon and select the desired operation mode:
Cool. In this mode, the conditioning unit will start a cooling cycle any time that any zone is in cool demand (TSet-Point < T room).
Heat. Enables the heating cycle whenever a zone is in heating demand (TSet-Point > T room).
Auto. The Auto mode allows automatic switching between cool and heat, depending on the global demand.
Dry. Only available in direct expansion systems. The system works in dry mode, refreshing the zone (reducing the humidity)
when any of the zones is generating demand (TSet-Point < T room).
Note: Dry mode decreases humidity in the room by entering the dehumidification cooling cycle.
Emergency Heat. This mode activates the Auxiliary Heat to provide heated air in case of a mechanical failure in the system.
Note: This mode is only visible when the installation includes an auxiliary heating device.
User Mode
To change the User Mode from the Home Screen, press the User Mode icon and select the desired mode:
Comfort. Default and standard user mode. The desired set point temperature can be selected using the predefined
temperature ranges.
Eco. The range of available set point temperatures change for more efficient operation.
Night time. The system automatically changes the set point temperature 0.5 C/1 F every 30 minutes in up to 4 increments
of 2 C/4 F in 2 hours. When cooling, the system increases the set point temperature; when heating, the system decreases
the set point temperature.
Unoccupied. To be used when there is no presence detected for short periods of time. A more efficient set point
temperature will be set. If the thermostat is activated, the zone will start running in comfort mode.
Vacation. This mode feature saves energy while the user is away for extended periods of time.
Stop. The air-conditioning system will remain switched off regardless of the demand status of any zone, all the motorized
dampers will remain opened.
Airflow
Select the control algorithm that best fits the installation. The available options are:
Silence. The fan speed is lower than in standard mode to reduce the noise.
Standard. Default setting. The system automatically regulates the fan speed based on the number of zones calling for
cooling or heating.
Power. The fan speed is higher than in standard mode to increase the flow.
Local Ventilation
This option enables the activation or deactivation of the ventilation in the selected zone when the system is not actively
cooling or heating any of the zones.

9
EN
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
ADVANCED USE OF THE BLUEFACE THERMOSTAT
Time Schedule
Access the time schedules menu by pressing the time schedule icon. Press on the days to access to the available schedules.
and follow the next steps:
1. Change the name of the schedule by pressing and holding on it.
2. Select the zone/zones where the schedule applies.
3. Select the desired days of the week.
4. Select the type of time schedule to apply. There are three types of schedules:
User Mode: Allows to choose the user mode and ventilation of the selected zones.
Temperature: Allows to choose the temperature of the zone for cooling and heating mode.
On/Off: Turns on and off the zone.
5. Once the type of schedule is selected, select the time to start the schedule.
6. Finally, press the right arrow icon > to access to the summary of the schedule and confirm or go back if it is necessary
to modify any parameter.
Note: The schedules will activate when pressing the confirm button.
To activate/deactivate or modify a schedule, press the desired schedule to access the edit setting and then press the On/Off
selector or parameters to modify. Press and hold on any schedule to see all the available settings:
Edit: Changes the name of a schedule.
To edit the name of a schedule, press and hold the name of the zone to access the name editor. Then, change the name.
Keep in mind: If a wireless zone is renamed, the name will be displayed in the wireless thermostat after 5 minutes of
inactivity or after the first touch, whichever occurs first.
Delete: Deletes an existing schedule.
Copy: Copies a schedule to apply it in any other zone.
Confirm
Select zone
On/Off of the zone
User mode
Temperature
Select time
Name of the
schedule
Days of the week

10
E
N
EN
FR
IT
PT
DE
Zone Navigation
From the main screen press on the name of the zone, a list with all the zones and their status will be displayed. This screen
enables the control of all the zones at the same time or individually, it is also possible to switch on/off the zones from this
screen, press < and > to see the rest of the zones.
them.
to all the parameters of the zone and control them from your thermostat. When the system
detects a temperature error on a specific zone, the zone displays the error code instead of the room temperature (see section
Warnings and errors ).
User Settings
These settings control and edit all the basic functionalities. Touch once to display the shortcuts. Press on each icon to access
the parameters.
Language. Select the language.
Brightness. Adjust the brightness, and enable or disable the screen brightness when the screen saver is active.
Date and time. Press on the clock to set the time and the format type (12 or 24 hours). Press on the calendar to set the
date. Installations with webserver enable automatic time change.
Information. This parameter provides information on:
xZone: firmware, zone, association, actuator or status of the communications.
xSystem: firmware, settings and information about the system controllers.
xDevices: It displays the elements connected to the system.
xWebserver (Only for system 1 Main thermostat): firmware, IP address, gateway, MAC and PIN.
xWarnings and errors on system.
Clean screen: Select this option to clean the screen. The touch screen will lock for a few seconds.
Turn on/off
all the zones
On/Off of the zone
Room temperature
of the zone
Set-point temperature
of the zone
Access to all the zones
Access to the zone