Daikin DCM601A51 User manual

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User’s Manual

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Safety Precautions
Read the safety precautions attentively for the correct use of the product.
To gain full advantage of the air conditioner’s functions and to avoid malfunction due to mishandling,
we recommend that you read this instruction manual carefully before use.
This air conditioner is classied under “appliances not accessible to the general public”.
• The Safety Precautions described herein are classied as WARNING and CAUTION.
They both contain important information regarding safety. Be sure to observe all precautions
without fail.
WARNING Failure to follow these instructions properly may result in personal injury
or loss of life.
CAUTION
Failure to observe these instructions properly may result in property dam-
age or personal injury,
which may be serious depending on the circumstances.
After reading, keep this manual in a convenient place so that you can refer to it whenever
necessary. If the equipment is transferred to a new user, be sure also to hand over the manual.
■About intelligent Touch Manager
WARNING
•Do not modify, or repair the product by yourself.
This may result in electric shocks or re.
Consult your Daikin dealer.
•Do not use ammable materials (e.g., hairspray or insecticide) near the product.
Do not clean the product with benzene, paint thinner, and the like.
This may cause crack damage to the product, electric shocks, or re.
•Do not install the product by yourself.
Improper installation may result in electric shocks or re.
Consult your Daikin dealer.
•Do not relocate or reinstall the product by yourself.
Improper installation may result in electric shocks or re.
Consult your Daikin dealer.
•This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
•Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appli-
ance.

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CAUTION
•Do not play with the unit or intelligent Touch Manager.
Accidental operation by a child may result in impairment of bodily functions and harm health.
•Never disassemble intelligent Touch Manager.
Touching the interior parts may result in electric shocks or re.
Consult your Daikin dealer or authorized contractor for internal inspections and adjustments.
•Do not operate with wet hands.
Doing so may result in electric shocks.
•Do not wash the intelligent Touch Manager.
Doing so may cause leakage and/or short-circuit and result in electric shocks or re.
•Never touch the internal parts of the intelligent Touch Manager.
Do not remove the front panel. Touching certain internal parts will cause electric shocks and
damage to the unit. Please consult your Daikin dealer about checking and adjustment of inter-
nal parts.
•Do not install intelligent Touch Manager where there is a risk of moisture.
If moist gets into the product, there is a risk of causing damage to internal electronic compo-
nents in addition to electric shocks.
•Ensure that the intelligent Touch Manager is not exposed to direct sunlight.
This will cause discoloration of the LCD display with resulting loss of readability.
•Do not wipe the controller panel with benzene or other organic solvent.
This will cause discolouration and/or peeling. If the panel needs cleaning, use a damp cloth
with some water-diluted neutral detergent. Wipe with a dry cloth afterwards.
•Never operate the controller buttons with hard, pointed objects.
This may result in remote controller damage.
•Do not pull or twist the controller cord.
This may cause malfunctioning.
•Before cleaning, be sure to stop the operation and turn the power supply breaker
off.
Failure to do so may result in electric shocks or injury.
■Indoor Unit and Outdoor Unit
WARNING
•Be aware that prolonged, direct exposure to cool or warm air from the air condi-
tioner, or to air that is too cool or too warm.
It can be harmful to your physical condition and health.

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WARNING
•Do not place objects, including rods, your ngers, etc., in the air inlet or outlet.
Failure to do so may result in injury due to contact with the air conditioner’s high speed fan
blades.
•Do not use the product in atmospheres contaminated with oil vapor, such as
cooking oil or machine oil vapor.
Using the product in such places may result in crack damage, electric shocks, or re.
•Do not use the product in places with excessive oily smoke, such as cooking
rooms, or in places with ammable gas, corrosive gas, or metal dust.
Using the product in such places may cause re or product failure.
•Beware of re in case of refrigerant leakage.
The refrigerant within the air conditioner is safe and normally does not leak. However, in the event
of a leakage, contact with a naked burner, heater, or cooker may result in generation of noxious
gas. Turn off the object concerned, and ventilate the room, and contact your Daikin dealer.
Do not use the air conditioner until a qualied service person conrms that the leakage has
been repaired.
•Do not operate the air conditioner when using a room fumigation type insecti-
cide.
Fumigation chemicals deposited in the unit could endanger the health of those who are hyper-
sensitive to such chemicals.
•In the case of using a load breaker provided with a fuse, make sure the capacity
of the fuse is correct.
Using an ordinary conductive wire may cause failure or re.
•Do not start or stop operating the air conditioner with the power supply breaker.
Doing so may cause re or water leakage.
Furthermore, the fan will rotate abruptly if power failure compensation is enabled, which may
result in injury.
•Do not attach accessories by yourself.
Be sure to use only accessories specied by the manufacturer.
Improper installation may result in water leakage, electric shocks, or re.
Consult your Daikin dealer.
•Be sure to earth the unit.
Imperfect earthing may result in electric shocks or re.
Do not earth the unit to a utility pipe, lightning conductor, or telephone earth.

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WARNING
•Be sure to install an earth leakage breaker.
Failure to install an earth leakage breaker may result in electric shocks or re.
•When the air conditioner is malfunctioning (giving off a burning odour, etc.), turn
off the power.
Continued operation under such circumstances may result in failure, electric shocks, or re.
Contact your Daikin dealer.
•Consult your Daikin dealer if the air conditioner submerges owing to a natural
disaster, such as a ood or typhoon.
Do not operate the air conditioner. Otherwise, this may result in failure, electric shocks, or re.
•Be sure to use a dedicated power supply for the air conditioner.
Using any other power supply may cause heat generation, re, or product failure.
•Consult your Daikin dealer regarding what to do in case of refrigerant leakage.
Leaked refrigerant exceeding the concentration limit may lead to oxygen depletion.
Note that when the air conditioner is to be installed in a small room, it is necessary to take
proper measures so that the amount of any leaked refrigerant does not exceed the concentra-
tion limit in the event of a leakage.
CAUTION
•Do not use the air conditioner for purposes other than those for which it is
intended.
Do not use the air conditioner for cooling precision instruments, food, plants, animals, or works
of art as this may adversely affect the performance, quality and/or longevity of the object con-
cerned.
•Do not remove the outdoor unit’s fan guard.
Failure to do so may result in injury due to contact with the unit’s high speed fan blades.
•After prolonged use, check the unit stand and its mounts for damage.
If left in a damaged condition, the unit may fall and cause injury.
• Do not allow a child to mount on the outdoor unit or avoid placing any object on it.
Falling or tumbling may result in injury.
•Do not block air inlets or outlets.
Impaired airow may result in insufcient performance or failure.
•Do not let children play on or around the outdoor unit.
If they touch the unit carelessly, injury may be caused.

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CAUTION
•Do not touch the air inlet or aluminium ns of the outdoor unit.
Doing so may result in injury.
•Do not place objects that are susceptible to moisture directly beneath the indoor
or outdoor unit.
Under certain conditions, condensation on the main unit or refrigerant pipes, air lter dirt or
drain blockage may cause dripping, resulting in fouling or failure of the object concerned.
•Do not place appliances that produce naked ames in places exposed to the
airow from the unit.
Doing so may impair combustion of the burner.
•Do not place heaters directly below or near the indoor unit.
The resulting heat can cause deformation of the inlet grille.
•Be sure that children, plants, or animals are not exposed directly to airow from
the unit, as adverse effects may ensue.
•Do not put ammable containers, such as spray cans, within 1 m from the air
outlet.
The containers may explode because the warm airow from the indoor or outdoor unit will
affect them.
•Do not touch the motor parts at the time of lter replacement.
The motor in operation is at high temperature and may cause burn.
•Turn off the main power switch when the air conditioner is not to be used for
prolonged periods.
When the main power switch is left on, some electrical power (watts) is still consumed even if
the air conditioner is not operating. Therefore, switch off the main power switch to save energy.
When resuming operation, to ensure smooth running, turn on the main power switch 6 hours
before operating the air conditioner again.
•Do not install the air conditioner at any place where there is a danger of amma-
ble gas leakage.
In the event of a gas leakage, build-up of gas near the air conditioner may result in re.
•Do not sit or stand on any unstable base at the time of operating or maintaining
the air conditioner.
The base may topple and this can result in injury.
•Do not operate with the control panel lid open.
If water gets inside the panel, it may result in equipment failure or electric shock.

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CAUTION
•Do not place objects in direct proximity of the outdoor unit and do not let leaves
and other debris accumulate around the outdoor unit.
Leaves are a hotbed for small animals which can enter the unit. Once in the unit, such animals
can cause failure, smoke, or re when making contact with electrical parts.
•Do not place water containers (ower vases, etc.) on the indoor or outdoor unit.
Doing so may cause leakage and/or short circuit and result in electric shocks or re.
•Do not wash the air conditioner with water.
Doing so may cause leakage and/or short circuit and result in electric shocks or re.
•To avoid oxygen depletion, ensure that the room is adequately ventilated if
equipment such as a burner is used together with the air conditioner.
•Perform ventilation from time to time.
Insufcient ventilation may result in oxygen deciency.
Be careful when using the air conditioner with other heating equipment.
•Do not wash the interior of the indoor and outdoor units by yourself,
Always consult your Daikin dealer.
The use of an incorrect washing method or incorrect detergent may damage the resin parts or
cause water leakage.
Moreover, failure, smoke generation, or ignition may result if the electric parts or motor is wet
with detergent.
•Watch your steps at the time of air lter cleaning or inspection.
When high-place work is required, pay utmost attention. If the scaffold is unstable, you may fall
or tumble and this can result in injury.
•Arrange the drain to ensure complete drainage.
If proper drainage from the outdoor drain pipe does not occur during air conditioner operation,
this may cause water leakage from the indoor unit and result in stain or failure.

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CAUTION
•Install the air conditioner in a well-ventilated place that is free of obstructions.
• Do not use the air conditioner in the following kinds of places:
a. Where there is considerable use of mineral oil such as cutting oil
b. Where there is much salt such as a beach area
c. Where there is sulphur gas such as in a hot-spring resort
d. Where there are considerable voltage uctuations such as a factory
e. Where there are motor vehicles or marine vessels
f . Where there is considerable atmospheric oil such as in cooking areas
g. Where there are machines generating electromagnetic radiation
h. Where the air contains acidic or alkaline steam or vapour
•Protection against snow
For details, consult your dealer.
•Also pay attention to operating noise.
• Select the following kinds of location:
a. A place that can sufciently withstand the weight of the air conditioner with less running
noises and vibrations.
b. A place where warm airow from the air outlet of the outdoor unit and operating noise do not
cause a nuisance to neighbours.
• Be sure there are no obstructions near the air outlet of the outdoor unit.
Obstructions may result in poor performance and increased operating noise.
• If abnormal noises occur, ask your dealer for advice.

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Contents
Safety Precautions .........................................................................1
System Overview..........................................................................13
1. About the iTM (intelligent Touch Manager)....................................................13
1-1 Main Features................................................................................................................... 13
1-2 System Conguration ....................................................................................................... 14
1-3 What is a Management Point/Area? ................................................................................. 15
• What is a management point? ...................................................................................... 15
• What is an area?........................................................................................................... 15
1-4 Touch Panel Operation Method ........................................................................................ 17
1-5 Dialog Operation............................................................................................................... 21
• Text /Password input dialog operation .......................................................................... 21
• Time input dialog operation........................................................................................... 24
• Numerical input dialog operation .................................................................................. 25
Quick Reference ...........................................................................27
2. Simple Operations ...........................................................................................27
2-1 Displaying the List of Areas and Management Points ...................................................... 27
2-2 Displaying Areas and Management Points ....................................................................... 27
2-3 Starting/Stopping Areas and Management Points............................................................ 28
2-4 Setting up the Operation Mode for an Indoor Unit ............................................................ 29
2-5 Setting up the Setpoint, Fan Speed, and Airow Direction for an Indoor Unit .................. 30
2-6 Enabling/Disabling Remote Controller.............................................................................. 32
2-7 Setting up the Operation Mode and Ventilation Amount for Ventilator .............................. 33
2-8 Performing Operations with the Menu List Screen ........................................................... 33
•Checking the schedule.................................................................................................. 34
• Checking settings such as Area Name, Detailed Info., and Icon .................................. 35
• Checking settings such as Mgmt. Point Name, Detailed Info., and Icon ....................... 35
• Setting up the time ........................................................................................................ 36
•Checking the history ..................................................................................................... 37
Names and Functions ..................................................................38
3. Names and Functions of Each Part................................................................38
3-1 Front Panel and Side View................................................................................................ 38
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4. Detailed Screen Description ...........................................................................40
4-1 Setup Screen Structure .................................................................................................... 40
4-2 Standard View (Icon) Screen ............................................................................................ 42
• Detailed Setup Screen .................................................................................................. 45
• Detailed Information Screen ......................................................................................... 52
4-3 Standard View (List) Screen ............................................................................................. 53
4-4 Layout View (Optional) Screen ......................................................................................... 56
4-5 Menu List Screen.............................................................................................................. 58
•Automatic Ctrl. Tab ........................................................................................................ 58
•System Settings Tab ..................................................................................................... 60
• Operation Mgmt. Tab..................................................................................................... 62
• Energy Navigator Tab.................................................................................................... 63
4-6 Information Screen ........................................................................................................... 64
•Legend Tab ................................................................................................................... 64
•Contact Tab ................................................................................................................... 66
Using Standard Functions...........................................................67
5. Setting up the Automatic Control...................................................................67
5-1 Setting up a Schedule....................................................................................................... 67
• Setting up a schedule program ..................................................................................... 68
• Detailed screen and button descriptions....................................................................... 79
5-2 Setting up the Timer Extension ...................................................................................... 107
5-3 Setting up the Auto Changeover..................................................................................... 109
• Creating and editing an Auto Changeover group........................................................ 111
• Setting up the changeover conditions......................................................................... 113
• Applying the Auto Changeover function...................................................................... 115
5-4 Checking an Emergency Stop ........................................................................................ 117
6. System Settings .............................................................................................119
6-1 Setting up an Area.......................................................................................................... 119
•Creating an area ......................................................................................................... 119
• Example:To delete the Area........................................................................................ 121
•Moving an area ........................................................................................................... 122
• Registering a management point or area to an area .................................................. 124
• Naming and setting up the detailed information of an area ........................................ 126
• Setting up the interval for sequential start/stop........................................................... 127
• Setting up icons .......................................................................................................... 128
• Saving and loading the area data CSV le ................................................................. 129

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6-2 Setting up a Management Point ..................................................................................... 130
6-3 Setting up the Password ................................................................................................. 132
6-4 Setting up Maintenance and Checking........................................................................... 134
6-5 Setting up the Locale...................................................................................................... 135
6-6 Setting up the Time......................................................................................................... 137
6-7 Setting up the Screensaver ............................................................................................ 138
6-8 Setting up the Hardware................................................................................................. 139
6-9 Setting up the Conrm Operation ................................................................................... 140
6-10 Calibrating the Touch Panel ......................................................................................... 141
6-11 Backing up ................................................................................................................... 142
6-12 Viewing the Version Information................................................................................... 143
7. Data Management ..........................................................................................144
7-1 Checking and Outputting History.................................................................................... 144
7-2 CSV Output Tool ............................................................................................................. 146
• Output Data Conversion Steps ................................................................................... 147
•Data Conversion ......................................................................................................... 148
7-3 Outputting Function Settings .......................................................................................... 150
Operating Optional Functions...................................................151
8. Setting up Automatic Control Functions .....................................................151
8-1 Setting up the Setback.................................................................................................... 151
8-2 Setting up the Interlocking Control.................................................................................. 157
• Interlocking Control Restrictions ................................................................................. 160
• Setting up an interlocking program ............................................................................. 163
• Detailed screen and button descriptions..................................................................... 171
8-3 Setting up the Emergency Stop...................................................................................... 192
• Releasing the Emergency Stop .................................................................................. 195
8-4 Setting up the Temperature Limit.................................................................................... 196
8-5 Setting up the Sliding Temperature................................................................................. 201
8-6 Setting up the Heating Mode Optimization ..................................................................... 207
9. System Settings .............................................................................................209
9-1 Network Settings ............................................................................................................ 209
9-2 Web Access Settings and Remote Management ........................................................... 212
• Registering Web users................................................................................................ 213
•Logging in/out to/from a PC ........................................................................................ 217
• Web Remote Management Screen............................................................................. 218

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9-3 Setting up the E-Mail Error Report ................................................................................. 221
• Setting up the Mail Server........................................................................................... 221
• Setting up the recipient E-mail address and sending an E-mail ................................. 224
9-4 Remote Maintenance...................................................................................................... 228
• Remote Maintenance function .................................................................................... 228
• Connecting iTM to the Internet with the 3G USB modem ........................................... 228
Operating Optional Maker Functions .......................................229
10. Power Proportional Distribution ...............................................................229
10-1 Power Proportional Distribution Function .................................................................. 229
• Setting up the data collection period........................................................................... 229
• Collecting data and outputting the Power Proportional Distribution results ................ 230
11. Energy Navigator........................................................................................232
11-1 Energy Navigator Function ........................................................................................ 232
11-2 Energy Budget/Actual Management.......................................................................... 235
• Setting up the Energy Type/Setting up Energy Groups............................................... 236
•
Setting up the Planned Energy Consumption/Setting up the Actual Energy Consumption ... 243
11-3 Checking the Budget to Actual Energy Consumption................................................ 247
11-4 Equipment operation management (Deviation from the operation plan) ................... 255
• Setting up the Equipment Operation Rules................................................................. 256
• Cautions when Using Simultaneously with Other Control Functions .......................... 264
11-5 Checking the Equipment Operational Status............................................................. 265
• Failure to turn off Tab (Equipment operation management Screen) ........................... 266
• Outputting Sampling Data........................................................................................... 271
11-6 Data output function .................................................................................................. 272
•Energy Data/Management Point Data ........................................................................ 273
iTM integrator Explanation ........................................................275
12. iTM integrator..............................................................................................275
12-1 iTM integrator.................................................................................................................. 275
• Detailed screen and button descriptions..................................................................... 276
•Cautions when using the iTM integrator ..................................................................... 284
Maintenance................................................................................288
13. Maintenance................................................................................................288
13-1 Resetting the Filter Sign ............................................................................................ 288
13-2 Maintaining the LCD display...................................................................................... 289

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Useful Information......................................................................290
14. Troubleshooting..........................................................................................290
14-1 Before Having the Product Serviced ......................................................................... 290
14-2 Turning ON/OFF the Internal Battery......................................................................... 301
14-3 Error Information Function......................................................................................... 302
15. Hardware Specications............................................................................304
15-1 iTM Hardware Specications..................................................................................... 304
15-2 Peripheral Equipment Specications......................................................................... 305
15-3 Copyright and Trademarks......................................................................................... 305
Appendix .....................................................................................306

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1. About the iTM (intelligent Touch Manager)
1-1 Main Features
• iTM is an advanced central controller operated by using a 10.4” touch panel. It allows you to easily monitor
as well as operate air conditioners and generic equipment connected to the iTM from the touch panel.
• One iTM can monitor and control a maximum of 64 groups of indoor units, including Ventilator.
The iTM can be expanded with up to a maximum of 7 iTM plus adaptors, which similarly to the
iTM, can connect a maximum of 64 groups of indoor units; that is, with one iTM you can control
and monitor a maximum of 512 groups of indoor units.
A group of indoor units refers to the following:
(1) One indoor unit without remote controller
No remote controller
Indoor unit
(2) One indoor unit controlled with one or two remote controllers
Remote controller Remote controller
or
(3) Up to 16 indoor units controlled as group with one or two remote controllers
Up to 16Up to 16 Two remote controllerRemote controller
• The iTM allows you to dene privileges for Users and Managers, so that you can set up and manage them according
to their respective privileges. Furthermore, by connecting the iTM with computers in a LAN, you can set up Web
Remote Management and allow a maximum of 4 managers and 16 users to simultaneously access the iTM, and if a
connection to the Internet is available, then, you can monitor and operate the iTM remotely, via the Internet.
• The iTM allows you to schedule the operation of each air conditioner in detail.
You can set up an annual schedule by setting up a schedule by the day of the week and dening
Special Days such as extra holidays.
Changes by the season are achieved by setting up a validity period to programs.
•
By using optional functions, you can display the oor plan of individual buildings and the like as background
on the iTM monitoring screen, and monitor and operate by viewing the actual layout of the air conditioners.
•You can use Interlocking Control to start/stop air conditioners in conjunction with other equipment
or Setback function to save energy.
•
You can use Power Proportional Distribution function (option software) to distribute the electric bill among
tenants or the Energy Navigator function (option software) to manage the energy consumption systematically.
•By connecting a USB memory to the iTM, you can output billing data, budget/actual energy
consumption data, function settings, history data, etc. to a CSV le.
• Periodical data saving is recommended in order to prevent loss of your important data due
to an accidental problem.
NOTE
System Overview

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1-2 System Conguration
iTM
iTM
plus adaptor
iTM
plus adaptor
iTM
plus adaptor
iTM
plus adaptor
iTM
plus adaptor
iTM
plus adaptor
USB memory
Wireless modem
or Di/Pi port
RS485
(Expansion adapter port)
Maximum number of nodes 30 nodes
External Management Points
RS485
Di/Pi port
Up to 7
DIII-NET port
Up to 64 groups
LAN port
USB port
DIII-NET port
ROUTER
Web Remote
Management
Port 1- 4:
Port 1:
Port 2- 4:
HUB/SWITCH/ROUTER/....
Emergency Stop signal input
Pulse input
Contact signal input
Emergency Stop signal input
Pulse input
Contact signal input
Intranet/Internet
Web Remote Management
possible from network
connected PC.
Maximum number of
registered users: 64
(Maximum 4 managers and
16 users can log in at the
same time)
Web Remote
Management 3rd party BACnet Server
Pump Light Fan Sensor
BACnet/IP
Chiller
Maximum
number of
50 servers
*1
*3
*2
*1 Cautions when monitoring/operating a Chiller management point
A Chiller management point can read and write the specic objects on a MicroTech III controller (POL687.70/MCQ) which is
embedded in a Chiller via BACnet/IP connection.
On that basis, the total operation of a Chiller unit (or a Chiller plant interlocking pumps and others) from intelligent Touch
Manager should be ensured by mechanical the installers and control engineering rms.
*2 Cautions when monitoring/operating a D3Chiller management point
The total operation of a D3Chiller unit (or a D3Chiller plant interlocking pumps and others) from intelligent Touch Manager
should be ensured by mechanical the installers and control engineering rms.
*3 Cautions when monitoring/operating an AHU management point
An AHU management point can read and write the specic objects on a MicroTech III controller (POL638.70/STD) which is
embedded in an AHU via BACnet/IP connection.
On that basis, the total operation of an AHU from intelligent Touch Manager should be ensured by mechanical the installers
and control engineering rms.

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1-3 What is a Management Point/Area?
What is a management point?
A management point is the target equipment monitored and operated using the iTM.
The types of management points that can be controlled by iTM are as follows:
Indoor*1, Ventilator, Dio*2, Analog*3, Pulse*4, Outdoor, Chiller*5, MultiState*6
*1 The management points Indoor unit, Hydrobox and AHU are treated as the Indoor
management points type.
*2 The management points Di, D3Di, D3Dio, External Di, External Dio, BACnet Di, and
BACnet Dio are treated as the Dio management point type.
*3 The management points External Ai, External Ao, Internal Ai, BACnet Ai, and BACnet
Ao are treated as the Analog management point type.
*4 The management points Pi, External Pi, and Internal Pi are treated as the Pi
management point type.
*5 The management points D3Chiller, Inv.Chiller and Chiller are treated as the Chiller
management points type.
*6 The management points BACnet Mi and BACnet Mo are treated as the MultiState
management points type.
What is an area?
An area is a hierarchical group into which management points, monitored and operated by the iTM,
are classied. You can populate an area with member areas and management points. An All area,
to which you cannot manually register or delete members from, is provided by default.
Maximum number of areas that can be created: 650 (All excluded)
Example:
Total number of
management points
that can be registered
in Top areas :
1300 (All excluded)
All
Top
Lavatory
Lavatory Indoor unit
All Area
1 F
1 F
Indoor unit
Office indoor unit
Levels Level 1 2
3
Area Management point
Meeting room indoor-unit
Maximum number
of management
points and areas
that can be
registered in
one area : 650
Meeting room
Maximum number of hierarchal levels that can be created: 10 levels

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Registered management points are automatically registered in the folder for the corresponding
management point type set up under All.
NOTE
You can register a management point in two or more areas. However, you cannot register the same
management point two or more times in one area. You cannot register the same area in two or
more areas either.
Area Management point
1F North
Building A
1F South
Meeting
Room
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 ... Level 10
Management point A
Aisle
Management point A
Management point A
Aisle
All
Top
Indoor
Ventilator
Indoor A
Hydrobox A
AHU A
Dio
Analog
MultiState
Pulse
Outdoor
Chiller
Meeting
Room A
Example:
•Registered manage-
ment points automati-
cally belong to an
area based on their
type.
•Areas with manage-
ment points of non-
existing types are not
displayed.
Areas/Management
points displayed when
Top is touched.
The same manage-
ment point cannot be
registered with the
same area.
The same area cannot
be registered repeatedly.

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1-4 Touch Panel Operation Method
Operation is possible by touching the panel with your ngers or a touch pen. Be sure not to use
sharp edged items as this could damage the touch screen permanently.
(3)
(1)
(3)
(3)
(2)
(3)
(8)
(6)
<Standard View (Icon) Screen>
(5)
(4)
(5)
(7)
)
<Detailed Setup dialog>
The following describes how the text on each component, displayed on screen, looks like in normal
state, when it is selected (it has been touched), or is grayed out. (* For components not shown in
the Standard view above, see the respective detailed description page.)

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(1) Icon of centrally monitored management point/area
Unselected status Selected status
(2) List, scroll bars, and sorting
List image
• Scroll bars appear when there are hidden lines and columns.
• To display hidden lines and columns, press , or slide the scroll bars.
• Truncated column text is displayed in a tool tip.
• When sorting is enabled, touch the header to sort the column according to the sequence shown
in the gure below
Initial state Ascending order Descending order
(3) Button
Normal status Pressed status Grayed out status
With tool tip

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• Components such as buttons and check boxes are not selectable unless all the conditions for
operating the management point/area are satisfied. Operation, such as touching and
selecting a component that is not selectable, is not possible.
•“...” is displayed on buttons and the like when the label text is truncated due to space
availability.
To display the label text completely, touch the component for a while. A tool tip with the
complete text will appear.
NOTE
(4) Radio button
Selected status Unselected status Grayed out status
With tool tip
(5) Check box
Selected status Unselected status Grayed out status
With tool tip