Fisher FSOI-180B User manual

Operating and Installation Instructions Manual
DC Inverter Ducted Air Conditioning Unit-
(2.6-16kW)
Thanks for your selection of Ducted Air Conditi-oning Unit Before use please read this.,
instruction manual carefully and keep it properly .to ensure correct use of this machine
Unit Model:
indoor unit outdoor unit
FSOI-180B
FSLI-180B FSOI-240B
FSLI-240B
FSLI-450B-H
FSLI-600B-H
FIHSER
-3F
FSOI-450B-3F
FSOI-600B-3F

Safety Considerations 2
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Temperature Setting
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Fan Control 4
Component
Description
Sleep Function Setting
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Operating Mode Setting
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Timing Setting
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Energy Saving Setting 7
Display of Outdoor Ambient Temperature 8
Power fail Memory Function Setting-8
Debug Function 8
Operating
Instructions
for Line
Controller
Failure Display 9
Operation of Remote Controller 12
Unit Function 16
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Operating
Instructions
Dual Sensor Setting
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Installation Dimension of Indoor Unit
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Installation of Outdoor Unit
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Precautions on Installation of Indoor Unit and Outdoor Unit
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Indoor Unit Level Inspection and Air Duct Installation
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Installation and Test of Condensing Water Pipe and Selection of Connecting
Pipe
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Installation of Connecting Pipe
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Position and Method of Installing Wire Controller
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Connection of Cables
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Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Air Conditioner
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Appendix
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Installation
Instructions
for Air Duct
Weekly Timer
Wire controller with week timer functions()
Turning On Off Unit/
Wire controller standard fitting()
Fresh Air Valve Setting 6

Safety Considerations
Please read this manual carefully before use and operate correctly as instructed in the manual.
:You are specially warned to note the two symbols below
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A symbol indicating that improper operation might cause human death or severe injury.
A symbol indicating that improper operation might cause human property damage.
•This unit shall be used in offices restaurants residences or similar places,, .
WARNING!WARNING!
Please seek an authorized repair station for installation work Improper installation might cause water leakage.,
electric shock or fire.
Please install at a place strong enough to support the weight of air conditioner unit If not the air conditioner.,
unit might fall down and cause human injury or death.
To ensure proper drainage the drainage pipe shall be co,rrectly installed according to installation instructions.
Take proper measures for heat preservation to prevent condensing Improper installation of pipes might cause.
leakage and wet the articles in the room.
Do not use or store flammable explosive poisonous or,, other dangerous substances beside the air conditioner.
In case of trouble e g burnt sme(.. ll please immediately cut off the main power of air conditioner unit), .
Keep air flow to avoid shortage of oxygen in the room.
Never insert your finger or any objects into air outlet and inlet grill.
Never plug or unplug the power cable directly to start or stop the air conditioning unit.
Please take constant care to check if the mounting rack is damaged after long use.
Never modify the air conditioner Please contact the dealer.
or professional installation workers for repair or
relocation of the air conditioner.
The appliance shall not be installed in the laundry.
Before installation please check the power supply for compliance with the ratings on nameplate Check the,.
power safety as well Operating by professinal.( )
Before use please check and confirm if the cables,,
drainage pipes and pipelines are correctly connected,
hence to eliminate the risk of water leakage,
refrigerant leakage el,
ectric shock or fire.
Main power must be securely earthed to ensure effec tive grounding of air conditioner unit and avoid the risk
of electric shock Please do not connect the earthing.cable to coal gas pipe water pipe lightning rod or,,
telephone ine.
Once started , the air conditioner shall not be stopped at least after minutes or longer,5otherwise the oil
return to compressor may be affected.
Do not let the child to operate the air conditioner unit.
Do not operate the air conditioner unit with wet hands.
Please disconnect the main power before cleaning the air conditioner or replacing the air filter.
Please disconnect the main power if to put the air conditioner unit out of use for a long period.
Please do not expose the air conditioner unit directly under corrosive environment with water or moisture.
Please do not foot on or place any goods on air conditioner unit.
After electrical installation the air conditioner unit shall be energized for electrical leakage test Operating by professinal,.()
If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly,
qualified person in order to avoid a hazard .
An all pole disconnection switch having a contact separa-tion of at least mm in all poles should be connected3
in fixed wiring.
The appliance shall be installe in acco rdance with national wiring regulations.
The temperature of refrigerant circuit will be high,please keep the interconne ction cable away from the
copper tube.
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Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
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.
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Wire controller (standard fitting)
• Never install the wire controller in a place where is water leakage.
• Avoid bunping, throwing, tossing or frequently opening the wire controller.
1Timing display
2Fan speed display (Auto, High speed, Medium
speed, Low speed)
3Defros ting st atus display
4Energy saving st atus display
5Set temperature display
6Ambient temperature display
7Fresh air st atus display (not supplied)
8Mode (cooling, dehumidifying, fan, heating, auto)
9Failure status display
10 Sleep st atus display
11 Mode key
12 Set temperature increase key
13 Set temperature decr ease key
14 Fan speed key (fresh air setting)
15 Sleep key (outdoor environment temperature check)
16 Timing key
17 ON/OFF key
Composition of wire controller
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Turning ON/OFF unit
Pr ess t he ON/OFF ke y, then the unit shallstar t up. Press t he ON/OFF
key again, then the unit shall shut off.
Fan control (the figures show the relevant display areas)
If the fan control key is prssed consecutively, the fan speed shall changes
as per t he following sequence:
Low speed Medium speed Hight speed Auto
In the dehumidifying mode: The fan speed shall be automaticallyset as
low.
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Temperatur e setting
Pr ess the temperature seting key ( ) to increase the set temperature;
press the temperature setting key ( ) to decrease the set temperature
(when pressing the keys once, the temperature shall increase or decrea-
se by 1 °C). NOTE: key lock function: when the ( ) and ( ) key ar epressed
simultaneously for 5 second, the set temperature indicating area shall
display “EE” and all keys response shall be shut off; press the two keys
simultaneously for 5 second again, the key lock function shall be relea-
sed. When the wire controller is locked by remote monitor or centra lized
controller, the keys of the wire controller and the signal of the remote
controller ar e all locked and invalidated, and then the set temperature
indicating ar ea shall display “CC”. Range of temperature setting under
various modes:
Heating: 16 °C~30 °C • Cooling: 16 °C~30 °C
Dehumidifying: 16 °C~30 °C •
Fan: No temperature se tting function
Operating istructions of wire controller
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Sleep function setting
When the controller functions under cooling or dehumidifying mode and
if the unit runs for one hour after the sleep key is pressed, the set tem-
perature shall increase by 1, and the set temperature shall increase by
another 1 after 2 hours and the unit shall run as per the increased set
temperature. When the controller functions under heating mode and if
the unit runs for one hour after the sleep key is pressed, the set tempe-
rature shall decrease by 1, and the set temperature shall decrease by
another 1 after 2 hours and the unit shall run as per the decreased set
temperature. Fan mode does not have sleep function.
Operating Mode Setting
this key is pressed consecutively, the operating mode shall change as
per the following sequence:
Cooling Dehumidifying Fan Heating Auto
When the unit operates under “Cooling” mode, “COOL” shall be displayed.
Now the set temperature must be lower than the ambient temperature.
Now if the set temperature is higher than the ambient temperature, the
unit shall not produce cooling effect but shall only operate under Fan
mode.
When the unit operates under “Dehumidifying” mode, “DRY” shall be
displayed. Now the interior fan shall operate in the manner of low speed
air supply within a certain range of temperatures. The dehumidifying
effect of this mode is better than that of the Cooling mode and saves
more energy.
When the unit operates under “Heating” mode, “HEAT” shall be displayed.
Now the set temperature must be higher than the ambient temperature;
Now if the set temperature is lower than the ambient temperature, the
heating function shall not be started.
When the unit operates under “Fan” mode, “FAN” shall be displayed.
When the unit operates under “Auto” mode, “AUTO” shall be displayed
and the unit shall adjust its operating mode automatically according to
the ambient temperature.
When the unit operates under Heating mode and the outdoor tempera-
ture is low and the humidity is high, frost shall produce at the outdoor
unit. Now the heating efficiency shall be decreased. When frosting hap-
pens, the controller shall automatically start to defrost, and “DEFROST”
shall be displayed.
Note: Cooling only type unit does not have heating mode and when ener-
gy saving is set the Auto mode shall be invalidated.
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Fresh Air Valve Setting
When the unit is shut off, you can enter the fresh air setting by pressing
and holding the “FAN” key for 5 consecutive seconds. Now the word
“FRESH” flashes on the LCD and the set temperature area shall display
the current fresh air setting. User can change the fresh air setting by
pressing the “▲” key or the “▼” key.
Definitions of digits:
00――Always shut off.
01――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 6 minutes.
02――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 12 minutes.
03――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 18 minutes.
04――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 24 minutes.
05――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 30 minutes
06――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 36 minutes
07――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 42 minutes
08――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 48 minutes
09――The unit operates continually for 60 minutes and the fresh air
valve opens for 54minutes
10――Fully open
After fresh air setting is completed, press the “ON/OFF” key to confirm
the setting. The unit shall store the set value and the unit shall operate
according to the new fresh air setting. The default setting of the system
is “0” when the unit is shipped out from manufacturer, so the fresh air
value is shut off. Now if you start up the unit, the LCD does not display
the work “FRESH”.
If user sets one type of fresh air operation, the LCD shall always display
the word “FRESH” regardless of the operating mode after the unit is
start up.
The fresh air setting shall not be cleared after the unit is energized
again.
Fresh Air Valve
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Timer Setting
When the unit is shut off, timing start can be set; After the unit is
started up, timing shutoff can be set. After the "TIMER"key is pressed,
the unit enters the timing set status and the word "TIMER" flashes on
the display. Now user can press ( ) or ( ) key to increase or decrease
the set time. Press the "TIMER" key again and then the timing shall
go into effect. Now the unit starts to count the time passed. When the
unit is under timing status, you can cannel timing set by pressing the
“TIMER” key.The range of set time is between 0.5 to 24 hours.
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Under normal conditions, the “OUT ENV” column shall only display
the indoor temperature. Press the “SLEEP” key for 5 consecutive
seconds when the unit is shut off or start up, the LCD shall display
“OUT ENV”. After the outdoor temperature is displayed for 10 seconds,
the system shall return to the display interface of indoor temperature.
Note: If not equipped with an outdoor ambient sensor, the unit shall not
have this function.
Pressandholdthe“MODE”keyfor10secondswhentheunitisshutoff
to switch set values so as to decide if the unit operating status or shutoff
status shall be memorized after a power fail. If the set temperature area
displays 01, it means the unit operating status or shutoff status shall be
memorized after a power fail; 02 means the operating status or shutoff
status shall not be memorized. Press the “ON/OFF” key to store the set
value and exit the setting.
When the unit is shut off, press the “FAN” key and the “SLEEP” key
simultaneously to activate the debug menu. Now the LCD displays
“DEBUG”. Press the “MODE” key to select setting item and use the
“” key or the “ ” key to set actual valve.
Setting of Ambient Temp. Sensor
Under the debug mode, press the “MODE” key so as to display “01” on
the set temperature area (at the left of “DEBUG”). The OUT ENV area
(at the right of “DEBUG”) displays setting status. Now use the “ ” key
or the “ ” key to select from the following two settings:
①The indoor room temperature is measured at the air intake (Now the
OUT ENV area displays 01).
②The indoor room temperature is measured at the wire controller
( Now the OUT ENV area displays 02).
The default room temp. sensor is located at the air intake.
The indoor room temperature is measured at the wire controller
when the mode is 'heating' or 'auto'. At other modes,it is measured at
the air intake(Now the OUT ENV area displaus 03) ,The default is 03.
Turn off the unit, continuously press “FAN” + “SLEEP” buttons lasting
for 10 seconds, The display of wire controller changed to debugging
menu, and displays “Debugging” icons, use “MODE” button adjust
setting item, the setup temperature district (is in LCD left side) press
“MODE” button adjust to ”02”, the environment temperature district
(is in the right of "DEBUG" icon), by pressing the button “ ” and “ ”
for adjustment, there are 5 values, but in fact there are only 2 selections:
1、LCD displays 01,02,03 or 04（They all means the 3 lower speeds）
2、LCD displays 05(The 3 higher speeds)(The default value)
After set up, press “ON/OFF” button to confirm and quit the setting,
and after the interface selected, after 20 seconds later, the system
responded when the last button inputting, there is no any operation, the
system will quit automatically, and displays the normal interface of unit
off, the current setting data has been still stored
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Power-fail Memory Function Setting
Debug Function(Setting of Ambient Temp. Sensor)
Debug Function (Setting of Fan Speed)
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Failure Display
When there is failure in the unit operation, “ERROR” will
flash on the LCD of the wire controller and the code of fai-
lure will also be displayed. When there are multiple failures
at the same time, the codes of failures will be displayed
one after one on the wire controller. The first digit of the
code denotes the system number. When there is only one
system, the system number is not displayed. The last two
digits denote the detailed failure code. For example, the
code in left means low pressure protection of com-
pressor.
The Codes of Failure Definitions are as Follows:
Fault code Fault Fault code Fault
E0 Pump Failure F0 Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Air Intake
E1 Compressor High Pressure
Protection F1 Failure of Evaporator Temp. Sensor
E2 Indoor Frost-Proof Protection F2 Failure of Condenser Temp. Sensor
E3 Compressor Low Pressure
Protection F3 Failure of Outdoor Ambient Sensor
E4 Compressor Exhaust High
Temperature Protection F4 Failure of Exhaust Temp. Sensor
E5 Compressor Overheat
F5 Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Wire
Controller
E6 Communications Failure
E8 Indoor Fan Protection EE Keys are locked (not failure)
E9 Full Water Protection CC
The unit is remotely monitored or controlled
by centralized controller and the wire control-
ler’s functions are invalidated (not failure)
FF Connected control communications
Failure
E5 Material Malfunction Will Be Showed By The Indicator Light On The Mother Board Of Outside Unit
SWING
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Definition of Malfunction Codes of DC Inverter General Outdoor Unit
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Malfunction Item
Outdoor unit
display of dual
8 numeral tube
Outdoor unit display of LED indicators Indoor
Unit
Display
LED6 LED5 LED4 LED3 LED2 LED1
DC busbar overvoltage protection PH Bright Blink Bright Bright Bright Bright E5
Overheat protection of carbon fin P8 Bright Blink Bright Bright Bright Blink E5
Current sensor malfunction Pc Bright Blink Bright Bright Blink Bright E5
Carbon fin sensor malfunction P7 Bright Blink Bright Blink Bright Bright E5
Compressor current protection P5 Bright Blink Bright Blink Bright Blink E5
Low voltage protection PL Bright Blink Bright Blink Blink Bright E5
Compressor startup failure Lc Bright Blink Dark Bright Bright Bright E5
PFC abnormality Hc Bright Blink Dark Bright Bright Dark E5
Compressor clogged LE Bright Blink Dark Bright Bright Blink E5
IPM module resetting P0 Bright Blink Dark Bright Dark Bright E5
The compressor motor in loss of
synchronization H7 Bright Blink Dark Bright Dark Dark E5
Missing phase, Speed discard Ld Bright Blink Dark Bright Dark Blink E5
Malfunction from driving part to main-control
communication P6 Bright Bright Dark Dark Dark Blink E5
IPM module protection H5 Bright Blink Blink Bright Bright Bright E5
Compressor overspeed LF Bright Blink Blink Bright Bright Dark E5
Sensor connection protection Pd Bright Blink Blink Bright Bright Blink E5
Temperature drift protection PE Bright Blink Blink Bright Dark Bright E5
AC contactor protection P9 Bright Blink Blink Bright Dark Dark E5
High-pressure protection E1 Bright Blink Dark Dark Dark Blink E1
Low-pressure protection E3 Bright Blink Dark Dark Blink Dark E3
Exhaust protection E4 Bright Blink Dark Dark Blink Blink E4
Compressor overload protection H3 Bright Blink Dark Blink Dark Dark E5
Communication malfunction (among indoor
unit, outdoor unit and wired controller) E6 Bright Blink Dark Blink Blink Dark E6
Outdoor ambient temperature sensor
malfunction F3 Bright Blink Blink Dark Dark Dark F3
Coil pipe intermediate temperature sensor
malfunction of outdoor unit F2 Bright Blink Blink Dark Blink Dark F2
Exhaust temperature sensor malfunction F4 Bright Blink Blink Blink Dark Blink F4
Defrosting (non-malfunction) 08 Bright Blink Dark Blink Blink Blink defrost
Oil return (non-malfunction) 09 Bright Blink Blink Blink Bright Blink None
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Mismatch of indoor unit model LP Bright Blink Dark Blink Bright Blink None
AC current protection (input side) PA Bright Blink Bright Blink Bright Dark E5
Driver board environment temperature
sensor malfunction PF Bright Blink Bright Blink Dark Bright E5
AC input voltage abnormality *PP E5
Electrification loop malfunction *PU E5
Note:
1、No indicator LED6 for
FSOI-180B.
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Operation of Remote Controller
SWING FAN
• Ensure there is no obstacle between the remote controller and the signal recei-
ving window of the air conditioner.
• The distance able to receive the signal of the remote controller can be as far
as 8 meters.
• Never drop or throw at will the remote controller.
• Never let any liquid enter the remote controller. Avoid direct sunshine over the
remote controller. Do not place the remote controller in an extremely hot place.
Precautions:
Press FAN button, set fan speed
Press TEMP, button
set suitable TEMP
Press MODE but-
ton to set operation
mode
Plug in, press ON/OFF
button then air condi-
tioner is turned ON
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Cooling Mode Operation
Connect the unit to power supply. Press the “ON/OFF”key.
Press the “MODE” key to select “Cooling” mode. Use the
“Temperature” key to adjust the set temperature for the
room.
a) Af ter the unit is connected to
power supply, the air conditioning unit
shall enter the operating status if you
press the ON/OFF key
b) Press the mode key and select the
( ) mode
c) Press the temperature key and set
the temperature as required
Heating Mode Operation
Connect the unit to power supply. Press the “ON/OFF”key.
Press the “MODE” key to select “Heating” mode. Use the
“Temperature” key to adjust the set temperature for the
room.. Under the heating mode, the unit has the functions
of preventing cold air supply and supplying remaining heat.
After the startup of the compressor, the indoor fan shall
start operation when the evaporator temperature is larger
or equals 35 or after the unit has be started for 45 secon-
ds, so as to avoid supply of cold air shortly after the unit is
started. After the stop of the compressor, the indoor fan
shall stop operation after supplying air for 120 seconds.
a) After the unit is connected to
power supply, the air conditioning unit
shall enter the operating status if you
press the ON/OFF key
b) Press the mode key and select the
( ) mode
c) Press the temperature key and set
the temperature as required
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DRY (Dehumidifying) Mode Operations
Connect the unit to power supply. Press the “ON/OFF”
key. Press the “MODE” key to select “DRY (Dehumidifying)”
mode. Use the “Temperature” key to adjust the set tempe-
rature for the room.
a) Af ter the unit is connected to
power supply, the air conditioning unit
shall enter the operating status if you
press the ON/OFF key
b) Press the mode key and select the
( ) mode
c) Press the temperature key and set
the temperature as required
Fan Mode Operation
Connect the unit to power supply. Press the “ON/OFF”key.
Press the “MODE” key to select “FAN” mode. The unit shall
operate under “FAN” mode. Press the “FAN” key to select
from high, medium and low speed.
a) Af ter the unit is connected to
power supply, the air conditioning unit
shall enter the operating status if you
press the ON/OFF key
b) Press the mode key and select the
( ) mode
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Loading Batteries Into Remote Controller
• After batteries are installed, the display shall display icons and letter codes of all functions.
• The life of batteries is about 1 year.
• Do not mix new and old batteries or mix different types of batteries in usage
• If the remote controller shall not be used for a long time, take out the batteries to avoid
liquid leakage and any subsequent failure.
• Load two “AAA” batteries (Accessories)
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U nit Function
• 7DP - Seven days programmer (Accessory not supplied)
1Unit dispaly
2Single/group display
3Timer week display
4Timer display
5Timer state display
6Timer time period display
7Timer ON/OFF time display
8Unit on display
9Unit off display
10 Clock display
11 Confirm button
12
Decrease button
13
Increase button
14 Cacel/delete button
15
Single/group button
16 Timer/time button
17 ON/OFF button
Composition of programmer wall week
Centralized Control and Week Timer
Functions: The centralized control-
ler and the weekly timer are integra-
ted in the same wire controller. The
system has both the centralized con-
trol and the week timing functions.
Up to 16 sets of units can be control-
led simultaneously by the centralized
controller (weekly timer). The weekly
timer has the function of invalidating
the lower unit. The weekly timing fun-
ction is able to realized four timing
ON/OFF periods for any unit every
day, so as to achieve fully automatic
operation.
This WEEKLY TIMER adopts 485
mode to communicate with manual
control of every duct type unit, and it
can control up to 16 units. Adopting
2-core twisted-pair wire, the lon-
gest communication distance of this
TIMER is 1200m. After connected
to power, the WEEKLY TIMER can
display all connected units (sequence
of unit is determined by code switch
of manual control of every duct type
unit). On and off of every duct type
unit can be done through the Timer
On / Off of this WEEKLY TIMER, and
the button shield operation of manual
control can be done through shield
setting on WEEKLY TIMER. Mode
selection and temperature adjust-
ment and other operations are done
through the manual control at every
unit.
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Week timer Manual control Manual control
LCD LCD LCD
16 units in max
Telephone wire box Telephone wire box
Telephone
wire box
Twisted wire with crystal joint
Power
supply
On Off
Power
Longest distance 1200 m
Corresponding relation between code
switch and sequence of unit (NOTE: put-
ting code switch to ON means 0)
Note:
1．For upper unit checks 16 lower units consecutively, there will be no more than 16 seconds delay when setting works till unit responds.
2 Please let us know your requirement before your placing the order, for this WEEKLY TIMER will only be prepared when customer orders
(communication joint with WEEKLY TIMER on manual control had been prepared).
1. Press ▲or ▼to select the unit that needed to be control. It is available to control several units by
Group Control (1~16), or control single unit by Single Control.
2. When selected a certain or several units by Single Control or Group Control, Timer setting and On/off
setting can be set. Timer setting can set 4 on/off times in a day in one week; and on/off setting can be
done by pressing on/off button.
3. Connection between WEEKLY TIMER and manual control is shown as following:
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Wire controller (with week timer functions)
• Never install the wire controller in a place where is water leakage.
• Avoid bunping, throwing, tossing or frequently opening the wire controller .
DAY SEG
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1Timing display
2Fan speed display (Auto, High speed, Medium
speed, Low speed)
3Defros ting st atus display
4Energy savingst atus display
5Set temperature display
6Ambient temperatur e display
7Fresh air st atus display (not supplied)
8Mode (cooling, dehumidifying,fan, heating, auto)
10 Sleep st atus display
11 Mode key
12 Set temperature increase key
13 Set temperature decr ease key
14 Fan speed key (fresh air setting)
15 Sleep key (outdoor environment temperature check)
16 Timing key
17 ON/OFF key
Composition of wire controller(Accessory not supplied)
9Failure status display
18 Timer day display
19 Timer segment display
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Timer setting (Fig. 15, 16, 17)
The timer function of this display board
is invalid when connect with the timer
of the last week, the display board will
be controlled by the week timer.
No matter the unit is turned on or turned off, press
“TIMER”button enter into Timer setting,
then use the “▲”、“▼” buttons to select
the time (As shown In Fig.15),
the setting time (Fig.16) or cancel setting (Fig.17).
Then press “Timer” Button enter into
each item setting.
• Wire controller with week timer function,No.1-No17 is the same as front
• instructions of No18,No.19:
fig 15
fig 16
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