Livezi C-CCT-410 User manual

Multi-zone Full Temperature Control
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Revision 12.01
This Technical Manual describes the installation and commissioning of the Livezi Concealed ducted split air
conditioner control systems.
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The contents of this document are provided “as is”. Except as required by applicable law, no warranties of
any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability
and tness for a particular purpose, are made in relation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this docu-
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Contents
1 Installation Guidelines .......................................................................5
2 System Overview ..............................................................................5
3 Control System..................................................................................6
3.1 Livezi Chatterbox .......................................................................... 6
3.1.1 Chatterbox HVAC .................................................................................................6
3.1.3 Chatterbox LTE ....................................................................................................6
3.1.1 Chatterbox NRG ...................................................................................................6
3.1.3 Chatterbox LOK.....................................................................................................6
3.2 Livezi Connect Multizone Controller .................................................. 7
3.2.1 Smartzone Main Processor Module .........................................................................7
3.2.2 EXP8 Zone Expansion Module ................................................................................7
3.2.3 EXP12 Zone Expansion Module ..............................................................................7
3.2.4 PARX Zone Expansion Module ...............................................................................7
3.2.5 Zone Touchpads...................................................................................................8
3.3 Control Wiring ............................................................................. 8
4 Connect Multizone Controller Commissioning Steps .............................9
4.1 Before connecting power.......................................................................9
4.1.1 Add MotorSet Zones .............................................................................................9
4.2 Initial Power On ...................................................................................9
4.3 Set Airow Proles................................................................................9
4.4 System Conguration .......................................................................... 10
5.4.1 Set Cooling Performance .....................................................................................10
5.4.2 Set Heating Performance ....................................................................................10
5.4.3 Set Motor Type ...................................................................................................10
5.4.1 Set Minimum Ventilation ......................................................................................11
5.4.2 Set MaxFlow ......................................................................................................11
5.4.3 Set Countdown Timer..........................................................................................11
4.5 Final Zone Check ............................................................................... 11
5 Final Check List ............................................................................... 12
6 Connect Multizone LCD Touchpad (2~12 zones) ................................ 13
6.1 Touchpad layout .................................................................................................13
6.2 Turning all zones on or off ¤ ..............................................................................13
6.3 Selecting the conditioning mode ¤ .......................................................................13
6.4 Viewing a zones status ¤ ....................................................................................13
6.5 Turning a zone on or off .....................................................................................14
6.6 Setting a zone temperature (setpoint) ..................................................................14
6.7 Naming a zone ...................................................................................................14
6.8 Setting the system clock ¤ ..................................................................................15
6.9.1 Setting the system timer program ¤ .....................................................................15
6.9.2 Setting individual zone timer programs ................................................................17
6.9.3 Holiday / Away setting ........................................................................................17

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6 Connect Onboard Touchpad ............................................................. 13
7.1 Touchpad and Display Layout ..............................................................................18
7.2 Selecting the Conditioning Mode ..........................................................................18
7.3 Selecting a Zone ................................................................................................18
7.4 Activating / Deactivating a Zone ..........................................................................19
7.5 Setting a Zone Temperature ................................................................................19
7.6 Naming Zones ....................................................................................................19
7.7 Setting the Clock ................................................................................................20
7.8 Setting the System Timer Program ......................................................................20
7.9 Setting Individual Zone Timer Programs ...............................................................21
Appendix C: Airow Management ...................................................... 22
D.1 Airow Prole ..................................................................................... 23
D.2 MaxFlow Setpoint .............................................................................. 23
Appendix D: Troubleshooting............................................................. 24
D1. Self Diagnostics / Fault Detection......................................................... 24
D2. Diagnostic Menu ................................................................................. 25
Appendix E: Crimping Instructions..................................................... 26
System Notes: .................................................................................... 26

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1 InstallatIon GuIdelInes
The following guidelines are intended for the installation of Livezi Digital and Inverter air
conditioning units used on domestic and commercial installations. Only suitably qualied
trade personnel should carry out installations of Split or Package Air Conditioning systems.
Full compliance with the local codes and regulations, which govern the installation of the
equipment, is the responsibility of the installer.
Before installation, the electrical power should be checked to determine if adequate power is
available with correct voltage to the site. The position of the equipment, after a survey of the
building and the duct layout, should meet the following criteria.
1.1 Electrical
• All wiring by the installer must comply with local Energy Authority wiring rules. To make
the correct connection a 240V 50Hz supply must be available in the case of single-phase
units and a 415V 50Hz supply must be available in the case of three phase units.
• During transportation the units electrical connections may become loose, therefore it is the
installers / electrician’s responsibility to make sure that all electrical connections are secure
or warranty will be void.
• Field or installation wiring must be connected as per the connection diagram to ensure the
unit performs as it is designed (Refer to Appendix A).
• Installer / electrician is to ensure that when an external overload device is tted, it
be calibrated or set to the maximum amp draw on the rating plate of the motor it is
controlling.
2 system overvIew
Livezi Connect delivers unprecedented levels of comfort and consumes signicantly less energy
than traditional concealed residential ducted systems. It achieves this by eliminating waste.
Traditional systems have a xed indoor airow and although they modulate the refrigerant
ow they cannot make their output proportional to the heat load of the home without dramatic
shifts in the sensible heat ratio. Livezi maintains a consistent sensible heat ratio by controlling
indoor airow in concert with refrigerant ow.
Livezi controls all three comfort drivers (velocity, humidity and temperature). Livezi connect
eliminates over cooling/ heating through the use of Air Stream Mapping (proprietary
algorithm). Energy efciency is managed through the use of Four Point Modulation (proprietary
algorithm). The system has the exibility to provide any combination of temperature and
velocity targets for each zone.

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3 Control system
The air conditioning plant and control system contains no user serviceable parts. Installation,
service and maintenance of these components should be carried out by a suitably qualied
technician.
The control circuits for the indoor and outdoor units carry voltages ≥ 240 VAC which can
cause serious injury or death.
3.1 Livezi Chatterbox
Livezi chatterbox is an easy to use application that will run on any iOS device (iPad, Ipod,
Iphone). It takes advantage of the large canvas associated with the iPad to provide an intuitive
user interface.
3.2.1 Chatterbox HVAC
Livezi chatterbox creates a page for each zone within the home.
It displays zone specic information in a user friendly format enhancing
the Livezi experience.
3.2.2 Chatterbox LTE
Chatterbox LTE provides the same easy to use interface for lighting
control.
3.2.2 Chatterbox NRG
Chatterbox NRG provides the same easy to use interface for energy
management.
3.2.2 Chatterbox LOK
Chatterbox LOK provides the same easy to use interface for security.

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3.2 LiveziConnectvariableairowmultizonecontroller
The Livezi Connect control system is a variable air volume (VAV) system with a 24 volt AC
supply.
The Livezi Connect control modules (3) monitor the temperature for each zone from the
sensor mounted in each zone touchpad (5). The zone dampers (4) open and close depending
on whether or not the air being supplied by the HVAC plant (1) & (2) will assist the zone in
maintaining the set temperature.
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Figure 3.2
3.2.1 Connect Main Processor Module
The main processor module is best installed on or near the indoor
unit. Maintain a minimum distance of 300 mm from sources of EMI
such as the indoor fan motor.
3.2.2 EXP8 Zone Expansion Module
The zone expansion module must be connected to the right hand
side of the main processor module. A separate 24 VAC power supply
is required (Refer to Connection Diagram).
3.2.3 EXP12 Zone Expansion Module
The zone expansion module must be connected to the right hand
side of the EXP8 module. A separate 24 VAC power supply
is required (Refer to Connection Diagram).
3.2.4 PARX Zone Expansion Module
The PARX expansion module must be connected to the right hand
side of the main processor module. A separate 24 VAC power supply
is required (Refer to Connection Diagram).

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3.2.3 Zone Touchpads
The zone touchpads house the zone sensors and must be mounted
within the area controlled by the corresponding motorised damper.
The ideal position is 1.5 m off the oor in the return air path. Care
must be taken to avoid solar radiation, wall cavity drafts and other
heat sources.
The LCD zone touchpads allow the user to adjust various aspects of the indoor climate. By
default access to all control functions is available from all LCD touchpads.
Access to some control functions from individual touchpads may be limited via hardware DIP switch
settings during installation. These DIP switches are located on the back of each LCD zone
touchpad.
If access to a function has been limited the LCD touchpad will respond with a beep only.
Connect LCD Touchpad DIP switch functions
Function Description
DIP switch position
1234
Factory
Default
The factory default allows full access to
all controller functions. No screen change
when backlighting goes off.
OFF OFF OFF OFF
My Zone
Lock
Access setpoint and clock functions for this
zone only. No access to other zones. ON OFF OFF OFF
My Zone
Return
Full access. Display defaults to this zone
when backlighting goes off. OFF ON OFF OFF
Setpoint
Limit
Full access with setpoint range limited to
20 - 25 °C for this zone touchpad. OFF OFF ON OFF
Mode
Lock
Full access excluding mode changes which
are disabled from this zone touchpad. OFF OFF OFF ON
Summary
Return
Full access. Display returns to summary
screen when backlighting goes off. ON ON OFF OFF
3.2.4 Motorised Dampers
The motorised barrel dampers must all have the same motor type,
and should be tted in line in the exible duct.
3.3 Control Wiring
• All control wiring to touchpads and motors is by RJ12 type connectors, with the exception
of the 24 VAC supply to the Livezi Connect main modules.
Refer to Appendix B for control cable crimping instructions.
• Shielded cable is recommended for all data connections to minimise the possibility of
external interference.
• Data cables are to be kept the maximum practical distance from any LV power supply
cables ≥ 240 volts (Minimum distance 300 mm).
• Maximum cable length is not to exceed 50 m.
Suggested cabling: Livezi supplies and recommends the following cable:
RM-CAB-6-100 - six core at cable for damper motors
RM-CAB-S-100 - ve core + shield at cable for all data connections and touchpads.

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4 ConneCt CommIssIonInG steps
4.1 Beforeconnectingpower
If the system has more than four zones, ensure that the Connect MPM and expansion modules
are rmly connected and xed in place so they cannot come apart.
THESE MODULES MAY BE DAMAGED IF THEY ARE SEPARATED WHILE POWER IS APPLIED
TO THE SYSTEM.
Ensure that all touchpads and motors are connected as per the connection diagram supplied.
DO NOT CONNECT SENSORS TO MOTOR OUTPUTS. SENSORS MAY BE DAMAGED IF
POWER IS APPLIED IN THIS CASE.
4.1.1 Add MotorSet zones
Livezi connect is plug and play and will automatically detect present zones on boot up. It is
possible to make a zone present without a room touchpad or controller present. Each module
has a four DIP switch package. To make a zone present without a temperature sensor change
the state of the corresponding DIP to on.
4.2 InitialPowerOn
When power is applied to the system, the start-up routine will drive all zone damper motors
to the fully open position. Check the main modules for fault LEDs (any red LED indicates an
excess current fault on the output - generally a cable short)
4.3 SetZoneProles
Each zone on the Connect can be tailored to suit the individual requirement of the space it
controls. Zone Proling includes a maximum open position on the damper and an airow
range.
4.3.1 SetZoneMaximumOpenProle
Each zone is assigned a maximum open damper position. This value represents the maximum
travel in the open direction. The default vale for each zone is 100%. The minimum position can
be set for active zones but this is a global value and is part of System Conguration (5.4).
Press or to select the target zone.
1. Press and hold both and for 10 seconds until the LCD display reads MaxPos #
on the top line (#= current zone number).
2. Use or to adjust the maximum open position, then press
SET
to save and
proceed to airow prole.
4.3.2 SetAirowProles
Each zone on the Connect is assigned a virtual value called the airow prole. This value
represents the nominal maximum airow to each zone when fully open. The default (and
minimum) value for all zones is 200 L/s. Adjusting the airow proles enables the system to
compensate for differences in zone size. Changing the airow prole for a zone effects the
balance of the airow management algorithm.
For more information on airow management refer to Appendix C.
3. The LCD display reads #)A/Flow
4. Use or to adjust the airow prole value, then press
SET
to save and exit.
5. Repeat for each zone as required.

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4.4 SystemConguration
The following system conguration steps must be completed to ensure the system will operate
correctly with the motors supplied, and that the system safety mechanisms operate as intended.
4.4.1 Set Cooling Performance
The Cooling Performance parameter provides additional energy savings by reducing
compressor run time. The ingenious design of the Connect VAV is such that some cooling can
still be achieved through thermal redistribution and heat targeting.
1. Press or to select the global screen. The display should read Active:x
(where x is the number of zones currently ON).
2. Press and hold both and for 10 seconds until the LCD display reads Cool DB
on the top line.
3. Use or to alter the cooling delay setting, then press
SET
to save and proceed to
the next step.
4.4.2 Set Heating Performance
The Heating Performance parameter provides additional energy savings by reducing
compressor run time. The ingenious design of the Connect VAV is such that some heating can
still be achieved through thermal redistribution and heat targeting.
1. The display should now read Heat DB on the top line.
2. Use or to alter the heating delay setting, then press
SET
to save and proceed to
the next step.
4.4.3 Set Motor Type
The Livezi Connect utilises a time proportional damper positioning algorithm.
Livezi offers three motors with different drive speeds for use with Connect:
The Livzi 20* has a motor drive time of 20 seconds (default).
The ADVAN16 has a motor drive time of 16 seconds.
The Beli100 has a motor drive time of 100 seconds.
The Beli 45 has a motor drive time of 45 seconds.
The Mex16 has a motor drive time of 45 seconds.
The Poly16 has a motor drive time of 16 seconds.
The Aadit16 has a motor drive time of 16 seconds.
NOTE: All motors connected to a single system must be the same type.
1. The display should read Mot Type. The default motor type is Livezi20.
2. Use and to alter the motor type if required, then press
SET
to proceed to the
next step.
4.4.4 Set Minimum Ventilation Parameters
The Connect System can be programmed to allow a minimum airow to all zones that are ON. This
is adjustable from 0 to 30% open and defaults to zero. This value effects all ON zones equally.
The zone motors will close fully when the zone is turn turned OFF.
1. The display should now read Min Vent on the top line.
2. Use or to alter the minimum ventilation setting and press
SET
to proceed to the
next step.

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4.4.5 SetMaxFlowSetpoint
The MaxFlow setpoint determines at what point the airow management algorithm engages
maximum airow, in relation to the nominal system airow requirement. The MaxFlow
setpoint value is expressed in litres per second. The default is 950 L/s, from a range of 800 L/s
to 1500 L/s. For more information on airow management refer to Appendix C.
Typically this will be set to the nominal maximum air ow value for the indoor unit as per the
System Specication table.
1. The display should now read MaxFlow on the top line.
2. Use or to alter the MaxFlow setpoint, then press
SET
to save and proceed to the
next step.
4.4.6 SetCountdownTimer
The Zone Countdown Timer is activated whenever a value is set and a zone is activated by
a button press. The value is global but the countdown is local. The system will turn off if the
countdown timer expires on the last zone remaining active.
1. The display should now read Z Timer on the top line.
2. Use or to alter the timer setting, then press
SET
to save and exit system
conguration.
4.5 Final Zone Check
1. Select the global screen and press to turn all zones ON.
2. Press or to select the rst zone.
3. Turn the zone OFF. Ensure airow to the zone stops.
4. Press
SET
to display the current zone setpoint and temperature/motor position.
5. Verify the temperature by placing an accurate temperature probe adjacent to the
touchpad sensor.
6. Edit the zone name. Refer to Livezi Connect Operating Instructions for details.
7. Repeat for each zone.
NOTE: Sensors are tested for accuracy within ±1 °C. Allow 15 minutes from initial system
power on to allow sensors to reach maximum operating efciency.
A variety of factors may affect the degree of error between measured (probe) temperature,
and sensed (displayed) temperature. These include:
• Calibration/accuracy of the measuring device.
• External heat sources / wall cavity drafts.
An extreme high temperature reading (over 60 °C) indicates a short circuit touchpad sensor.
An extreme low temperature reading (0 °C) indicates an open short circuit touchpad sensor.
Signicant errors (> ±2 °C) within these extremes may indicate a cable fault to the touchpad
housing the sensor.

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5 FInal CheCk lIst
Electrical
All electrical connections are secure.
Correct phase is connected to the unit.
Fuse or circuit breaker is of the correct rating.
All wires are terminated.
Correct power supply is connected to the unit.
Unit is drawing correct amps.
Outdoor Unit
Free air ow to and from the unit
Condenser fan is discharging air.
All cabinet panels are securely fastened
Indoor Unit
The unit is inclined to the drain outlet. (12 mm fall is best)
Condensate lines are tted and sealed.
Condensate lines do not rise above the oor level of the unit.
Condensate lines are properly trapped.
Ductwork is securely xed to the unit.
The unit is slung or mounted on suitable anti-vibration devices.
The unit is delivering correct air quantity.
Refrigerant Lines
No leaks.
Both lines are insulated.
Properly supported.
Free of kinks or dents.
Ductwork
Free from leaks.
Securely xed at all joints.
Filters are cleaned and in place.
Outlets are open.
Control System
All dampers open and close.
Dampers are matched to sensors.
Correct time is set.
Warranty Information
Complete the installation details in the warranty section of the Operating Instruction booklet.

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6 ConneCt lCd touChpad
The Livezi Connect control system coordinates the operation of the Livezi indoor and outdoor
units, and zone dampers to provide the nest indoor climate control solution currently
available.
To turn on the system simply press at any touchpad. In the default auto mode the system
will begin heating or cooling as required. When all areas are off the conditioning system shuts
down.
The LCD touchpad allows adjustment of various aspects of your indoor climate. By default
access to all control functions is available from all LCD touchpads.
Access to some control functions may be limited via hardware settings during installation (Refer to
section 3.2.3 - Zone Touchpads). In the following pages, functions which may be limited in this
manner will be indicated with a ¤in the heading.
6.1 Touchpad layout
Active:7
Mode=Aut
Liquid Crystal Display showing Global
Screen with scrolling system summary.
Adjust setpoint, scroll through options
and change variables.
Access parameter adjustment. Save
variables and advance to next field.
Scroll through available zones
Turn system on and off at Global Screen.
Turn zones on and off at Zone Screens.
Adjust the current time or program.
Access mode selection screen. Functions
as back button while in edit screens.
Adjust setpoint, scroll through options
and change variables.

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6.2 Turningallzonesonoroff¤
1. Press ZONE or or until the global screen is displayed.
2. Press to turn all zones on or off as required.
General system information scrolls across the bottom line of the LCD when the system is on.
E.g. Fan=80% Coolin
g
=60% Mode=Auto
6.3 Selectingtheconditioningmode¤
The mode of operation for the main air conditioning plant can be selected from global screen of
the LCD touchpads. The global screen can be identied by general system information scrolling
across the bottom line of the LCD.
E.g. Fan=80% Coolin
g
=60% Mode=Auto
Auto - selects heat or cool as required
Heat - Heating only
Cool - Cooling only
Vent - Fan only - no heating or cooling
1. Press MODE to access the mode selection screen.
2. Use or to alter the mode.
3. Press SET to save and exit.
6.4 SelectingtheZonemode¤
The mode of operation for individual zones can be selected from each zone screen of the LCD
touchpads. The zone screen can be identied by the actual zone name being displayed.
E.g.
Livin
g
3 )Off
Temp Set - selects damper modulates to maintain target temperature
MotorSet - provides manual damper positioning in 5% steps regardless of room
temperature.
1. Press MODE to access the mode selection screen.
2. Use or to alter the mode.
3. Press SET to save and exit.
6.5 Viewingazonesstatus¤
1. Press ZONE or or to cycle from the global screen through each of the individual
zone status screens.
Livin
g
3 )Off
2. The current status of the selected zone is displayed on the second line of the LCD read-
out. If the zone is on the zone status scrolls across the bottom of the display.
E.g. Setpoint=22
. 5
°
c
,
Temp=23 . 0
°
c

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6.6 Turning a zone on or off
1. Press ZONE or or to select the zone.
2. Press to turn the zone on or off as required.
6.7 Setting a zone temperature / Position (setpoint)
Zone damper behaviour is determined by whether a zone sensor is connected to the zone
sensor output at the zone control modules. If a sensor is detected the zone is congured for
temperature control. If no sensor is detected and the enable zone dipswitch is turned on the
zone is congured for damper positioning control.
1. Press ZONE or or to select the target zone.
2. Press SET to adjust the target temperature / position.
Set=22
. 5
°
c
Tm
p
=23 . 0
°
c
Set=85%
Pos=25%
3. Use or to adjust the set point to the desired level.
4. Press SET to save and exit.
6.8 Setting a return air temperature (onlyusedwhenallzonesareinFlowSet mode)
When all zone mode settings = FlowSeta return air setpoint is used.
1. Press or to select the global screen.
2. Press SET to adjust the return air target temperature.
3. Use or to adjust the set point to the desired level.
4. Press SET to save and exit.
6.8 Naming a zone
Zone names must be eight characters in length. A blank character must be used to ll spaces
where no letters are required.
1. Press ZONE or or to select the zone to be named.
2. Press and hold SET for approximately ten seconds access the zone name edit function.
Z1 Name:
(Custom)
3. Use and to view all of the preset zone names (e.g. Lounge Games or
Custom).
4. Press SET on your choice. See tip below.
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Z1 Name:
Games
5. Use or to change the rst character of the zone name if required.
6. Press and hold or to scroll quickly through the available characters.
7. Press SET to move to the next character. Press MODE to return to the previous
character to correct a mistake.
8. Repeat for all eight character spaces.
9. Pressing SET to accept the nal character will save the zone name and the controller
will return to the standard display.
Tip: To accept one of the preset zone names, press SET repeatedly to accept each character
including any blanks until the controller reverts to the standard display.

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6.9 Settingthesystemclock¤
1. Press or to select the global screen.
2. Press CLOCK to display the current time and date.
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Off
3. Use or to highlight Change Time then press SET.
4. Use or to alter the highlighted hours value then press SET.
5. Repeat for the minutes and day values.
6. Pressing SET after the day value will return you to the time clock summary screen.
7. Press CLOCK to exit and return to the zone summary screen.
6.9.1 Settingthesystemtimerprogram¤
1. Press or to select the global screen.
2. Press CLOCK to display the clock.
3. Use or to highlight ALL Zones program? then press SET.
4. Use or to highlight desired program Aor Bthen press SET.
5. The top line will scroll Pro
g
ram ALL Zones.
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ram Da
y
s
sMTWTFs
6. On the bottom line the days of the week are displayed. A CAPITAL letter indicates that
the system on/off times will apply on that day. Press to activate, or to deactivate
each day, then press SET to move to the next day.
7. Press SET after the nal day value to enter the start time. If no days have been
activated the conguration routine will exit at this point. If there are valid days the top
line will scroll Pro
g
ram start: ALL Zones.
start: A
0 8 :4
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8. Use or to alter the start time to the correct value (in 10 minute intervals).
9. Press SET to proceed to the stop time. The top line will scroll Pro
g
ram sto
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6.9.2 Setting individual zone timer programs
1. Press ZONE or or to select the required zone.
2. Press CLOCK to display the current program days for that zone. The top line will scroll
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3. A CAPITAL letter indicates that the zone on/off times will apply to that zone on that day.
Press to activate, or to deactivate each day, then press SET to move to the next
day. Repeat for each day.
4. Press SET after the nal day value to enter the start time. If no days have been
activated the conguration routine will exit at this point. If there are valid days the top
line will scroll Pro
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5. Use or to alter the start time to the correct value (in 10 minute intervals).
6. Press SET to save the start time and proceed to the stop time. The top line will scroll
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7. Use or to alter the stop time then press SET to complete setting the program for
that zone and return to normal operation.
8. Repeat for each zone as required.
6.9.3 Holiday,Away,DisableTimeClockPrograms
1. Select the Global screen.
2. Press CLOCK to display the current time.
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3. Press to access TC Enable menu.
4. Use or to select Yes? or No? and press SET
5. TC Off will scroll with system information when No? is selected.

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7 Connect MPM Onboard Touchpad
The Livezi Connect system communicates with the indoor and outdoor unit to control the fan
speed, mode selection and conditioning capacity. Conditioning starts when one or more zones
are ON, and stops when all zones are OFF.
7.1 Touchpad and Display Layout
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TEMP
MODE
SET
Dual line backlit liquid crystal
display screen.
Adjust setpoint, scroll through
options and change variables.
Alternate between clock display
and HVAC display.
Access mode selection. Functions as
back button in menu system.
Select menu options. Save variables
and advance to next field
Turn system or zone on and off. LED
below is illuminated when system is on.
Active:7
Mode=Aut
7.2 Selecting the Conditioning Mode
The operating mode for the system can be selected from the following options at any LCD
touchpad. The default is Auto.
Auto - selects heat or cool as required
Heat - Heating only
Cool - Cooling only
Vent - Fan only - no heating or cooling
1. Press
MODE
to access the mode selection screen.
2. Use or to alter the mode.
3. Press
SET
to save and exit.
7.3.3 Selecting a Zone
1. Press or to cycle from the global screen, through each of the individual zone
status screens.
The global screen is depicted in the image above.

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7.4 Activating / Deactivating a Zone
1. Press or to select the zone to be activated / deactivated. The current status of
the selected zone is displayed on the second line of the LCD read-out.
2. Press to turn the selected zone ON or OFF as required. The green LED below the
button indicates the zones on/off status.
Alternatively, all zones can be activated / deactivated simultaneously by the selecting the
global screen then pressing .
7.5 Setting a Zone Temperature
1. Press or to select the target zone.
2. Press
SET
.
3. Use or to adjust the set point to the desired level.
4. Press
SET
to save and exit.
7.6 Naming Zones
Zone names must be eight characters in length. A blank character must be used to ll spaces
where no letters are required.
Tips:
• To accept one of the preset zone names, press
SET
repeatedly to accept each character
including any blanks until the controller reverts to the standard display.
• When adding a custom name it is often quicker to edit one of the preset names with the
same number of letters.
1. Press or to select the zone to be named.
2. Press and hold
SET
for approximately ten seconds, until the display reads Z1 Name:.
3. Use or to view all of the preset zone names.
4. Press
SET
on your choice (e.g. Loun
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5. Use or to change the rst character of the zone name if required.
6. Press and hold or to scroll quickly through the available characters.
7. Press
SET
to move to the next character. Press
MODE
to return to the previous character to
correct a mistake.
8. Repeat for all eight character spaces.
9. Pressing
SET
to accept the nal character will save the zone name and the controller will
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7.7 Setting the Clock
1. Press or to select the global screen.
2. Press CLOCK to display the current time and date.
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3. Use or to highlight “change time” then press SET.
4. Use or to alter the highlighted hours value then press SET.
5. Repeat for the minutes and day values.
6. Pressing SET after the day value will return you to the time clock summary screen.
7. Press CLOCK to exit and return to the zone summary screen.
7.8 Setting the System Timer Program
1. Press or to select the global screen.
2. Press CLOCK to display the clock.
3. Use or to highlight ALL Zones program? then press SET.
4. Use or to highlight desired program Aor Bthen press SET.
5. The top line will scroll Pro
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6. On the bottom line the days of the week are displayed. A CAPITAL letter indicates that
the system on/off times will apply on that day. Press to activate, or to deactivate
each day, then press SET to move to the next day.
7. Press SET after the nal day value to enter the start time. If no days have been
activated the conguration routine will exit at this point. If there are valid days the top
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8. Use or to alter the start time to the correct value (in 10 minute intervals).
9. Press SET to proceed to the stop time. The top line will scroll Pro
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