Panasonic CZ-RCC5 User manual

Operating Instructions
Duty Rotation Management Unit 2-17 English
Before operating the unit, please read these operating instructions thoroughly and
keep them for future reference.
Before installation, the installer should:
Read the Installation Instructions, then request the customer keep them for future
reference.
Bedienungsanleitung
Panasonic Duty Rotation Management Unit 18-33 Deutsch
Bevor Sie das Gerät in Betrieb nehmen, lesen Sie bitte diese Bedienungsanleitung
aufmerksam durch und bewahren Sie sie als künftige Referenz auf.
Vor der Installation sollte der Installateur Folgendes tun:
Die Installationsanleitung lesen und den Kunden bitten, diese als künftige Referenz
aufzubewahren.
Handleiding
Managementunit Duty rotation 34-49 Nederlands
Lees voor u het apparaat gebruikt deze gebruikshandleiding grondig en bewaar deze
voor toekomstig gebruik.
Vóór de installatie moet de installateur:
De installatie-instructies lezen en de klant verzoeken om deze voor toekomstig
gebruik te bewaren.
Istruzioni di funzionamento
Unità di gestione Duty Rotation (rotazione carico) 50-65 Italiano
Prima di utilizzare l’unità, leggere attentamente le istruzioni e conservare questo
opuscolo per potervi fare riferimento in futuro.
Prima dell’installazione, l’installatore deve:
Leggere le istruzioni d’installazione, quindi richiedere al cliente di conservarle per
riferimento futuro.
Upute za rad
Jedinica za upravljanje funkcijom Duty rotation 66-81 Hrvatski
Prije rada s jedinicom, pažljivo pročitajte ove upute za rad i čuvajte ih za buduće
potrebe.
Prije instaliranja instalater mora:
Pročitati Upute za instaliranje i potom zatražiti od korisnika da ih sačuva za buduće
potrebe.
Operating Instructions
Duty Rotation Management
Unit Model No.: CZ-RCC5
ACXF55-33420

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Safety Precautions
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions ...........................................................................2-3
How To Use ................................................................................... 4-16
1. Introduction
2. Setting Up Duty Rotation
3. Setting Change during Duty Rotation
4. Cancelling Duty Rotation
5. Changing Duty Rotation Interval
6. Monitoring Duty Rotation
7. Remote Controller Screen Behaviour when Encountering Error
8. System Behaviour during Duty Rotation
9. System Check during Duty Rotation
10. Features Restriction during Duty Rotation
Information .........................................................................................17
Thank you for purchasing Panasonic Duty Rotation Management Unit.
To prevent personal injury, injury to others or property damage, please comply
with the following:
Incorrect operation due to failure to follow instructions below may cause harm
or damage, the seriousness of which is classified as below:
This appliances is not intended for accessibility by the general public.
WARNING CAUTION
This sign warns of death or serious
injury.
This sign warns of injury or damage
to property.
The instructions to be followed are classified by the following symbols:
This symbol denotes
an action that is
PROHIBITED.
These symbols
denote actions
COMPULSORY.
The illustrations in this manual are for explanation purposes only and may
differ from the actual unit. They are subject to change without notice.

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Safety Precautions
WARNING
This can cause electric shock or ignition.
• Do not disassemble or modify.
• Do not touch with wet hands.
• Do not wipe with wet cloths or wash in water.
This application is not intended for use by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge, unless under supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with
the appliances.
Request installation only from the place of purchase or an installer.
• Not doing so may cause electric shock or ignition.
Shut off power supply when installing CNT cable.
• Not doing so may cause electric shock or ignition.
Use only the specified parts when installing CNT cable and perform
the installation correctly by following the instructions.
• Not doing so may cause electric shock or ignition.
Ensure cables are installed properly so that external forces cannot
affect them.
• Not doing so may lead to overheating which can lead to ignition.
Stop use as soon as any problems or malfunctions are detected and
shut off the electric supply to connected appliances.
• Not doing so may cause smoke, ignition, electric shock, or burns.
• Examples of problems and malfunctions:
- There is a burning smell
- Water or foreign objects have gotten inside
- Immediately request repair from the place of purchase or the
installer.
CAUTION
Before connecting wires and cables, discharge any static electricity.
• Not doing so may cause malfunction.
Check the following requirements in advance:
• There should be no abnormality in the air conditioner such as
change of airflow. Ensure no object(s) which may be displaced easily
due to the airflow blowing directly at it. The fallen or moved object(s)
might lead to danger such as fire, injury etc.

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How to Use
1. Introduction
Unit Outline for Duty Rotation
L = 5m L = 5m L = 5m
CN-RMT CN-CNT(A) CN-CNT(B)
Remote Controller
Main Unit Sub Unit
In Duty Rotation, air-conditioning is managed by a running unit and
backup unit which rotates between two units after rotation interval has
elapsed.
• Unit connected to CN-CNT(A) is referred as Main unit.
• Unit connected to CN-CNT(B) is referred as Sub unit.
2. Setting Up Duty Rotation
2.1 Before setting up duty rotation, ensure that:
• Both CNT cables are connected to the main indoor unit and sub
indoor unit.
• Setting in Operation Screen (Mode, Set Temperature, Fan
Speed, Flap Position) is set to desired setting before turning
ON duty rotation.
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FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
• Both main and sub units are turned off.

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2.2 Using Wired Remote Controller, at Main menu, go to Function
setup →Duty rotation.
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Main menu
Select Confirm
System check
Personal setup
Service contact
Function setup
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Duty rotation
Select Confirm
Rotation interval
Rotation status
Rotation ON/OFF
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Function setup
Select Confirm
Filter check
WLAN
Quiet
Duty rotation
2.3 Select Rotation interval and set preferred interval. (Refer to no.
5. Changing Duty Rotation Interval for more details)
2.4 Return to Duty rotation, go to Rotation ON/OFF. Select ON and
confirm.
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Duty rotation
Select Confirm
Rotation interval
Rotation status
Rotation ON/OFF
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Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Note: Attempt to turn ON Duty Rotation when operation ON will
display a pop-up window:
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Duty rotation
Select Confirm
Rotation interval
Rotation status
Rotation ON/OFF
Close
Disabled due to
Operation ON!
2.5 Wired remote controller will attempt to establish connection with
the two units:
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Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Establishing
connection in progress!
Please wait
If connection is successful, the following pop-up window will
appear:
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Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Close
Connection successful!
Duty rotation enabled

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If connection is unsuccessful, either one of the three pop-up
window will appear:
i) Connection with both units failed 11:35,Mon
Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Close
Disabled due to
connection with
both units failed!
ii) Connection with main unit failed
only
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Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Close
Disabled due to
connection with
Main unit failed!
iii) Connection with sub unit failed only 11:35,Mon
Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
Close
Disabled due to
connection with
Sub unit failed!
Please ensure that both CNT cables are connected properly at
indoor unit and wired remote controller according to CNT cable
Installation Manual. After that, repeat Steps 2.1 to 2.5. (Contact
an authorised dealer if problem persists).
2.6 After connection is successful, press to close the pop-up
window. After returning to Operation screen, The Duty Rotation
icon should appear on the top left corner. This icon will appear
throughout the Duty Rotation operation.
11:35,Mon
FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
The operation setting for Duty Rotation mode will follow the
previous setting saved before operation OFF.
• After Duty Rotation is successfully set, sub unit remote
controller will be disabled.

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3. Setting Change during Duty Rotation
Setting change is prohibited during Duty Rotation. Attempting to
change setting or pressing will result in the following pop-up
window:
11:35,Mon
FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
Close OFF
First turn OFF
Duty rotation before
setting change!
Press to close the pop-up window.
4. Cancelling Duty Rotation
Cancelling Duty Rotation will end Duty Rotation operation and turn off
main and sub units. To cancel Duty Rotation, there are two methods:
4.1 Through Rotation ON/OFF Screen
Go to Main menu →Function setup →Duty rotation →
Rotation ON/OFF. Select OFF and confirm to cancel duty
rotation and turn off units.
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Duty rotation
Select Confirm
Rotation interval
Rotation status
Rotation ON/OFF
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Rotation
Select Confirm
ON
OFF
4.2 Through Operation Screen
• Go to Operation screen and press , , , or
to show a pop-up window. Confirm “OFF” will prompt a second
pop-up window confirming turning OFF duty rotation.
11:35,Mon
FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
Close OFF
First turn OFF
Duty rotation before
setting change!
11:35,Mon
FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
No Yes
Turn OFF
Duty rotation?
• Confirm “Yes” to cancel Duty Rotation and turn off units.

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5. Changing Duty Rotation Interval
Duty rotation interval can be changed at any time when Duty rotation
is ON or OFF:
5.1 Go to Main menu →Function setup →Duty rotation →
Rotation interval
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Duty rotation
Select Confirm
Rotation status
Rotation ON/OFF
Rotation interval
Step: ±1h
Interval
Range: (1h~23h)
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Rotation
Select Confirm
12h
Default interval is 12 hours.
5.2 *Select Interval between 1 hour (minimum) to 23 hours
(maximum) and confirm.
*Note: If Duty Rotation interval is changed when Duty Rotation is ON,
the rotation counter will reset to the newly confirmed interval.
6. Monitoring Duty Rotation
Using a status screen, Duty Rotation operation can be monitored to
detect errors and check rotation interval.
6.1 Go to Main menu →Function setup →Duty rotation →
Rotation status
6.2 Rotation status screen (during Duty Rotation = OFF). There are
two pages:
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Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit :
Sub unit :
Main unit comm. :
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Status
Page 1 Close
Time left :
A
B
C

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6.3 Monitoring details A, B, C are described below:
• Main/Sub unit communication status:
Status Display
Remote controller is able to communicate
with Main unit Main unit comm. :
Remote controller is unable to communicate
with Main unit Main unit comm. :
Remote controller is able to communicate
with Sub unit Sub unit comm. :
Remote controller is unable to communicate
with Sub unit Sub unit comm. :
• Main/Sub unit operation status:
Status Display
Main unit is ON Main unit : ON
Main unit is OFF Main unit : OFF
Main unit encounters a system error (for
example, H23 error: Indoor heat exchanger
temperature sensor 1 abnormality)
Main unit : H23
Sub unit is ON Sub unit : ON
Sub unit is OFF Sub unit : OFF
Sub unit encounters a system error (for
example, H23 error: Indoor heat exchanger
temperature sensor 1 abnormality)
Sub unit : H23

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• Time left before rotation:
Status Display
When one of the below happens:
A) Duty Rotation is OFF
B) Duty Rotation is ON but
remote controller is unable to
communicate with Main/Sub unit
C) Duty Rotation is ON but Main/
Sub unit encounters a system
error
Time left :
(Counter is reset)
Other than the above (For example,
time left before rotation is 11:59:59) Time left : 11:59:59
Note: If “Time left” reaches “00:00:00”, the running unit will be turned
off (becomes the backup unit) and the backup unit will be turned
on (becomes the running unit). “Time left” renews according to set
rotation interval and counting restarts for the next rotation cycle.
• Examples of Rotation status screen:
a) Rotation status screen during Duty Rotation = ON without
error:
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Status
Page 1 Close
Time left : 11:59:59
11:35,Mon
Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit : ON
Sub unit : OFF
Main unit comm. :
b) Rotation status screen during Duty Rotation = ON with
communication error only:
11:35,Mon
Status
Page 1 Close
Time left :
11:35,Mon
Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit : ON
Sub unit : OFF
Main unit comm. :

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c) Rotation status screen during Duty Rotation = ON with
system error only:
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Status
Page 1 Close
Time left :
11:35,Mon
Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit : ON
Sub unit : H23
Main unit comm. :
6.4 Rotation status screen will update according to the latest status.
7. Remote Controller Screen Behaviour when
Encountering Error
7.1 When CNT communication error or system error is detected on
either main or sub unit, remote controller screen will automatically
enter Rotation status screen and screen backlight will blink.
11:35,Mon
Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit : ON
Sub unit : OFF
Main unit comm. :
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Status
Page 2 Close
Sub unit comm. :
Main unit : ON
Sub unit : OFF
Main unit comm. :
7.2 The remote controller screen blinking stops when error is cleared
during Duty Rotation ON or Duty Rotation is cancelled.
7.3 If the Rotation status screen is not manually exited, the screen
will return to Operation screen and remote controller screen
blinking stops after error is solved.

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8. System Behaviour during Duty Rotation
8.1 Duty Rotation Mechanism
• Upon turning Duty Rotation ON from OFF, Main unit will be
turned on (becomes running unit). Sub unit will become the
backup unit.
After Rotation Interval
After Rotation Interval
L = 5m L = 5m L = 5m
Running
Remote Controller
Backup
Sub UnitMain Unit
CN-RMT CN-CNT(A) CN-CNT(B)
L = 5m L = 5m L = 5m
Remote Controller
Backup
Main Unit
CN-RMT CN-CNT(A) CN-CNT(B)
Running
Sub Unit
Duty Rotation
ON
• After rotation interval ends, Main unit will be turned off
(becomes backup unit) and Sub unit will be turned on (becomes
running unit) for the next rotation cycle. Role of running and
backup unit will rotate between Main and Sub unit for each new
rotation cycle.
8.2 Unit Response when Error is Encountered During Duty Rotation
• When a CNT communication error is detected on the running
unit, the running unit will continue its previous state but backup
unit will be turned on with rotation counter cleared (blank).
• When a CNT communication error is detected on the backup
unit, both running unit and backup unit will continue its previous
state with rotation counter cleared.
• When a system error (indicated by timer LED blinking) is
detected on the running unit and the running unit is turned off,
backup unit will be turned on with rotation counter cleared.
• When a system error detected on the backup unit and backup
unit is turned off, rotation counter is cleared.

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8.3 Unit Response when Error is Cleared during Duty Rotation
• When CNT communication error detected on the running unit is
cleared, the running unit will continue running and the backup
unit will be turned off. Rotation counter will start anew.
• When CNT communication error detected on the backup unit is
cleared, the running unit will continue running and the backup
unit will be turned off. Rotation counter will start anew.
• When system error detected on the running unit or backup
unit is solved, the running unit or backup unit may not turn ON
(Timer LED is still blinking) as the error is still memorised in the
indoor unit. To solve this:
a) Turn off Duty Rotation (Refer to no. 4. Cancelling Duty
Rotation)
b) Go to Quick Menu, and select AC Reset and confirm to
clear Timer LED blinking.
Select Reset
c) Turn on Duty Rotation again (Refer to no. 2. Setting Up
Duty Rotation)
8.4 Unit Response after Recovery from Power Breakdown
After recovery from power breakdown:
• Duty Rotation will resume and Main unit will become the
running unit, sub unit will become the backup unit.
• Rotation counter will start anew.

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8.5 Unit Treatment of Setting Change Signals Sent during Duty
Rotation
• During Duty Rotation, both Main unit and Sub unit ignore setting
change instructions sent from remote controller and Comfort
Cloud app.
• If CNT communication error on a unit is detected for more
than 2 minutes, that unit is allowed to accept setting change
instruction from remote controller and Comfort Cloud app. After
communication error is cleared, that unit will start to ignore
setting change instructions.
8.6 Support of Backup Unit during High Set Temperature vs Room
Temperature Difference
Room temperature is detected by the running unit. Upon reaching a
set temperature vs room temperature difference threshold, backup
unit will be turned on or off to support running unit:
For Cool/Dry mode For Heat mode
[(Room temp. – Set temp.)
≥2 °C continuously for 60secs] =
backup unit ON
[(Room temp. – Set temp.)
< 0 °C continuously for 60secs] =
backup unit OFF
[(Set temp. – Room temp.)
≥5 °C continuously for 60secs] =
backup unit ON
[(Set temp. – Room temp.)
< 0 °C continuously for 60secs] =
backup unit OFF
Temp. (Indoor)
Set Temp.
+2 °C
Set Temp.
Time
OFF OFFON
Backup Unit
Set Temp.
Set Temp.
-5 °C
Time
Temp. (Indoor)
OFF OFFON
Backup Unit

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9. System Check during Duty Rotation
System check can be performed during Duty Rotation:
9.1 Go to Main menu →System check.
9.2 Select Main unit to check system error for Main unit.
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System check
Select Confirm
Sub unit
Main unit
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Main unit
H00
No memory of failure
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Main menu
Select Confirm
Personal setup
Function setup
System check
9.3 Select Sub unit to check system error for Sub unit.
10. Features Restriction during Duty Rotation
Several features are restricted during Duty Rotation to prevent
unwanted interruption:
Feature Display Feature restriction during duty
rotation
Operation
screen
11:35,Mon
FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
Close OFF
First turn OFF
Duty rotation before
setting change!
All settings are prohibited to change
unless Duty Rotation is cancelled
first (this will turn off units):
• Mode
• Set temperature
• Fan speed
• Horizontal flap position
• Vertical flap position
Main menu 11:35,Mon
Main menu
Select Confirm
System check
Personal setup
Function setup
Only the following items are
available on Duty Rotation:
• Function setup
• System check
• Personal setup
The following items are unavailable
on Duty Rotation:
• Service contact
• Custom setup

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Function setup 11:35,Mon
Function setup
Confirm
Duty rotation
Only the following items are
available on Duty Rotation:
• Duty rotation
The following items are unavailable
on Duty Rotation:
• Model type
• Heat mode
• Left/Right swing
• Powerful
• Quiet
• Filter reset
• WLAN
• Diagnosis
Quick menu
Select Lock
Only the following items are
available on Duty Rotation:
• RC lock
• RC Reset
The following items are unavailable
on Duty Rotation:
• Powerful
• Quiet
• Weekly timer
• Filter reset
• LED Intensity Dim
• AC Reset
Weekly timer - Weekly timer is disabled during Duty
Rotation, but will resume after Duty
Rotation is turned off.

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Information for Users on Collection and Disposal of Old
Equipment
This symbol on the products, packaging, and/or
accompanying documents means that used electrical
and electronic products must not be mixed with general
household waste.
For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old
products, please take them to applicable collection points
in accordance with your national legislation.
By disposing of these products correctly, you will help
to save valuable resources and prevent any potential
negative effects on human health and the environment
which could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste
handling.
For more information about collection and recycling of
old products, please contact your local municipality, your
waste disposal service or the point of sale where you
purchased the items.
Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this
waste, in accordance with national legislation.
For Business users in the European Union and some
other European countries
If you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipment,
please contact your dealer or supplier for further
information.
[Information on Disposal in other Countries outside
the European Union]
These symbols are only valid in the European Union. If
you wish to discard these items, please contact your local
authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of
disposal.
Information

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Sicherheitshinweise
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Sicherheitshinweise ......................................................................18-19
Bedienung ................................................................................... 20-32
1. Einleitung
2. Einstellen der Duty Rotation
3. Einstellungsänderung während der Duty Rotation
4. Abbrechen der Duty Rotation
5. Ändern des Intervalls für die Duty Rotation
6. Überwachen der Duty Rotation
7. Verhalten des Fernbedienungsbildschirms beim Auftreten eines Fehlers
8. Systemverhalten während der Duty Rotation
9. Systemüberprüfung während der Duty Rotation
10. Funktionseinschränkung während der Duty Rotation
Informationen .....................................................................................33
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich für die Panasonic Duty Rotation
Management Unit entschieden haben.
Um Personen- oder Geräteschäden zu vermeiden, sind die nachfolgend aufgeführten
Sicherheitshinweise zu beachten:
Die verwendeten Warnhinweise untergliedern sich entsprechend ihrer Wichtigkeit wie folgt:
Dieses Gerät ist nicht für die Verwendung durch die allgemeine Öffentlichkeit gedacht.
VORSICHT ACHTUNG
Die Nichtbeachtung dieses Hinweises
kann zu schweren Verletzungen oder
gar zum Tod führen.
Die Nichtbeachtung dieses Hinweises
kann zu Verletzungen oder zu
Beschädigungen führen.
Bei den folgenden Symbolen handelt es sich um Verbote bzw. Gebote:
Dieses Symbol weist
darauf hin, dass eine
bestimmte Tätigkeit
NICHT durchgeführt
werden darf.
Diese Symbole weisen
darauf hin, dass
bestimmte Tätigkeiten
durchgeführt werden
MÜSSEN.
Die Abbildungen in diesem Handbuch dienen nur Erläuterungszwecken und
können sich von dem tatsächlichen Gerät unterscheiden. Sie können ohne
vorherige Ankündigung geändert werden.

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Deutsch
Sicherheitshinweise
VORSICHT
Dies kann zu einem elektrischen Schlag oder einer Zündung führen.
• Nicht zerlegen oder modifizieren.
• Nicht mit nassen Händen berühren.
• Nicht mit feuchten Tüchern abwischen oder mit Wasser abwaschen.
Dieses Gerät ist nicht zur Verwendung durch Personen (Kinder mit eingeschlossen)
bestimmt, welche eingeschränkte körperliche, sensorische oder geistige Fähigkeiten
aufweisen bzw. fehlende Erfahrung und Kenntnis im Umgang mit diesem Gerät haben,
es sei denn, solche Personen werden von einer für ihre Sicherheit verantwortlichen
Aufsichtsperson beaufsichtigt oder instruiert. Kinder sollten beaufsichtigt werden, um
sicherzustellen, dass sie nicht mit dem Gerät spielen.
Beauftragen Sie die Installation nur bei der Verkaufsstelle oder einem Installateur.
• Andernfalls besteht die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages oder einer Zündung.
Schalten Sie die Stromversorgung ab, wenn Sie das CNT-Kabel installieren.
• Andernfalls besteht die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages oder einer Zündung.
Verwenden Sie bei der Installation des CNT-Kabels nur die spezifizierten Teile und
führen Sie die Installation korrekt durch, indem Sie die Anweisungen befolgen.
• Andernfalls besteht die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages oder einer Zündung.
Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die Kabel ordnungsgemäß verlegt sind, so dass äußere
Kräfte sie nicht beeinflussen können.
• Andernfalls kann es zu einer Überhitzung und in der Folge zu einer Zündung kommen.
Unterbrechen Sie den Betrieb, sobald Sie irgendwelche Probleme oder Störungen
feststellen, und schalten Sie die Stromversorgung der angeschlossenen Geräte ab.
• Andernfalls kann es zu Rauch, Zündung, Stromschlag oder Verbrennungen kommen.
• Beispiele für Probleme und Störungen:
- Es gibt einen Brandgeruch
- Wasser oder ein Fremdkörper ist in das Innere gelangt
- Fordern Sie sofort eine Reparatur beim Händler oder Installateur an.
ACHTUNG
Vor dem Anschließen von Drähten und Kabeln ist eine eventuell vorhandene statische
Elektrizität zu entladen.
• Andernfalls kann es zu Fehlfunktionen kommen.
Überprüfen Sie die folgenden Anforderungen im Voraus:
• Es sollte keine Abnormalität in der Klimaanlage geben, wie z. B. eine Änderung des
Luftstroms. Achten Sie darauf, dass sich keine Gegenstände davor befinden, die
durch den direkt daran blasenden Luftstrom leicht verschoben werden können. Die
heruntergefallenen oder bewegten Gegenstände können zu Gefahren wie Feuer,
Verletzungen usw. führen.

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Bedienung
1. Einleitung
Übersicht über die Einheit für die Duty Rotation
L = 5 m L = 5 m L = 5 m
CN-RMT CN-CNT(A) CN-CNT(B)
Fernbedienung
Hauptgerät Nebengerät
Bei der Duty Rotation wird die Klimatisierung von einem laufenden
Gerät und einem Reservegerät gesteuert, die nach Ablauf des
Intervalls zwischen zwei Geräten wechselt.
• Das an CN-CNT(A) angeschlossene Gerät wird als Hauptgerät
bezeichnet.
• Das an CN-CNT(B) angeschlossene Gerät wird als Nebengerät
bezeichnet.
2. Einstellen der Duty Rotation
2.1 Vergewissern Sie sich vor der Einrichtung der Duty Rotation,
dass folgende Punkte zutreffen:
• Beide CNT-Kabel sind mit dem Haupt- und dem Nebengerät für
den Innenbereich verbunden.
• Die Einstellungen im Betriebsbildschirm (Betriebsart,
Solltemperatur, Gebläsedrehzahl, Klappenposition) werden
vor dem Einschalten der Duty Rotation auf die gewünschte
Einstellung gesetzt.
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FAN SPEED
AUTO
AUTO
SET TEMP.
25.0 FLAP
MODE
AUTO
C
°
• Sowohl Haupt- als auch Nebengerät sind ausgeschaltet.