Seeley Braemar XK55 User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
WIRED CONTROLLER XK55
(English) (XK55)
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iWIRED CONTROLLER - XK55
IMPORTANT
VERY IMPORTANT
ANY FAILURE TO CARRY
OUT THE REQUIRED MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING, AND ANY
FAILURE TO FILL OUT THE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE, WILL VERY
LIKELY VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
As with any product that has moving parts or is subject to wear and tear, it is
that you maintain your air conditioner and have it regularly
serviced. Accordingly, it is a condition of warranty cover for your air conditioner
that you comply with all of the maintenance and service requirements set out
in this Manual. Compliance with these requirements will prolong the life of your
air conditioner. Further, it is also a condition of warranty cover that the
Maintenance Schedule in the Manual is filled out (by signing and dating it in
the places indicated) when the item is completed.
(For complete warranty terms, refer to the separate Warranty Booklet sold with
the product. Alternatively, visit
to download the terms.
Warranty terms are subject to property access and industry safety standards.)
https://www.seeleyinternational.com/warranty/
MAIN COMPONENTS.........................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION & SAFETY ..............................................................................3
OPERATION
WIRED CONTROLLER .................................................................................4
CONTROLLER LAYOUT...............................................................................4
LCD ICONS ................................................................................................5-6
BUTTON FUNCTIONS...............................................................................6-7
ON/OFF .........................................................................................................7
MODE, TEMPERATURE, FAN SETTING .....................................................8
RIGHT, LEFT SWING FUNCTION ................................................................9
UP, DOWN SWING FUNCTION ..................................................................10
TIMER SETTING ....................................................................................11-12
AIR EXCHANGE SETTING....................................................................12-13
SLEEP SETTING ...................................................................................13-15
HEALTH SETTING .................................................................................15-16
I-DEMAND SETTING .............................................................................16-17
VACATION SETTING .............................................................................17-18
TURBO FUNCTION SETTING...............................................................18-19
SAVE FUNCTION SETTING ..................................................................19-21
E-HEATER SETTING .............................................................................21-22
BLOW FUNCTION SETTING.................................................................22-23
FILTER SETTING ...................................................................................23-25
QUIET FUNCTION SETTING......................................................................26
ULTRA-DRY SETTING................................................................................27
LOCK FUNCTION .......................................................................................27
MEMORY FUNCTION .................................................................................27
CENTIGRADE - FAHRENHEIT ...................................................................27
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ENQUIRY .......................................................27
INDOOR FAN SHUTDOWN MODE ............................................................28
ERROR DISPLAY...................................................................................29-31
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE............................................................................32
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ...........................................................................33
OPERATION TIPS.............................................................................................34
TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................35
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION & SAFETY ..............................................................................2
OPERATION
WIRED CONTROLLER .................................................................................3
CONTROLLER LAYOUT...............................................................................3
LCD ICONS ...................................................................................................4
BUTTON FUNCTIONS..................................................................................
ON/OFF .........................................................................................................5
6
MODE, TEMPERATURE...............................................................................
FAN SPEED SETTING..................................................................................
FUNCTION PAGE..........................................................................................
SLEEP FUNCTION........................................................................................
RAPID FUNCTION........................................................................................
SWING FUNCTION.......................................................................................
ABSENCE PAGE.............................................................................................
MORE FUNCTION PAGE.............................................................................
QUIET FUNCTION ........................................................................................
HEALTH FUNCTION ....................................................................................
12-DRYING FUNCTION ................................................................................
SAVE FUNCTION PAGE.............................................................................
FIX ANGLE SWING PAGE..........................................................................
FILTER CLEANING PAGE .........................................................................
TIMER FUNCTION PAGE............................................................................
WEEKY TIMER SETTING PAGE.................................................................
TIME SETTING PAGE.................................................................................
SETTING PAGE...........................................................................................
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE...........................................................................
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ..........................................................................
OPERATION TIPS............................................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................................................................
CONTENTS
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10
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E-HEATER FUNCTION ................................................................................
LIGHT ............................................................................................................
9
9
X-FAN............................................................................................................
AIR.................................................................................................................
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10
11
12
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13
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ENGINEERING SETTING PAGE................................................................
PARAMETER SETTING..............................................................................
PARAMETER VIEW....................................................................................
VIEW PAGE.................................................................................................
REMOTE SHIELD FUNCTION....................................................................
ERROR CODES FOR OUTDOOR UNIT......................................................
ERROR CODES FOR INDOOR UNIT MALFUNCTION.............................
ERROR CODES FOR DEBUGGING..........................................................
STATUS CODES.........................................................................................
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ERROR..............................................................................................................18
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MAIN COMPONENTS.........................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION & SAFETY ..............................................................................3
OPERATION
WIRED CONTROLLER .................................................................................4
CONTROLLER LAYOUT...............................................................................4
LCD ICONS ................................................................................................5-6
BUTTON FUNCTIONS...............................................................................6-7
ON/OFF .........................................................................................................7
MODE, TEMPERATURE, FAN SETTING .....................................................8
RIGHT, LEFT SWING FUNCTION ................................................................9
UP, DOWN SWING FUNCTION ..................................................................10
TIMER SETTING ....................................................................................11-12
AIR EXCHANGE SETTING....................................................................12-13
SLEEP SETTING ...................................................................................13-15
HEALTH SETTING .................................................................................15-16
I-DEMAND SETTING .............................................................................16-17
VACATION SETTING .............................................................................17-18
TURBO FUNCTION SETTING...............................................................18-19
SAVE FUNCTION SETTING ..................................................................19-21
E-HEATER SETTING .............................................................................21-22
BLOW FUNCTION SETTING.................................................................22-23
FILTER SETTING ...................................................................................23-25
QUIET FUNCTION SETTING......................................................................26
ULTRA-DRY SETTING................................................................................27
LOCK FUNCTION .......................................................................................27
MEMORY FUNCTION .................................................................................27
CENTIGRADE - FAHRENHEIT ...................................................................27
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ENQUIRY .......................................................27
INDOOR FAN SHUTDOWN MODE ............................................................28
ERROR DISPLAY...................................................................................29-31
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE............................................................................32
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ...........................................................................33
OPERATION TIPS.............................................................................................34
TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................35
SEELEY INTERNATIONAL – OWNER’S MANUAL 1
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION & SAFETY ..............................................................................2
OPERATION
WIRED CONTROLLER .................................................................................3
CONTROLLER LAYOUT...............................................................................3
LCD ICONS ...................................................................................................4
BUTTON FUNCTIONS..................................................................................
ON/OFF .........................................................................................................5
6
MODE, TEMPERATURE...............................................................................
FAN SPEED SETTING..................................................................................
FUNCTION PAGE..........................................................................................
SLEEP FUNCTION........................................................................................
RAPID FUNCTION........................................................................................
SWING FUNCTION.......................................................................................
ABSENCE PAGE.............................................................................................
MORE FUNCTION PAGE.............................................................................
QUIET FUNCTION ........................................................................................
HEALTH FUNCTION ....................................................................................
12-DRYING FUNCTION ................................................................................
SAVE FUNCTION PAGE.............................................................................
FIX ANGLE SWING PAGE..........................................................................
FILTER CLEANING PAGE .........................................................................
TIMER FUNCTION PAGE............................................................................
WEEKY TIMER SETTING PAGE.................................................................
TIME SETTING PAGE.................................................................................
SETTING PAGE...........................................................................................
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE...........................................................................
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ..........................................................................
OPERATION TIPS............................................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................................................................
CONTENTS
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10
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E-HEATER FUNCTION ................................................................................
LIGHT ............................................................................................................
9
9
X-FAN............................................................................................................
AIR.................................................................................................................
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9
10
11
12
12
13
14
ENGINEERING SETTING PAGE................................................................
PARAMETER SETTING..............................................................................
PARAMETER VIEW....................................................................................
VIEW PAGE.................................................................................................
REMOTE SHIELD FUNCTION....................................................................
ERROR CODES FOR OUTDOOR UNIT......................................................
ERROR CODES FOR INDOOR UNIT MALFUNCTION.............................
ERROR CODES FOR DEBUGGING..........................................................
STATUS CODES.........................................................................................
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ERROR..............................................................................................................18
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iWIRED CONTROLLER - XK55
INTRODUCTION & SAFETY
when the Braemar Air Conditioning Unit
is used. Note: the manufacturer
recommends that low level return air grilles
are installed.
IMPORTANT!
THE AUSTRALIAN GREENHOUSE
OFFICE HAS ISSUED VARIOUS
REGULATIONS ON THE USE AND
DISPOSAL OF REFRIGERANTS IN
THE UNIT. FAILURE TO FOLLOW
THESE REGULATIONS MAY HARM
THE ENVIRONMENT AND COULD
LEAD TO THE IMPOSITION OF
SUBSTANTIAL FINES.
WHERE SPECIFIED, ONLY
QUALIFIED AND LICENSED
TECHNICIANS SHOULD PERFORM
WORK ON THIS UNIT, FAILING
WHICH THE WARRANTY ON THE
UNIT WILL BE VOID.
WARNING! This appliance is not
intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack
of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for
their safety.
Children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must
be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualied
persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Congratulations on purchasing a new
Braemar Air Conditioner!
Please keep this Manual and the
Warranty Booklet in a safe place,
along with the original purchase
documents, plus all relevant
certicates of compliance relating to
the installation work performed. Please
register the Warranty straight away, by
following the steps set out in the
Warranty Booklet.
The installer must read the Installation
Manual before installing the Braemar
Air Conditioning Unit.
The home owner/user should read the
Owner’s Manual before operating the
Unit.
To ensure the warranty on the Unit is
continued and valid, the Unit must be
checked and serviced by the home
owner/user as per the requirements in
the Maintenance & Service section
and the Maintenance Schedule. This
will also prolong the life of your air
conditioner.
The home owner/user should regularly
check the Air Inlet side of the Outdoor
unit to ensure grass, leaf and other
matter are not drawn into or onto the
Inlet side of the Outdoor unit. Restriction
to the air ow across the coil will reduce
the system’s capacity, and result in high
operation pressures and excessive
operating costs.
A return air lter MUST be installed by
the installer at the return air grille. The
air lter should be inspected and
cleaned at least every two weeks
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OPERATION
CONTROLLER LAYOUT
Appearance and LCD Icons
Wired Controller appearance
Your Braemar Air Conditioner
has been designed and built with reliable,
quality components. To ensure many years
of trouble free, dependable service
please read the following pages very
carefully, and please ensure that you
follow all of the instructions.
WIRED CONTROLLER
Please follow the below cautionary
notes when using the wired controller:-
1. Do not install the wired controller in
a damp place or under direct sunlight.
2. Do not abuse, toss, or frequently
assemble/disassemble the wired
controller.
3. Do not operate the wired controller
with wet hands and never let any liquid
ow into it.
4. Do not install or remove the wired
controller by yourself. If necessary,
please contact a service agent.
5. This wired controller is applicable to
various kinds of air conditioners -
some specic functions unavailable to
the duct type air conditioners will be
covered in this manual.
6. Before operating the air conditioner,
please read this manual carefully and
keep it in a safe place for future
reference.
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Display Denition Display Denition
Auto Cooling
Dry Fan
Heating Floor Heating
3D Heating Space Heating
Air Gate-control
Clean Comfort (reserved
function)
E-Heater Error
Health Defrost
12-drying Light
Left-right Swing Master Indoor unit
Memory Absence
Rapid Quiet
Save Sheild
Slave wired
controller Sleep
Timer Up & down swing
X-fan Group control
LCD ICONS
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BUTTON FUNCTION
Fan
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1 2
3
4
5
7 68910
11
12
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No. Name Denition
1
Remote
control
signal
It’s used for receiving the
signal of remote control
2ON/OFF
indicator
Red colour indicates the
unit is o󰀨 and white colour
indicates the unit is on
3 Temp Button To adjust operating
temperature
4 Mode Button Adjust switching operating
mode
5ON/OFF
button
Turn on or turn o󰀨 the unit
6Slight touch
button
Press this button to switch
on/o󰀨 status, Hold this button
for 5s to resume touch screen
and LCD
7Cooling
Button
Selecting cooling mode
8Heating
Button
Selecting heating mode
9 Fan button Switching fan mode
10 Function
Button
Entering in to the next page
11 Fan status Displays fan staus
12 Temperature
display
Displaying temperature
13 Fan speed
display
Display set fan speed
ON / OFF
Press the ON/OFF Button to turn the unit on or o󰀨.
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Cool
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Fan Heat Cool
Cool
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Fan Heat Cool
Heat
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Fan Heat Cool
Cool
Cooling Dry Fan Heating
TEMPERATURE SETTING
Press or button to increase or
decrease setting temperature when
the unit is on. Pressing either of them
continuously, will increase or
decrease by 1°C every 0.3s.
In Cooling and Heating mode,
temperature setting range is
16°C - 30°C.
In Auto mode, the setting temperature
is not adjustable.
MODE
Under the ON state of the unit, press
the MODE button to switch the
operation modes as the sequence
shown below.
Note:
Auto mode is only valid for the indoor unit
under main mode.
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FAN SPEED SETTING cont.
Note:
1. Under drying mode, the fan speed is
set to low speed by default and cannot be
adjusted.
2. Under oor heating mode, the fan speed
is invalid.
FAN SPEED SETTING
Press the FAN button to vary the
speeds as shown in the sequence
below.
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FUNCTION PAGE
SLEEP FUNCTION
Indoor unit will enter into sleep
mode. It will operate automaticaly
to create a comfortable sleeping
temperature.
RAPID FUNCTION
Decrease or increase temperature
rapidly to reach the set temperature.
Rapid function can only be started up
under cooling or heating mode.
SWING FUNCTION
After turning on the unit, press Swing to
turn on or turn o󰀨 swing function
(normal swing function).
ABSENCE FUNCTION
After the unit is turned on under heating
mode, press Absence to turn on or
turn o󰀨 absence function. After absence
function is started up, the set temperature
on homepage displays 8C
FUNCTION PAGE cont.
MORE
Press More to enter into more functions
operation.
TIMER
Press Timer to enter into timer page.
SET
Preset Set to enter into set page.
VIEW
Press View to enter into view page.
BACK
Press Back to turn back to previous page.
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Back
Sleep Absence Rapid
MoreSwing Swing
Timer
Function
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MORE FUNCTION PAGE cont.
HEALTH FUNCTION
Turn on or turn o󰀨 the health function.
LIGHT FUNCTION
Turn on or turn o󰀨 the light on indoor unit.
X-FAN FUNCTION
Dry the water on the evaporator coil after
turning o󰀨 the unit to prevent mildew.
12-DRYING FUNCTION
It can only be started up under dry mode.
The set temperature on the homepage
displays 12 C.
- Press ∧or ∨to switch functions.
- Press corresponding function button to
turn on or turn o󰀨 this function, or enter
into the setting page.
Note:
If the icon has been blacked out, this
indicates the function is not included.
AIR FUNCTION PAGE
Air function: Improve air quality through
adjusting the indoor fresh air volume.
- Press ON to turn on or turn o󰀨 the air
function.
- Press to set the air grade level.
MORE FUNCTION PAGE
QUIET FUNCTION
Reduce the noise of the indoor unit.
There are two kinds of mode for
quiet function: quiet and auto quiet.
Quiet function is not valid under auto,
cooling, drying, fan, heating, 3D
heating or space heating mode.
E-HEATER FUNCTION
Under drying mode, auxiliary electric
heating is allowed to be turned on to
increase air outlet temperature and
improve comfort. Under heating or 3D
space heating mode, the auxiliary
electric heating will turn on to improve
heating e󰀩ciency. Under heating or
3D space heating mode, turn o󰀨 the
auxiliary heating to save energy.
9
Back
E-heater
Light
12-drying
Quiet
Health
X-fan
More Function
Home
Back
More Function
Air
Swing...
Save
Filter...
Home
$
Cancel
Air
ON
Current Setting Value: 10
10
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SAVE FUNCTION PAGE
SAVE FUNCTION
Set temperature lower limit under
cooling or drying mode or temperature
upper limit for heating or 3D heating or
space heating mode to let the air
conditioner operate at appointed
temperature range to save energy.
- Press ON to turn on or turn o󰀨 save
function.
- Press to adjust the limit
temperature.
- Press save mode to switch di󰀨erent
kinds of mode.
FIX ANGLE SWING PAGE
FIXED- ANGLE SWING FUNCTION
It used for setting the swing position for up
& down swing or left&right swing.
- Press U & D to switch up & down swing.
- Press L & R to switch left & right swing.
- Press your required swing position to
start up corresponding swing function.
10
Cancel
Save
ON
Lower Temp Limit Setting: 16 C
16
OK
Save
Cool
Back U & D
Swing Position
L & R Home
Back U & D L & R Home
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FILTER CLEANING PAGE
A lter cleaning reminder can be set on
this page. The air conditioning unit will
monitor its operation time.
It will remind the user to clean lter to
prevent blockage of lter.
The blockage of lter will lead to poor
cooling performance and heating
function, abnormal protection and
bacteria collecting, etc.
The reminder time for cleaning varies
from di󰀨erent cleaning degree of
current ambient and cleaning frequency.
The following four options are below:
1. Slight pollution (A):
When the cleaning frequency is “0”,
the operation time is 5500 hours.
For every level increase this extends
the operation time by 500 hours.
When the cleaning frequency is “9”,
the accumulative operation time is
10000 hours.
FILTER CLEANING PAGE cont.
2. Moderate pollution (B): when the cleaning
frequency is “0”, the accumulative operation
time is 1400 hours.
For every increase in level, the accumulative
operation time extends by 400 hours. When
the cleaning frequency is “9”, the
accumulative operation time is 5000 hours.
3. Severe pollution (C): when the cleaning fre-
quency is “0”, the accumulative operation time
is 100 hours. For every level increase, the
accumulative operation time adds 100 hours.
When the cleaning frequency is “9”, the
accumulative operation time is 1000 hours.
- Select Current Cleanliness to enter the
setting of cleaning degree.
- Select Cleaning Cycle to enter frequency
setting.
- Select ON to turn on or turn o󰀨 lter cleaning
function.
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Back
Filter Cleaning
Current Cleanliness: A
Cleaning Cycle: 0
ON
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TIMER FUNCTION PAGE
The timer can be set whenever the unit is
turned on or turned o󰀨. Three weekly
timers and one countdown timer can be
chosen.
In order to maintain the accuracy of time,
please set the system time. If the system
time is incorrect, adjust the date and time.
- Select the required timer to enter the
corresponding timer setting page.
- Select to open or close the
corresponding timing.
- Select to adjust the timing for
count down.
- Select Back to return to the previous
page.
- Select Home to directly return to home
page.
WEEKLY TIMER SETTING PAGE
Timer 1, 2, 3 is the weekly timer.
The mode, setting temperature, fan speed
and repeat days can be set with the weekly
timer. If you want to set timer on/timer o󰀨.
Activate the time of turn on/timer o󰀨;
To set the timer on and timer o󰀨
simultaneously, activate the time for timer
on and timer o󰀨.
Select the corresponding timer to turn
on the unit.
- Select O󰀨 Time to set the timer to turn o󰀨
the unit.
- Select ▲ ▼ to set the temperature
- Select mode to set the mode
- Select Fan to set the speed
- Press the OK button to save current timer
setting and return to the previous page.
- Press Cancel, it will not save the setting
and directly return to previous page
- Press Repeat to set repeat days
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Back Home
Timer 1
Timer
Timer 2
Click Set First
Timer 3
Click Set First
Click Set First
Off After 0.5 hrs
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Auto
Cancel Fan
Fan
Mode OK
Timer 1
On Time
08:30
Off Time
17:30
Repeat: No >
Cancel
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
Sunday
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TIME SETTING PAGE cont.
To adjust the date press on the date.
When in date setting the year, month and
day can be set.
- Press Year to set the correct year
- Press Month to set month
- Press Day to set day
Use the buttons to adjust the values.
Press OK to conrm.
Adjust the correct time by setting the
setting hour and minutes to the desired
time.
- Press hour to set the correct hour
- Press minute to set correct minute
Use the buttons to adjust the values.
- Press the semi-circle button to the right
to change between AM and PM.
Press OK to conrm.
TIME SETTING PAGE
In the function menu select the Set icon
Select the date & time icon to enter
setting.
Press the 12-hour time to toggle
between 24 hour or 12 hour time.
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Back
Sleep Absence Rapid
MoreSwing Swing
Timer
Function
Set View
Cancel
Year
2019
Day
21
2Month
Date
Current Setting Date: 2019-02-21
OK
Back
Set
Date & Time
Project Setting
About Unit
Hotline
Backlight Time
Brightness
Sound
Language
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Home
Cancel
Hour
2
26 Minute
Time
Current Setting Time: 02:26PM
PM
OK
Back
14.25
12-Hour Time
Date & Time
2019-02-12
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ENGINEERING SETTING PAGE
Function used for engineering debugging.
- Select the Master Wired Controller for
turning up or turn o󰀨 the master wired
controller function.
- Select the Master IDU for turning up the
indoor units function of main mode.
- Select Parameter View to enter the
parameter inquiry page.
- Select Parameter Setting to enter the
parameter setting page.
Note: The parameter setting is valid only if
the master controller turns on.
SETTING PAGE
Function is used for setting the backlight
sound and time and date as well as
engineering debugging.
- Click the corresponding setting items
to enter the setting page.
Back
Set
Date & Time
Project Setting
About Unit
Hotline
Backlight Time
Brightness
Sound
Language
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Home
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Back
>
>
Project Setting
Master Wired Controller
Master IDU
Parameter View
Parameter Setting
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PARAMETER SETTING
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Setting items Setting scopeStatus Remarks
High Ceiling
Installation
Turn on, turn
off turn off Only applicable to cassette units
Prior Operation Turn on, turn
off turnoff
If the power supply is not enough, we
permit giving priority on operation of
indoorunits to turn on/off. Other indoor
units willturn off compulsively.
Use Remoter Turn on, turn
off turn on
Link with Fresh Air
IDU*
Turn on, turn
off turnoff
After setting linkage function, the new
duct indoorunit will turn onor turn off
automatically according to the turn
on/off of ordinary indoor units,
meanwhile we can turn on/off
manually.
Note: It is only applicable for new duct
indoorunits.
Indoor Fan Static
Pressure 1~9 5 5 speed3 4 5 6 7
9 speed123456789
Number of IDUs
0: this function
is forbidden
1-16:
Numbers of
indoor units
1 Set the relevant value according to the
numberof indoorunit received.
Angle of Air Return
Board
Angle 1
Angle 2
Angle 3
Angle 1 Only applicable to units with Air Return
Board.
Auto Temp
Automatic
cooling
17 30
Automatic
heating
16 29
Automatic
cooling
25
Automatic
heating
20
Cooling setting temperature - Heating
setting temperature1.
Clear Filter Cleaning
Time
Clear, not
clear not clear
Fresh Air IDU Output
Temp*
cooling16
~30
heating16
~30
cooling
18
heating
22
It is only applicable for new duct indoor
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PARAMETER VIEW
The following parameter can be viewed only if the master wired controller is turned on
Unit Code 0~9 A~Z a~z,- Main Board Code 0~9 A~Z a~z,-
Module HP -40~70 Module LP -69~38
Outdoor Temp -30~139Defrosting Temp -30~139
Oil Return Temp -30~139Separator Outlet
Temp -30~139
ODU Heat EXV1 0~48 ODU Heat EXV2 0~48
Subcooler EXV 0~48 Subcooler Liquid
Temp -30~139
ODU Fan Operation Freq 0~100Hz Comp1 Operation
Freq 0~200Hz
Comp2 Operation Freq 0~200Hz Comp3 Operation
Freq 0~200Hz
Comp1 Discharge Temp -30~150Comp2 Discharge
Temp -30~150
Comp3 Discharge Temp -30~150Comp4 Discharge
Temp -30~150
Comp5 Discharge Temp -30~150Comp6 Discharge
Temp -30~150
Condenser Inlet Temp -30139 Condenser Outlet
Temp -30139
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Parameter name Display scope Parameter name Display scope
Number of IDUs 1~16 Filter Dirty Alarm Actual value
Cool & Heat Modes
cool only, heat
only, cool & heat,
fan
Max Distribution
Ratio 135% 150%110%
Master IDU's Project No. 1~255 Wired Controller's
Address 12
Online IDUs 1~80 CAN2 Address 1~255
Error IDU Location & IDU
Project No. 1~255 IDU Error Log 5 historical defaults
IDU Capacity Actual value Prior Operation Yes, no
EXV Status 0~20 View All IDU Project
No. 1~255
Room Temp -9~99Inlet Temp -9~99
Outlet Temp -9~99Relative Humidity Actual value
Fresh Air IDU Output
Temp Actual value ODU Static Pressure Setting 020 50 80
ODU Error Log 5 historical
defaults

SEELEY INTERNATIONAL – OWNER’S MANUAL 1
ERROR CODES
VIEW PAGE
View page will display the current operation
function so as to provide content of the
units status.
- Press ∧or ∨to switch page.
REMOTE SHIELD FUNCTION
Remote control or integrated controller can
shield the remote control buttons during
operation. The buttons will not function until
sheild function is turned o󰀨.
Remote shield function is divided into whole
shield and partial shield. When it is
whole shield, the operation towards remote
control of wired controller or button
operation will not activate.
When it is partial shield, the operation
towards remote control of touch screen of
wired controller will not activate.
When in shield mode the icon will ash to
indicate that the fuction has been
activated. Pressing on the controller will
cause the shield icon to ash.
ENTRANCE GUARD DISPLAY FUNCTION
If the system has been installed with a door
card system inserting a door card will
activate the system. Removing the door
card will turn o󰀨 the system.
After removing the door card, the system
will memorise the settings and resume
operation once the door card has been
inserted. The symbol for pulling out the
card will be displayed, neither the remote
control or wired controller will be
respsonsive.
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Back
View(Running Function)
Up & Down Swing
Health
Light
Auto Quiet
Home

iWIRED CONTROLLER - XK55
ERROR cont
ERROR CODES FOR OUTDOOR UNIT
When there is any abnormalities occur during system operation, the main
interface of wired controller will show multifunction icon, the specic code and
indoor units located so as to let you understand the operation status of air
conditioner at rst time.
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Code Description CodeDescription CodeDescription
E0 Outdoor units
malfunction FP Malfunction of DC motor b4
Subcooler liquid
outlet temperature
sensor malfunction
E1 High pressure
protection FU
Shell roof
temperature
sensor malfunction
of compressor 1
b5
Subcooler air
outlet temperature
sensor malfunction
E2
Discharge low
temperature
protection
Fb
Shell roof
temperature
sensor malfunction
of compressor 2
b6
Steam split inlet
temperature
sensor malfunction
E3 Low pressure
protection J1
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 1
b7
Steam split outlet
temperature
sensor malfunction
E4
High discharge
temperature
protection of
compressor
J2
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 2
b8
Outdoor
temperature
sensor malfunction
F0
Imperfectmain
board of outdoor
units
J3
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 3
b9
Heat exchanger air
outlet temperature
sensor malfunction
F1 High pressure
sensor malfunctionJ4
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 4
bA
Oil return
temperature
sensor malfunction
F3 Low pressure
sensor malfunctionJ5
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 5
bH Systematic hour
abnormality
F5
Discharge
temperature
sensor malfunction
of compressor 1
J6
Overcurrent
protection of
compressor 6
bC
Shell roof
temperature
sensor abscission
protection of
compressor 1
F6
Discharge
temperature
sensor malfunction
of compressor 2
J7
Back flow
protection of
four-way valve
bL
Shell roof
temperature
sensor abscission
protection of
compressor 2