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TCL TCL-WiredCasCtrl User manual

USER MANUAL
WIRED CONTROLLER
TCL-WiredCasCtrl
Read these instructions carefully and keep them safe for
future reference.
2
CONTENTS
SAFETY 2
INTRODUCTION TO WIRED CONTROLLER 4
STARTING UP 5
SETTINGS 6
CLOCK SETTINGS 8
TIMER SETTINGS 9
PARAMETER QUERY SETTINGS 10
TROUBLESHOOTING 12
3
SAFETY WARNINGS
•Before attempting installation, the Installation Manual must
be fully read and understood.
•Check the product model and specification to ensure they
meet the requirements of the appliance before installation.
•When choosing a suitable position for installation,
consideration should be made to avoid external influences
which may damage the unit, shorten its life, or make the unit
unsafe. Places to avoid include:
1. Areas in the vicinity of flammable gasses.
2. Areas where the unit may be splashed by liquids or oils.
3. Areas likely to experience extremes of temperature.
4. Areas exposed to high levels of electromagnetic radiation.
5. Any place with high levels of humidity.
•This unit is designed to be installed by a professional air
conditioning engineer.
•Do not operate this machine with wet hands or allow it to
come into contact with water. An electric shock or short
circuit may occur.
•Do not attempt to modify or repair the unit. This must only
be attempted by a qualified engineer under the instruction of
the manufacturer.
•Ensure that the power supply is disconnected from the unit
before attempting to open the shell.
•Ensure the interconnecting cables are suitably rated for the
application and that they are routed in a way to prevent
damage during installation and use.
4
•This unit is only designed for use with the air conditioners
listed. Do not attempt installation with any other equipment
without confirmation from the manufacturer.
•Ensure that any fixings used to wall mount the unit are
suitable for the type of wall.
•Before drilling holes, care should be taken to avoid any
hidden pipework or cables. If in doubt professional advice
should be sought.
Maintenance and repair of this product should only be
carried out by a qualified professional.
Keep this manual safe for future reference or for use by a
third party.
The correct use of this product is detailed in this manual.
Failure to follow the instructions may result in damage or
injury.
All installation and service carried out on the appliance must
conform to the corresponding local standards, laws and
regulations.
NOTE: Due to continuous product development, products may
not exactly correspond to the illustrations in this manual.
7
CONTROL PANEL
Sleep
Fresh
Door Card
Defrost
Anti-freeze
Set
Child Lock
Economic
Up/Down
Swing
Left/Right
Swing
Degree
centigrade
Fahrenheit
Electric
Error
Water Level
Water
Pump
Sign
Current
Water
Temperature
Ambient
Temperature
Set
Temperature
Compressor
Timer ON
Timer OFF
TIMER BUTTON
AIR SPEED BUTTON
AIR MODE BUTTON
UP BUTTON
DOWN BUTTON
ON/OFF BUTTON
SYMBOL LIST
7
STARTING UP
•It is necessary to initially power the wired controller on for self-check. All the icons and
symbols will turn on for 3 seconds.
•Press the [ON/OFF] button once to start the controller, press again to turn off.
•To check the liquid crystal, press the [ON/OFF] button for 5 seconds and then release.
The controller will enter self-check.
•After a buzzer sounds once, the liquid crystal will move from left to right and then go
off. The controller will then exit from self-check.
NOTE: All buttons are invalid during the self-check.
•Automatic Mode: The controller with the power-down memory function can be
powered on again after being powered down. Check the temperature and then re-
start automatic mode. If the power-down memory function has not started, the
controller will automatically enter standby mode.
On the start-up interface, press the [Mode]
button once when it becomes visible.
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Press the MODE button
for over 5 seconds to
enter function selection.
Press the MODE button
again to chose your
desired mode. The icon
for the mode you have
chosen will be displayed
on the controller, if it is not
displayed, repeat the
process.
FUNCTION SETTING
•In certain modes you can increase or decrease the temperature by pressing the [▲]/
[▼] these buttons increase or decrease the temperature by 0.5℃.
Forced Defrosting
On the start-up interface, set the wire controller to be in heating mode and at a
temperature of 16℃. Then finish by following 6 buttons of operations within 5
seconds: “[][][][][][]”. The system will successfully enter
forced defrosting and the buzzer will make 1 long noise.
The AIR SPEED button is used to chose
between 3 air speeds: Low, Intermediate,
High.
On the start-up and shutdown interface,
press the [] and [] buttons at the same
time for over 5 seconds to enable Child Lock
mode, the Child Lock symbol will then be
displayed.
When Child Lock is in effect, the operations
of other buttons will be invalid until Child
Lock is disabled by repeating the process.
AIR SPEED BUTTON
When the wire controller is initially powered on, its default air speed is low. The
icon of low air speed will be displayed.
If the wire controller is in automatic air setting, the air speed icon will follow the
cyclic sequence of: Intermediate, High, Low.
When the wire controller is set to automatic air, the air speed icon is displayed in
the same cyclic sequence.
If the air speed has been set manually, the wire controller will save your setting
the next time you use the mode.
CHILD LOCK
•Press and hold the timer button for 5 seconds. The hour display will then flash.
•To change the hour, use the [▲]/ [▼] buttons to cycle the time, higher or lower.
Press the mode button to change to the minutes section, and repeat the process
until you have your desired time.
•Press mode again to confirm and then press the timer key to exit from the timer
setting menu.
SETTING THE CLOCK
SETTING THE TIMER
Parameter Query/Setting
•Hold down the [Mode]+ [▲] buttons for 5 seconds to automatically enter the
parameter query interface when the “Time Area-Hour” icon flashes and displays
the “Parameter Code” and “Temperature Area” displays the current “Parameter
Value” matching the “Parameter Code”.
•When the “Parameter Code”flashes, press the [▲] or [▼] buttons to switch the
“Parameter Code”.
Parameter
Code
Area Display
Parameter Name
Query the Current
Parameter
Query
Range
Value
to
Query
Area Display
01
Time Area-
Hour
Indoor ambient
temperature
Current
value
Temperature
Area
-30~150
02
Time Area-
Hour
Aperture of expansion
valve of the indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
0~500
03
Time Area-
Hour
Temperature at the inlet of
evaporator of the indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
-30~150
04
Time Area-
Hour
Temperature in the middle of
evaporator of the indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
-30~150
05
Time Area-
Hour
Temperature at the outlet of
evaporator of the indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
-30~150
06
Time Area-
Hour
Engineering number of the
indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
/
07
Time Area-
Hour
IP address of the
indoor unit
Current
value
Temperature
Area
/
E1
Time Area-
Hour
Historical Error 1
Err+**
Temperature
Area
E2
Time Area-
Hour
Historical Error 2
Err+**
Temperature
Area
E3
Time Area-
Hour
Historical Error 3
Err+**
Temperature
Area
E4
Time Area-
Hour
Historical Error 4
Err+**
Temperature
Area
E5
Time Area-
Hour
Historical Error 5
Err+**
Temperature
Area
Parameter Setting
•Hold down the [Mode]+ [▼] buttons for 5 seconds to automatically enter the
parameter query interface. When the “Time Area-Hour” icon flashes and displays
the “Parameter Code” and “Temperature Area” displays the current “Parameter
Value” matching the “Parameter Code”.
When the parameter code flashes, press the [▲] or [▼] key to switch the
“Parameter Code”. Press the [Mode] button to stop the “Parameter Code” from
flashing and enter the “Parameter Value” changing interface when the “Parameter
Value” flashes.
When the parameter value flashes, press the [▲] or [▼] buttons to change the
“Parameter Value”; press the [Mode] button to save the “Parameter Value” and
return to the “Parameter Code” flashing interface.
Parameter Code
Query the Current
Parameter
Query Range
Parameter
Code
Area
Display
Parameter Name
Value
to
Query
Area Display
P1
Time
Area-Hour
The indoor unit
corresponding to
the
wire controller is
the
indoor unit in the
master mode
SL
Temperature
Display Area
SL: From the
indoor unit
P2
Time
Area-Hour
Clearing Away
the
Master Indoor
Unit from the Set
00
Temperature
Display Area
00: No action
P3
Time
Area-Hour
Address Setting
of Two-wire
Controller
01
Temperature
Display Area
01: Upper
computer of RS485
trunk
P5
Time
Area-Hour
Power-down
memory mode
Off
Temperature
Display Area
On: Valid
on
Off: Invalid
P6
Time
Area-Hour
Temperature Unit
Conversion
℃
Temperature
Display Area
C: degree
centigrade
℉
P7
Time
Area-Hour
Selection of
Ambient
Temperature
Sensing
Bag
IL
Temperature
Display Area
/
P8
Time
Area-Hour
Modification
Value of Return-
air
Temperature
Sensing Bag
00
Temperature
Display Area
-15℃~15℃
P9
Time
Area-Hour
Modification
Value of Return-
air
Temperature
Sensing Bag
00
Temperature
Display Area
-15℃~15℃
PF
Time
Area-Hour
Thermal
Aggregation
Prevention
00
Temperature
Display Area
00~60
PH
Time
Area-Hour
Maximum
Defrosting
Duration
15
Temperature
Display Area
00~20
TROUBLESHOOTING
Classification
Code
Error Description
Error
E0
The Indoor-outdoor communication goes wrong.
E1
The Room Temperature Sensor T1 goes wrong.
E2
The Internal Coil Temperature Sensor T2 goes wrong.
E3
The External Coil Temperature Sensor T3 goes wrong.
E4
The outdoor unit goes wrong.
E5
The model configuration processing (frequency conversion) goes
wrong.
E6
The indoor fan goes wrong and/or the communication between the
indoor DC fan and the indoor main control panel goes wrong.
E7
The Outdoor Temperature Sensor T4 goes wrong.
E8
The exhaust temperature sensor (TP1 of
variable-frequency compressor) goes wrong.
E9
The variable-frequency module goes wrong.
EA
The current sensor goes wrong.
EH
The Return-air Temperature Sensor T5 goes wrong.
EC
The outdoor communication goes wrong.
EL
The outdoor low-temperature protection goes wrong.
EE
The EEPROM goes wrong (The E2 of the outdoor unit goes wrong).
EF
The outdoor fan goes wrong.
The wire controller communication goes wrong.
EP
The temperature switch at the top of compressor goes wrong.
EU
The voltage sensor goes wrong.
Eb
The communication between the main control panel and the display
panel goes wrong.
Ed
The EEPROM of main control panel goes wrong (The E2 of the
indoor unit goes wrong)
En
The indoor coil outlet temperature sensor goes wrong.
b1
The ambient temperature sensor goes wrong.
b2
The inlet pipe temperature sensor goes wrong.
b3
The middle temperature sensor goes wrong.
b4
The outlet pipe temperature sensor goes wrong.
b5
The humidity sensor goes wrong.
b6
The water temperature sensor goes wrong.
b7
The indoor EEPROM goes wrong.
b8
The swing motor goes wrong.
b9
The MAC address of the indoor unit is abnormal.
bA
The model dial is wrong.
H0
The outdoor unit goes wrong (including protection) in an all-round
way.
When there is an issue with the system, the “ERR” icon will be displayed, and
the temperature area flashes with the current error or protection code.
Classification
Code
Error Description
Error
C0
The CAN communication goes wrong in an all-round
way.
C1
Multiple main control panel errors
C2
The number of outdoor unit modules is abnormal
(Deficiency/increase)
C3
The communication between the main control panel and
the variable-frequency compressor drive goes wrong.
C4
The communication between the main control panel and
the variable-frequency fan drive goes wrong.
C5
The communication between the indoor unit and the wire
controller goes wrong.
Protection
P0
Module protection
P1
Over/Under-voltage protection
P2
Over-current protection (Variable-frequency compressor)
P3
Outdoor unit protection
P4
Exhaust high-temperature protection (Variable-frequency
compressor or Slave F3)
P5
Under-cooling protection in the cooling mode (Indoor unit
coil temperature protection)
P6
Over-heating protection in the
cooling mode (Condenser high-temperature
protection)
P7
Over-heating protection in the
heating mode (Indoor unit coil
temperature protection)
P8
Outdoor high/low-temperature protection
P9
Drive protection (load abnormal)
PA
The modes conflict and the top air-out board
communication goes wrong.
d1
Indoor fan protection
d2
Auxiliary electric heating protection
d3
Water full protection
d4
Anti-freezing protection
d5
The modes conflict.
d6
The IP address of the indoor unit is abnormal.
d7
The capacity dial is wrong.
d8
The engineering numbers conflict.
electriQ UK Support.
Office hours: 9AM - 5PM Monday to Friday
www.electriQ.co.uk
Unit J6, Lowfields Business Park
Lowfields Way, Elland
West Yorkshire, HX5 9DA
PRODUCT DISPOSAL
Do not dispose this product as unsorted municipal
waste. Collection of such waste must be handled
separately as special treatment is necessary.
Recycling facilities are now available for all
customers at which you can deposit your old
electrical products. Customers will be able to take
any old electrical equipment to participating civic
amenity sites run by their local councils. Please
remember that this equipment will be further handled
during the recycling process, so please be
considerate when depositing your equipment.
Please contact the local council for details of your local household waste
recycling centers.

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