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Toshiba TCB-SFMCA1V-E Manual

SETTING MANUAL
Multi function sensor (CO2/ PM)
Model name: TCB-SFMCA1V-E
* This product is used in combination with a heat recovery ventilation unit. Do not use the multi function sensor on its own or in combination
with other companies’ products.
Thank you for purchasing the “Multi function sensor” for
TOSHIBA Air Conditioner.
Before starting the installation work, please read this manual
carefully and install the product properly.
DN
code Description SET DATA and description Factory default
560 CO2concentration control 0000: Uncontrolled
0001: Controlled 0001: Controlled
561 CO2concentration remote
controller display
0000: Hide
0001: Display 0001: Display
562 CO2concentration remote
controller display correction
0000: No correction
-0010 - 0010: Remote controller display value (no correction)
+ setting data × 50 ppm
0000: No correction
563 CO2sensor altitude correction 0000: No correction (altitude 0 m)
0000 - 0040: Setting data ×100 m altitude correction
0000: No correction
(altitude 0 m)
564 CO2sensor calibration
function
0000: Autocalibration enabled, Force calibration disabled
0001: Autocalibration disabled, Force calibration disabled
0002: Autocalibration disabled, Force calibration enabled
0000: Autocalibration
enabled,
Force calibration
disabled
565 CO2sensor force calibration 0000: No calibrate
0001 - 0100: Calibrate with setting data × 20 ppm concentration 0000: No calibrate
566 PM2.5 concentration control 0000: Uncontrolled
0001: Controlled 0001: Controlled
567 PM2.5 concentration remote
controller display
0000: Hide
0001: Display 0001: Display
568 PM2.5 concentration remote
controller display correction
0000: No correction
-0020 - 0020: Remote controller display value (no correction)
+ setting data × 10 μg/m3
0000: No correction
5F6
Multi function sensor
(CO2/ PM)
connection
0000: Without connection
0001: With connection 0000: Without connection
790 CO2target concentration
0000: 1000 ppm
0001: 1400 ppm
0002: 800 ppm
0000: 1000 ppm
793 PM2.5 target concentration
0000: 70 μg/m3
0001: 100 μg/m3
0002: 40 μg/m3
0000: 70 μg/m3
796 Ventilation fan speed [AUTO]
fixed operation
0000: Invalid (according to fan speed in remote controller settings)
0001: Valid (fixed at Fan speed [AUTO])
0000: Invalid
(according to fan speed
in remote controller
settings)
79A Fixed ventilation fan speed
setting
0000: High
0001: Medium
0002: Low
0000: High
79B
Concentration-controlled
minimum ventilation fan
speed
0000: Low
0001: Medium 0000: Low
CO2/ PM2.5 sensor DN code setting list
Refer to How to set each setting for the details of each item.
Refer to the installation manual of the heat recovery ventilation unit for other DN codes.
How to set each setting
Configure the settings when the heat recovery ventilation unit is stopped (Be sure to stop the heat recovery ventilation unit).
Refer to the installation manual of the heat recovery ventilation unit (“7 Installation method for each system configuration”) or the installation
manual of the remote controller (“9. DN setting” in the “7 Field setting menu”) for details on how to set the DN code.
1 Sensor connection settings (be sure to implement)
To perform automatic fan speed control using the CO2/ PM2.5 sensor, change the following setting (0001: With connection).
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001
5F6 Multi function sensor (CO2/ PM)
connection
Without connection
(factory default) With connection
2 CO2 / PM2.5 target concentration setting
Target concentration is the concentration at which the fan speed is the highest.
The fan speed is changed automatically in 7 stages according to the CO2concentration and PM2.5 concentration.
The CO2target concentration and PM2.5 target concentration can be changed in the settings below.
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001 0002
790 CO2target concentration 1000 ppm
(factory default) 1400 ppm 800 ppm
793 PM2.5 target concentration 70 μg/m3
(factory default) 100 μg/m340 μg/m3
* Although the fan speed is switched automatically using the set CO2concentration or PM2.5 concentration as a target, the detection
concentration differs depending on the operating environment and product installation conditions etc., so the concentration may go above
the target concentration depending on the operating environment.
* As a general guideline, the CO2concentration should be 1000 ppm or less.
(REHVA (Federation of European Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Associations))
* As a general guideline, the PM2.5 concentration (daily average) should be 70 μg/m3or less.
(Ministry of Environment of China)
* The concentration at which the fan speed is the lowest will not change even if the settings above are configured, with the CO2concentration
being 400 ppm, and the PM2.5 concentration being 5 μg/m3.
3 Remote controller display settings
The display of the CO2concentration and PM2.5 concentration on the remote controller can be hidden with the following settings.
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001
561 CO2concentration remote controller display Hide Display
(factory default)
567 PM2.5 concentration remote controller display Hide Display
(factory default)
* Even if the concentration is hidden in the remote controller display, when DN code “560” and “566” control is enabled, automatic fan speed
control is performed.
Refer to section 5 for DN code “560” and “566”.
* If the concentration is hidden, in the event of a sensor failure, the CO2concentration “- - ppm”, PM2.5 concentration “- - μg/m3” will also not
be displayed.
* The display range of the concentration is as follows: CO2: 300 - 5000 ppm, PM2.5: 0 - 999 μg/m3.
* Refer to section 6 for details on the remote controller display in a group connection system.
4 Remote controller concentration display correction
Detection of the CO2concentration and PM2.5 concentration is performed at the RA air path of the heat recovery ventilation unit main body.
As unevenness will also occur in the indoor concentration, a difference between the concentration displayed in the remote controller and the
environmental measurement etc. may result. In such a situation, the concentration value displayed by the remote controller can be corrected.
DN code SET DATA -0010 - 0010
562 CO2concentration remote controller display
correction
Remote controller display value (no correction) + setting data × 50 ppm
(factory default: 0000 (no correction))
DN code SET DATA -0020 - 0020
568 PM2.5 concentration remote controller display
correction
Remote controller display value (no correction) + setting data × 10 μg/m
3
(factory default: 0000 (no correction))
* The CO2concentration will appear as “- - ppm” if the corrected value is too low.
* If the corrected PM2.5 concentration is negative, it will appear as “0 μg/m3”.
* Correct only the concentration display value displayed by the remote controller.
* Refer to section 6 for details on the remote controller display in a group connection system.
English
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5 Concentration control setting
Automatic fan speed control according to the CO2concentration or PM2.5 concentration can be selected individually.
When both controls are enabled, the unit will run at a fan speed close to the target concentration (higher of the concentrations).
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001
560 CO2concentration control Uncontrolled Controlled
(factory default)
566 PM2.5 concentration control Uncontrolled Controlled
(factory default)
* Both CO2concentration control and PM2.5 concentration control are enabled in the factory default settings, so be extra careful when either
control is disabled as the following faults may occur.
1) If CO2concentration control is disabled and the PM2.5 concentration is maintained at a low level, the fan speed will drop, so the indoor
CO2concentration may rise.
2) If PM2.5 concentration control is disabled and the CO2concentration is maintained at a low level, the fan speed will drop, so the indoor
PM2.5 concentration may rise.
* Refer to section 6 for details on the concentration control in a group connection system.
6 Remote controller display and concentration control according to system
configuration
●
Heat recovery ventilation unit only system
(when multiple heat recovery ventilation units are connected in a group)
The CO2/ PM2.5 concentration displayed on the remote controller (RBC-A*SU5*) is the concentration detected by the sensor connected to
the header unit.
Automatic fan speed control by sensor is only applicable to heat recovery ventilation units connected to a sensor.
Heat recovery ventilation units not connected to sensors will run at a fixed ventilation fan speed setting when Fan speed [AUTO] is selected.
(Refer to section 8)
●When system is linked with air conditioners
The CO2/ PM2.5 concentration displayed on the remote controller (RBC-A*SU5*) is the concentration detected by the sensor connected to
the heat recovery ventilation unit with the smallest indoor address.
Automatic fan speed control by sensor is only applicable to heat recovery ventilation units connected to a sensor.
Heat recovery ventilation units not connected to sensors will run at a fixed ventilation fan speed setting when Fan speed [AUTO] is selected.
(Refer to section 8)
7 Minimum ventilation fan speed setting
When running under automatic fan speed control, the minimum ventilation fan speed is set as [Low] but this can be changed to [Medium]. (In
this case, the fan speed is controlled at 5 levels)
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001
79B Concentration-controlled minimum ventilation
fan speed
Low
(factory default) Medium
8 Fixed fan speed setting with no sensor equipped when there is a sensor failure
In the system configuration in section 6 above, heat recovery ventilation units with no sensor equipped will run at a fixed ventilation fan
speed setting when Fan speed [AUTO] is selected with the remote controller. In addition, for heat recovery ventilation units equipped with a
sensor, the unit will also run at a fixed ventilation fan speed setting when the sensor performing concentration control fails (*1).
This fixed ventilation fan speed setting can be set.
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001 0002
79A Fixed ventilation fan speed setting High
(factory default) Medium Low
When this DN code is set to [High], the unit will run in the [High] mode even if the DN code “5D” is set to [Extra High].
If the fan speed needs to be set to [Extra High], see the installation manual of the heat recovery ventilation unit (5. Power setting for applied
control) and set the DN code “750” and “754’ to 100%.
*1 If both CO2and PM2.5 concentration control are enabled and either sensor fails, the unit will run at automatic fan speed control with the
functioning sensor.
9 CO2sensor calibration function settings
The CO2sensor uses the lowest CO2concentration in the past 1 week as a reference value (equivalent to the general atmospheric CO2
concentration) to perform automatic calibration. When the unit is used in a location where the atmospheric CO2concentration is always
higher than the general reference value (along main roads etc.), or in an environment where the indoor CO2concentration is always higher,
the detected concentration may deviate greatly from the actual concentration due to the autocalibration effect, so either disable the
automatic calibration function, or perform force calibration where necessary.
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001 0002
564 CO2sensor automatic calibration
function
Autocalibration enabled
Force calibration
disabled
(factory default)
Autocalibration disabled
Force calibration
disabled
Autocalibration disabled
Force calibration enabled
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001 - 0100
565 CO2sensor force calibration No calibrate
(factory default)
Calibrate with setting data × 20 ppm
concentration
For force calibration, after setting the DN code “564” to 0002, set DN code “565” to a numeric value.
To perform force calibration, a measuring instrument that can measure the CO2concentration is required separately. Run the heat recovery
ventilation unit at a time period during which the CO2concentration is stable, and quickly set the CO2concentration value measured at the
air inlet (RA) with the remote controller using the prescribed method.
Force calibration is performed once only after configuration ends. Not implemented periodically.
10 CO2sensor altitude correction
Correction of the CO2concentration will be performed according to the altitude at which the heat recovery ventilation unit is installed.
DN code SET DATA 0000 0000 - 0040
563 CO2sensor altitude correction No correction (altitude 0 m)
(factory default) Setting data × 100 m altitude correction
11 Ventilation fan speed [AUTO] fixed operation setting
For a system that is connected to an air conditioner, Fan speed [AUTO] cannot be selected from the remote controller. By changing the DN
code “796” setting, it is possible to run the heat recovery ventilation unit at Fan speed [AUTO] regardless of the fan speed set by the remote
controller.
In this case, take note that the fan speed will be fixed as [AUTO].
DN code SET DATA 0000 0001
796 Ventilation fan speed [AUTO] fixed
operation
Invalid
(according to fan speed in remote
controller settings)
(factory default)
Valid
(fixed at Fan speed [AUTO])
List of check codes for CO2• PM2.5 sensor
Refer to the installation manual of the heat recovery ventilation unit for other check codes.
Check code Typical cause of trouble Judging
device Check points and description
E30 Indoor unit - sensor board
communication trouble Indoor When communication between the Indoor unit and sensor boards is not
possible (operation continues)
J04 CO2sensor trouble Indoor When a CO2sensor trouble is detected (operation continues)
J05 PM sensor trouble Indoor When a PM2.5 sensor trouble is detected (operation continues)
* “Indoor” in “Judging device” refers to the heat recovery ventilation unit or the air conditioner.
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