Design Technical Manual
Table Of Contents
- CHAPTER00
- CHAPTER01_General_information
- CHAPTER02_Model_selection
- 1. MODEL SELECTION PROCEDURE
- 2. MODEL LINE UP
- 3. MODEL SELECTION AND CAPACITY CALCULATION
- 4. CAPACITY TABLE COOLING (OUTDOOR UNIT)
- 5. CAPACITY TABLE HEATING (OUTDOOR UNIT)
- 6. CAPACITY COMPENSATION COEFFICIENT
- 7. CAPACITY TABLE COOLING (INDOOR UNIT)
- 7-1. COMPACT CASSETTE TYPE
- 7-2. CIRCULAR FLOW CASSETTE TYPE
- 7-3. CASSETTE TYPE
- 7-4. MINI DUCT TYPE
- 7-5. SLIM DUCT / SLIM CONCEALED FLOOR TYPE
- 7-6. MEDIUM STATIC PRESSURE DUCT TYPE
- 7-7. HIGH STATIC PRESSURE DUCT TYPE
- 7-8. VERTICAL AIR HANDLER TYPE
- 7-9. COMPACT FLOOR TYPE
- 7-10. FLOOR / CEILING TYPE
- 7-11. CEILING TYPE
- 7-12. WALL MOUNTED TYPE
- 8. CAPACITY TABLE HEATING (INDOOR UNIT)
- 8-1. COMPACT CASSETTE TYPE
- 8-2. CIRCULAR FLOW CASSETTE TYPE
- 8-3. CASSETTE TYPE
- 8-4. MINI DUCT TYPE
- 8-5. SLIM DUCT / SLIM CONCEALED FLOOR TYPE
- 8-6. MEDIUM STATIC PRESSURE DUCT TYPE
- 8-7. HIGH STATIC PRESSURE DUCT TYPE
- 8-8. VERTICAL AIR HANDLER TYPE
- 8-9. COMPACT FLOOR TYPE
- 8-10. FLOOR / CEILING TYPE
- 8-11. CEILING TYPE
- 8-12. WALL MOUNTED TYPE
- CHAPTER03_Outdoor_units
- CHAPTER04_Indoor_units
- CHAPTER05_Control_system
- 1. CONTROL SYSTEM
- 2. CONTROL UNITS
- 2-1. SYSTEM CONTROLLER
- 2-2. SYSTEM CONTROLLER LITE
- 2-3. TOUCH PANEL CONTROLLER
- 2-4. CENTRAL REMOTE CONTROLLER
- 2-5. WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER (Touch panel)
- 2-6. WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER
- 2-7. SIMPLE REMOTE CONTROLLER (With Operation mode)
- 2-8. SIMPLE REMOTE CONTROLLER (Without Operation mode)
- 2-9. WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER
- 2-10. IR RECEIVER UNIT (for ALL DUCT TYPE)
- 2-11. IR RECEIVER UNIT (for CASSETTE TYPE)
- 2-12. IR RECEIVER UNIT (for CIRCULAR FLOW CASSETTE TYPE)
- 2-13. HUMAN SENSOR KIT (for CIRCULAR FLOW CASSETTE TYPE)
- 2-14. REMOTE SENSOR UNIT
- 2-15. PRESSURE SENSOR KIT
- 2-16. GROUP CONTROL METHOD
- 2-17. COMPARISON TABLE OF CONTROLLERS
- 3. ADAPTOR / CONVERTOR UNITS
- 4. SERVICE & WEB MONITORING TOOL
- CHAPTER06_System_design
- CHAPTER07_Function_setting
- CHAPTER08_External_input_and_output
- CHAPTER09_Notes
- CHAPTER10_Optional_parts
- CHAPTER99
CAUTION
● Before activating the Automatic Address Setting function, be sure to finish setting the refrigerant
circuit addresses of outdoor units.
● Setting the addresses of indoor units automatically does not necessary mean that addresses are
assigned sequentially starting from the indoor unit which is located the closest to the outdoor units
(instead, addresses are assigned randomly).
With respect to the setting of refrigerant circuit addresses, the same address numbers of the
refrigerant circuit addresses of the outdoor units being connected within the same refrigerant
system are assigned.
● To find out what addresses have been assigned to individual indoor units, it is necessary to
perform a separate address check operation.
● When setting addresses of signal amplifiers, indoor units and RB units automatically, be sure to
always set the addresses of signal amplifiers first, set the addresses of indoor units second, set
the addresses of RB units last.
● Be sure to finish address setting of outdoor unit and indoor unit before performing the automatic
address setting of RB unit.
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1: If the total wiring length within a segment is expected to exceed 1,640 ft. (500 m), insert a signal amplier (Refer to
Chapter 5.).
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2: If the number of nodes (the number of units of indoor units, outdoor units, controllers and others) is expected to
exceed 64 (including signal ampliers), insert a signal amplier (Refer to Chapter 5.).
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FUNCTION
SETTING
FUNCTION
SETTING