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VRV III General Information - Daikin AC

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Control System EDUS391004-M<br />

8. Control System<br />

8.1 Various Control by Liquid Crystal Remote Controller<br />

Control by Remote Controller<br />

For more effective localized environmental control <strong>Daikin</strong> offers various control systems such as single or double remote<br />

control or centralized control. This enables the construction of a variety of operational control systems which can be<br />

adapted for various uses from remote control to building automation.<br />

Control Method Objective / Use<br />

Local operation of<br />

remote controller<br />

Remote operation<br />

of remote<br />

controller<br />

2 remote control<br />

Group control �1<br />

�1<br />

Group control by 2<br />

remote controllers<br />

Forced OFF<br />

command from<br />

outside<br />

Example of typical<br />

use<br />

For control from<br />

distant place<br />

For control from 2<br />

places (distant or<br />

local)<br />

For the control of<br />

plural indoor units<br />

on a floor at the<br />

same time<br />

For above control<br />

from distant place.<br />

Forced OFF for<br />

forgetting to turn<br />

equipment off, or<br />

in times of an<br />

emergency.<br />

Unit Name and<br />

Model<br />

BRC1E71<br />

Connected to<br />

indoor units<br />

� For group<br />

control it is<br />

connected to 1<br />

unit out of the<br />

group<br />

� In the case of<br />

control by 2<br />

remote<br />

controllers both<br />

controllers are<br />

connected to<br />

the indoor unit<br />

Main Menu<br />

� Air Flow Direction<br />

� Ventilation<br />

� Schedule<br />

� Off Timer<br />

� Celsius / Fahrenheit<br />

� Maintenance <strong>Information</strong><br />

� Configuration<br />

� Current Settings<br />

� Clock & Calendar<br />

� Daylight Saving Time<br />

� Language<br />

Service Settings<br />

� Test Operation<br />

� Maintenance Contact<br />

� Field Settings<br />

� Energy Saving Options<br />

� Prohibit Buttons<br />

� Min Setpoints Differential<br />

� Group Address<br />

� Indoor unit AirNet Address<br />

� Outdoor unit AirNet Address<br />

� Error History<br />

� Indoor Unit Status<br />

� Outdoor Unit Status<br />

� Forced Fan ON<br />

� Switch Main Sub Controller<br />

� Filter Indicator<br />

Function Standard Number of Units<br />

� Forcibly stops indoor unit operation by<br />

command from outside.<br />

� During remote controller group control, input a<br />

command from outside to any one of the<br />

indoor units.<br />

1 remote controller controls 1<br />

indoor unit<br />

2 remote controllers control 1<br />

indoor unit<br />

1 remote controller controls up<br />

to 16 indoor units<br />

simultaneously<br />

2 remote controllers control up<br />

to 16 indoor units from 2<br />

different places<br />

simultaneously<br />

Same as the number of units<br />

controlled by remote controller<br />

�1 In case of group control, the remote controller used as master control must be selected with auto-swing function<br />

(BRC1E71). When the group has cassette, FXF (Q)) or Wall mounted (FXA (Q)) models.<br />

22 <strong>General</strong> <strong>Information</strong>

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