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5 Pair Number Setting
• Pair number setting is required to pair up a certain sig-
nal receiving unit and a certain remote controller. This
setting is not necessary unless assigning a particular
indoor unit to a particular remote controller. (At factory
shipment, the pair number on the signal receiving unit
and wireless remote controller is set to "0.")
• When this setting needs to be made, make the settings
on the signal receiving unit and the wireless remote con-
troller as shown in the right table.
● Setting Example
(1) Controlling multiple units in the same room
• Individual setting
Each unit can be controlled from separate remote controllers.
"0"
"1"
"0"
(2) Controlling multiple units in different rooms
"0"
"0"
"0"
"0"
6 Test Run Method
ON/OFF button
FAN button
MODE button
TEST RUN button
VANE button
• 2-hour OFF timer will automatically stop the test run in two hours.
7 Operation Lamp Display and Buzzer
The following section details the operation lamp and the buzzer on the signal receiving unit.
<When receiving operation signals from the wireless remote controller>
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Short beep
Operation lamp
During operation: Lights off three times at 0.1-second intervals.
While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.1-second intervals.
<If a wireless remote controller is operated while the units are under centralized control>
Depending on the settings, when local control is prohibited by the centralized control system, ON/OFF, Mode selection, or Temperature setting buttons
on the remote controller may be disabled.
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Two staccato beeps
Operation lamp
During operation: Lights off three times at 0.25-second intervals.
While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.25-second intervals.
<When the preset temperature is corrected (Applicable to signal receiving unit PAR-FA32MA only)>
If the model setting on the wireless remote controller does not match the actual model type of the indoor unit that is connected, the signal receiving unit
will make correction on the preset temperature for the indoor unit. When this happens, signal receiving unit will perform the following actions.
Confirmation sound that indicates signal reception: Two staccato beeps
Operation lamp
During operation: Lights off three times at 0.25-second intervals.
While the unit is stopped: Lights up three times at 0.25-second intervals.
Pair number setting on the wireless
* Refer to the installation manual that comes with the signal receiving unit for details.
"2"
"1"
"2"
Set the signal receiving unit and wireless remote
controller in the same room to the same number.
(Use the factory setting as it is.)
[Setting Procedures]
1. Turn on the power.
TEST RUN
2. Press the
button twice con-
secutively.
MODE
3. Press the
button.
FAN
4. Press the
button.
VANE
5. Press the
button.
6. Confirm that the outdoor unit fan
is in operation.
7. Press the ON/OFF
TEST RUN
or press the
button twice con-
secutively.
remote controller
Set the pair number switch on the signal receiving unit.
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
• Single-controller setting
All indoor units are controlled from a single remote controller.
"0"
"0"
* It will take three minutes after power on to start up the system.
TEST RUN
•
and the operation setting will be displayed.
• Make sure that the remote controller display indicates that the
unit is stopped.
• Operation mode will change to and from Cool and Heat.
Cool: Confirm that cool air blows out.
Heat: Confirm that warm air blows out (It takes a while for warm air
to come out.)
• Confirm that the fan speed changes.
• Confirm the normal operation of auto-vane.
• Outdoor unit controls its capacity by controlling the rotation speed
of the fan. Depending on the outside air temperature, the fan runs
at low speed and stays at the speed as long as it has enough
power. Even if the fan stops or rotates in the reverse direction, it is
not a malfunction.
• Test run will be cancelled.
button
In the case of CITY MULTI system
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
"0"
"0"
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