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General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | MT 180 |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Details the technical specifications of the MT180 thermostat, including temperature range, dimensions, and ratings.
Describes the thermostat's capabilities for 2 or 4 pipe fan coil systems, 7-day programmability, and various control functions.
Lists the available Daikin MT180 thermostat models and their corresponding part numbers for different fan speed controls.
Details optional sensors for occupancy detection and pipe sensing that can be used with the thermostat.
Provides step-by-step instructions for physically installing and wiring the thermostat to the HVAC system.
Details configuration options using jumpers JP1, JP3, and JP4 for sensor input, setback systems, and pipe operation.
Identifies and describes the buttons and display elements on the MT180 thermostat's front panel.
Provides a detailed overview of the information displayed on the thermostat screen and its meaning.
Explains how to save changes and use UP/DOWN arrow buttons for adjustments and navigation.
Describes how to use the SYSTEM button to select and change operating modes like HEAT, COOL, AUTO, OFF, and SETBACK.
Explains how to use the FAN button to select fan modes such as ON, AUTO, HI, M, LO, AUTO HI, AUTO M, AUTO LO.
Details the functions accessible via the PROGRAM button, including CLOCK, °F/°C, SET, COPY, and HOLD.
Step-by-step guide on how to set the current time and day on the thermostat.
Instructions for changing the temperature display unit between Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C).
Explains how to set custom time periods and their corresponding temperature setpoints for each day.
Describes how to copy programmed settings from one day to another or use the factory default program.
Explains how to use the HOLD feature for temporary or permanent manual operation, overriding programmed settings.
Provides a procedure to verify the thermostat's operation after installation, including fan and system mode checks.
Explains how the thermostat responds to a condensate overflow switch activation, displaying a wrench symbol and disabling outputs.
Details how to access and navigate the thermostat's service menu for advanced configuration settings.
Details fan operation modes and fancoil operations for 2/4 pipe systems.
Covers pipe sensor use for water temp and the thermostat's purge cycle mechanism.
Details setback operation using JP3 for temperature control points and fan operation based on demand.
Explains how to use a door/window switch with JP3 to disable HVAC outputs if a door remains open.
Details JP3 setup for occupancy control and thermostat behavior in occupied/unoccupied modes.
Details the SB200-001 sensor's function as a master sensor for guest room HVAC management.
Details the SD200-001 sensor's features and operation as a master sensor for HVAC management.
Describes the SD200-002 sensor's features and operation as a stand-alone master sensor for HVAC management.
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