SiE-05C Test Operation
Test Operation Inverter K Series 81
1.11 Control by Remote Controller (Double Remote Controllers, Group, Remote)
Double Remote
Controllers
Lets you control a single indoor unit using two remote controllers in different locations.
System which is convenient for cases where for instance you may want to control an indoor unit in the
reception room from your office, or when you may want to have fine control of a far away indoor unit at
your fingertips. (Applies to other indoor unit types as well.)
NOTE: The remote controller contains a thermostat sensor. If the master and slave remote controllers are located
in different rooms, set field setting to “Not used” by the master remote controller. (No need field setting to
“Not used” for the slave remote controller)
Operation control for indoor units is last command priority.
Remove the remote controllers’ front panels and set the MASTER/SLAVE switch on the remote
controller’s built-in PC board to MASTER for the master remote controller and SLAVE for the slave
remote controller. Field setting can be made only for the master remote controller.
Group Control Up to 16 indoor units are sinaltaneously controlled as a group with single remote controller.
System which is convenient for cases where for instance you may want to simultaneously control
several indoor units with the same settings, such as on a huge single floor.
NOTE: Shows remote controller wiring only.
Remote controller wiring for group control has no polarity, so it doesn’t matter if N and P are connected
inversely.
Settings are the same for all indoor units in the group, and each indoor unit is controlled individually by
its thermostat sensor.
Address is set automatically for group control, so there is no need to set the address for by the group
control remote controller.
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