Unit Control
3.2.4.13 Gate-Ctrl.
[Operation Instructions]
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At the commissioning parameter setting page, by touching ―
Gate-Ctrl.
‖, the control panel will access
to the corresponding setting page.
[Notes]
●When ―
Gate-Ctrl.
‖ has been activated; the display panel will detect the card state. When the card has
inserted, the unit will run normally. When the card is drawn out, the controller will turn off the unit at
once and back to the homepage. In this case, all touching operation become ineffective, and a prompt
dialog box will pop up. The unit will resume normal operation until the card has inserted back and the
ON/OFF status of the control panel will resume to that before the card is drawn out.
●This setting will be memorized upon power failure.
3.2.4.14 Current Limit
[Operation Instructions]
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1. At the commissioning parameter setting page, by touching ―
Current limit
‖, it can be set to ―
On
‖ or
―
Off
‖.
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2. When it is set to ―
On
‖, it is able to set the limited current value.
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3. After that, this setting will be saved by touching the ―
Save
‖ icon,
[Notes]
● This setting will be memorized upon power failure.
3.2.4.15 Address
[Operation Instructions]
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At the commissioning parameter setting page, by touching ―
Current limit
‖, it can be set the address.
[Notes]
：
● It is used to set the address of the control panel for being integrated to the centralized control system.
● This setting will be memorized upon power failure.
● The setting range is 1~125 and 127~253.
● The defaulted address is 1 upon first power-on.
3.2.4.16 Refrigerant Recovery
[Operation Instructions]
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At the commissioning parameter setting page, by touching ―
Refri. recovery
‖, it will access to the
refrigerant recovery page.
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When ―
Refri. recovery
‖ is set to ―
On
‖, the control panel will go back to the home page. At this time,
any touch operation except ON/OFF will get no response, with a prompt dialog box popping up,
saying ―
The refrigerant recovery is running!
‖ By touching ON/OFF, refrigerant recovery will quit.
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