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General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | Mr.Slim PAR-30MAA |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Features related to ease of use, like LCD display and button arrangement.
Features related to user convenience, like Night Setback.
Features related to energy efficiency, like Auto Return.
General safety guidelines for installation and operation.
Safety measures for maintenance and repair activities.
Specific precautions for installation and intended use.
Identifies buttons, display, and function guides on the remote controller.
Describes the functionality and behavior of the LCD backlight.
Explains the two modes (Full and Basic) and icons on the controller display.
Outlines the navigation path through the remote controller's main menu.
Details the items available in the main menu, their settings, and reference pages.
Instructions for turning the unit on and off using the remote controller.
How to set operation mode, temperature, and fan speed.
Explains how to access, select, and navigate menu items.
Controls for vane, louver, and ventilation settings.
Operation at higher-than-normal capacity for up to 30 minutes.
Setting ON/OFF times for unit operation.
How to set the timer for automatic unit stop after a specified duration.
Checking filter status and resetting the filter sign.
Displaying and resetting error codes and related information.
Setting daily ON/OFF and temperature schedules for the week.
Features for optimizing energy consumption.
Control to maintain temperature by starting heating or cooling when below/above limits.
Functions related to limiting operations or settings.
Locking specific functions to prevent unintended operation.
Operating the auto descending panel feature.
Setting the vane angle to a fixed position for each vane.
Designating one remote controller as main or sub when using multiple controllers.
Setting the current time, date, and display format.
Switching between "Full" and "Basic" display modes.
Adjusting the screen contrast for better visibility.
Customizing display details like clock and temperature units.
Enabling or disabling the Auto mode feature.
Setting or changing the administrator password for protected features.
Selecting the desired display language for the remote controller.
Accessing service functions, requires maintenance password.
Performing test runs for unit operation and auto vane check.
Entering maintenance information like model name and serial number.
Setting various functions for indoor units.
Interlocking City Multi units with LOSSNAY units.
Viewing and deleting error history records.
Performing a check for refrigerant leaks.
Displaying heat exchanger temperature and compressor data.
Confirming operation data and thermistor temperatures.
Checking unit status and error history.
Diagnosing issues with the remote controller.
Lists parts included in the box and their appearance.
Guidelines for choosing an appropriate location for installation.
Step-by-step instructions for physical installation and wiring.
Wiring instructions for connecting to multi air conditioners.
Start/stop control from a distance and prohibiting/permitting remote controller start/stop.
Enabling timer control for start and stop operations.
Connecting to M-NET system for central control.
Controlling power consumption via external input.
Wiring and connection details for wired remote controllers.
Wiring configurations for two wired remote controllers.
Example specifications for functions across different unit types.
Setting addresses for outdoor units using DIP switches.
How the sequential start timer works and its relation to addresses.
Behavior of the unit during and after power interruptions.
Centralized control of multiple rooms from a separate control room.
Activating a low noise mode via external input or timer.
How settings are prioritized when using both remote controller and external input.
Detailed technical specifications of the product.
Visual representation of the remote controller's physical dimensions.
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