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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries RC-EX3A User Manual

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries RC-EX3A
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REMOTE CONTROL
RC-EX3A
USER'S MANUAL
Thank you very much for your purchasing the REMOTE CONTROL for our
packaged air conditioner.
This user's manual describes cautions for safety. Please read this manual carefully before use in order to operate the unit properly.
Keep this manual, after reading, at a safe place where you can consult it whenever it is necessary.
When the ownership of the unit is changed, please be sure to transfer this manual and the
Installation Manual
to a new owner.
It is not recommended for a user to install or move the unit by the user's own discretion. (Safety or functions may not be assured.)
PJZ012A176
201806
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
PJZ012A176_EN.indd 1 2018/07/04 16:42:15

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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries RC-EX3A Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeRemote Control
BrandMitsubishi Heavy Industries
ModelRC-EX3A
CategoryRemote Control
Compatible DevicesMitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioners
DisplayYes
Display TypeLCD
Battery TypeAAA
Number of Batteries2
CompatibilityAir Conditioners
FeaturesBacklight, Timer Function
FunctionsMode selection, Temperature setting, Fan speed adjustment, Timer setting

Summary

1. Before you use

Safety precautions

Read the precautions carefully to operate the unit properly. Observe all instructions for safety.

Precautions for waste disposal

Proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) according to regulations.

Unit specifications

Details on product dimensions, weight, power supply, consumption, environment, and material.

Names and functions of sections on the R/C (Operating section)

LCD (With backlight)

Description of the Liquid Crystal Display, its backlight, and automatic turn-off.

Run/Stop switch

Button to start and stop the unit operation.

F1 switch

Switch to start operation set in F1/F2 function setting.

F2 switch

Switch to start operation set in F1/F2 function setting.

Operation lamp

Indicator light showing operation status (green for normal, red for error).

USB port (mini-B)

Connector for connecting to a personal computer for remote control utility software.

Names and functions of sections on the R/C (Display)

Clock, Room name display

Displays current time and assigned room name.

Icon display

Shows icons for various settings like demand control, ventilation, and timer.

Menu button

Access to menu items for setting and changing operations.

Change operation mode button

Button to select and change the unit's operation mode.

Change set temp button

Button to select and change the desired temperature.

Change flap direction button

Button to select and change the flap direction.

Change the fan speed button

Button to select and change the fan speed.

Timer button

Button to display and set timer functions.

Select the language button

Button to select the display language for the remote control.

Message display

Area for displaying status and messages of the unit and operations.

F1 F2 switch function Display

Shows the function assigned to the F1 and F2 switches.

Menu item

Basic operation

Core operations like Run, Stop, changing mode, temperature, flap, and fan speed.

Useful functions

Features like flap control, timers, favorite settings, and ventilation.

Energy-saving setting

Settings related to energy conservation, including sleep and peak-cut timers.

User setting

Personalization options such as clock, contrast, and administrator settings.

Main menu

Service setting

Settings related to installation, IU configuration, and maintenance.

Contact company

Information for contacting the manufacturer or dealer.

2. Menu items

Run

Starts the air conditioner operation. The operation lamp lights green.

Stop

Stops the air conditioner operation. The operation lamp turns off.

Change operation mode

Select and change the unit's operating mode (Cooling, Fan, Dry, Heating, Auto).

Change set temp

Select and change the desired temperature setting for the unit.

Change flap direction

Select and change the direction of the air flow flaps.

Change the fan speed

Select and adjust the fan speed for the air conditioner.

F1/F2 switch operation

Using F1/F2 switches as shortcuts for frequently used functions.

Anti draft ON/OFF operation

Enable or disable the anti-draft function for specific operation modes.

High power operation

Temporarily increases capacity for rapid temperature adjustment.

Energy-saving operation

Reduces energy consumption by optimizing capacity based on outdoor temp.

3. Quick reference of menu items

Quick reference of menu items

Overview of menu items and their corresponding page numbers for quick access.

Restrictions on the sub R/C

Details which settings cannot be made on a secondary remote control.

Operations on menu screens

Instructions on navigating through menu screens using Next, Previous, and Back buttons.

Cautions for each setting screen

Important notes and warnings for various setting screens and operations.

4. Settings and operations

Energy-saving setting

Controls for energy saving features like sleep and peak-cut timers.

Sleep timer

Automatically stops operation after a set time has elapsed.

Peak-cut timer

Sets times for capacity limiting operation and peak-cut percentage.

Automatic temp set back

Returns to set temperature after a specified time has counted up.

Motion sensor control

Detects presence to control power and auto-off features.

Individual flap control

Sets the motion range (limit positions) for flaps at each blow outlet.

Anti draft setting

Enables/disables anti-draft function and panel motion for each blow outlet.

Ventilation operation

Turns ventilation on or off if a ventilation device is installed.

Initial settings

Basic setup options including clock, date, contrast, and backlight.

Clock setting

Sets and corrects the current date and time for the unit.

Date & time display

Configures the display of date and time, including format and AM/PM position.

Summer time

Adjusts the current time by one hour for daylight saving.

Contrast

Adjusts the contrast of the LCD screen for better readability.

Backlight

Turns the LCD backlight ON/OFF and sets the lighting period.

Controller sound

Enables or disables the audible sound feedback for touch panel operations.

Operation lamp luminance

Adjusts the brightness level of the operation indicator lamp.

Timer

Accesses various timer settings like ON/OFF by hour/clock and weekly timers.

Set ON timer by hour

Sets the unit to start operation after a specified number of hours.

Set OFF timer by hour

Sets the unit to stop operation after a specified number of hours.

Set ON timer by clock

Sets the unit to start operation at a specific clock time.

Set OFF timer by clock

Sets the unit to stop operation at a specific clock time.

Confirm

Displays the current timer settings for confirmation.

Weekly timer

Sets ON/OFF timer operations for each day of the week.

Home leave mode

Maintains moderate room temperature when the unit is not in use.

Registering favorite settings

Saves current operation mode, temp, fan, and flap settings as favorites.

Favorite setting operation

Starts operation using previously saved favorite settings.

Administrator settings

Access to advanced settings like permission/prohibition and password changes.

Permission/Prohibition setting

Allows or restricts specific operations and settings.

Outdoor unit silent mode timer

Sets periods to operate the outdoor unit prioritizing quietness.

Setting temp range

Restricts the settable temperature range for cooling or heating.

Temp increment setting

Changes the temperature increment for set temp adjustments (1.0°C or 0.5°C).

Set temp display

Configures how the set temperature is displayed on the TOP screen.

R/C display setting

Customizes information displayed on the remote control screen.

Room name

Sets a custom name to be displayed for the room on the TOP screen.

Name of IU

Assigns a name to the Indoor Unit (IU) for easy identification.

Indoor temp. display

Turns the display of indoor room temperature ON or OFF.

Error code display

Enables or disables the display of error codes on the TOP screen.

Heating standby display

Shows a message during heating standby to prevent cold air blowing.

Defrost operation display

Shows a message when the unit is in defrost operation.

Auto cooling/heating display

Displays messages for Auto Cooling or Auto Heating mode.

Display temp of R/C, Room, Outdoor

Enables or disables display of various temperature readings.

Change administrator password

Allows the administrator password to be changed.

F1/F2 function setting

Assigns specific functions to the F1 and F2 switches for quick access.

Silent mode control

Controls the unit to prioritize quietness by reducing fan speed or capacity.

Select the language

Sets the display language for the remote control interface.

Filter sign reset

Resets the filter cleaning indicator after maintenance.

5. Maintenance of unit and LCD

Maintenance of unit and LCD

Instructions on cleaning the remote control's LCD and main body.

6. Useful information

Contact company & Error display

Information on contacting support and interpreting error codes.

7. Notice of inspection date

8. Message display

"Standby. Wait a while." displayed

Message indicating a delay due to cooling machine oil protection.

"In operation for defrosting." display

Indicates the unit is performing a defrost cycle.

"In operation for heating standby." displayed

Shows unit is ready to blow warm air after preventing cold air.

"In operation for warming up." display

Indicates the unit is pre-heating the room before the set start time.

"In operation for rotation." display

Indicates rotation, capacity back-up, or fault back-up operation is active.

"Invalid request. Central control active." display

Unit controlled by central device; operations outside allowed list are invalid.

"In temporary stop mode" display

Indicates unit is in temporary stop mode due to external input.

9. After-sale service

Inform your dealer

Details to provide when contacting the dealer for service or information.

Moving

Consult dealer for special technology required for unit relocation.

Repairs after Warranty Period

Information on seeking paid repairs and warranty period details.

Inquiry about After-sale Service

Contact dealer or service contact for inquiries about after-sale service.

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