Functions Of The Remote Controller - Daikin FDY "F" Series Operation Manual

FUNCTIONS OF THE REMOTE CONTROLLER

All controls except for the ON / OFF BUTTON are located behind a swing down door on
the bottom half of the remote controller. To access these controls simply open the door by
gently pulling down on the finger grip located on the top right hand edge of the door. To
close the door simply swing it back up until it clicks into the closed position.
Once the desired temperature, fan speed and mode of operation have been set there is
no need to access the controls behind the door. Basic operation of the air conditioner is
simply a matter of pressing the ON / OFF BUTTON.
Please note that the selected temperature, fan speed and mode of operation will always
be displayed even when the air conditioner is not operating.
1. ON / OFF BUTTON
Press this button to start or stop the air conditioner.
2. OPERATION INDICATOR
This indicator illuminates when the air conditioner is operating.
3. CENTRALISED CONTROL INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is under control from an
optional centralised control panel.
4. HEAT RECLAIM VENTILATOR INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the optional Heat Reclaim Ventilation Unit is
operating. (for commercial use).
5. HEAT MODE INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is operating in the Heating
Mode. (Heat Pump model only)
6. COOL MODE INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is operating in the Cooling
Mode.
7. AUTO MODE INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is operating in the Automatic
Heating / Cooling Changeover Mode. (Heat Pump model only)
8. DRY MODE INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is operating in the Program
Dry Mode.
9. FAN MODE INDICATOR
This symbol appears to indicate that the air conditioner is operating in the Fan Only
Mode (ventilation).
10. TEST / INSPECTION INDICATOR
This symbol flashes to indicate that TEST / INSPECTION BUTTON has been
pressed or that the microprocessor has determined that a fault condition has
occurred.
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