Setting The Module - Sinclair SCMI-01.4 User Manual

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The control module is equipped with four keys to control and set the module. Press these
keys to access and use the module menus. These menus contain a number of items (or
submenus). You can select or set the menu items using the ▼/▲ keys. Use the ENTER key
to confirm the selected menu item or use the ESC key to exit the current menu and return
one level back. Press this key repeatedly to get to the default screen of the module.
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ESC key to exit the setting without any change, or exit the menu.
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Down arrow key to decrease the value or move down in the menu.
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Up arrow key to increase the value or move up in the menu.
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ENTER key to confirm the value, or shift to the right
Fig. 2. Keys of the SCMI-01.4 module

4. SETTING THE MODULE

The SCMI-01.4 control module can operate in the autonomous pressure (evaporation
temperature) control mode, autonomous temperature control mode for cooling, autonomous
temperature control mode for heating (simple heat pump) or in the slave mode. After
powering on, the module is initialized and then the display shows the default screen. For
example, if the module is in the slave mode and the outdoor unit compressor is stopped, the
display shows:
Inputs
Off 0%
When the compressor is running in the Cooling mode, the display shows:
Inputs
On C xx%
Character C indicates Cooling mode and xx represents the desired compressor
performance in percent. After switching to Heating mode (using the H/C input), the character
H is displayed instead of C.
In other modes, this screen is omitted and T1 and T2 temperatures, which are measured by
the resistance thermometers of the module, will appear first. The T1 sensor detects the
temperature of the indoor unit heat exchanger, while the T2 sensor detects the temperature
of the indoor unit supply air.
T1 xx.xºC
T2 xx.xºC
After pressing the ▲ key again:
P x.xx b
T xx.xºC
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