Jakka Pro Manual

MANUAL for JAKKA PRO CONTROLLER
KEYPAD AND PANEL DESCRIPTIONS
On/Off Key
Mode Key
Fan Key
▲ ▼ Increment/Decrement Key
WARNING !!
Parts that need to be considered in the screen shots are
taken into the circle. Please notice the screenshots.
1. ON—OFF OPERATIONS
Use the key to Opening/Closing operations.
When pressing the button once, the device will switch
on or off.
Off Position
2. OPERATION MODE SETTINGS
While the device is in the On Position, operation mo-
de can be changed with
Note: The active mode icon flashes on the panel.
Heating or Cooling Mode
On Position
key.
Ventilation Mode
Cooling Heating
Ventilation
Auto
Setpoint
Days
Room Tmp
Air Quality
Sup. Air Tmp
Out. Air Tmp
Supply Air Fan Speed
Auto-5-4-3-2-1
Exh. Air Tmp
3. SETPOINT SETTING
Setpoint Setting
4. MONITORING DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES
The sensor values, which is measured by main control-
ler, are displayed alternately on the panel. In this appli-
cation "Room Temperature, Supply Air Temperature,
Outdoor Air Temperature, Exhaust Air Temperature"
sensors can be measured by main controller.
Note 1: If Room Temperature Sensor is not connected to
main controller, Temperature Sensor value of the panel is
measured.
Note 2: Supply Air Temperature and Room Temperature
value are measured by same input. If user wants to get the
Supply Air Temperature value, ChangeReturntoSupply para-
meter ( Service Menu 11. parameter, BMS 344. parameter )
must be set to "1". After doing this changing, room tempe-
rature value is measured by panel.
Note 3: If Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor is connected and
necessary settings are made, electrical heater is controlled
by the Outdoor Air Temperature. Electrical Heater control is
performed by the Return Air Temperature sensor value by
default.
Electrical Heater Stages
Main Digits
Exhaust Air Fan Speed
1-2-3-4-5-Auto
Home İcon Alarm Notification
Keylock
Auxiliary Digits
Use the ▲ and ▼ keys
to adjust the setpoint. If
the keys are pressed
one time, setpoint will
be changed 1 °C. Use
the ▲ key to increase
the setpoint, use the ▼
key to decrease the set-
point. Setting range 5 °
C—30 °C.