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- Page 1 UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM Owner’s Manual & Setup Guide...
- Page 2 Liability Please read the instructions before installing this Zonemaster Zoning Control System. Polyaire Pty Ltd does not accept any responsibility for loss or damage that may occur as a result of the installation of this Zoning Control System.
- Page 3 INDEX OWNERS MANUAL Page 2 1) Remote handset layout Page 2 2) Manual on/off control mode Page 2-3 3) Programming mode – on/off time control Page 3 a) Set time and day Page 4 b) Adjust program time Page 4-5 c) Select a program for a particular zone Page 5 4) Safety/spill system...
- Page 4 The on/off status of the zone will be highlighted. 3) Press button to turn the zone on or off. The zone will be changed from ON to OFF or vice versa. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Owner’s Manual Page 2...
- Page 5 3) Programming mode - On/off time control Programmable on/off time control for each zone is an important feature of the Zonemaster UniPoint RF system. This system has a 5-1-1 program capability that means the system has an individual program for weekdays (Monday to Friday), Saturdays and Sundays respectively.
- Page 6 5) Press button to change its ON1 settings. 6) Press the button to select other ON/OFF settings. Follow steps 4) to 5) to set the off time or disable the event. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Owner’s Manual Page ...
- Page 7 4) Repeat steps 2) and 3) to choose programs for other zones. 5) Pressing button can exit the zone operation mode. Alternatively, it will return to the sleep mode itself in 15 seconds with no key being pressed. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Owner’s Manual Page ...
- Page 8 The family/dining/games room are examples. ‘Turbo-ing’ a zone will give the zone a full opening while all the other zones opening positions are reduced by 50%. This will bring extra air into the zone. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Owner’s Manual Page ...
- Page 9 Off time On time 2 Off time 2 Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday PROGRAM On time Off time On time 2 Off time 2 Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Owner’s Manual Page ...
- Page 10 All zones automatically return their original on/off state once power up. 2) Application Zonemaster UniPoint RF control system is a fully featured and engineered system that is well suited to all ducted, reverse cycle, heating and evaporative air conditioning system for light commercial, residential or apartment applications.
- Page 11 Supply air sensor measures the temperature of the supply air for safety purposes. 6) Power Supply The 24 VAC transformer provides power to the main control board and the motorised dampers. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 12 The cabling of the Zonemaster UniPoint RF is straightforward. A cable needs to connect the motorised damper to the relevant output port on the Main Control Board, as shown in the above diagram.
- Page 13 2 will be instructed to open to spill excess air. This process will continue until the spill air setpoint is satisfied in the system. Such a spill air control strategy implemented in the Zonemaster UniPoint RF control system requires the installer to allocate the zone 1 near the return air grilles.
- Page 14 Apply the power to the transformer by plugging it into the 240VAC power outlet. A power LED on the main board should be on. 9) Put the two side covers back on the main control module. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page 2...
- Page 15 1. 4) Follow step 3) to set the system code to the required code. The required code is confirmed by the number of green LEDs shown on the board. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 16 0 °C to 15 °C. 5) NOTE: If customer does not want the safety function, no supply air sensor should be installed. The safety limits must be disabled by pressing the button once. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 17 6) Press button to exit the change process. 7) Press button to select the next zone and follow steps 3) to 6) to customize the name of the zone. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 18 3) Press button to select the zone and use button to turn the zone on or off to check if the damper is correctly connected by feeling the air at the outlet. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 19 • Check if the battery is flat via indicator icon on screen. • Change to a new set of 3 x AAA battery. Please contact distributors for any other problems not listed as above. ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page ...
- Page 20 24VAC, 50Hz Current: 500mA (2 damper motors) Transformer Input Voltage: 240VAC, 50Hz Output Voltage: 24VAC, 50Hz Wattage: Supply Air Sensor: NTC type, 10 kΩ at 25°C Battery: 3xAAA 1.5V for remote control ZONEMASTER UNIPOINT RF DAMPER CONTROL SYSTEM - Setup Guide Page 8...
- Page 24 POLYAIRE PTY LTD 11-13 WHITE ROAD GEPPS CROSS SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 5094 TEL: (08) 8349 8466 FAX: (08) 8349 8446 www.zonemaster.com.au www.polyaire.com.au...
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One our zones has no air coming out even though it is on
There are a few possible reasons why no air is coming out of the Polyaire Zonemaster Unipoint RF zone even though it is turned on:
1. Spill Mode Activation – If the system is in spill mode, some zones (usually the lowest-numbered ones) may be forced to open while others remain closed to prevent air pressure buildup. Check if the zone is allocated as a spill zone.
2. Bypass Mode Activation – If the system is in bypass mode, excess air may be redirected through a bypass damper instead of flowing into the zone.
3. Zone Addressing Issues – Ensure the zone is correctly addressed and allocated within the system setup.
4. Turbo Feature Impact – If another zone is set to Turbo mode, the airflow to other zones may be reduced by 50%, limiting airflow.
5. Supply Air Safety Limits – The system may have reached its high or low supply air safety limits, preventing airflow to certain zones.
6. Damper Malfunction – The damper controlling the airflow to the zone may be stuck or malfunctioning.
Checking these factors in the system settings and physically inspecting the damper should help diagnose and fix the issue.
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