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Operator Instructions: Screens – Test Settings
There are three menu options available in the TEST SETTINGS mode. While in TEST SETTING mode, pressing MENU button returns system
to normal operation. After 1 hour in HEAT TEST or COOL TEST mode the system automatically exits test mode and returns to default screen
and returns to normal operation. THIS SETTING IS COMPLETELY UNIQUE TO RMF-CA100 AND SEPARATE FROM DIAGNOSTIC
EQUIPMENT TEST MODES
NO TEST:
Selecting NO TEST returns to default screen.
HEAT TEST: Firmware ignores thermostat inputs and commands HVAC to enter HEAT OPERATION MODE with FAN SPEED set to HIGH,
SET TEMP to 27°C
COOL TEST: Firmware ignores thermostat inputs and commands HVAC to enter COOL OPERATION MODE with FAN SPEED set to HIGH,
SET TEMP to 16°C
Screens – Time Screen
The time screen is accessed by navigating to the TIME MODE submenu from the main menu. The time screen is used to set the Date and
Time.
The TIME MODE will display two options:
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SET DATE
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SET TIME
The UP/DOWN buttons will navigate between up the two modes.
Pressing the OK button will select a mode to modify.
For the SET DATE mode, the following submenus are displayed:
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YEAR: Year range from 2018 to 2050.
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MONTH: Ranges from 0 to 12.
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DAY : Ranges from 1 to 30 or 31 depending on the month.
For the SET TIME MODE, the following submenus are displayed:
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HOUR: Ranges from 1 to 12, or 0 to 23.
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MINUTE: Range from 0 to 59.
For each submenu, the UP/DOWN buttons are used to navigate between settings, the OK button is used to select the setting, and the MENU
button is used to exit.
A confirmation screen will appear to save setting. The operator can select Y or N via the UP/DOWN/OK button.
Selecting N, discards the changes.
Selecting Y, saves the settings, then sends the operatio
Operator Instructions: Screens – Thermo Input
THERMO INPUT screen displays state of six thermostat inputs: W1, W2, Y1, Y2, G, G1, G2, G3. This option is designed to assist in
troubleshooting and confirming signals are being received by the RMF-CA100 interface.
0 = No signal received. 1 = Receiving signal. The following is an example of the Thermo Input screen when all the inputs are inactive:
S E T
D A T E
S E T
T I M E
S A V E S E T T I N G ?
Y N
n commands out to the HVAC unit.
W 1 0 W 2 0 Y 1 0
G
0 G 1 0 G 2 0
Y 2 0
G 3 0
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