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- Page 1 OPERATION MANUAL CENTRAL REMOTE CONTROLLER KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE UTY-DCGYZ2 UTY-DCGGZ2 [Original instructions] PART NO. 9378379244...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 3-4. Installer Setting ......35 3-4-1. Language Setting ......... 35 1-1. Safety Precautions ......4 3-4-2. Central Controller Address Setting ....35 1-2. System Outlines ....... 5 3-4-3. Indoor Unit Registration ......36 1-2-1. Features of This System ........ 5 3-4-4. - Page 3 License • For the screen display, this product uses a Bitmap font made and developed by Ricoh Company, Ltd. • Cypherbridge_Systems_SLA_ Copyright Copyright (C) 2009-2018 Cypherbridge Systems, LLC. All Rights Reserved. www.cypherbridge.com Portions of this work may be based on third party contributions. Cypherbridge Systems LLC reserves copyrights to this work whose license terms are defined under a separate Software License Agreement (SLA).
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Page 4: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION 1-1. Safety Precautions ● The “Safety Precautions” indicated in the manual contain important information pertaining to your safety. Be sure to observe them. ● For details of the operation methods, refer to the manual. ● Request the user to keep the manual on hand for future use, such as for relocating or repairing the unit. This mark indicates procedures This mark indicates procedures which, if improperly performed,... -
Page 5: System Outlines
1-2. System Outlines 1-2-1. Features of This System • This Central remote controller is a management device to perform the centralized control of VRF2 system. This Central remote controller can control 100 indoor units and 100 outdoor units. (hereafter called “this controller”) •... -
Page 6: Remote Controller Group And Address Setting
1-2-2. Remote Controller Group and Address Setting Address setting to this controller is required to assign the air conditioners with remote controller group. Address is set automatically or manually for each refrigerant system. Name Description This is the ID individually assigned to each refrigerant system and is used Refrigerant system address (0-99): for control. -
Page 7: System Configuration
1-3. System Configuration Monitoring screen The air conditioner operating status can be monitored, set, and controlled. Operation system Master setting system →Refer to Chap. 2. →Refer to Chap. 3. Batch Setting Menu Select screen Individual Setting (1) Group Setting Schedule Setting (2) Preference (3) Maintenance (4) Installer Setting... -
Page 8: General Usage
1-4. General Usage This controller screens are all the touch panel display. Tap the screen to select the function. (When tapped, LCD lights up. →Refer to 3-2-1. (LED lights up green when the power is on.) ■ Features of screen input • From main screen, you can access to desired setting screen by simple operation. •... -
Page 9: General Screen Specification
1-4-2. General Screen Specification ■ Button The functions such as [OK] and [Cancel] are buttonged. [OK] Continues the appropriate process. [Cancel] Cancels the process and closes the current screen. [Reset] Returns the changed item to the initial value. [Close] Closes the current screen . [End] Ends the process and closes the pop-up. - Page 10 ■ Pop-up screen When the pop-up function is displayed, only the pop-up function which appears finally can be operated and other functions arranged in the screen cannot be operated. When the buttons are not displayed on the pop-up screen When other screen is operated or 20 seconds passes after display, pop-up display is closed. However, the following cases are excluded. ●...
- Page 11 ■ Keyboard input Input the alphameric characters or Russian characters. (Keyboard is used for LAN setting or mail address setting.) (Keyboard sample) ■ Screen explanation The items in the screen image are numbered and they are explained in the following table. * For the general buttons such as [OK], [Cancel], etc., the explanations are omitted in the table.
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Page 12: Initial Setting
1-5. Initial Setting After Central remote controller installation work is complete, perform initial setting by the following procedure before starting to use the system. Note If the power is turned off within 5 minutes of finishing the settings, the settings may not be saved. Turn on the power (Breaker ON) Initial setting start Only when the power is turned on for the first time or immediately after initialization is set, the following wizard are displayed in wizard format. Perform the settings. -
Page 13: Control
2. CONTROL 2-1. Monitoring Screen The following two modes are available for Monitoring screen. (1) Monitoring point display: For the registered group, operation status can be checked or set in any of 6 groups or 12 groups display. (2) 50 units display: For the registered R.C.G., operation status of 50 units can be checked or set by default. (1) Monitoring point display The number of displayed groups can be selected from 2 modes of 6 groups and 12 groups. - Page 14 Item Description When the password setting is valid, input the password after selecting the process in the followings. “All ON”: Sets all R.C.G. registered to this controller to ON collectively. The operation of all R.C.G. is turned On or Off collectively. →Refer to All R.C.G. On/Off 2-1-1. “Detail”: Sets the operation contents in details. → Refer to 2-2-2. On/Off icon: Colorfully indicates the ratio of operation On status for the number of registered R.C.G..
- Page 15 (2) 50 units display to 8 are the same as the monitoring point display mode. Item Description R.C.G. display Displays the registered R.C.G.. R.C.G. name Displays the R.C.G. name. R.C.G. operation status Checks and sets the R.C.G. operation status. → Refer to 2-2-2. ...
- Page 16 [Table 1] Operation status The set items are displayed at operation status.→Refer to 2-1-1. Color Icon Operation status Light blue The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Cool” or “Dry”. Pink The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Heat”. Purple The operations of groups and R.C.G. are “Fan”, “Auto”, or “Custom Auto”. Rainbow The operation modes of groups are mixed.
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Page 17: Change Items Setting
2-1-1. Change Items Setting Item Description When checkbox is checked, the icons of “R.C. prohibition”, “Temp. upper and lower limit”, and “Schedule” are displayed on the group. The display “Management Status” display switches to normal icon display automatically 12 seconds after the scroll button, etc. is tapped.→Refer to [Table 1]. -
Page 18: Individual Setting
2-2-2. Individual Setting Item Description Selects “Group name” to be set. “Group name” / “R.C.G. name” For Batch setting, “All Indoor Units” is displayed. When the currently displayed group or R.C.G. is in a special state, icon is displayed. - Page 19 2-2-2-1. Vertical and Horizontal Airflow Direction Setting Set the vertical and horizontal airflow direction. Item Description Vertical airflow direction selection Selects the airflow direction by tapping. Vertical airflow direction swing Sets the vertical airflow direction to [Swing]. Horizontal airflow direction selection Selects the airflow direction by tapping. Horizontal airflow direction swing Sets the horizontal airflow direction to [Swing]. Individual airflow direction monitoring Displays “SET” when individual airflow direction is set. control display [Reset] button Resets individual airflow direction setting. [individual] button Sets the individual airflow direction setting. Item Description R.C.Group selection Displays the selectable R.C.G. list. Indoor unit selection Selects the Indoor unit by tapping.
- Page 20 2-2-2-2. Temperature Upper and Lower Limit Setting Set the temperature upper and lower limit setting of “Auto”, “Cool/Dry”, and “Heat”. Item Description Sets “Enable” or “Disable” of upper and lower limit setting. Select from Set temperature “Enable” / “Disable” “Enable” or “Disable”. Sets the “Auto” upper limit with 0.5ºC (1ºF) increments. “Auto”...
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Page 21: Schedule Setting
2-2-2-4. Human Sensor Setting Sets enabled or disabled state of “Human sensor” function. After human is not detected and the set time has passed, when “Auto Save”operation or “Auto On/Off” operation starts actually, “Operating” is displayed at “Auto Save” or “Auto On/Off”. Item Description Sets enabled or disabled state of “Auto Save”. - Page 22 Item Description “Enable” / “Disable” display Sets “Enable” or “Disable” for the registered schedule. Registers the schedule name. (Max. 13 characters) Up to 20 schedules can be registered. The names can be input using keyboard and they can also be selected from the fixed form phrase.
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Page 23: Timer Detail Setting
2-3-2. Timer Detail Setting Set the details of timer setting. (When [Select (Delete)] is selected) (1) Select the timer you want to delete. Note When you try to delete the timer setting to the schedule, “This timer setting cannot be deleted because it is used for the schedule setting as well.”... - Page 24 Item Description Displays the timer name. The timer names are Timer 1 to 40. The smallest Timer name unregistered number at new creation is used for the timer name. [Delete] icon Deletes the currently displayed timer. Copies the setting timer and creates the timer at the smallest unregistered [Copy] icon number of 1 to 40 and shifts to the new creation screen.
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Page 25: Batch Day Off
2-3-3. Batch Day Off Set the selected day of week to Day off collectively for all schedules. Day off: Disables the schedule operation of the setting day of week. After the setting day of week (after next day of the setting day of week), disabled schedule setting of the corresponding day of week is reset. -
Page 26: Setting
3. SETTING Set the required basic settings to use this controller. Tap the Menu button and select the menu you want to set. Perform the setting according to the pop-up. Menu button Menu Menu Submenu Description Chap. No. Sets grouping, group name operated from “Group Setting”... -
Page 27: Group Setting
3-1. Group Setting When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (Refer to 3-2-5.) 3-1-1. R.C.G Rename Change the R.C.G. name. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Group Setting]. (3) Tap the [R.C.G Rename]. (4) Tap the R.C.G. to change the name. (5) The names can be input using keyboard and they can also be selected from the fi xed form phrase. -
Page 28: Group Setting
3-1-2. Group Setting Perform the group registration to combine the R.C.G. registered to this controller. * One group including all indoor units (R.C.G.) registered by scanning is created at initial setting. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Group Setting]. (3) Tap the [Create New Group] or group name. -
Page 29: Preference
3-2. Preference When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (Refer to 3-2-5.) 3-2-1. Backlight Setting Arrange the LCD backlight. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Preference]. (3) Tap the [Backlight Setting]. (4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. Item Description “Automatic Off... -
Page 30: Sound Setting
3-2-3. Sound Setting Set the beep sound. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Preference]. (3) Tap the [Sound Setting]. (4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. Item Description “Operation Sets the beep sound during operation. Sound” “Enable” / “Disable” “Error Alarm Sets the beep sound on error. - Page 31 3-2-4-1. Display Format Setting Set the display format of date and time. (1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. Item Description Selects from the followings. “Day/Month/Year” “Date Format” “Month/Day/Year” “Year/Month/Day” Selects from the followings. 12:00 - 11:59 AM/PM “Time Format” 00:00 - 11:59 AM/PM 00:00 - 23:59 3-2-4-2.
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Page 32: Password Setting
3-2-5. Password Setting Password can be set at program start-up to maintain confidentiality. [Initial value: 0000] (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Preference]. (3) Tap the [Password Setting]. Functions targeted by password setting “Group setting” “Preference” “Maintenance” “Installer setting” “Schedule setting” “Operation setting” (4) Select the process from the submenu below. Item Description Changes the password. -
Page 33: Maintenance
3-3. Maintenance Maintenance menus are available. When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (Refer to 3-2-5.) 3-3-1. Error History Error occurrence history can be checked. [Up to 200 errors can be displayed at “Error History”. Error histories that exceed 200 are deleted from oldest history.] (1) Tap the MENU button. -
Page 34: Information
(4) Select the unit whose sensor value is checked. “Indoor Unit” / “Outdoor Unit” (5) The screen of selected unit is displayed. (Tap the [Close] button to exit.) For “Indoor Unit” First line: Refrigerant system No. – Unit No. – Remote controller address No. -
Page 35: Installer Setting
3-4. Installer Setting When the password is set at start-up, enter the password. (Refer to 3-2-5.) 3-4-1. Language Setting Select the languages to be used on this controller. Only procedure (4) is displayed at initial setting. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Language Setting]. -
Page 36: Indoor Unit Registration
3-4-3. Indoor Unit Registration Register the indoor unit to be controlled by this controller. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Indoor Unit Registration]. (4) Select the process from the submenu below. Item Description Deletes the currently registered indoor “Address units and registers the indoor units in Number... - Page 37 3-4-3-2. Manual Registration Register the indoor unit manually. (1) Set the item and tap the [Register] button. Item Description Inputs “Refrigerant Address” to be “Refrigerant registered for indoor unit. Address” [Initial value: 00] Inputs “Indoor Unit Address” to be “Indoor Unit registered.
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Page 38: Temp. Unit Setting
3-4-4. Temp. Unit Setting Set the temp. unit to be used by this controller. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Temp. Unit Setting]. (4) Tap the temp. unit [ºC] or [ºF]. 3-4-5. Pressure Unit Setting Set the pressure unit to be used by this controller. (1) Tap the MENU button. -
Page 39: Remote Setting
3-4-6. Remote Setting Perform the network setting for remote control. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Remote Setting]. (4) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. Item Description Selects whether LAN connection is “Wired LAN”... -
Page 40: External Input Setting
3-4-6-2. Network Setting When “Wired LAN” is selected at LAN setting, set the network. (1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. [Initial value: Addresses are set as shown in the left figure.] Item Description “IP Address” (*) Sets “IP address” of this controller. “Subnet Mask” Sets “Subnet mask” of this controller. “Default Sets “Default Gateway”... -
Page 41: Mail Setting
3-4-8. Mail Setting Sets the mail address destination when “Error notification” or “Room temperature notification” is sent. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Mail Setting]. (4) Select the setting function. Item Description Performs the mail account setting, etc. “Mail Setting” →Refer to 3-4-8-1. “Server Performs the mail server connection Setting”... -
Page 42: Timer Setting
3-4-8-2. Server Setting (1) Set the item and tap the [OK] button. Item Description “Sender Email Inputs sender mail address. Address” “Outgoing Email Inputs outgoing mail server (SMTP). Server Address” “Port” Inputs port No. of SMTP. Inputs account name (in most cases, mail address or the part of “Account Name”... -
Page 43: Initialization
(When “Operation Stop Time” is selected) (When “Start Time” and “End Time” are selected) 3-4-10. Initialization Perform the Initialization of this controller. All registered contents will be deleted and returned to the factory default setting by this function. Please use this function with great caution. (1) Tap the MENU button. (2) Tap the [Installer Setting]. (3) Tap the [Initialization]. (4) When initializing this controller, tap the [OK] button. Wait for a while without turning off the power. -
Page 44: Remote Control Operation
IOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used under license. For information on this controller, please refer to the following web site. www.fujitsu-general.com/global/support/ [Usage Precaution] ● When you use this product, it will become possible to operate the air conditioner from locations where you cannot see it directly. -
Page 45: Remote Operation Setting
4-1. Remote Operation Setting (1) Start a browser and input the web page address in the address field. (Web page address) https:// [Central Controller IP address]/index.html (2) Input “Login ID” and “Password”. Select “Language” and tap the [login] button. (Input “Login ID” and “Password” which are set on the remote setting screen.) → Refer to 3-4-6. -
Page 46: Operaion
[Smartphone Screen] 4-2-2. Operaion (1) Set the item and tap the [Send] button. Item Description Selects one of “Cool”, “Heat”, “Dry”, “Operation “Fan”, “Auto”, and “Off”. (Selectable mode” mode depends on the indoor unit) Selects the “Set Temp.” with 0.5ºC (1ºF) “Set temp.”... -
Page 47: Individual Air Flow
4-2-3. Individual air flow Item Description R.C.Group Displays the list of selectable R.C.G.. selection Indoor unit Displays the list of selectable indoor selection unit. Sets the comfortable air flow control of selected indoor unit. (When the Comfortable air selected indoor unit does not have the flow control comfortable air flow control setting, this function cannot be operated.) Air flow Displays the icon according to the air... -
Page 48: Environment Setting
4-5. Environment Setting Set the temp. unit for this system display. (1) Select [ºC] or [ºF] of temp. unit and tap it. 4-6. Account Setting Maximum 30 accounts can be set. (Up to 10 accounts can be connected at the same time. (1) Log in with the account registered at Remote Setting of main unit or the administrator rights account. → Refer to 4-1. -
Page 49: Troubleshooting
5. TROUBLESHOOTING 5-1. Error When special state occurs in the system, such as when the error or refrigerant leakage occurs in this controller, error contents are displayed at the forefront of the screen. The mail of error contents is sent to the registered mail address for error notification at the same time. -
Page 50: Emergency Stop
■ Refrigerant leakage When refrigerant leakage is detected, the following message is displayed at the forefront of the screen. Confirm the error location. “Refrigerant leakage was detected. Please confirm the situation immediately.” 5-2. Emergency Stop The pop-up of emergency stop is displayed in any of the following cases. 5-2-1. When a signal is received from external input • When a signal is received from external input, the following message is displayed at the forefront of the screen. -
Page 51: Specifications
6. SPECIFICATIONS Model name UTY-DCGYZ2, UTY-DCGGZ2 Power source voltage 1 ø AC100 - 240 Power source frequency 50 / 60 Power consumption Display Color TFT LCD, 7.0 inch WVGA Transmission line External input External interface External output Wired LAN (100BASE-TX) Usage temperature range °C (°F) 0 to 40 (32 to 104)