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Questions
29
What are the PC requirements for connecting to the
controller?
30
Can a schedule be separately set for each air
conditioner?
31
What is the billing schedule?
32
Can all the indoor units be made stop at a time?
33
Is monitoring the operation state of the outdoor unit
possible?
34
Does setting operation for an air conditioner have any
priority?
35
Is it possible to connect an indoor unit without its remote
controller?
36
Is connection available via VPN?
37
Is it possible to connect multiple Smart Managers with
data analyzers on one TCC-LINK transmission line?
38
Is there any letters that cannot be used to type in on the
web screen?
39
Is there any problem to wind back the clock on Smart
Manager for more than one day?
1.PC running Windows XP or Vista or 7 without any problem. Also, the
PC must have Internet Explorer 8.0 / 9.0 or Firefox 7.0 / 8.0.
2.If you use the Monthly Report Creation Software, you need to install
Microsoft Excel 2002 or later on your computer.
One air conditioner can register only one master schedule while 32 master
schedules can be created.
An operating schedule can be separately set for each air conditioner.
A day is divided into two time frames: In working hour and out of working
hours, and power is distributed to each time frame.
For example, the billing schedule can be used to charge only for the
operation during overtime work hours.
Possible.
In the zone window of a PC, select all floors or all tenants and perform setting
for the stop.
For all the indoor units, set lock interlocking that is activated by the same lock
input. (The same as fire alarm interlocking setting)
Apply the external input of all stop to the controller.
Not possible.
The button pressed later receives priority.
Possible.
Available.
Not possible.
"&" and "space" cannot be used for user names, passwords, schedule names
and schedules explanations.
The data for the rewinded period may not be graph displayed correctly on
Data Analyzer.
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