Toshiba TCB-SC640U Installation Manual page 28

Central Remote Controller
External input function table
Icon Setting Items
-
Void
-
OFF
-
ON
Emergency
system
Night
Operation
Locking
Thermo OFF
Power peak cut
NOTE
• The icon for each function is displayed at the top of the clock when a signal is received.
28 -EN
Description
No function
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are stopped.
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are operated.
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are stopped and the local remote
controller is disabled.
When OFF, the disabling the local remote
controller is released.
Reduces the operating noise of the outdoor
units.
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are controlled to the set pattern.
* Set the lock pattern before setting the input
signal.
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are demand controlled.
When ON, the air conditioners in the specified
zones are demand controlled.
* Set the demand rate before setting the input
signal.
From the left, the icons of the functions assigned to DI1, DI2, and DI3 are displayed.
Settings
-
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
ON
Pattern 0 Stop operation
Pattern 1 Stop operation
Pattern 2 Stop operation, and
Prohibit "Start/Stop"
operation
Pattern 3 Stop operation
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Contact A (ON at signal input, OFF at release)
Contact B (OFF at signal input, ON at release)
Demand rate (0%/60%/70%/80%)
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OFF
-
(Maintain the status
quo)
Cancel "Start/Stop"
operation prohibition
Cancel "Start/Stop"
operation prohibition
Start operation