Hitachi PC-ARF Technical Catalogue page 342

5 Centralised remote controls
PSC-A32MN
3 Select "Permitted" or "Prohibited" for each item. The Icon "
Buttons "AlI permitt." and "All prohib." set all the items to "Permitted" or "Prohibited" state.
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N O T E
Depending on the air conditioner unit or the remote control switch being used, only "All permitt. " or "All prohib." buttons are available.
4 Tap "Monitor screen" to return to the "Monitor" screen.
N O T E
• When there are two or more groups registered in the same block, it is possible to change the target group for setting by tapping the
arrow buttons at the upper corners of the screen.
• When "Control Mode (Run/Stop Only)" is enabled, each setting change has an effect on all the groups or blocks. Setting changes for
each group are not possible.
• Even if remote control switch is set as "Prohibited", it is possible to stop operation with the remote control switch while running. It is
also possible to restart operation using the remote control switch. However, this function is limited to cases of emergency, and it is not
possible to make use of it for normal operation.
• If "Power Supply ON/OFF" (d1, d3) is set, do not set the remote control switch as "Prohibited". If there is a need to restrict remote
control switch operation while using "Power Supply ON/OFF", the "Control lock" function of the remote control switch shall be used
instead.
• If a communication error occurs, the remote control switch order for "STOP" (by item) may be cancelled. In this case, perform the
setting again.
• When using other central controllers together at the same time, the "RCS Prohibited" function cannot be used if one of the following
is connected. Prohibition settings can be established, but they do not operate properly.
- An indoor unit of a type other than AP
- An inverter-type remote control switch (for facilities)
- A remote control switch which does not support RCS prohibition
- A central controller of the same model or other central controllers.
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" appears indicated on items selected as "Prohibited".
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