Mitsubishi Electronics TG-2000A Relation between indoor units and watt hour meters Step

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Note:

•Outdoor units connected to a watt hour meter are light blue. When a set outdoor unit Model Name applies to a database, its crank case heater capacity is displayed automatically. Check the displayed value and correct it, as required.

•The crank case heater capacity depends on the model. Refer to the data book, catalog, and other information.

•A warning message appears if even one outdoor unit connected to a watt hour meter does not have its crank case heater capacity set (0W). Make sure each capacity is set to proceed.

•Failing to set the crank case heater capacity may effect the charge information.

•In the case of the Super Y series, use the total crank case heater capacity for that model number.

•When Division Mode 1 is selected, this window does not appear.

•This setting window is not displayed for Without WHM connection proportionally divided electric charge (manual input of the electric amount).

8.9. 5 Relation between indoor units and watt hour meters (Step 4)

Follow these steps to set the connection between the indoor unit and the watt hour meter.

Set the Indoor Unit and Watt Hour Meter Relationship.

Select G-50A

Select WHM

[Procedure]

1)Click on the “/” button to select the watt hour meter. Clicking the “/ ” button, select the target meter. Select only meters that are connected to an indoor unit.

2)Select the G-50 number using the “/ ” button. Select the G-50A number for the indoor unit connected to the watt hour meter.

3)Select the IC icon, and click on the selected indoor unit. Select the icon of the indoor unit connected to the watt hour meter by clicking on the icon. Then, click in the cell of the selected indoor unit. The indoor unit is now connected to the watt hour meter.

4)Repeat steps 1) to 3).

Repeat this procedure on each of the indoor units

Indoor Unit and Watt Hour Meter

connected to a watt hour meter. Also, set the options

for every watt hour meter that has an indoor unit

Relationship Settings window

connected to it.

 

5)Select [OK] button.

When done with these settings, click the [OK] button.

*If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are interrupted and the screen returns to the initial window.

Note:

•It is not necessary to set watt hour meter relationships for KIC, AIC and LC.

•IC and AIC/ KIC/LC cannot be connected to the same watt hour meter simultaneously.

•A warning message appears if an indoor unit is not connected to a watt hour meter. Make sure each unit is connected to proceed.

•When the Indoor Unit Division Mode is set to “Do not”, this window does not appear.

•This setting window is not displayed for Without WHM connection proportionally divided electric charge (manual input of the electric amount).

Deleting Watt Hour Meter Relationships

Follow these steps to delete the relationship between an indoor unit and a watt hour meter. [Procedure]

1)Click on the icon to be deleted.

Click on the icon of the indoor unit to be deleted.

The relationship between that unit and the watt hour meter is deleted.

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Contents Please read this manual before using the unit Please keep this manual for future useContents Page Safety Precautions Other machinesDo not use with other applications System Requirements Requirements system recommendations Compatible Units¡ *1 Restrictions Number of unitsRestrictions Other Devices M e Manufacturer ModelSystem Configuration System Configuration Example Hardware Connection DiagramFlow of Site Adjustment Tools for Site AdjustmentPC connections and settings 50A test runTest operation from centralized controller G-50A D e l s IP address rangePage Installation G-2000A SetupPreparing for installation Steps Action Details How toRunning TG-2000A Setup New setup Msde setupDatabase setup When the installation is completed, restart the computerCheck the installation folder Installation start confirmationTG-2000A setup completion Read the license agreementG-2000A Uninstall TG-2000A uninstallMsde uninstall Part Names and Functions Window Elements Accessing Functions and Moving between Windows Basic Mouse OperationShift from the initial window to the control window Shift from the control window to the initial windowPage Page User Set -up Set TG -2000A functions Page Page Initial Startup and Shutdown Before Startup StartupShutdown TG-2000A ShutdownShutting down the OS System Setting Procedure System Setting Screen System Setting ProcedureUser Set-up General OperationConnection Setting Reliability FunctionEnergy Monitoring Related Site Name Set-upPage Setting Procedure and Restrictions G-50 Connection Set-upNumber of G-50A se t-up Step IP address of G-50A se t-up StepSystem Configuration Set-up Monitor the optional functions being used. Procedure2 G-50A data collection Step Unit composition set-up StepChange the unit configuration. Procedure Icon Name Address rangeSe t-up of refrigerant system Step Set-up of group Step Interlocked setting Step Change the group No. ProcedureInterlocking ventilation unit Interlocking destination un-set unitConfiguration Procedure and Restrictions Monitoring Screen Set-upSet-up of model name Step Set-up of the number of floors, and floor name Step Creation of a plane view Step Set-up of floor name and G -50Set-up of icon arrange and name Step Floor Selection Display ButtonSet the group icons on each floor and set their names Group ListSet the block groups. Procedure Deleting block settingsSet-up of block Step Name Change button Block Set button Release buttonChanging the block name Setting Procedures and Restrictions Check before WHM setup. ProcedureModel Baud rate Parity Stop bit Set Charge System options. Procedure Energy Monitoring S e t-upDivision mode Step Division mode for outdoor unitDivision mode for indoor unit Proportiona l division reference dataSelect the OC icon, and click on the selected outdoor unit Delete Watt Hour Meter RelationshipsRelation between indoor units and watt hour meters Step Set the Indoor Unit and Watt Hour Meter RelationshipDeleting Watt Hour Meter Relationships Set the charge blocks. Procedure Charge Blocks StepDelete the charge block Release a block from charge blocksAdd charge blocks Selecting a Currency from the Display Procedure Manually Setting the CurrencyExit the Currency Settings Set the electric power rate schedule. ProcedureSet the standard charge . Procedure 10Standard charge set StepFunction Contents Set the date/time . ProcedureTime Set-up Monitor the time Monitor buttonPassword S e t-up Change the passwordNo repair is required Overview Remarks Maintenance of Charge Data Preparing for Charging Data MaintenanceMaintenance Methods and Restrictions Display the Maintenance screen. ProcedureUnit Data Maintenance Maintaining Apportioned Unit DataCorrection method Maintenance example Watt Hour Meter Data Maintenance Maintaining watt hour Meter Data ProcedureWatt hour Meter Monitor Function Procedure Operation Amount Data MonitoringDescription of function Charge Parameter Output Monitoring operation amount dataMonitor the data for the last day after Charging Remedy Output file data formatPerforming charging remedy Preparing to perform charging remedy PreparationRemedial apportioning setting screen Apportioning integrated Remark InterValRemedial apportioning confirmation screen Calculating screen Remedy when personal computer HDD fails no backup Remedy when personal computer HDD fails backup Day before recovery day Apportioning method when computer crashes Remedy when watt hour meter fails monitoring impossible Integrate d Remedy for system information setting error Total air-conditioning charge including that Error Code List Air-conditioning unit error codesPage Page System error codes Setting Check List Setting item CaseDetail of function Test Run Check Test run check sheetLRC Date Tester Charging Test Run Check Charging No WHM connection Test Run CheckTest item Comment Page Capacity Division mode Charge setting SettingCheck Within Outside TotalExample 1100 conditioner 1300 Outside Within 12001400 Page Page WHM1 WHM2 WHM3 WHM4 WHM5 WHM6 Memo Appendix 1 Installing Windows XP Professional Setup ProcedurePreparing for Se tup What you needPage Appendix 2 Auto Log-in Confirmation Method Windows XPWindows Page WT03901X01
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