Mitsubishi Electronics G-50A appendix Group configuration setting, Net

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5 - 4 Group configuration setting

•Registration can be made for the indoor units, local remote controllers and slave system controllers in the same group.

•Registration can be also performed for the group which is composed of only OA processing unit or LOSSNAY. ( Independent ventilation group )

<Example for the group configuration >

 

 

Outdoor unit

 

 

Indoor unit

 

 

M-NET local remote controller

 

 

OA processing unit or LOSSNAY

 

 

M- NET

Air conditioner group

Independent ventilation group

Transmission line

•Supply the power from the power supply unit (PAC-SC50KUA) through the M-NET transmission line and DC line.

•Perform the following procedures to set the group configuration because the interlocked operation setting will not be performed if the group configuration settings have not been performed.

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1ADDRESS SETTING

2FUNCTION SETTING

3IP ADDRESS SETTING

4GROUP SETTING

PLEASE SET

INITIAL SETTING

1 When the power is supplied to the controller, the screen shown on the left is displayed.

2 Press the 1

(or 4

) switch to select "1 GROUP SETTING" .

(or "4 GROUP SETTING")

 

The group configuration setting screen is displayed.

3 Press the

GROUP

switch to display the group number to be set.

SELECT

4Press the switch to move to move the cursor to the address display position to be set.

5 Used the numeric keypad switch to set the address of the indoor unit, local remote controller, slave system controller in the display group number.

< Operation example >

When the indoor unit which address is 012.

1) Input "0"

0

2)Input "1" 01

3)Input "2" 012

4)Press the switch 012

*It is also possible just enter "1" "2" .

<When the input is incorrect >

Before pressing

 

switch, continue to input the data. After pressing

 

 

 

switch, move the cursor to the addresses to be deleted and press

 

 

the

RESET

switch to delete these addresses.

DEL.

NOTE: • Do not set interlocked ventilation unit such as OA processing unit or LOSSNAY.

•Even if the addresses are input any order, it is switched to a sequence starting with low-order ad- dress.

•The independent ventilation unit can not set to the indoor unit group and it can not be set to as an interlocked ventilation unit.

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Contents Mitsubishi Electric Air-conditioner Network System Central ControllerPage Safety Operation Product FeaturesWeekly Schedule Operating status monitorInterlocked group setting Setup for system configurationCollective ON/OFF switch Power supply wiringON/OFF Functions SpecificationsSpecification 50A management range Group Display Display ScreenLAN changeover switch Returning to the user operation menu screen User operationOperation Method Display contentsCOOL/DRY Operation settingHeat AutoOFF Local remote control operation prohibition setting MON. Monitor PROH. Prohibit COL. Collective Using the function area50A operation prohibition Collective operation setting 2 Collective operation settingCollective prohibit setting Switch to set Remote Control Prohibit Schedule setting function summary Timer operationShifting to the schedule setting screen Schedule SettingSchedule pattern setting P1 P3, P4 Schedule pattern P1 P3 settingWeekly schedule setting Set-back values and setting temperature settingCopying schedule content to other groups memory,memory read Change operation Malfunction reset operationShifting to the malfunction monitor screen Current Time Setting Current time settingSifting to the current time setting screen NET address setting Initial setting Shifting to initial setting menuSelect Function settingNET Group configuration settingAdditions Interlocked operation setting Switch Setting method Group name settingGroup name cursor Group name cursor movement mark Group name copy User setting Initial setting tool connection function IP address settingMaintenance Refrigerant system monitor Malfunction log monitor External input function External input/output function1The function of external output 2Specification of external output interfaceExternal output function Appendix 1 Initial setting abridged Function setting Appendix 2 User operation abridged 22-09-2002 SUN Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

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