LG
ACP
Advanced Control Platform
(PQCPA11A0E, PQCPB11A0E)
Installation/Owner's Manual
Caution
•Read this manual thoroughly before installing the product.
•Only the certified professional should install this product.
•Keep this manual for referring during the operation later.
Advanced Control Platform
Contents
1. ACP FUNCTIONS & SPECIFICATION |
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Functions of ACP............................................................................................................ |
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Denomination of ACP ..................................................................................................... |
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Components of ACP ....................................................................................................... |
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Hardware specification of ACP...................................................................................... |
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Before installing the ACP............................................................................................... |
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• Using the single ACP as web server ........................................................................ |
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• Connecting the single ACP to the AC Manager ...................................................... |
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• Connecting more than on ACPs to the AC Manager .............................................. |
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Setting the indoor unit address..................................................................................... |
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• Setting the address by the wired remote controller ............................................... |
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• Setting the address by the wireless remote controller......................................... |
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Setting the PI485 and Connecting the cable ............................................................. |
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• Setting the PI485 DIP switch ................................................................................... |
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• Connecting the 2PIN connector.............................................................................. |
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• Connceting RS485 cable to PI485........................................................................... |
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Installing the ACP and Connecting the cable............................................................. |
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• Fixing the ACP at the installation site .................................................................... |
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• Connecting RS485 cable to ACP ............................................................................ |
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• Connecting Ethernet cable to ACP......................................................................... |
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• Connecting Power adaptor to ACP......................................................................... |
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Configuring the ACP network...................................................................................... |
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• Before configuring the ACP environment.............................................................. |
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• Setting the IP address.............................................................................................. |
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• Setting the gateway address................................................................................... |
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• Setting the net mask address ................................................................................. |
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• Checking the network environment ....................................................................... |
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Setting the functions of the ACP................................................................................. |
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• Before setting the functions of the ACP ................................................................ |
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• Selecting Peak or Demand ...................................................................................... |
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• Selecting the ACCS display language.................................................................... |
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• Setting whether to use the schedule function or not ........................................... |
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• Setting whether to use the wattage display function or not ................................ |
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• Setting error history display .................................................................................. |
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Configuring the ACCS access ..................................................................................... |
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• Chceking the MS JAVA VM installation ................................................................. |
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• Checking the MS Explorer security setting ........................................................... |
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Entering the indoor unit & ventilator information...................................................... |
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• If the ACP is connected to the AC Manager .......................................................... |
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• If the ACP is not connected to the AC Manager.................................................... |
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Making sure and checking the ACP installation ........................................................ |
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OPERATION |
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Accessing the ACCS....................................................................................................... |
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Reviewing the initial ACCS screen................................................................................ |
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Controlling the air conditioner....................................................................................... |
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Controlling the ventilator ............................................................................................. |
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Setting the schedule..................................................................................................... |
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• Reviewing the schedule setup screen ................................................................... |
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• Example for setting the schedule ........................................................................... |
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Controlling the peak operation rate ............................................................................ |
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Controlling the demand electric power....................................................................... |
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Monitoring the air conditioner status.......................................................................... |
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Reviewing the error history.......................................................................................... |
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Reviewing the power consumption (interconnecting with the power display)....... |
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Setting the system ........................................................................................................ |
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4. REFERENCE .................................................... |
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Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................. |
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Guide for the open source software.............................................................................. |
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UTP cable connection chart........................................................................................... |
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Installation/Owner's Manual |
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Note for safety
Note for safety
In order to prevent the user's injury or the damage of the product, keep the followings to use the product.
■The service center or the professional installation agency cettified by our company should perform the installation because the professional technique is required to install.
■The installer should be responsible for all problems related the installation occurred by the installation work without the installation certification, for which our company does not offer the free-of-charge service.
■Using the product ignoring the note for safety may cause the misoperation of the product, which may cause the body's injury or the damage of the product. The note for safety is classified into two following items:
WARNING For causing the critical injury to the body.
CAUTION For the body's injury or the damage of the product.
■ The symbols used at this manual have the following meanings:
It should not be followed.
It should be carefully kept to perform.
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Note for safety
WARNING
■ When installing
Any question about the product should be asked to the service center or the professional installation agency.
•The non-professional may cause accident, electric shock, explosion or injury.
Consult the service center or the professional installation agency about reinstalling the installed product
•The non-professional may cause electric shock, explosion or injury.
The standardized part.
•The non-standard part may cause electric shock, explosion, injury or failure.
Do not disassemble, repair or modify the product at random.
•It may cause electric shock or fire.
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Note for safety
Do not install the product at the wet place.
• It may cause to degrade the insulating ability and may cause fire.
■ When using
Do not change or extend the |
Do not place any heating |
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Do not put heavy weight on |
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the power cord. |
Do not use any heating device near the power cord.
•It may cause fire or electric shock.
Do not put heavy weight on the product.
•It may cause electric shock and failure.
•It may cause fire or electric shock.
•It may cause the failure of the product.
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Note for safety
If the product is flooded, consult the service centre or the professional installation agency.
•It may cause fire or electric shock.
Let the children or the old and the weak be controlled by the guardian to use.
•It may cause accident or failure.
Do not give any shock to the product.
•Any shock to the product may cause failure.
■ When using
Do not use strong detergent such as solvent, but a soft cloth.
Grab the head of the plug of the power cord to pull when disconnecting the plug, and do not touch the plug with wet hands.
• It may cause fire or to deform the product. |
• It may cause fire or electric shock. |
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1.ACP Functions & Specification
1.ACP Functions & Specification
The ACP(Advanced Control Platform) is the central controller which can control up to 256 indoor units of the airconditioner at one place individually or totally. The ACP can monitor or control to operate the airconditioner and the ventilator installed at each room of the building from the place such as the control room of a building, the administrative room of a school.
Functions of ACP
Main functions of the ACP are as follows:
Using the external button of the ACP to set the environment
The following functions can be set by using the external buttons of the ACP.
•Set the network environment (IP address, net mask, gateway)
•Set one of Peak/Demand function to use
•Set the language displayed on the LG ACCS screen
•Set whether to use the schedule feature or not
•Set whether to use the watthour meter feature or not.
1-1 ACP
1. ACP Functions & Specification
Built-in Web server
Various functions of contents can be used when the IP address of the ACP is entered at the address window by using the Internet Explorer without installing a separate PC program to automatically execute the central control program at the ACP web server.
Also, the demand control feature to control the demand power is controlled by directly connecting the ACP to the demand controller without installing a separate PC program.
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Control 256 indoor units of the airconditioner at maximum
Monitoring the error and operation state
Controlling the peak/demand electric power
Setting the system
Interconnecting with the AC Manager
Various features offered by the AC Manager are offered by connecting the AC Manager program installed at the PC to the ACP. Especially, when using the schedule feature of the AC Manager, because the ACP has its own engine, even though the user turns off the PC where the AC Manager is installed, the ACP can perform the schedule featre by itself.
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1. ACP Functions & Specification
Interconnecting with the simple central controller
The 16-room simple central controller can be interconnected with the ACP. When the ACP centrally controlling all airconditioners and the simple central controller at each floor of the building are used together, the airconditioner can be controlled more easily.
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1. ACP Functions & Specification
Denomination of ACP
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1 Buttons and LCD
Buttons and the LCD to display the network environment setting and other information
2 RS485 communication port (for PI485 connection)
RS485 communication port connecting to the PI485 to connect the airconditioner and the ventilator (4EA in total)
3RS485 communication port (for external extension)
RS485 communication port spar for exter extension (2EA in total)
4Ethernet port (for connecting the Internet and the AC Manager)
The Ethernet port for connecting the Internet and the AC Manager
5 Ethernet port (spare)
Ethernet port spare for the function extension of the ACP
6 RS232 port
RS232 port for updating the software of the ACP
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1. ACP Functions & Specification
7 Reset switch
Switch for resetting the ACP by the software
8 Power switch
Switch for turning on/off the ACP
9 Adaptor connection port
Port for DC 12V to connect the adaptor supplying the power
10 External input signal terminal
Port for connecting the external input signal (20EA in total). Input terminal not requiring the power.
11 External output signal terminal
Connection port spare for the function extension of the ACP (4EA in total)
Note: External input/output signal terminal
9 external input signal terminal and 10 external output signal terminal are configured at the PQCPB11A0E only. These terminals are used to connect the AC Manager to set the fire control function. These terminal are used to set the indoor unit to operate or stop for responding High or Low signal of each external input signal.
In case of PQCPA11A0E model, a separate IO Kit (Model: PQCPE11A0E) can be purchased and installed to use for connecting the external signal.
1. ACP Functions & Specification
Components of ACP
The following components are contained within the packaging box of the ACP. Open the packaging box of the ACP to make sure that all components are contained.
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Installation/Owner's Manual |
Adaptor for Power supply |
Power Cord |
Input: 100~240V |
International Standard |
AC 50/60Hz 1.5A |
IEC320 C14 Type |
Output: DC 12V |
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Caution: Using the standardized part
We are not responsible for any problem caused by using the adaptor other than the standardized one offered by us, so using any non-standard part should be prohibited. You can consult the LG System Air Conditioner Support Division about the applicable product.
Notice : In Australia, purchase the power code
In Australia, the power code from local area.
The power code is not included in the package
Installation/Owner's Manual |
1-6 |
1. ACP Functions & Specification
Hardware Specification of ACP
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Note: License policy
This product follows the GPL(General Public License) for using the embedded Linux.
1-7 ACP
2. Installing ACP
2. Installing ACP
This chapter describes how to install the ACP to use.
Caution: Installing the ACP
The ACP installation work needs the professional technique. Therefore, the installation described at this chapter should be performed by the certified installation professional.
Consult the service center or the professional installation agency certified by us about any question or request related to the installation.
In order to use the ACP, the environment for the ACP, the indoor unit and the ventilator to communicate should be built and the indoor unit should be registered.
In order to use the ACP, the installation should be performed by the following order.
STEP 1. Check the environment before installing the ACP
Before installing the ACP, check the network configuration according to the interconnection between the ACP and the external device.
STEP 2. Set the indoor unit address and Connecting the PI485
Set the address of the ACP not overlapped with the connecting indoor unit and connect the PI485.
STEP 3. Install the ACP and set the environment and the function
Install the ACP and set the network environment and the function.
STEP 4. ACCS access and Information input
Set the access environment at the LG ACCS, the ACP operation program and enter the air conditioner information.
STEP 5. Make sure and check the ACP installation
Make sure and check that the ACP is normally installed.
Installation/Owner's Manual |
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2. Installing ACP
Before installing the ACP
ACP provides 4 RS485 ports to connect the indoor unit. Maximum of 16 units can be connected to PI485 for outdoor unit in 1 RS385 port, and maximum of 31 units for SINGLE/Ventilator PI485.
256 indoor units at maximum can be connected to one ACP. All of 256 indoor units may be connected to one RS485 port, which is the maximum number of units for the ACP to connect. But, in order to improve the communication performce of the RS485, we recommend to distribute them to four ports.
Note: Change the number of connections of RS485
If it is inevitable to change the above specification, call the system air conditioner support division
By considering three following cases using the ACP, perform the installation after carefully considering how to use.
•Install the single ACP to use as web server
•Connect the single ACP to the AC Manager to use
•Connect more than one ACP to the AC Manager via the hub to use
2-2 ACP
2. Installing ACP
UsingthesingleACPaswebserver
When one ACP is used as web server, the ACP should be connected with the network structure as shown at the following examples.
Using the hub
If it is connected via the hub, the network can be configured as shown at the following example.
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Installation/Owner's Manual |
2-3 |
2. Installing ACP
Not using the hub
If it is connected without the hub, the network can be configured as shown at the following example.
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2-4 ACP
2. Installing ACP
ConnectingthesingleACPtotheACManager
When one ACP is connected to the AC Manager without the hub, the ACP should be connected with the network structure as shown at the following examples.
Using the hub
If it is connected via the hub, the network can be configured as shown at the following example.
AC Manager
LAN
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Installation/Owner's Manual |
2-5 |
2. Installing ACP
Not using the hub
If it is connected without the hub, the network can be configured as shown at the following example.
AC Manager
LAN
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2-6 ACP
2. Installing ACP
ConnectingmorethanonACPstotheACManager
When more than one ACP are connected to the AC Manager via the hub, the ACP should be connected with the network structure as shown at the following examples.
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Installation/Owner's Manual |
2-7 |
2. Installing ACP
Setting the indoor unit address
By considering the entire installation configuration connecting to one ACP, set the address to each indoor unit not to be overlapped. 00~FF in hexadecimal can be set to the indoor unit address.
The following example sets the address to the indoor unit.
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When the ACP is interconnected with the AC Manager, the ventilator can be together installed and controlled. The above figure shows the example that sets 30 and 31 to the ventilators as address and connects to the ACP.
Caution: Connecting the ventilator to the RS485
The ventilator and the air conditioner can not be connected together to the same RS485 communication cable. When connecting the ventilator to the RS485 communication cable, the cable other than the RS485 communication cable connecting the air conditioner should be used.
The next section describes how to set the address to each indoor unit by using the wired or wireless remote controller according to the given number.
2-8 ACP
2. Installing ACP
Setting address with wired remotecontroller
Program
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3.Complete the address setting to press the week Program & Set/Clr keys at the same time for 3 seconds.
Some remote controllers may not be suported by above functions, a coording to the production date of wired/wireless remote conrollers. As it has no concem with customers' use, use the remote controller available for the address setting during installation.
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2. Installing ACP
Setting address with wirelessremotecontroller
ON OFF
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Temperature
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Reference: Address display time and method
The address display time and method may differ by the type of the indoor unit.
Reference: Type of remote controller
When using a different type of remote controller from the one described above, refer to the user manual of the applicable remote controller.
2-10 ACP
2. Installing ACP
Information: Checking the set address
ON OFF
SET CANCEL
PLASMA
You can check the set address by using the wireless remote controller. To check the set address, proceed as follows.
1. With the [Wind Up/Down] button pressed,
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the indoor unit. The set address will be shown on the display part of the indoor unit. The address display time and method can differ by the type of indoor unit.
3. Reset the remote controller again to use it in
general operation mode.
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2. Installing ACP
Setting the PI485 and Connecting the cable
After setting the address of the indoor unit, install the PI485 and set the DIP switch. And then, connect the RS485 cable for communicating with the ACP.
Note: Installing the PI485
Installing the PI485 deponds on the outdoor unit. So, install the PI485 by referring to the PI485 manual or the installation technique information.
SettingthePI485DIPswitch
After installing the PI485 suitable to the product, the DIP switch should be set. The DIP switch of the PI485 can be checked at the following place.
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2-12 ACP
2. Installing ACP
Note: PCB part number
The MPS product with the common PCB applied has the following PCB part number:
•PCB P/NO. : 6871A20910A ~ Z
•PCB P/NO. : 6871A20917A ~ Z
•PCB P/NO. : 6871A20918A ~ Z
Caution: Setting the PI485 DIP switch
If the air conditioner selection switch is incorrectly set, the air conditioner may incorrectly operate.
For more information about installing the PI485, see the PI485(M) manual.
Tip: Checking the PI485 DIP switch setting
It can be checked whether the indoor unit address and the DIP switch of the PI485 are correctly set as follows:
•The LED01G blinks as many as the number of the connected indoor units.
•The LED02G and the LED03G continue to blink alternately. (When the LRA/CRUN is connected, the LED02G may blink more than the LED03G.)
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>L1 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>ON |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>4 3 2 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>KSDO4H |
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LED03G |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>O |
LED02G |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>N |
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<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>S K |
LED01G |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>D |
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<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>4 O |
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If the LED is abnormally different from the above description, check again the indoor unit address setting and the DIP switch setting.
Installation/Owner's Manual 2-13
2. Installing ACP
Connectingthe2PINconnector
If you want to use the individual lock function for setting mode, wind flow, and temperature lock by the central control, the 2PIN connector should be connected to the CN_DRY terminal of the PI485 according to the product type.
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>L1 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>ON |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>4 3 2 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>KSDO4H |
2-14 ACP
2. Installing ACP
The following figure shows the example of the central control for connecting the 2PIN connector to the CN_DRY terminal.
1)'Heating operation, 20°C , Strong wind, Temperature lock' function is ordered by the central control such as ACP or AC Manager, which is transferred to the remote controller.
2)If the user changes the temperature to 25°C by the remote controller, the related command is transferred to the outdoor unit and the remote controller displays the 25°C setting.
3)The outdoor unit receives the related command and transferrs it to the PI485.
4)The PI485 cancels this command and transferrs the previous central control command again. And, the remote controller displays again the 20°C temperature transferred by the central control command.
Multi V
ACP
1) Set ‘Heating, 20°C, Strong wind, Temperature lock’ 2) Change temperature to 25°C
3) Heating, 25°C, Strong wind
4) Heating, 20°C, Strong wind 5) Heating, 20°C, Strong wind
6) Return to Heating, 20°C, Strong wind
On the other hand, let's see an example of connecting the 2PIN connector to CN_DRY terminal. When a command is given for function of "Heat operation, 20°C setting, high fan level, temperature lock" through the central control, the applicable command is transmitted through the remote controller. "HL (Hard Lock)" message showing the central control status is displayed on the remote controller. If the user sets the temperature to 25°C, the command is blocked at the remote controller.
Multi V
Set ‘Heating, 20°C, Strong wind, Temperature lock’
The remote controller displays ‘HL’ message
It is not possible for the user to operate.
Installation/Owner's Manual 2-15
2. Installing ACP
ConncetingRS485cabletoPI485
In order to connect the PI485 and the ACP, two RS485 cables should be connected to the BUS_A and the BUS_B of the PI485. Connect the RS485 cables by referring to the following figure.
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>L1 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>ON |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>4 3 2 |
<![if ! IE]> <![endif]>KSDO4H |
When connecting more than one PI485 to one ACP, connect the BUS_A/BUS_B of the PI485 to the BUS_A/BUS_B of the other PI485 respectively.
2-16 ACP