Airxcel RVP INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM Manuel utilisateur

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM

THE MACHAIR CONDITIONERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Warnings………………………………………………………………….. 3

General Information………………………………………………………. 3

Handheld Remote…………………………………………………………. 4

Cooling Operation………………………………………………………… 5

Gas Heat Operation……………………………………………………….. 6

Dry-Air Operation………………………………………………………… 6

Auto Change Over Operation…………………………………………….. 6

Electric Heat Operation…………………………………………………… 7

Sleep Operation…………………………………………………………… 7

Fan Only Operation……………………………………………………….. 7

“I Feel” Operation………………………………………………………… 8

Timer Operation…………………………………………………………... 8

Room Temperature Display………………………………………………. 10

F°/C°Display……………………………………………………………… 10

Receiver Unit……………………………………………………………… 10

Trouble Shooting Guide…………………………………………………… 12

WARNINGS

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This system must be installed or serviced

by qualified individuals specially trained

and experienced in installation and service

of this type of equipment and related

system components. Adhere to all local

and national codes.

Installation and service personnel are

required by some states to be licensed.

PERSONS NOT QUALIFIED SHALL

NOT SERVICE THIS EQUIPMENT.

WARNING

Improper installation may damage

equipment, can create a hazard and will

void the warranty.

The use of components not tested in

combination with these units will void the

warranty, may make the equipment in

violation of state codes, may create a

hazard, and may damage the equipment.

WARNING –SHOCK HAZARD

To prevent the possibility of severe

personal injury or equipment damage due

to electrical shock, always be sure the

electrical power to the appliance is

disconnected during installation and

service.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Description of Product:

The infrared remote control unit by RVP is a control system that can be added to any ceiling

plenum kit offered by RVP for your RV roof top air conditioner or heat pump. The remote

system will give you control of both the cooling and heating appliances from the comfort of

your favorite chair. This remote control system has new features like ON/OFF timer, auto

change over (optional with gas heat appliance) and dry mode (for humidity control).

Application:

Recreational Vehicle Air Conditioning & Heating units

HANDHELD REMOTE

Note:

1. All communications between the remote and receiver are validated only when you hear a

beep coming from the receiver.

2. The operation of the unit is updated when the unit is “on” and you hear a beep coming

from the receiver.

3. There are built-in time delays that may affect the mode of operation.

Buttons

The orange button is used for

turning the unit "on" and "off"

Fan speed button is used for

selecting fan auto/on & high/low

Up/down arrows are used for

adjusting temperature, timer and

clock.

“MODE” button scrolls through all

the programmed system operating

functions

MODE

POWER

FAN

TEMP

UP/DOWN

MODE

A. COOLING OPERATION

Cool symbol

1. Using the handheld remote, select the cool symbol by pressing the “MODE”

button until the cool symbol is displayed.

2. Select a fan speed that best satisfies your need by pressing the fan button

located above the “MODE” button:

a. High speed -Continuous high fan speed operation

-Selected when maximum cooling is required.

b. Low speed -Continuous low fan speed operation

-Selected when room reaches desired

comfort level and needs to be maintained.

Normally this low speed is used for nighttime

operation.

c. Auto low speed -Low fan cycles with the compressor

d. Auto high speed -Fan cycles with the compressor

-Auto high will control fan speed depending on

the cooling requirement

3. Set temperature to the desired level by pushing the up (+) or down (-) button.

B. GAS HEAT OPERATION

(If gas heat appliance is connected to upper unit)

Gas Heat symbol

1. Select gas heat by pressing the “MODE” button until the gas heat symbol is

displayed.

2. Set temperature to the desired level by pushing the up(+) or down(-) button.

C. DRY-AIR OPERATION

Dry-air symbol

1. Select the dry-air mode by pressing the “MODE” button until the dry-air

symbol is displayed.

2. Set temperature to the desired level by pushing the up(+) or down(-) button.

3. In the dry-air mode, the compressor & fan will cycle on and off at different

timing intervals depending on the setpoint. If the temperature is above the

setpoint, the on cycle is longer than the off cycle to help maintain setpoint. If

the temperature is below the setpoint, the off cycle is longer than the on cycle

to help maintain setpoint.

D. AUTO CHANGE OVER OPERATION

Auto change symbol

1. Select the auto change over mode by pressing the “MODE” button until the

auto change symbol is displayed.

2. Set temperature to the desired level by pushing the up(+) or down(-) button.

(Note: In the auto change over mode the unit will maintain a comfortable

temperature throughout the room without the trouble of having to select heat

or cool mode. A gas heat appliance and air conditioner must be present and

operational before this feature can operate.)

E. ELECTRIC HEAT OPERATION (if equipped with heat strip or heat pump)

Electric Heat symbol

1. Select electric heat by pressing the “MODE” button until the heat symbol is

displayed.

2. Set temperature to the desired levelby pushing the up (+) or down (-) button.

3. In electric heat mode, if the electric heat appliance is unable to satisfy the

setpoint, the gas heat output is energized with the AUX HEAT red LED on at

5°F below setpoint. Both gas heat and electric heat appliances will run

simultaneously until the setpoint is satisfied for auxiliary heat.

F. SLEEP OPERATION

Sleep symbol

1. In order for the sleep mode to function properly, you must select either a heat

or cool mode of operation.

2. With the roomset to a desired temperature, select the sleep mode by pointing

to the receiver and pressing the “SLEEP” button, the sleep symbol will

display and a beep will sound indicating that the unit is in sleep mode.

(Note: In sleep mode the temperature will be offset by 2°F of set point after a

2 hour delay, which means, if the set point was 75°F at ten o’clock (for

cooling operation) then in sleep mode it will automatically change to 77°F at

twelve o’clock.)

G. FAN ONLY OPERATION

Fan symbol

1. Fan only operation is selected by pressing the “MODE” button until the fan

symbol is displayed.

2. Fan high or low speeds are then selected by pressing the fan button located

above the “MODE” button. Fan will run continually at the selected speed; it is

not controlled by the set point.

H. "I FEEL” OPERATION

"I FEEL" symbol

1. For this mode to operate, the system would have to be selected for electric

heat, cool, gas heat or auto change over.

2. Select the "I FEEL" mode by pressing "I FEEL" button, the "I FEEL" symbol

will display, a beep will indicate that the unit is in "I FEEL" mode.

3. In "I FEEL" mode the handheld remote then becomes the temperature sensor

and therefore must be positioned in line of sight to send updated signals to the

receiver regularly.

4. The temperature can then be adjusted to the desired set point from the remote

for that specific location.

(Note: If the remote is placed in a location where the receiver cannot receive a

signal for more than sixteen minutes, the system will ignore the handheld

remote and revert back to the receiver as the temperature control device.

The remote should not be positioned in an area that is in direct exposure to

sunlight or any other form of heat source).

5. Battery life will be significantly reduced if unit is left in "I FEEL" mode for

an extended amount of time.

I. TIMER OPERATION

Note: Everytime the “CLOCK” or “TIMER” button is pressed, the relevant

display will blink for 15 seconds giving the operator enough time to start

setting. If no button is pushed in 15 seconds, the timer display will disappear.

CLOCK

TIMER

SET

ROOM

SLEEP

I FEEL

MODE

F°/C°

1. Setting the clock

a) When new batteries are installed, the clock will display 0:00

b) This clock displays military/aviation time (24 hour format)

only. See page 12 for a table to convert 24 hour to 12 hour

format.

c) Press the “CLOCK” button, the clock "display" should blink,

press the up or down button to set the clock e.g. 1:00PM is

13:00

d) Press the “SET” button.

2. Setting the timer to "ON"

a) Press the "TIMER" button, the timer "on" clock will turn on

indicated by a blinking "on" symbol

b) Set the timer by pressing the up or down button, when finished,

point to the receiver, press the “SET” button and listen for a

beep to validate the timer.

c) When the timer "on" mode is activated and the timer & clock

are synchronized, the unit will turn "on" at the current selection

as displayed on the remote at the selected time.

3. Setting the timer to "OFF"

a) Press the "TIMER" button twice, the timer "off" clock will

turn on indicated by a blinking "off" symbol

b) Set the timer by pressing the up or down button, when finished,

point to the receiver, press the “SET” button and listen for a

beep to validate the timer.

c) When the timer "off" mode is activated and the timer & clock

are synchronized, the unit will turn off at the selected time.

4. Setting the timer to "ON" & "OFF"

a) This mode allows the operator to set the system to run for a

certain period of time.

b) Press the "TIMER" button three times, the timer "on" clock

will blink while the timer "off" clock is displayed solid on.

c) Set the timer “on” by pressing the up or down button, when

finished, press the timer button again to set timer "off".

d) When timers are set, point to the receiver, press the “SET”

button and listen for a beep to validate the timer "on" and timer

"off" settings.

e) When the timer mode is activated and the timer & clock are

synchronized, the unit will turn on and off at the selected times.

J. ROOM TEMPERATURE DISPLAY

Room Symbol

Press the "ROOM" button to display room temperature at the remote.

K. F°/C°DISPLAY

Press the “F°/C°” button to display temperature in either degrees Fahrenheit or

Celsius.

RECEIVER UNIT

1. Cool override operation

a) By pressing the “COOL” button on the receiver, the system automatically

defaults to the "cool" setting of 78°F and the SYSTEM green LED will

flash.

b) This mode of operation is useful in the event the remote battery goes low

or the remote is misplaced.

c) Pressing the “COOL” button a second time will turn the unit off and the

SYSTEM green LED will turn off.

ROOM

F°/C°

COOL

OVERRIDE

SYSTEM

AUX.HEAT

HEAT

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