Lennox M0STAT60Q-1 Manuel utilisateur

Dallas, Texas, USA

OPERATION

INSTRUCTIONS

CONTROLS

507560-03

5/2017

Supersedes 1/2017

This manual must be left with the

owner for future reference.

Frequent changes to operating

mode may cause system

malfunction. Allow at least one

minute between mode changes to

allow the system to stabilize.

IMPORTANT!

Lennox Mini-Split Systems

Wireless Indoor Unit

Controller

Shipping and Packing List

Package 1 of 1 contains;

1 – Wireless Controller

2 – AAA batteries

1 – Remote controller holder with

mounting screw

General

The M0STAT60Q-1 mini-split wireless controller is a wireless local controller for

Lennox mini-split indoor units.

Requirements

Specications

Rated voltage 3.0 VDC

(2 AAA batteries)

Min voltage for sending signal to CPU 2.4 VDC

Effective transmitting distance 26 ft. (8m)

Operation conditions 23°F-140°F

Table 1. Specications

Using the remote controller

• Point the remote controller directly at

the indoor unit.

• Stand within 26 ft. (8m) of the indoor

unit.

• Do not block the signal between the

remote controller and indoor unit.

NOTE - The remote controller will not

function without a clear line of sight to

the indoor unit.

• Do not submerge the remote control-

ler in liquid.

• Do not expose to direct sunlight.

• Do not drop or step on remote con-

troller.

Using the remote control holder

• Use eld-provided fasteners to at-

tach the remote controller holder to

any suitable vertical surface such as

a wall within 26 ft. (8m) of the indoor

unit.

• Ensure that the remote controller is

pointed directly at the indoor unit. If

the remote controller is pointed di-

rectly toward the ceiling, it will not

control the indoor unit (except. cas-

sette units if installed directly above

the holder).

Function Buttons

MODE

FAN

TE M P

SLEEP

SW IN G DI RECT

LED FOLLOW

TURBO SELF

CLEAN

ON/OFF

SILENCE

TIMER

TIME R

OFF

• Up arrow button. Press to increase

the temperature setpoint or to scroll

through settings options.

• On/Off button. Press to turn the in-

door unit on or off.

• Mode button. Press to scroll

through the operation modes:

Auto → Cool → Dry → Heat → Fan.

• Fan speed. Press to scroll through

the fan speeds: Auto → Low → Med

→ High

• Sleep button. Press to activate

“night-mode”. This will automatically

increase (cooling) or decrease (heat-

ing) the setpoint 2°F (1°C) per hour

for the rst two hours. The modied

setpoint will be set for ve hours. After

seven total hours the indoor unit will

shut off. The system will remain off

until the “ON” button on the wireless

remote is pressed.

• Turbo button. (Not available on all

indoor unit models) Press to active

turbo mode. In cooling mode only, the

indoor unit will ramp up to reach the

setpoint more quickly. After reaching

the setpoint or after 30 minutes, the

indoor unit will resume the previous

operating conditions.

• Self Clean button. Press to activate

self cleaning mode. In cooling or dry

mode only, the indoor unit will tem-

porarily change operation to allow

condensate on the indoor unit coil to

evaporate, and then will return to the

previous operating conditions.

• Down arrow button. Press to de-

crease the temperature setpoint or

scroll through settings options.

• Silence button. Press and release

to activate quiet mode operation. The

indoor unit will change operation to

provide the quietest sound possible.

NOTE - quiet mode operation may

result in insufcient cooling or heating

capacity. Press and release the Si-

lence button again to stop quiet mode

operation.

• FP button. Press and hold for two

seconds to activate frost prevention

mode. In heating mode only, the in-

door unit will operate at a 46°F set-

point and the indoor unit display (not

available on all indoor unit models)

will show “FP”.

• Timer ON button. Press to set the

number of hours of delay before the

indoor unit begins operation.

• Timer OFF button. Press to set the

number of hours of delay before the

indoor unit stops operation.

• Swing button. Press once to initiate

louver left & right oscillation. Press

again to stop louver oscillation. Lou-

MODE

FAN

TE M P

SLEEP

SW IN G DI RECT

LED FOLLOW

TURBO SELF

CLEAN

ON/OFF

SILENCE

TIMER

TIME R

OFF

vers remain in place where stopped.

Not available in all indoor unit models.

• Direct (Direction) button. Press to

move louvers up & down in 6 degree

increments. Louvers remain in place

where stopped. Not available in all in-

door unit models.

• LED button. Press the LED button

to turn on the indoor unit display (on

units with display). Press the button

again to turn off the display.

• Follow Me button. Press to activate

the wireless remote’s air tempera-

ture sensor. This will also transfer

the temperature sensing function

from the indoor unit to the remote.

The indoor unit’s air temperature

sensor will be disabled. The indoor

unit will regulate the room tempera-

ture based on the temperature sen-

sor in the remote controller, rather

than the sensor in the indoor unit.

The remote controller will send the

indoor unit a signal every three min-

utes. If the indoor unit doesn’t re-

ceive the signal for seven minutes,

or if the button is pressed again, the

Follow Me function will terminate.

The remote controller must remain

pointed toward the indoor unit and

must be within 26 feet (8m) of the unit.

Do not remove the controller from the

room or obstruct the signal of the re-

mote controller during Follow me op-

eration.

MODE

FAN

TE M P

SLEEP

SW IN G DI RECT

LED FOLLOW

TURBO SELF

CLEAN

ON/OFF

SILENCE

TIMER

TIME R

OFF

Display

• Remote controller On. Icon displays

to indicate that the remote controller

is on.

• Transmitting display. Icon blinks

once when a signal is sent from the

wireless remote controller.

• Operation mode. These icons

show the current mode of opera-

tion. Press the mode button to scroll

through the operation modes:

Auto → Cool → Dry → Heat → Fan.

• Setpoint or Room Temperature.

Displays the setpoint temperature

during normal operation. Displays the

room temperature when in Follow me

mode. Adjust the setpoint with up &

down arrow buttons. No display when

unit is in Fan mode.

Setpoint or Room

temperature

Transmitting display

Operation mode

Battery charge status

Remote controller on

Not used

Night mode

Timer ON

Fan speed

• Timer ON/OFF. These icons light up

to indicate that the indoor unit has a

timed auto-start or auto-stop set up.

Battery charge status. Icon displays

charge status of wireless remote con-

troller batteries.

• Night mode. Icon displays to indicate

that night mode operation is on.

• Follow me. This icon displays when

the air temperature sensor in the wire-

less remote controller is the sensor

being used by the indoor unit. When

this function is off, the indoor unit uses

a built-in sensor.

• Fan speed. Displays the current fan

speed.

Timer OFF

Follow me

Not used

Operation Instructions

Batteries

1. Remove battery cover from back of

remote.

2. Insert batteries into battery compart-

ment.

3. Replace cover on controller.

NOTE - ON/OFF Timer, setpoint,

fan speed, etc. will have to be reset

whenever the batteries lose charge

completely or are replaced.

Do not mix old and new batteries or

batteries of different types.

Do not leave the batteries in the

remote controller if the controller will

not be used for an extended amount

of time.

Dispose of used batteries following

local and state waste management

standards.

CAUTION

Start/stop operation

Press the LED power button.

• Controller ON: LED power button lit

brightly.

• Controller OFF: LED power button not

lit.

Select Fahrenheit or Celsius

Press and hold the Up button, and the

Down button at the same time, for three

seconds to toggle between Fahrenheit

and Celsius.

To set the operation mode

Press the Mode button to scroll through

the mode selections.

• Auto – System operates in cooling or

heating mode as determined by the

setpoint and the room temperature.

NOTE: The use of Auto mode for

multi-zone units is not recom-

mend. All zones should be in the

same mode of operation to ensure

there is not a conict error mode.

• Cool – System operates in cooling

mode.

• Dry – System removes humidity ac-

cording to preset conditions (fan

speed and setpoint temperature, not

a humidistat sensor). Cannot adjust

fan speed.

• Heat – System operates in heating

mode.

• Fan – Fan only, no heating or cooling.

To set (or change) the room tempera-

ture setting (setpoint)

Press the up arrow and down arrow but-

tons to adjust the setpoint.

Auto mode

1. Press the Power button, an LED

light on the indoor unit displays.

2. Press the Mode button until the dis-

play shows AUTO.

3. Adjust temperature setpoint using

up and down arrow buttons (range

62°F – 86°F).

NOTE – Fan speed is auto and is not

adjustable.

Cool/Heat/Fan mode

1. Press the Mode button to select Cool,

Heat, or Fan.

2. Adjust the temperature setpoint using

up and down arrow buttons (range

62°F – 86°F).

3. Press the Fan speed button to select

Auto, Low, Med, or High fan speed.

NOTE – Temperature setpoint is not dis-

played in Fan mode.

Dry mode

1. Press the Power button. An LED light

on the indoor unit displays.

2. Press the Mode button to select Dry.

3. Adjust the temperature setpoint using

up and down arrow buttons.

NOTE – Fan speed is not adjustable.

Timer operation

Timer ON and Timer OFF are used to

turn on and turn off the indoor unit at se-

lected intervals.

Timer ON operation

1. Press the Timer ON button. The Timer

ON icon, the last auto-on time, and “h”

will display.

2. Press the Timer ON button again

to set the amount of time before the

indoor unit begins operation. Each

press will increase the time in half

hour increments until 10 hours, then

the increment becomes 1 hour.

Timer OFF operation

1. Press the Timer OFF button. The

Timer OFF icon, the last auto-off time,

and “h” will display.

2. Press the Timer OFF button again to

set the amount of time before the in-

door unit stops operation. Each press

will increase the time in half hour in-

crements until 10 hours, then the in-

crement becomes 1 hour.

Modify Timer ON/OFF settings

1. Press either the Timer ON button or

the Timer OFF button to modify that

setting.

2. Use the up arrow and down arrow

buttons to change the timed operation

intervals.

3. Set the timer to 0.0 to turn off timed

operation.

Fault Codes (indoor unit)

E0 Indoor unit EEPROM error

E1 Communication error between indoor unit and outdoor unit

E3 Indoor fan speed error

E4 Indoor return air temperature sensor error

E5 Indoor coil temperature sensor error

EC Low refrigerant

EE High water level alarm

F0 Outdoor current overload sensed

F1 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor error

F2 Outdoor coil temperature sensor error

F3 Compressor discharge temperature sensor error

F4 Outdoor unit EEPROM error

F5 Outdoor unit fan speed error

P0 Inverter module IPM error

P1 High or low voltage protection

P3 Outdoor unit low temperature lockout

P4 Compressor drive error

-- Mode conict

P6 Compressor high-pressure or low-pressure switch open

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