Lennox V0STAT52 Manuel utilisateur

Dallas, Texas, USA

OPERATION

INSTRUCTIONS

CONTROLS

507459-03

12/2015

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!

V0STAT52 Wireless

Indoor Unit Controller

Shipping and Packing List

Package 1 of 1 contains;

1 – Wireless Controller

2 – AAA batteries

General

The V0STAT52 is a wireless local controller for VRF Heat Pump and Heat Recov-

ery indoor units.

Requirements

• Point the wireless remote controller

directly at the indoor unit it controls.

36 ft. (11 m) maximum distance.

• Wireless remote control requires

direct line of sight to indoor unit.

• Do not get wireless remote controller

wet or submerge in liquid.

• Avoid placing wireless remote control-

ler in direct sunlight or high tempera-

ture locations.

• Always use new AAA batteries.

• Remove the batteries if the wireless

remote controller will not be used for

a long period of time.

• Replace the batteries if the indoor

unit does not beep when settings are

changed using the controller.

• Do not attempt to operate any other

devices using this remote controller.

Speciﬁcations

Rated voltage 3.0 VDC

(2 AAA batteries)

Min voltage for sending signal to CPU 2.4 VDC

Effective transmitting distance 26-36 ft (8 - 11 m)

Operation conditions 23°F - 140°F

RESET

TIMER ON

TIME R OFF

CLOCK

SWIN G

AIR DIRECTION

ECO

SWIN G

MODE FAN

SPEED

AUTO

COOL

DRY

HEAT

FAN

TEMP

SET

CLOCK

SET

HOUR

FANS PEED

LOCK

C/H

Function Buttons

Mode

Down-arrow

Power

Vertical Swing

Horizontal Swing

Reset

Lock

Cool/Heat

Fan speed

Up-arrow

Air direction

Clock

Timer ON

Timer OFF

Eco mode (not used)

• Power 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.

NOTE - Auto mode not available in all

systems.

• Down-arrow. Press to decrease the

temperature setpoint or scroll through

settings options.

• Vertical Swing button. Press once

to initiate louver up & down oscilla-

tion. Press again to stop louver oscil-

lation. Louvers remain in place where

stopped. Not available in all indoor

unit models.

• Horizontal Swing button. Press

once to initiate louver left & right os-

cillation. Press again to stop louver

oscillation. Louvers remain in place

where stopped. Not available in all in-

door unit models.

• Reset button. Using a blunt pointed

device (paper clip), press to cancel

current settings and reset remote con-

troller to factory settings.

• Lock button. Using a blunt pointed

device (paper clip), press to lock or

unlock the current setting.

• Cool/heat button. Using a blunt

pointed device (paper clip), press to

shift between Cool only and Cool &

Heat modes. Default is Cool & Heat.

• Fan speed. Press to scroll through

the fan speeds: Low →Med →High

NOTE - Auto fan speed not available

for all systems.

• Up-arrow button. Press to increase

the temperature setpoint or to scroll

through settings options.

• Air direction button. Press to move

louvers up & down in 6 degree incre-

ments. Louvers remain in place where

stopped. Not available in all indoor

unit models.

• Clock button. Press to set clock time.

• Timer ON button. Press to set the

number of hours of delay before the

indoor unit to begins operation.

• Timer OFF button. Press to set the

number of hours of delay before the

indoor unit stops operation.

• OK button. Press to conﬁrm setting.

• Eco mode button. Not used.

Display

AUTO

COOL

DRY

HEAT

FAN

TEMP

SET

CLOCK

SET

HOUR

FANS PEED

ON OFF

• Temp. Displays the setpoint tempera-

ture. Adjust with up & down-arrow but-

tons. No display when unit is in Fan

mode.

• Transmitting display. Icon blinks

once when a signal is sent from the

wireless remote controller.

• Running mode. Displays the

selected mode.

• Economy operation. Not used.

Temp

Transmitting display

Operation mode

Economy operation

On/Off

Lock

Time

Timer ON/OFF

Fan speed

• On/Off. Icon displays to indicate the

last command sent by the Power

button.

• Time. Displays the current time.

• Lock. Icon displays when Lock but-

ton is pressed.

• Timer ON/OFF. Icon lights up to

indicate whether the timer is ON or

OFF.

• Fan speed. Displays the current fan

speed.

Operation Instructions

Batteries

1. Grasp the controller cover by its sides

and slide the cover down to remove.

2. Place batteries into battery compart-

ment.

3. Replace cover onto controller.

Auto mode

System will automatically switch be-

tween heating and cooling depending on

the temperature sensed at the controller.

NOTE - Auto mode not available in all

systems.

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 but-

tons for Cool or Heat modes.

NOTE – Temperature setpoint cannot

be adjusted when in Fan mode.

3. Press the Fan speed button to select

Auto, Low, Med, or High fan speed.

NOTE - Auto fan speed not available

for all systems.

4. Press the Power button to turn on in-

door unit, the LED on the indoor unit

displays.

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 unavailable when

in Dry mode.

Timer operation

Timer ON and Timer Off are used to turn

on and turn off the indoor unit at selected

intervals.

Timer ON operation

1. Press the Timer ON button. TIMER

displays. HOUR and ON lights up.

2. Press the Timer ON button again and

use the up-arrow and down-arrow but-

tons to set the number of hours of de-

lay before the indoor unit begins op-

eration. The time will increase in half

hour increments until 10 hours, then

the increment becomes 1 hour.

Timer OFF operation

1. Press the Timer OFF button. TIMER

displays. HOUR and OFF lights up.

2. Press the Timer OFF button again

and use the up-arrow and down-arrow

buttons to set the number of hours of

delay before the indoor unit stops op-

eration. The time will increase in half

hour increments until 10 hours, then

the increment 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.

Set Clock Time

1. Press and hold the Clock button for

5 seconds, the Hour indicator will

display.

2. Press the up-arrow and down-ar-

row buttons to select hour.

3. Press the Clock button again, the

Minute indicator displays.

4. Press the up-arrow and down-ar-

row buttons to select minutes.

5. Press the OK button to conﬁrm

time.

Troubleshooting

Digital

Tube

Display

Content

F0 Wired remote controller

and indoor unit communi-

cation failure

E1 Communication error be-

tween indoor and outdoor

units

E2 Indoor ambient tempera-

ture sensor (T1) error

E3 Middle evaporator tem-

perature sensor (T2) error

E4 Evaporator outlet tempera-

ture sensor (T2B) error

EE Water level alarm error

E7 Indoor Unit EEPROM error

E0 Mode conﬂict error

Ed Outdoor units error

FE IDU doesn’t have address

when it is ﬁrst turned on

Temperature Sensing

Indoor Unit

Default sensor. All indoor units have

a temperature sensor that senses the

zone temperature and controls opera-

tion of the indoor unit within the limits of

the system.

Remote Sensor

Field installed accessory. Used to re-

locate temperature sensor from indoor

unit to remote location.

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