Panasonic CZ-RTC2 Manuel de la liste des pièces

Basic Functions of theCZ-RTC2Remote Controller

1. Start/Stop Button:

Pushing this button starts and pushing again stops the unit.

2. Operation Lamp:

This lamp is turned on when the air conditioner is in operation. This lamp blinks

when an error occurs or a protective device has activated.

Operation lamp Start / Stop Button

3. Mode select button:

Push this button to select an operation mode .Each time the Mode Select Button is

pressed it cycles through all the available modes. In this example the mode is set to

Auto.(If applicable to your system).

Auto Mode: Automatically sets the system to heating or cooling for single split

systems (Heat P ump models only).

Auto Mode Icon

Mode select Button

Heating Mode: This mode is used for normal heating operation.

Standby: For several minutes after the start of heating operation the indoor

fan will not start running(or at very low speed) until the indoor heat

exchanger has warmed up sufficiently. This prevents a cold air draft from

entering the space. During this period the Standbyicon remains displayed.

Standb

Icon

Heatin

Mode Icon

Mode select Button

Cooling Mode: Used for normal cooling operation

Coolin

Mode Icon

Mode select Button

Fan Mode: Used to run fan only without heating or cooling operation.

Fan

Mode Icon

Mode select Button

Dry Mode: During the Dry operation the system adjusts the room

temperature and the fan speed automatically according to the conditions in

the room, in order to maintain a comfortable room environment.

Mode Icon

Note: There is no humidity sensor in the indoor unit. The system

automatically controls the compressor and indoor fan. The system will

decrease in output as it gets close to set-point but may over shoot the set-

point by a few degrees to control room humidity. Dry mode operation is not

possible if the outdoor temperature is 59 degrees or less.

4. Temperature Setting Buttons:

These buttons are used to set the desired temperature (Set-Point).The Up

arrow raises the set-point and the Down arrow lowers the set-point

Temperature

Setting Buttons

5. Fan Speed Button:

Use this button to adjust the fan speed between Auto, High, Medium and

Low speed. Each time the Fan Speed Button is pressed will cycle it through

the available speeds.

Auto mode: The air conditioner will automatically decide on the fan speed

according to the room temperature conditions.

Auto

Fan Speed Button

High

Medium

Low

Note: When the Low speed is selected and the air conditioner is in cooling

mode at a low outdoor temperature of less than 50 degrees, the air

conditioner may automatically switch to Medium fan speed.

6. Swing/Air Direction Button:

This button adjusts the swing direction to the flap (If Applicable) on the

indoor unit. The air direction can be adjusted to a fixed position or set to

auto to “sweep” continuously.

Swing/Air

Direction Button

Note: The flap is directed up during the heat Standby. The flap starts

swinging after the heat Standby is canceled, although the Auto flap

indication on the remote control unit is displayed during the heat Standby

mode.

In the Cool and Dry mode, when the flaps are set in a downward position,

condensation may form and drip around the vent. Some flap positions are

not available in different modes to avoid dripping or overheating of the unit.

Cool or Dry- 3 positions

Heat or Fan- 5 positions

Auto- Cooling- 3 positions, Heating- 5 positions

Do not move the flap with your hands. If the flap position has been

manually moved then turn the unit off, then back on and the position will be

automatically re-set.

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