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Main & Wireless Thermostat Users Manual SUMMARY 1. WARNINGS AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ................................................................... 4 1.1 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ........................................................................................ 4 1.2 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY .......................................................................................... 4 1.3 FCC Regulatory Notices .. 5 2. GETTING STARTED ........................................................................................................... 5 3. MAIN THERMOSTAT .......................................................................................................... 6 3.1 Home Screen Display .................................................................................................... 6 3.2 Using you Main Thermostat ........................................................................................... 8 3.2.1 Adjusting the temperature ................................................................................... 8 3.2.2 Operation Mode .................................................................................................. 8 3.2.3 Cleaning the Main Thermostat ............................................................................ 9 3.2.4 Thermostat Help Screens ................................................................................... 9 3.3 Time Schedule Programming ....................................................................................... 13 3.3.1 Time schedule programming activation ............................................................ 13 3.3.2 Create a new time scheduled program ............................................................. 14 3.3.3 Using the Time Schedule Programming editor: ................................................. 14 3.4 Remote zone control .................................................................................................... 15 3.4.1 Remote control .................................................................................................. 15 3.4.2 Edit Name Zone ................................................................................................ 15 3.5. Eco-Adapt ................................................................................................................... 16 3.5.1 Description ........................................................................................................ 16 3.5.2 Eco-Adapt menu ............................................................................................... 16 3.6 Configuring your Main Thermostat ............................................................................... 17 3.6.1 Interface ............................................................................................................ 17 3.6.2 User settings ..................................................................................................... 18 3.7 Understanding the Alerts.............................................................................................. 19 3.7.1 DZK Zoning system Alerts ................................................................................ 19 4. WIRELESS THERMOSTAT ............................................................................................... 20 4.1 Home Screen Display .................................................................................................. 20 4.2 Idle Screen ................................................................................................................... 19 4.3 Using your Wireless Thermostat .................................................................................. 23 4.3.1 Adjusting the temperature ................................................................................. 23 4.3.2 Low batteries ..................................................................................................... 23 4.3.3 Cleaning the Wireless thermostat ..................................................................... 24 4.4. Advanced functions in your Wireless Thermostat ....................................................... 24 4.4.1 Time Schedule Programming ............................................................................ 24 4.4.2 Local Ventilation ................................................................................................ 24 4.4.3 Sleep Mode ....................................................................................................... 25 4.5. Remote zone control ................................................................................................... 26 4.6. Wireless Thermostat Configuraion .............................................................................. 27 4.7 Understanding the Alerts.............................................................................................. 27 4.7.1 List of DZK system alerts .................................................................................. 27 5. NAVIGATION GUIDES ...................................................................................................... 25 5.1 Main Thermostat navigation guide ............................................................................... 25 5.2 Wireless Themostat navigation guide .......................................................................... 26 6. TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................... 27 1. WARNINGS AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY 1.1 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS For personal safety and protection of the equipment, use the following safety precautions:
Do not handle the system with wet or damp hands. Disconnect the power supply before making any connections. Disconnect the power supply from the air conditioning and heating system before connecting or disconnecting equipment. Take care not to cause a short circuit in any of the systems connections. 1.2 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY that may damage Do not dispose of this equipment with household waste. Electrical and electronic equipment contain substances the environment if not handled appropriately. The symbol of a crossed-out waste bin indicates electrical equipment that must be disposed separately from other urban waste. For correct environmental management, it must be taken to the collection centers provided for this purpose when it is no longer usable. Equipment components may be recycled. Act in accordance with current regulations on environmental protection. If you replace it with other equipment, you must return it to the distributor or take it to a specialized collection center. Those breaking the law or by-laws will be subjected to environmental protection fines. 5 1.3. FCC Regulatory Notices Modification statement Corporacion Empresarial Altra S.L. has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the user. Any changes or modifications could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Interference statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Radiation Exposure Statement This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. FCC Class B digital device notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 6 7 Key features of the Main Thermostat
- Color display.
- Precision +/- 1F (0.5C) temperature control.
- Dual set.
- Auto changeover mode.
- Remote zone control.
- Vacation programming.
- Seven day programming.
- Automatic adjustment for Daylight Savings Time (DST). Key features of the Wireless Thermostat
- Backlit LCD display.
- Precision +/- 1F (0.5C) temperature control.
- Dual set point - Remote zone control. 2. GETTING STARTED Main Thermostat Wireless Thermostat 8 To access Eco-Adapt menu
- Press To access Operation Mode
- Press Operation mode icon to access. to access. 4 3 2 3. MAIN THERMOSTAT The Main Thermostat has an user-friendly color screen that displays all the information you need to set and manage your DZK Zoning unit. 3.1 Home Screen Display The Main Screen options for the Main Thermostat are:
12 13 11 10 9 8 1 7 5 6 Home Screen 1. Eco-Adapt & Efficiency Indicator The energy efficiency level is indicated by color and is a function of temperature and the Eco-Adapt system. Green: High Energy Efficiency Yellow: Medium-High Energy Efficiency Orange: Medium-Low Energy Efficiency Red: Low Energy Efficiency See Eco-Adapt mode on page 16. 2. Operation Mode The current mode of temperature control: Stop, Heat, Cool, Dry, Emergency Heat, or Automatic. See Operation Mode on page 11. To change Local Ventilation Value
- Press to change. 3. Local ventilation This option allows activation (White icon) or deactivation (Grey icon) of the ventilation in the selected zone during system inactivity periods. See Local Ventilation on page 19. 9
(Up) or the Time or deactivating
(Down) to manually adjust by increments of 1F 4. Current day and time Displays the current day and time for your time zone. 5. Time schedule programming This option allows activating schedule programming on the Main Thermostat. See Time schedule programming on page 13. 6. Current Zone Displays the current zone and allows access to remote zone control. See Remote Zone Control on page 15. 7. Current Set point The programmed temperature for a zone to maintain during a particular timeframe. Press
(0.5C). If the system is set to Auto, press the set point temperature to switch between heating and cooling set points. See Adjust the Temperature on page 11. 8. Sleep Mode Activated Display if the Sleep timer is activated. See Sleep mode on page 18. 9. On/Off Icon On is indicated by room where the Main Thermostat is installed. 10. Info Displays screen help information and alerts about your system. See Info on page 12 and 19. 11. Configuration Menu Use to set the Operation mode, Remote zones, Time schedule programming, Eco-Adapt, and System setup. See the Configuration Menu on page 14. 12. Eco-Adapt Menu The energy efficiency level for the system is set through the Eco-Adapt Menu. See Eco-Adapt on page 16. 13. Current Room Temperature The current (actual) temperature in the room where the Main Thermostat is installed.
(Blue) and Off is indicated by
(Red) in the 10 To access Set Date &Time Menu
- Press current day to access. To change Time schedule programming value to change.
- Press To access Remote Zone control Menu
- Press current Zone to access. To access Help info to access.
- Press To access Configuration menu
- Press To access Eco-Adapt menu
- Press to access. to access. To change Operation Mode From the Home Screen:
(icon mode).
- Press
- Select your Operation Mode:
Stop Cool Heat Autochange Dry Emergency Heat*
*This option is only visible when it is configured. 3.2 Using your Main Thermostat The color touch-screen on your Main thermostat makes it simple to review and adjust the settings at any time. 3.2.1 Adjusting the temperature The set point displayed on the screen is the current default temperature. You can easily adjust the temperature on your Main Thermostat. Press Press
(0.5C). to activate or deactivate the zones air conditioning. to increase the temperature set point by 1F to decrease the temperature set point by 1F Press Press 74F (Current set point) to switch between heating
(0.5C). and cooling set points. The permitted temperature range is:
Heating mode: 59 F 84 F. Cooling mode: 64 F 86 F. If you are using Auto mode, note that there is a minimum difference allowed between heating and cooling set point temperatures. The system will prevent you from setting the temperatures to within those limits 3.2.2 Operation Mode This menu sets your system to use heat, cool or auto mode. STOP The air-conditioning system will remain switched off regardless of the demand status of any zone, and all the motorized dampers will stay open. COOL In this mode the air-conditioning unit will start a Cooling cycle any time that any zone is in cool demand (TSet-Point < Troom). HEAT Enables the heating cycle whenever a zone is in heat demand. (TSet-Point > Troom). 11 Dry Dry mode decreases humidity in the room by entering the dry cycle. To clean the screen From the Home Screen
- Press
- Press to turn off. to access to clean mode.
- Press Clean to Start. Screen blocked during 30 sec. Help Navigation buttons
- Press
- Press exit.
- Press to go on. to go back or to return to Home Screen. AUTOCHANGE The AUTO mode allows automatic switching between Cool and Heat
, depending on the global demand. EMERGENCY HEAT This mode activates the Auxiliary Heat to provide heated air in case of a mechanical failure in the system.
*Note: This mode is only visible when the installation includes an auxiliary heating device. DRY In this mode the air-conditioning unit will start a Dry Cooling cycle any time that any zone is under demand
(TSet-Point < Troom). 3.2.3 Cleaning the Main Thermostat You can clean the Main Thermostat screen by spraying water or any mild, non-abrasive household cleaner onto a clean cloth. Wipe the surface of the screen with the dampened cloth.
*Note: Do not spray any liquids directly onto your Main Thermostat. 3.2.4 Thermostat Help Screens The help icon is displayed on every screen on the Main thermostat. When touched, it displays informative help text. The help screens can be viewed at any time with easy access to return to a prior screen. 12 for the To access the Programming menus From the Home Screen:
- Press Configuration menu.
- Press Programming for the Programming menu. An enabled program displays a green button. A disabled program displays a grey button. To change Time Schedule Programming activation From the Home Screen:
to change the
- Press value. 3.3 Time Schedule Programming Your heating and cooling needs, change depending on the time of day and the day of the week. For example, if no one is in the house during the temperature go up in the summer and down in the winter. By default, the Main Thermostat includes six configurable periods:
the workday, you can reduce energy by letting WAKE: The start time of this period typically represents when you get up in the morning. It is an occupied program. DAY: This represents when you leave to go to work. It is a setback program. EVENING: This represents when you get home from work in the evening. It is an occupied program. SLEEP: This represents when you go to bed at night. It is an occupied program. OCCUPIED: This represents when you are at work. It is an occupied program. UNOCCUPIED: This represents when you are not at work. It is a setback program. For protection, the default programs cannot be deleted, but they can be edited, enabled, or disabled. You can create 18 different additional programs. The Main programming:
types of Time schedule thermostat allows three AC MODE: Sets an operation mode for the defined period. OCCUPIED: Sets a comfortable the temperature for defined period. SETBACK: Defines a period when the room is unused so the Zoning system can establish a setback temperature for the zone. 3.3.1 Time schedule programming activation This menu can enable the option of time programs. Time schedule programming activated. Time schedule programming deactivated. Remember to set the time-scheduled programs before Time Schedule Programming is activated. 13 3.3.2 Create a new time scheduled program Press Select type of program:
o AC MODE o OCCUPIED o SETBACK pad
Customize the name: Press and use the arrows Select:
: Deletes the selected character. o Up-Down: Changes the character. o Left-right: Selects the next character position. o Delete o Operation mode for OPERATION MODE programs. o Cool & Heating set point Select days desired for the program:
programs. for Occupied/Setback o Full week o Week days o Weekend o Personalized Select the start and end time. If you wish to define a time to end the schedule, touch the box to enable the end of schedule parameter. Check the time program summary. Once a program is completed, it will be displayed in the active time schedule programming list available in the memory. 3.3.3 Using the Time Schedule Programming editor The Time Schedule Programming editor lets you set specific times, temperatures, and Operation modes for each day of the week. If your system is enabled for auto-changeover mode, the heating and cooling set temperatures will automatically be adjusted to ensure a minimum difference. The available options are:
COPY: Allows the user to copy the selected program to any other zone in the system. EDIT: Allows editing of the values defined in the selected time program. DISABLE/ENABLE: Disable or Enable the selected time schedule programming. DELETE: Delete the selected time program from memory. This option is only available and visible for customer- created programs. 14 to select the to confirm the to go back or exit to return to Home Keep in mind
- Press value.
- Press the parameter to change or be edited.
- Use value.
- Press to previus menu.
- Press Screen. Keep in mind If there is no another time schedule starting right away, there will be no airflow in the zone until the next schedule starts. If no end of time is used, the current schedule will end when the next schedule starts. Edit Same process as Create a New Program. When the program is enabled, a green button next to the named program is displayed. When disabled, a grey button is displayed. To Remote zone control From the Home Screen:
to access
- Press Configuration menu.
- Press Remote zones to access. Keep in mind
- Press value.
- Press previous menu.
- Press Screen. to return to the to confirm the to return to Home To edit Time schedule programming See page 14. 3.4 Remote zone control 3.4.1 Remote control Selecting the Remote Zone menu, lists all zones in the system and by selecting the zone, the user can access any thermostat in the system from the Main Thermostat.
- Press the zone label access a remote zone to modify.
- Press to access the global zone to modify all zones at the same time. to Room Name & Temperature. Set point Mode. o Press conditioning. to activate or deactivate the zones air o Press to increase the temperature set point by 1F
(0.5C). o Press to decrease the temperature set point by 1F
(0.5C). o Press 72F (Current set point) to switch between heating and cooling set points. Auto: Time schedule programming activation. Sleep: Timer information on page 18. o Press value to change. o Press on value to change. Time schedule programming programming in selected zone.
: Access time schedule 3.4.2 Edit Name Zone You can customize the name of your zone in the Main Thermostat from remote zone menu. The process is as follows:
. Press Press the zone that you want to rename, i.e., To change the name, use the arrows pad o Up-Down: changes the character. o Left-Right: selects the next character position. o Delete
: deletes the selected character. 15 To change Eco-Adapt From the Home Screen:
- Press
- Select ON or OFF. If you are selected ON:
Press Manual Mode or select the Efficiency level:
. Light Medium Strong Note: It is important to know that if a temperature time schedule programming is running, the set point temperatures will be limited to those selected on the Eco-Adapt. 3.5 Eco-Adapt 3.5.1 Description Eco-Adapt allow the user to enhance the energy efficiency by setting a temperature limit for all zones. Setting temperatures allows the user to set different energy-efficient levels, choosing from Light, Medium, or Strong. This function ensures a more efficient use of the DZK system installation. 3.5.2 Eco-Adapt menu Off: All temperature ranges are available and the system will work in Comfort Mode. On: Temperature ranges are limited and the system will work in Efficiency Mode. The saving-modes available are:
- Manual mode: Temperature limit is defined manually by the temperature selected by the user on the Main thermostat. Manual Mode Lim. Min. Lim. Max. 64 F 59 F 86 F 86 F
- Efficiency Level: Temperature limits are limited as follows:
Efficiency level Light 75 F 72 F Medium 78 F 70 F Strong 79 F 68 F 16 To Configuration menu From the Home Screen:
- Press
. To Interface settings From the setting menu screen:
- Press Interface. to select the Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be edited.
- Use value.
- Press
- Press to previus menu.
- Press menu or Home Screen. to confirm. to go back or exit to return to main 3.6 Configuring your Main Thermostat In the configuration menu the following options are available. Mode. See page 11. Programming. See page 13. Remote zones. See page 15. Eco-Adapt. See page 16. Settings:
Interface o o User settings o Configuration (Only for contractors) 3.6.1 Interface Brightness Select the screen brightness for both active modes. Select the standby mode (Off or Bright). Date & Time Select Date:
Select Time:
Select current day, month and year. Select current time. Select a 12-hour (AM/PM) or 24-hour time format. Enable or disable daylight savings. Language Select among 3 languages:
Espaol English (default) Franais Beeping Select the beeping sound mode:
Sound ON (default) Sound OFF 17 3.6.2 User settings Units Select temperature to be displayed:
C (Celsius) F (Fahrenheit) Vacation The Vacation mode feature helps you save energy while you are away for extended periods of time. Select type of Vacation mode:
System: Activate (On) or deactivate (Off) vacation mode to all zones system. Zone: Activate (On) or deactivate (Off) vacation mode to the current zone. Display the set temperatures:
o Heat: Select 52-54-56F. o Cool: Select 89-91-93F. Sleep Sleep mode is a zone timer that shifts the set point temperature to a more energy efficient value. Select the value. OFF: Eco-Timer is not activated. 30: Thirty minutes after its activation, the zone will vary its set point temperature by 2F (1C). 60: Thirty minutes after its activation, the zone will vary its set point temperature by 2F (1C) and sixty minutes after its activation, the zone will vary another 2F (1C). 90: Thirty minutes after its activation, the zones set point temperature will vary by 2F (1C), another 2F (1C) after sixty minutes, and will again vary 2F (1C) following ninety minutes after its activation. After the selected time, the set point temperature will remain at the lowest value. When Sleep mode is activated, a timeline is displayed on the Home Screen that informs of its evolution. Global Ventilation Global Ventilation allows activation of ventilation in all system zones during the system inactivity periods. Select Status. NO. Disable Global ventilation. YES. Enable Global ventilation. o Every (mins). Length of the interval between periods o Run for (mins). Duration of ventilation(in minutes). of ventilation (in minutes). 18 To Interface settings From the setting menu screen, press User setting. Global ventilation*
When global ventilation is activated, the icon modes are displayed on the Home Screen:
Stop Heat Cool Dry
*This option will be deactivated when a zone is in demand. Local ventilation Not available for the Operation Mode. Local Ventilation Local ventilation allows activation of ventilation in the Main Thermostat zone during system inactivity periods. Select Status:
On: Enable Local ventilation Off: Disable Local ventilation remains on 3.7 Understanding the Alerts If a problem arises, the DZK Alerts system displays a warning message about the current zone shown on the Home Screen. If a problem arises in the Daikin system, a help icon the screen until the problem is resolved. 3.7.1 DZK system Alerts The Main Thermostat can generate the following alert messages. Depending on your configuration, some of these may not apply. ECO: If you do not want to retain the temperature limit set by the Eco-Adapt function, disable Eco-Adapt or select a lower efficiency setting. UNOCCUPIED: The Setback is activated. If you touch the Home Screen, the setback program deactivates and returns to occupancy set point during the override time. OVERRIDE: The override time is activated. When the override time has finished, the zone returns to its previous status. VACATION: The vacation mode is activated. Error 1: Communication error between Main Thermostat and controller board. This error blocks the thermostat and you should notify your contractor. Error 9: Air-conditioning communication error with the system. The system will open every motorized outlet, enabling the air-conditioning controller. Contact your contractor. time schedule programming 19 4. WIRELESS THERMOSTAT The Wireless Thermostat has a backlit LCD touch screen that displays all the information you need to set and manage your zone. 4.1 Home Screen Display The Home Screen options for the Wireless Thermostat are:
7 8 9 10 11 3 2 1 4 5 6 13 12 14 Home Screen
(Up) or 1. On/Off icon Enables turning the air conditioning On or Off in the zone where the Wireless Thermostat is installed. 2. Current Set point The zone temperature programmed to be maintained during a designated timeframe. Press
(Down) to adjust manually by increments of 1F
(0.5C). If the system is set to Auto, press the set point value to switch between heating and cooling set points. See Adjusting the Temperature on page 23. 3. Hand Icon Indicates zone air conditioning is activated. 4. Time Schedule Programming activated Displays that Time schedule programming is activated. See Time schedule programming information on page 24. 5. Current Zone Displays the current zone allowing remote zone control. See Remote Zone Control on page 23. 6. Sleep Mode Activated Displays sleep mode is activated in this zone. See Sleep Mode on page 25. 20 To deactivate Time Schedule Programming
- Press To deactivate the Sleep mode
- Press Screen. on the Home on Home Screen. To deactivate the Local Ventilation
- Press Screen. on the Home 7. Stop Operation mode The current operation mode is Stop. 8. Local Ventilation activated Indicates local ventilation is activated in this zone. See Local Ventilation described on page 24. 9. Cool Set point & Operation mode Display Cool Set point or Current operation mode. 10. Heat Set point & Operation mode Display Heat Set point or Current operation mode. 11. Dry Operation mode The current operation mode is Dry. 12. Communication Icon Displays the communications between the Wireless Thermostat and the zoning box control board. To save battery life, the thermostat updates its screen every 5 minutes, and the current status may not be shown in the screen. To manually update the screen just touch it and the current status will be shown. 13. Airzone Icon Used to enter another menu or confirm a value. 14. Low Battery Displayed when batteries have run low. It has 2 weeks of life left*. See how to change the batteries on page 23.
*Note: The indicated battery life is based on the original batteries shipped from Manufacturing. 21 To activate the Home Screen
- Press the Idle Screen. Idle Screen 3 4.2 Idle Screen When you are not actively using your Wireless thermostat, the screen will dim to indicate an Idle Screen. 4 5 6 7 8 2 1 9 1. Current Temperature The current (actual) temperature in the room where the Wireless Thermostat is installed. 2. Hand Icon Indicates active temperature control. 3. Current Zone Displays the current zone. 4. Stop Mode Zone is actively in Stop Operation Mode. 5. Local Ventilation activated Local ventilation is activated in this zone. See Local Ventilation on page 24. 6. Cool Mode Zone calling demand is currently in Cool Operation Mode. 7. Heat Mode Zone calling demand is currently in Heat Operation Mode. 8. Dry Mode Zone calling demand is currently in Dry Operation Mode. 9. Airzone icon 22 Keep in mind To save battery life, the thermostat updates its screen every 5 minutes, and the current status may not be shown in the screen. To manually update the screen just touch it and the current status will be shown. Cool & Heat set point When you press the current set point, the modes selected set point will be blinking. 4.3 Using your Wireless Thermostat The backlit LCD touch screen on your Wireless Thermostat allows easy access to adjust the settings. 4.3.1 Adjusting the temperature By default, the set point displayed on the screen is the current Operation Mode. You can easily adjust the temperature on your Main Thermostat. Press Press Press to activate or deactivate the zones air conditioning. to increase the temperature set point by 1F (0.5C). to decrease the temperature set point by 1F
(0.5C). Press
(current set point) to switch between heating and cooling set points. The permitted range is as follows:
Heating mode: 59F 84F. Cooling mode: 64F 86F. When the zone is activated, a hand icon is displayed. If using Auto mode, note that there is a minimum difference allowed between heating and cooling set temperatures. The system prevents you from setting the temperatures outside these limits. See the DZK Zoning Box Installation manual for information about configuring the minimum temperature-difference settings. 4.3.2 Low batteries is displayed on Wireless Thermostat, batteries have 2 When weeks of life left. It is time to change the batteries for new ones. To replace the batteries, insert a coin in the slot placed at the bottom of the frame and turn the coin until the thermostat opens. Once the touch screen is separated from the support, replace the batteries according to the indicated polarity near the battery contacts (2 AAA 1.5V batteries). Reassemble both parts to their original positions. 23 4.3.3 Cleaning the Wireless Thermostat You can clean the Wireless Thermostat screen by spraying water or any mild, non-abrasive household cleaner onto a clean cloth. Wipe the surface of the screen with the dampened cloth.
*Note: Do not spray any liquids directly onto your Wireless Thermostat. 4.4 Advanced functions in your Wireless Thermostat From this menu, you can execute actions such as Time schedule programming, Local Ventilation and Sleep Mode. to activate time schedule programming in the current zone. 4.4.1 Time Schedule Programming The DZK Zoning system allows activation or deactivation of the Time schedule programming set on the Wireless Thermostat. Activation Press on The thermostat then returns to Home Screen. The icon function is activated. Deactivation If the time schedule programming is activated, you can deactivate it from the Home Screen. Press on no longer be displayed. to deactivate time schedule programmming. The icon will is displayed on the Home Screen, indicating that this 4.4.2 Local Ventilation This function activates the zone ventilation while the AC unit is not running a heating or cooling cycle. Activation Press on thermostat then returns to Home Screen. The icon indicating that this function is activated. will be displayed on both the Home and Idle screens, to activate local ventilation in the current zone. The 24 To access the Advance Functions screen From Home Screen.
- Short press on
. will The arrows disappear in Advance Screen. The arrows displayed on the Home Screen. are Local Ventilation Not available when the mode. AC unit is in To set Sleep Mode
- Press
- Press value.
- Press
- Press to exit. to set the value. to select the to confirm. Deactivation If local ventilation is activated, you can deactivate it from the Home Screen. Press on longer be displayed. to deactivate the local ventilation. The icon will no 4.4.3 Sleep Mode Sleep mode is a zone timer and operates as follows:
: Sleep Mode Timer is activated 30 minutes after its activation, the zone varies it set point temperature by 2F
(1C).
: Sleep Mode Timer is activated 30 minutes after its activation, the zone varies its set point temperature by 2F
(1C) and 60 minutes after its activation, varies by 2F (1C) more.
: Sleep Mode Timer is activated 30 minutes after its activation, the zone varies its set point temperature by 2F
(1C), another 2F (1C) after 60 minutes and 2F (1C) more after 90 minutes of activation. is displayed on the Home Screen, indicating that this Activation Press on icon, then select the value and confirm to activate sleep mode in the current zone. The thermostat will return to Home Screen. The icon function is activated. Deactivation If the sleep mode is activated, you can deactivate it from the Home Screen. Press on be displayed. If you deactivate sleep mode before the selected time, the set point temperature remains as the last value set. to deactivate the sleep mode. The icon will no longer 25 4.5 Remote zone control Select the Remote Zone menu to list all zones in the system, and by selecting a zone, the user can access any thermostat in the system from the Wireless Thermostat. Select the rooms zone number (ie, # .) provides global zone access to modify all zones simultaneously and control all every rooms system. In remote zone screen, display:
Room Number. On/Off icon. o On: Display Set point and hand icon are displayed. o Off: Set point and hand icon no longer displays. Set point mode. Operation mode. You can select the Operation mode only for all zones if you lost the Main thermostat. 4.6 Wireless Thermostat Configuration This section describes how to configure user settings. Units Select temperatures to be displayed.
(Celsius)
(Fahrenheit) 26
. to confirm. to exit. to select the To Remote zone control From Home Screen, press on
: (current zone).
- Press
- Press value.
- Press
- Press
- Press point.
- Press between heat and cool set point. The set point icon mode is blinking. The current mode icon is fixed.
- Press To configuration access From Home Screen:
- Turn Off the room setting. to
- Short Press on advance screen. to On/Off. to select the set to confirm. to switch The icons displayed.
- Long Press on display . are
.till Keep in mind
- Press
- Press value.
- Press value or confirm. to go back. to select the to edit a Vacation mode The Vacation mode feature helps you save energy while you are away for extended periods of time. It also ensures your home is comfortable when you return. Select status:
Enable (Default) Disable Vacation set point temperatures Select the set temperatures:
Heat: Select --
Cool: Select --
the following alert 4.7 Understanding the Alerts In case of system alerts regarding problems in the DZK Zoning system, a message is posted for the current zone displayed on the Home Screen. 4.7.1 List of DZK zoning system alerts Your Wireless Thermostat can generate messages:
Unoccupied: The Setback time schedule programming is activated. If you touch on the Home Screen, it will deactivate the setback program and return to occupancy set point during the override time.
- Eco limit: The user has tried to exceed the Eco-Adapt temperature limit. If required, disable the Eco-Adapt to set the desired temperature. See page 16
- Override: The override time is activated. When the override time has finished, the system returns to its previous status. Vacation: The vacation mode is activated. - Error 1: Communication error between Wireless thermostat and the control board. This error blocks the thermostat so notify your contractor immediately. - Error 9: Air-conditioning communication error with the system. The system will open every motorized outlet and the air-conditioning controller will be enabled. Notify your contractor. 27 5. NAVIGATION GUIDES 5.1 Main Thermostat navigation guide 28 5.2 Wireless Thermostat navigation guide 29 6. TROUBLESHOOTING Item Symptom 1 Main Thermostat does not light up 2 Wireless Thermostat does not work 3 4 5 After a power failure, the Wireless Thermostat displays When accessing remote zones, one of them is not listed The Wireless Thermostat shows all zones, but not its own 6 On activating the zone, no air is supplied to its grille (s) 8 7 One Wireless Thermostat displays "" permanently Some time after changing the set point in the thermostat the set point varies 1 or 2 F Some time after changing the set point in the thermostat it changes by itself to a different set point 9 Verification/Action Verify if the wireless thermostats show contact your service. Otherwise, proceed as indicated in pages 23 and 26 as a temporary solution until the Main thermostat is replaced If the screen is blank, replace the batteries. See page 23. If the screen is blocked, disconnect the batteries and re-install them back. If the problem persists contact your service. See page 23. The Wireless Thermostats can take up to 5 minutes to update the screen. Touch the screen to force an immediate update. Verify that the thermostat of the zone missing is working correctly. See pages 11 and 23. When trying to remote access other zones, the wireless thermostat will not show its own zone. Verify that the unit is not in Stop mode in the Main thermostat. See page 9. Verify if the zones is in demand, checking the ambient temperature (normally displayed in the thermostat and the set point (appears upon touching the thermostat screen) See pages 23 and 26. If this zone does not receive air, call your contractor. Call your contractor for a replacement to verify the wireless communication. Verify if the sleep mode is activated. See pages 18 and 25. Verify if the automatic mode is enabled. See page 11. 10 What do I do if one (or several) zones do not control the temperature?
Verify that the Operation mode is not STOP. See page 9. Verify ambient and set point temperatures in the non-working zone thermostat to see if it is creating demand. See pages 11 and 23. 30 11 12 How much time do I have left when the battery symbol is shown?
When trying to lower or increase the set point ECO/
appears on the screen 13 Error 1 in the Main Thermostat 14 in the Wireless Thermostat 15 Error 9 in the Main &
Wireless Thermostat When the battery icon is shown in the screen there are about 15 days left to change the thermostat batteries. You have tried to exceed the Eco-Adapt temperature limit. If required, disable the Eco-Adapt to set the desired temperature. See page 16. This error indicates that the Main thermostat is inoperative. The associated damper will remain open, and the use will be able to change the operation mode from any wireless thermostat. See page 16. This error indicates that the wireless thermostat is not communicating and the zone will not have temperature control. See page 27. This error indicates that the zoning system is not controlling the Daikin system. See pages 19 and 27. 31 PHONE: 972 245 1510 E-mail: info@daikinac.com http://www.daikinac.com DZK Zoning Box Installation Manual Summary 1. WARNINGS, ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, AND CERTIFICATIONS ................................... 5 1.1. Warnings ....................................................................................................................... 5 1.2. Environmental Policy..................................................................................................... 5 1.3 FCC Regulatory Notices . 6 2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ...................................................................................................... 6 2.2. DZK Control ...................................................................................................................... 10 2.2.1 DZK Control Board .................................................................................................... 10 2.2.2 Daikin - Interface Board ............................................................................................ 10 2.2.3 Main Thermostat ....................................................................................................... 11 2.2.4 Wireless Thermostat ................................................................................................. 11 3. DESCRIPTION, INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION OF THE COMPONENTS .............. 12 3.1 General recommendations ........................................................................................... 12 3.2 DZK Zoning box ........................................................................................................... 14 3.2.1 Assembly ............................................................................................................. 14 3.2.2 Damper setting .................................................................................................... 14 3.2.3 Connection .......................................................................................................... 19 3.3 Daikin Interface Board ................................................................................................. 23 3.3.1 Connection & Configuration ................................................................................. 23 3.4 Main Thermostat .......................................................................................................... 24 3.4.1 Installation ........................................................................................................... 24 3.4.2 Wiring .................................................................................................................. 25 3.4.3 Main Thermostat Configuration ........................................................................... 25 3.5 Wireless Thermostat .................................................................................................... 27 3.5.1 Installation ........................................................................................................... 27 3.5.2 Wireless thermostat configuration....................................................................... 27 4. ADVANCE CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................ 29 4.1 Main Thermostat .......................................................................................................... 29 4.1.1 Main Thermostat Configuration Menu.................................................................. 29 4.1.2 Interface Menu ..................................................................................................... 35 4.1.3 User settings ........................................................................................................ 35 4.2 Wireless Thermostat Configuration .............................................................................. 37 4.2.1 Access to the Configuration Menu ....................................................................... 37 4.2.2 Configuration Menu ............................................................................................. 37 4.2.3 User Settings ....................................................................................................... 40 4.2.4 Other functions .................................................................................................... 35 5. COMMISIONING STEPS .................................................................................................... 42 5.1 Turn on power to all systems ....................................................................................... 42 5.2 Communications with the Indoor unit Modes/Temperature ....................................... 44 5.3 Zone assignment ......................................................................................................... 45 5.4 Airflow control .............................................................................................................. 45 5.5 Other configuration parameters ................................................................................... 45 6. EXCEPTION CODES ........................................................................................................ 48 List of DZK zoning box system alerts ........................................................................... 48 7. AUTO DIAGNOSTICS ......................................................................................................... 50 7.1 Zoning box control board ............................................................................................. 50 7.2 Daikin Interface Board ................................................................................................. 51 8. NAVIGATION GUIDES ....................................................................................................... 51 8.1 Main Thermostat navigation guide ............................................................................... 51 8.2 Wireless Thermostat navigation guide ......................................................................... 50 9. TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................................ 50 1. WARNINGS, ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, AND CERTIFICATIONS 1.1. Warnings For personal safety and equipment protection, follow these instructions:
Do not operate the system if it is wet, or handle it with wet hands. power. supply OFF. Connect the power supply cable before connecting the AC Perform any connection or disconnection with the power Verify that there is no short-circuited connection in the connectors between different cables or ground. Verify there are no abnormalities in the wiring. 1.2. Environmental Policy the crossed container Never dispose of this equipment with household waste. Electrical and electronic products contain substances that can be harmful to the environment if they are not given proper treatment. The symbol of indicates separate collection of electronic equipment, unlike the rest of urban garbage. For proper environmental management, the equipment to be disposed must be taken to the proper collection center at the end of its lifespan. The components of recycled. Follow environmental protection in your area. The unit must be delivered to your dealer if it is being replaced. If it is to be discarded, it must be sent to a specialized collection center. this equipment can be regulations on the existing 5 1.3. FCC Regulatory Notices Modification statement Corporacion Empresarial Altra S.L. has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the user. Any changes or modifications could void the users authority to operate the equipment. Interference statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Radiation Exposure Statement This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65 This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. FCC Class B digital device notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 6 7 2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION Daikin Zoning Kit, DZK is an optional kit that increases the flexibility of the FXMQ and FBQ Indoor Unit fan coils. It allows multiple separate ducts to be connected to far coil and supply air to different individually controlled zones in a building. 2.1 Product Range DZK Zoning Box DZK030E5 12-O1/4 hole 5 X 5-7/8=
29-1/2 4
1
0 1 8
5
9 6 1
5
9 41-5/16 43-9/16 6 1
1 1
5 O 4-5/8 10-7/16 DZK030E4 FBQ18PVJU, FBQ24PVJU, FBQ30PVJU FXMQ18PVJU, FXMQ24PVJU, FXMQ30PVJU SkyAir VRV 8 16-O1/4 hole 7 X 5-7/8=
41-5/16 6 1
7
0 1 8
5
9 6 1
5
9 51-3/16 53-7/16 DZK048E6 DZK048E4 6 1
1 1
7 O 4-5/8 10-7/16 FBQ36PVJU, FBQ42PVJU SkyAir FXMQ36PVJU, FXMQ48PVJU VRV DZK Zoning box A. Damper limitation adjustment B. Motorized Damper B A 9 2.2. DZK Control 2.2.1 DZK Control Board This device manages all wired and wireless devices in functions:
the system, performing the following Controls and manages the status of each thermostat or controller. Outputs for the motorized dampers. Control of the auxiliary heat (up to two stages). Manages communication with the DAIKIN Interface Board. Controls the ON/Off status, mode, fan speed, and set point temperature of the DAIKIN Indoor units. 2.2.2 Daikin - Interface Board This unit integrates the Daikin Indoor unit with the DZK control board. The Daikin interface board includes an Energy Efficiency Control Algorithm that is controlled with the Main Thermostat, functions:
including following the Automatically changes the Indoor Unit operation mode
(Stop, Ventilation, Cooling, Heating, or Dry) from the in the DZK systems Main Thermostat. Temperature setting for the AC unit based on the overall demand of the DZK zone thermostats. Defrost function: In heating Mode, when User Set Point Temperatures are satisfied, instead of setting the Daikin unit to OFF, a 60F set point Temperature is set. This function is set by means of DIP-switch configuration. 10 2.2.3 Main Thermostat Graphic color touch pad display for control of zone temperature master thermostat. Wall mounted. Graphic interface with 3 languages (Spanish, English, and French). Zone On/Off. Set point temperature setting (steps of 1F). When configured as master, operation mode selection for the system (STOP, COOL, HEAT, AUTO CHANGEOVER EMERGENCY HEAT, DRY,). Sleep Function. Eco-Adapt. Time schedule programming and, when configured as master, operation mode scheduling. Remote zone control. Used to set system parameters. 2.2.4 Wireless Thermostat This is a battery powered, wall-mounted, and back-
lighted monochrome LCD touchpad digital thermostat to control the zone temperature. Zone On/Off. Set point temperature setting at steps of 1 F. Sleep Function. Remote zone access. Local ventilation. Time schedule control. Powered by two 1,5V batteries (type AAA; included). 11 3. DESCRIPTION, INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION OF THE COMPONENTS 3.1 General recommendations Closely follow the instructions on this manual to avoid installation and maintenance issues. The system should only be installed by qualified personnel. Never use solid wire to install the system. This is a communication device and requires the use of communication cables. While connecting the devices, be sure the system is not powered. Follow the local installation regulations for low and high voltage installation. The recommended specifications for the cable to install this system are:
4 wired Stranded AWG 20 Plenum Shielded o o o o o When connecting to other systems fed with high voltage, only use the A and B contacts of the communication bus. It is not recommended to connect the + and contacts, nor the ground. Follow the color codes and polarity indications in the system components. Do not run the bus cable near high power cables to avoid the system electrical motors in interference near or electromagnetic communications. Use the following recommendations to locate the thermostats:
h= 4.9 ft 12 To open the thermostat in preparation for its installation, it is recommended to use a coin. Using a screwdriver of other Sharp tool can damage the electronic frame and components of the thermostat. the If upon receiving the unit it is determined that one of the outlets will not be used, take the following actions:
1) Install the unit and wiring ready to start with the Main Thermostat Configuration. The unit should have all dampers open. 2) Configure the Main Thermostat. Once the thermostat is assigned a zone, all other dampers will close with the exception of that assigned to the Master thermostat. 3) At this time, disconnect the motor cable from the outlet that will not be used. 4) Permanently seal the outlet using the supplied installation follow local the and plug recommendations. 13 3.2 DZK Zoning box 3.2.1 Assembly The Zoning Box allows providing a fast and simple zoning to Daikin systems. The compatible Indoor unit fan coils and DZK models are listed in the following table:
Model Damper Size Number of Dampers FBQxxPVJU FXMQxxPVJU 18 - 24 -30 36 42 / 48 6 8 6 8 5 4 6 4 Follow the steps listed below to make an easy and reliable DZK installation:
1. The adaptor is shipped with the dampers fully open. One of them includes a plug to be used in case one of the dampers is not used. If the damper is not used, the contractor needs to be sure that the plug will stay in place. If all dampers are used, take the plug out and store it. 2. Insert sharp pointed object through the frame holes and the frame sealing to facilitate the location of the setting holes used to assemble the zoning box to the indoor unit. Keep in mind Make sure that the zoning box is in its correct position
(Actuators at the bottom) 14 3. Take away the indoor unit collar. Insert a screw (not the bottom corners of the indoor unit as how in the following figure:
tightened) fully in 3. Sit the zoning box on the screws as shown below, and then affix the box using the left screws. 5. Attach each zone duct with its assigned damper. Follow the local recommendations to insulate and seal the damper. Make a cutout along the duct to keep the motor outside of the insulation. the ductwork with 15 6. Use of the insulated stopper. If a damper is not being used in the installation, proceed as follows:
Make sure the damper is closed before installing the insulated stopper.
(The damper will close as soon as the first zone is assigned) Damper is closed Check that the power cable is disconnected for the damper motor that will not be used. Power cable is disconnected Check that the damper remains airtight with the power ON and the fan running. Damper is closed 16 Keep in mind This setting must be done after all dampers are assigned to their thermostats. REG lever 17 3.2.2. Damper setting The dampers included in the zoning box has a built-in control system that allows you to manually set the maximum and minimum opening of each damper according to the needs of each installation. Average Flow (REG) Due to the unique characteristics of each ID unit supply port with respect to the dampers of the box, the flow distribution is not identical in each damper. The central dampers receive more airflow than the others, being the damper No. 1 the one that receives less flow. This zoning box offers maximum aperture regulation which balances the flow of each damper to the needs of the installation. By default, the dampers are configured with a maximum opening at Position I. To adjust the control of the dampers proceed as follows:
the The damper must be completely closed to mechanically adjust its flow. To make this adjustment create demand in all zones, so that runs at maximum capacity. Then deactivate the zone to be adjusted, and verify that there is no air supplied to that zone. indoor unit With the damper closed, place the lever marked REG in the actuator to the desired open position. There are 4 positions - I, II, III, and IV, with position I being completely open and position IV having the slightest opening Perform the setting of the dampers by changing the lever REG position, beginning with the central one and ending with damper No. 1 (Closest to the zoning box control board). The reduced flow in the central dampers will increase the flow of the dampers at the ends. Using an anemometer verify that the flow in installation is within the each grille requirements. Keeep in mind that this setting is not compatible with the System configuration set to Airflow>Modulating.
(See on page 30) Minimum Air (A-M) Similarly, the zoning box allows a minimum air opening for each damper, if needed. By default, the a damper is configured in the full-close position. To adjust minimum air for any damper, proceed as follows:
Check that the dampers are wide open to start its control. To do so, set the system to STOP mode, from the Main Thermostat. Perform the setting of the dampers by changing the lever A-M position beginning with the one in the center of the box and ending with damper 1. (Closest to the zoning box control board). Reduced flow in the central dampers will increase the flow of the dampers at the ends. With the damper open, place the handle A-M in the desired open position. It has 4 positions
- a, b, c, d-, where "a" is fully closed and is "d"
is the fully open. Check with an anemometer that the flow in each grille installation requirements. is within the A-M lever 18 3.2.3 Connection Ref Function 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Power supply Heating Stage 1 Output Heating Stage 2 Output Protection probe input Alarm input (NC) Actuator Control output Daikin Interface Board Expansion bus 9 Wireless Interface 10 Reset System Button 11 RS485 MODBUS interface 8 4 5 1 2 3 11 9 10 7 6 1. - Power supply Power supply 120/240 VAC line. fuse. This The Zoning box control board is protected by a self-resettable is an electronic component that does not require any action other than cycling the power to perform the reset. 2. - Heating Stage 1 Output If the system includes Auxiliary Heat, when required by the heat demand, this output enables the First Stage of Auxiliary Heat. 19 The technical specifications for the 1st Stage Aux. Heat relay are:
Imax: =1 A @ 24V, dry contacts. If higher power is required for control, use external contactors of appropriate capabilities. 3. - Heating Stage 2 Output This output enables Second Stage of Auxiliary Heat, if the system includes a two stages Auxiliary Heat. The technical specifications for the 2nd Stage Aux. Heat relay are: Imax: =1 A @ 24V, dry contacts. If higher power is required for control, use external contactors with appropriate capabilities. 4. Protection probe Input This input is used to connect the supply temperature sensor. 5. - Alarm input (NC) When this input is open it will stop the AC unit, and close all dampers. This input is shipped with a jumper in the connector that should be left in place unless an alarm input is connected. 6. Actuator control outputs These outputs are used to drive the damper actuators with 12VDC control for each zone, as shown in the following diagram:
20 21 7. - Daikin Interface Board This Interface provides the communication between Zoning box control board and Daikin Indoor unit. 8. - Expansion Bus The expansion bus allows the connection of the Main Thermostat. There are 3 connectors with 5 contacts available to connect the expansion Bus. The Main Thermostat is connected to this bus. Connect the cables to the connector contacts according with the color code indicated below. 9. - Wireless Interface This device provides the communication between the Zoning box control board and the Wireless thermostats. 10. - Reset System Button If the whole system needs to be reset (normally a replacement board that has been used before, or at the request of the technical support as a last resource to fix a problem), press and hold SW1 until the LED 19 stops flashing. A system reset will return all configurations to default values and conditions. Keep in mind Once this sequence is started it cannot be interrupted and the Quick Setup process should be allowed to finish. 11. - RS 485 MODBUS interface The RS 485 MODBUS interface allows communicating with a BMS or other external compatible device to have access to the system. There is one connector with 5 contacts to connect the communication bus. This connector only supports the daisy chain configuration. Connect the cables to the connector contacts following the color code indicated below. 22 3.3 Daikin Interface Board 3.3.1 Connection & Configuration Complete the connections adhering to the following steps, in this order:
1) Disconnect the power supply from both the Daikin Indoor unit and the DZK system. 2) Open the protective cover of the Daikin Indoor unit, and locate the P1, P2 connection (to which the Daikin navigation controller is connected). 3) Connect a two-wire cable to P1 P2 on the Indoor unit, in parallel with the Daikin navigation controller. 4) Connect the other end of this cable to the connector labeled P1 P2 on the interface unit mounted on top of the control board, maintaining the polarity. 5) Close the Daikin Indoor units protective cover. 23 6) Configure the DIP-switch as required. DIP switches Configuration 2 Speeds Default configuration 3 Speeds Enable Defrost 3.4 Main Thermostat 3.4.1 Installation Main Thermostat is available for wall mount. The wiring should not exceed 131 ft., and stranded AWG20 shielded cable should be used. To mount the thermostat on the wall, take the following steps:
Disassemble the thermostat in three parts. To split the frame from the base, use the edge of a coin. Do not use any sharp object. Affix the wall plate to the wall using screws the wall and anchors according with material. Insert the cable to the middle plate, and reassemble it to the wall plate. Reassemble the front frame to the base. 24 3.4.2 Wiring DZK thermostats are connected to the expansion bus. The wall mounted thermostats are wired to the screws located in the middle frame. Be sure to connect the cables according to the engraving in the middle frame. 3.4.3 Main Thermostat Configuration 1) Language You may select one of the three languages available for the interface. Espaol English (Default) Franais 2) Select Zone It is now required to define the zone number associated with this thermostat. Each zone is associated with a control outlet. Zone 1 controls damper 1, zone 2 controls damper 2, and so on for up to 6 zones in the system. Language
-Press the value to select.
-Press the value to confirm Zone ID to
-Press change the value
-Press the value to confirm 25 3) Zone subordinate (subordinate damper) If needed, the system allows associating more than one damper with a single zone. This allows managing dampers from the thermostat that is being configured. Select NO if there is no need to associate an additional damper with a zone. Select SUBORDINATE if one or more additional dampers are needed for a zone. Repeat this process to associate the outlets as needed. The screen will indicate the number of subordinate dampers associated with the zone. 4) Thermostat type The Main Thermostat must be configured as Master. The thermostats capabilities are determined by how it is configured:
Master thermostat: Controls the system and zone parameters, operation mode, Time schedule programming, and AC configuration. Zone thermostat: Controls the local temperature and activation/deactivation of scheduled temperatures, and local ventilation. thermostat Given that only one thermostat can be configured as Master, this parameter will not appear for selection if one in the system was already configured as Master.
* Thermostat reset: If there was some error in the initial configuration process and it is required to make changes, follow the steps described on 25. to Zone subordinate
- Press NO to change the value.
- Press change the subordinate zone.
- Press previous menu.
- Press the value. to return to to confirm Thermostat Type
- Press to change the value.
- Press the value. to confirm 26 Important Perform the pairing of thermostat in their final location. Distances less than 18 inches between the thermostat and the control board can saturate the receivers and make the pairing impossible. To activate Zone search From the Home Screen of Main Thermostat:
- Press to access Configuration menu.
- Press Settings.
- Press Configuration.
- Press Enter on the advertisement screen.
- Press Zone search to access.
- Press On to activate.
- Press to confirm the value. When you finish the association, it OFF to close the zone search. turn 27 3.5 Wireless Thermostat 3.5.1 Installation Wireless thermostats are only available for wall mount. The wireless open space maximum reach between Zoning box control board & Wireless thermostat is 164 ft. To mount the thermostat on the wall, take the following steps:
Disassemble the thermostat in three parts as shown in the following figures. To split the frame from the base, use the edge of a coin. Do not use any sharp object. Affix the wall plate to the wall using screws the wall and anchors according with material. Reassemble the front frame to the base as shown in the following figure:
3.5.2 Wireless thermostat configuration Before installing a Wireless thermostat, install the batteries in the thermostat. 1) Zone search In order to pair the thermostats in the system it is first necessary to open the pairing protocol process. To open this protocol, you must activate the zone search. After initiating the pairing sequence, it will remain active for 15 minutes to pair all thermostats. The Wireless Thermostat will display the letters
. Press and hold the icon until the zone selection menu displays . 2) Zone selection In this stage the zone number has to be assigned to the thermostat. Each zone corresponds to a zone damper. The default menu displays the lowest available zone number. The menu displays the zones that are not assigned to other thermostats. If associated and there are not any free zones. the menu displays , all zones are 3) Subordinate damper The system allows a zone to be associated with more than one damper, if needed. This allows the control of several outlets from the same thermostat.
- . (Default) This option indicates that no subordinate damper is required to be associated with the zone.
- . If more than one damper is required, then the thermostat will display first damper number available for association. the Zone ID
- Press the value.
- Press confirm the value. to change to to change Subordinate Damper
- Press the value.
- Press previous menu.
- Press confirm the value. to return to to 28 To access Configuration menu:
From the Home Screen of Main Thermostat:
to access
- Press Configuration menu.
- Press Settings.
- Press Configuration.
- Press Enter on the advertisement screen. Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be selected.
- Use the value.
- Press
- Press exit to previus menu.
- Press main menu or Home Screen. to return to to select to confirm. to go back or 29 Repeat this process to associate the dampers that are needed. At the top of the specific thermostat, a display indicates the number of dependent dampers associated to the zone.
* Thermostat reset: If there was some error in the initial configuration process and changes are required, follow the steps described on page 25. 4. ADVANCE CONFIGURATION 4.1 Main Thermostat 4.1.1 Main Thermostat Configuration Menu Besides the quick configuration menu, the system has a number of configuration parameters to complete the installation. System ID: This option allows the installer to define the number of this system inside the whole installation. By default the value is 1. This parameter is used when there is more than one system is necessary to address them. The system displays the free address values with a maximum value of 247. installation and the same in it Zone ID: This option displays the address associated with the zone of the thermostat. Main Thermostat reset: If the value 0 is selected thermostat and damper it will associated, them for a new configuration. The thermostat returns to the first screen where the association process can begin again. the leaving reset free Subordinate:
It shows secondary control dampers associated with this thermostat. You have the following selection options:
- Look up: Displays the secondary dampers associated to the thermostat. Use to display is displayed, this thermostat has no associated secondary control dampers. the associated zones. If NO
- Link: Allow associate secondary dampers to the thermostat. Press Link to activate this option. Use to select the dampers to associate and then press to confirm. Repeat this process to associate the dampers required. If NO is displayed, no available zones are available to associate.
- Release: Release a secondary damper associated to the thermostat. Press Release to activate this option. Use to select the damper to associate and then press to confirm. If NO is displayed, there is no secondary damper associated to release. Thermostat type: This option shows whether the Main Thermostat is configured as Master or Zone. Temperature SP range: This menu allows you to change the maximum set point temperature for heating mode
[86F - 66F] and minimum temperature in cooling mode temperature [64F - 78]. If you want to disable any of the modes, select OFF and the mode will be disabled for the user. By default the maximum temperature in 86F for heating and minimum temperature of 64F for cooling. system has the Link When you confirm a Link, the value displayed is the next available zone. to select Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be selected.
- Use the value.
- Press
- Press or exit to previus menu.
- Press to main menu or Home Screen. to confirm. to go back to return 30 Airflow parameter This applies to all motorized dampers in the system. It is NOT allowed when you modify the maximum Average Flow. See on Page 14. Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be selected.
- Use the value.
- Press
- Press or exit to previus menu. to return
- Press to main menu or Home Screen. to confirm. to go back to select 31 in Air flow: This menu allows you to enable or disable the modulating system dampers. Proportionality graduated the opening or closing of the damper is based on the demand for zone temperature to adjust the flow rate. four steps, Supply temp: This option allows the system demand to be ignored if the supply temperature exceeds a certain limit. The system selects as cutting heat temperature 100-114-129-143-158 F. By default to cut heat temperature 129 F. the system Zone search: This option allows you to open wireless channel association for connecting Wireless Thermostat to the Zoning box control board.
- On: The wireless channel is open for 15 is minutes.
- Off: The wireless channel is closed. Disable program: The system allows you to disable the time schedule programming functions and enables Sleep Mode in the zone for the user.
- On: The time programs and sleep mode are
- Off: The time programs and sleep mode are enabled. disabled. Information: This option provides useful information in the system:
- Ambient temp: Displays room temperatures for each of the zones in a system. Select the zone you wish to display using
. installed in thermostats, wired
- Devices: Provides a detailed list of the the system:
various devices Wireless thermostats, Main Thermostat (Graphic TT), Gateway
(board-enabled Daikin interface, and wireless channel.
.Firmware: The information displayed for the system check: Main Thermostat and Zoning box control board firmware. Q-Adapt: This option allows the user to select the the system velocity map adequate installation. The available options are:
- Q Power: Promotes increased flow in the for velocity map.
- Q Standard: Default configuration.
- Q silence: Noise reduction.
- Q Minimum: The indoor unit fan coil works at
- Q Maximum: The indoor unit fan coil works at minimum speed. maximum speed. Offset: This option allows the user to apply an offset on the room temperature of the zone. The possible values will range from -5F to +5F in 1F. The default value is 0. This offset will be applied immediately on the room temperature of the zone. Weight: With this option you can set the weight of the zone. The weight of the zone will be used for calculating the mode (auto-change over) or for calculating heat demands if auxiliary heat. It is an indicator of the size / importance of the zone. Possible values range from 0-100. The default value is 100 / Number zones. Setback: Unoccupied time schedule programming is determined by two settings:
- Disable: If the default demand temperature is surpass (F, 4F), the area will cease the demand.
- Override Time: Is the time that the zone will enter in occupied mode when the user touches the thermostat screen during an unoccupied period.
[10-120] minutes, 60 minutes by default. Auxiliary Heat: The operation of auxiliary heat is influenced by several parameters:
Keep in mind is not If the setting the confirmed with continue button, the new settings will not be saved 32 Auxiliary Heat (2) Only displays if One/Two Stage is selected. Auxiliary Heat (3) Only displays if One/Two Stage is selected. 33
- Auxiliary heat (1) o Defines how many stages of auxiliary heat a system has. Possible values are 0, 1, and 2, with a default of 0. 0: There is no auxiliary heat. The system works only with the heat pump. If set to 0, Emergency Heat mode will not be available. 1: One-Stage Auxiliary Heat. 2: Two-Stage Auxiliary Heat. o First Supply Heat. If the setting for Auxiliary heat is 1 or 2, then the first system to supply heat must be defined as either:
Heat Pump. Aux. Heat.
- Auxiliary Heat (2) Fan Configuration: In the second screen configuration, there are the following parameters:
o Heating device: Defines if the ID unit fan must be active during the auxiliary heat operation. Electric (Fan ON). Furnace (Fan OFF).
*Note: If the auxiliary heat is electrical, then the first to supply heat must be set to be the Heat Pump.
- Auxiliary Heat (3) First Stage Activation: the user must define three parameters:
o Second Stage Differential: Temperature the system has to surpass to activate the first stage of auxiliary heat. Values [2-
10]F, by default 2F. o First stage hysteresis: Defines the hysteresis for the operation of the first stage. Values [1-3]F, by default 1F. o Min time exhausted: the minimum time that must be active the Heat Pump before the first stage of auxiliary heat can be activated. Values
[0-120] minutes, by default, 30 minutes
- Auxiliary Heat (4) Second stage activation:
the user must define three parameters:
o Second stage differential: Temperature the system has to surpass to activate the second stage of heating. Values [2-
10]F, by default 2F. o Second stage hysteresis: It defines the the hysteresis second stage. Values [1-3]F, by default 1F. the operation of for o Minimum time exhausted: the minimum time that must be active the first stage before the second stage of auxiliary heat can be activated. Values
[0-120]
minutes, by default, 30 minutes. Autochange: This option of the configuration menu, the user sets the three values that define the operation of the auto-changeover.
- Set point Differential: Minimum differential between heating and cooling set points. For example, if set to two degrees Fahrenheit, the system will force the cooling set point is at least two degrees lower than the heat. Values
[0-7]F, by default 2F.
- Mode Switching Protection: Minimum run time in a way before allowing a mode change. Values
[15-90] minutes, by default 30 minutes. Auxiliary Heat (4) Only displays if Two Stage is selected. Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be selected.
- Use the value.
- Press
- Press or exit menu. to return
- Press to main menu or Home Screen. to confirm. to go back to previus to select 34
- Heat OVR Temp: If a zone has a higher heat demand than this temperature, the system reverts heating operation, even though the cold global demand exceeds the heat demand. Possible values are: Not applicable,
[3 to 8] F in steps of 1F. Default value: Not applicable. 4.1.2 Interface Menu This menu allows the user to modify several options related to the Main Thermostat controller interface. Select the screen brightness for both active Select the standby mode (Off or Bright). Brightness mode. Date & Time Select Date:
Select time:
Select current day, month and year. Select current time. Select a 12-hour (AM/PM) or 24-hour time format. Enable or disable daylight savings. Language Select among 3 languages:
Espaol English (default) Franais Beeping Select the beeping sound mode:
Sound ON (default) Sound OFF To access Interface menu From the Home Screen of Main Thermostat:
to access
- Press Configuration menu.
- Press Settings.
- Press Interface to access. Keep in mind
- Press the parameter to change or be selected.
- Use the value.
- Press
- Press or exit to previus menu. to confirm. to go back to select 35 4.1.3 User Settings On this menu the user will be able to configure some parameters:
Units Select temperatures to be displayed:
C (Celsius) F (Fahrenheit) Vacation The Vacation mode feature helps you conserve energy while you are away for extended periods of time. Select type of Vacation mode:
System. Active (On) or deactivate (Off) vacation mode to all zones in the system. Zone. Active (On) or deactivate (Off) vacation mode to the current zone. Display the set temperatures:
o Heat. Select 52-54-56F. o Cool. Select 89-91-93F. Global Ventilation Global Ventilation allows to activate the ventilation in all zones system during the system inactivity periods. Select Status. NO: Disables Global ventilation. YES: Enables Global ventilation. o Every __ (mins). Length of the interval between periods of ventilation. (in minutes) Run for (mins). Duration of ventilation. (In minutes) Local Ventilation Local ventilation allows activate the ventilation in the Main Thermostat zone during the system inactivity periods. Select Status:
On: Enables Local ventilation. Off: Disables Local ventilation. To access Interface menu:
From the Home Screen of Main Thermostat:
to access
- Press Configuration menu.
-Press Settings.
- Press User setting to access. Global ventilation When global ventilation is activated, the icons are displayed on the home screen as follows:
Stop Heat Cool Dry Local ventilation Not available for the operation mode. 36 Keep in mind to
- Press access to the menu. The value is blincking when it is enable to edit. to go back.
- Press to select
- Press the value.
- Press a value or confirm. to edit 4.2 Wireless Thermostat Configuration 4.2.1 Access to the Configuration Menu To access the advanced setup menu, the Wireless Thermostat must be off. by pressing the ON/OFF icon. Press the On/Off icon Press the screen
- On the Home Screen, press the until the test screen icon is displayed. icon
- Upon releasing the temperature will be displayed. icon, the zone
- At this time, press and hold again the icon until the first parameter is displayed. From this menu, press screen. to return to the standby 4.2.2 Configuration Menu Besides the quick configuration menu, the system has a number of configuration parameters required to complete the installation. The following configurations are available:
Zone ID: This option displays the address associated with the zone of the thermostat. 37 Wireless Thermostat reset:
If the value is selected, the thermostat and its associated damper(s) will reset, freeing them for a new configuration. The thermostat then returns to the first screen to allow you to start the association process again. Subordinate dampers: Show the dampers associated to the thermostat. Look up:
Displays the secondary dampers associated to the thermostat.
- Press to see all the subordinate dampers associated to current thermostat. The values begin blink.
- Use the arrows to change values. If it displays , indicates that the thermostat has no damper associated to it. Link:
Allow associate secondary dampers to the thermostat. The value then blinks.
- Use the arrows
- Press to select . to access link menu which to Keep in mind
- Press access to menu. The value blinks when editing is available.
- Press
- Press the value.
- Press a value or confirm. to go back. to select to edit Look Up If you displays when you access to menu, means there isnt secondary dampers associated. Link If you displays when you access to link menu, means no secondary dampers available. then displays. Displays and the damper numbers available for association.
- Use the arrows
- Press to select the value. to confirm the value which displays . with value NO to end the Repeat this process to associate the dampers you need. Press association and the screen returns to the Look-
up menu. Release:
Release a secondary damper associated to the thermostat. The value then blinks.
- Use the arrows
- Press to select the value. to access the realese menu which then displays . 38 Keep in mind:
Press to access to menu. The value blinks when editing is available. Press Press the value. to go back. to select
- Use the arrows to select to release or NO to cancel the release.
- Press to confirm the value and return to the Look-up menu. System information: This option provides useful information about the system.
- Room temperature: This option displays room temperature for each zone. Press Use the arrows to navigate the room temperatures for each remote zone . access. Press value or confirm. to edit a
- Radio Level: This option shows the receiving signal power in percentages . If appears in the screen, there is no radio reception.
- Battery level: Displays battery level of the thermostat in percentages.
- Devices System: Provides a detailed list of the devices installed in the system:
Wireless thermostats, Daikin interface, and wireless channel. To and use the arrows access, touch to navigate through the different devices. thermostats, Main
: Number of Wireless thermostats connected to the Zoning box control board.
: Number of wired thermostats the Zoning box connected control board. (N/A) to
: Main Thermostat connected to the Zoning box control board.
: Wireless communication channel. Between to .
: When is displayed, the Daikin Interface Board is enabled on the zoning box control board. 39
- Firmware: The information displayed for the system check such as the current thermostat and Zoning box control board firmware:
: Zoning box control board firmware version.
: Wireless firmware version. Thermostat Offset: This option allows the user to apply an offset to the room temperature reading. The offset range goes from - to + . The default value is . This offset will be applied immediately on the room temperature of the zone. Weight: With this option the installer can set the weight of the zone. The weight of the zone is used to calculate the mode (auto change) or to calculate the heat demands when the auxiliary heat is active. It is an indicator of the size / importance of the zone. Possible values range from -. The default value is zones. 4.2.3 User Settings This section describes how to configure user settings. Units Select temperatures to be displayed.
C (Celsius) F (Fahrenheit) Vacation status The Vacation mode feature helps you conserve energy while you are away for extended periods of time. It also ensures your home is comfortable when you return. Select status:
- Enable
- Disable Keep in mind to
- Press access to menu. The value blinks when editing is available.
- Press
- Press the value.
- Press a value or confirm. to go back. to select to edit To User access From home screen:
-Turn Off the room .
-Short Press on to advance screen. Display
- Long Press on
. till display
. 40 Vacation set point temperatures Select the set temperatures:
- Heat. Select --
- Cool. Select --
4.2.4 Other functions Time schedule programming disable The system allows disabling functionality for zone- scheduled temperature settings. To access the advanced setup menu the Wireless Thermostat zone must be off by pressing the ON/OFF icon. Press the On/Off icon
- On the Home screen, press and hold the highlighted area in the following figure to access. Press the screen
- To confirm the change, touch the icon to select the new setting and once again to go back to the standby screen. 41 Time schedule programming enable To enable this option, press and hold the highlighted area in the following figure to access the ON screen. To confirm the change, touch the icon to select the new setting and once again to return to the standby screen. 5. COMMISIONING STEPS 5.1 Turn on power to all systems Main Thermostat. Verify that the device boots up
(square clock icon will display temporarily). After a few seconds configuration screen displayed. the is Configuration screen of the Main Thermostat Main control Board. Verify that the LEDs status is correct. Correct LEDs status 42 Ref D3 D4 D5 D11 LED indication Normal status Control Board Internal Bus Activity Transmit data in the expansion bus Receive data in the expansion bus Power supply Blinking Blinking Blinking Fixed Color Green Red Green Red LEDs status Daikin interface Board. Verify that the LEDs status is correct. LED indication Daikin Interface board power supply Daikin Interface board internal bus activity Data transmission to the DZK system Data reception from the DZK system Data transmission to DAIKIN thermostat Data reception from DAIKIN thermostat Correct LEDs status Normal status Fixed Blinking Blinking Blinking Blinking Blinking LEDs status Color Red Green Red Green Red Green Wireless Thermostat. Verify the word is displayed on the screen. Wireless Thermostat during scanning Ref D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 43 5.2 Communications with the Indoor unit Modes/Temperature Check that the Navigation Controller receives the operating mode change from the zoning system. To verify that, change the operating mode on the Main thermostat and verify that the new mode appears in the Navigation Controller. Airzone Main Thermostat and Daikin Thermostat Check that the Daikin thermostat receives the temperature changes from the zoning system. To do this, deactivate all thermostats but the Main thermostat. Change the main thermostat set point, and verify the Daikin thermostat follows the specified set point changes. the set point that in Airzone Main Thermostat and Daikin navigation controller 44 5.3 Zone assignment Activate every thermostat, one at a time, and set it for demand by pressing Select mode > Remote zone (see the section Remote Zone Control from the Users Manual). Verify that the zone where the thermostat is located is receiving air. Change the set point to eliminate the demand, and verify that the airflow stops. 5.4 Air flow regulation Check the change of the fan speed depending on the number of demand zones in the Q-Standard. Remember that the Q-Adapt function is available in the Main thermostat to adapt the velocity map according to the installation requirements. N Zones Zones calling demand 2 speed indoor unit Q-Minimum Q-Silence Q-Standard Q-Power Q-Maximum 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Fan speed depending on the number of demand zones 6 5 4 3 2 45 N Zones Zones calling demand 3 speed indoor unit Q-Minimum Q-Silence Q-Standard Q-Power Q-Maximum 6 5 4 3 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 Fan speed depending on the number of demand zones Check with an anemometer that the air supply to each zone is the desired amount. Verify the airflow with all zones open, and also individually with each zone open. Before setting maximum opening (REG), ensure that the zone damper is closed. To do this turn off the zone to be adjusted while keeping any other zone calling demand (See Users Manual). 3 3 2 2 1 1 3 3 2 2 1 3 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 1 3 3 3 2 1 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Damper is closed Damper with control mechanism mechanical 46 5.5 Other configuration parameters If the installation has Auxiliary Heat, verify that it is correctly installed and configured. Verify that the Operation Mode menu displays Emergency Heat as an option. Operation Mode menu If you use Auxiliary Heat check the relays operation in the zoning box control board to ensure it is working properly (first H1, then H2). To verify, set the system calling demand for heat and keep in mind that there is an activation delay. Relays operation of the zoning box control board 47 Ref D6 D7 Normal status On Off On Off LED indication Aux. Heat Status 1st Stage Aux. Heat 2nd Stage Aux. Heat On Off On Off Relays operation of the zoning box control board Turn the system off and verify that H1 and H2 are disabled. until the problem 6. EXCEPTION CODES In the event of Zoning system alerts, the system displays an error code on the home screen of the thermostat where the error is detected. If there is an alert originated by the Daikin Unit, the Main thermostat displays an error text and an exclamation mark on the help icon has been solved. Review the message with the Daikin Unit documentation and solve the issue according to Daikin recommendations. List of DZK zoning box system alerts Your Main Thermostat can generate the following alert messages:
Unoccupied. The Setback time program is active. If you touch on the Home screen, it will deactivate the setback program and return to occupancy set point during the override time. Eco limit. The user has tried to exceed the Eco-
Adapt temperature limit. If required, disable the Eco-
Adapt to set the desired temperature. Override. The override time is active. When the override time has finished, the system returns to its previous status. Vacation. The vacation mode is active. Color Green Green 48 Error 1. Communication error between Main Thermostat and the Control Board. This error blocks the thermostat. Corrective actions:
- Verify the status of the Zoning box control board.
- Verify the connections and the wiring between the Zoning box control board and the Main Thermostat.
- Verify the radio communications between the Wireless Thermostat and the Zoning box control board. Error 9. Air-conditioning communication error with the system. The system opens every motorized outlet and control from the air-conditioning controller is enabled. Corrective actions:
- Verify the Daikin Interface board status.
- Verify the wiring connection between the Daikin Interface Unit and the Daikin Indoor unit. 49 7. AUTO DIAGNOSTICS 7.1 Zoning box control board The Zoning box Control Board has integrated LEDs that provide information of abnormal conditions. Ref D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D10 D11 D18 D19 LED indication Normal Status Control Board Internal Bus Activity Transmit data to Main Thermostat Receive data from Main Thermostat 1st Stage Aux. Heat Activated 2nd Stage Aux. Heat Activated Packet radio reception Power supply Wireless Thermostat associated Radio link active Blinking Blinking Blinking Fixed Fixed Blinking Fixed Fixed Fixed Color Green Red Green Green Green Green Red Green Red 50 7.2 Daikin Interface Board Daikins interface board has integrated LEDs that provide information about abnormal conditions. Ref D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 LED indication Interface power supply Daikin Board Internal Bus Activity Data transmission to Zoning box control board Data reception from Zoning box control board Data transmission to Daikin navigation controller Data reception from Daikin navigation controller Normal Status Fixed Blinking Blinking Blinking Blinking Blinking Color Red Green Red Green Red Green 1) Power Supply LED (D1) is not ON Verify the AC Unit Power Supply. Verify the correct connection between the Daikin Indoor unit and the Daikin interface board. 2) Microcontroller Activity LED (D2) does not blink Contact Technical Support. 3) Zoning box control board Communication LEDs
(D3/D4) does not blink Check the Daikin Interface board and the Zoning box control board. the connection between 4) Indoor AC Unit Communication LEDs (D5/D6) do not blink Check the correct connection between the Daikin Indoor unit and the Daikin interface board. 51 8. NAVIGATION GUIDE 8.1 Main Thermostat navigation guide 52 8.2 Wireless Thermostat navigation guide 53 54 Verification/Action Verify the cable connection between the Main thermostat and the Control Board. Never use solid wire for this connection. Verify that the elastic contacts in the base of the thermostat are securely fastened to the circuit board. To ensure this contact, slightly bend forward the contacts. Verify that the voltages between the + and - contacts in the thermostat base are 12VDC. The zone controlled from the main thermostat cannot be remotely accessed. After 45 minutes, its damper(s) will open and remain open until the problem is fixed. From any other zone thermostat, accessing the remote zones by selecting ALL will allow you to change the Operation Mode until the Main Thermostat returns to normal operation. If the thermostat is replaced, only perform the initial configuration. All other parameters and settings will be recovered automatically from the Control Board. Verify polarity and power level of the batteries. The zone controlled from the wireless thermostat cannot be remotely accessed. After 45 minutes, its damper(s) will open and remain open until the problem is fixed. If the thermostat is replaced, only perform the initial configuration. All other parameters and settings will be recovered automatically from the Control Board. Reset the thermostat and thereafter perform an initial configuration. The Wireless thermostats can take up to 5 minutes to update the screen. Touch the screen to force an immediate update. Verify that there is a jumper between the contacts of the Alarm connector. Verify that the Indoor Unit is powered on. Verify that the Daikin Communication LEDs D5 and D6 located in the Daikin Interface board mounted over the Control Board are blinking. Verify that the thermostat of the zone missing is working correctly. To this end, activate/deactivate the zone and check that the damper opens/closes correctly. When trying to remote access other zones, the Wireless Thermostat will not display its own zone. Verify that the Control Board is powered. If the power LED (D11) is on, the Control Board is faulty. The board is not receiving information from the Main Thermostat. Verify the wiring between the Main Thermostat and the Control Board. Never use solid wires for this connection. Verify that the damper assigned to the thermostat is not blocked by the insulation stopper. Verify that the motor is electrically connected properly. There is a connection at about 4 inches from the actuator. Verify in the actuator connection indicated above, that when demand is created from the thermostat, there are 12VDC between the contacts indicated above. This voltage will be present for about 5 seconds. Verify that the zone assigned to the thermostat is the correct one. If it is not the correct damper, proceed to reset the incorrectly assigned thermostats and reassign to the correct zones. 9. TROUBLESHOOTING Item Symptom 1 Main Thermostat does not light up. 2 Wireless thermostat does not work. After a power failure, appears in the WTs. The AC unit does not start even if everything is OK. After setting the mode to COOL, the Main Thermostat shows STOP. When accessing remote zones, one of them is not listed. The Wireless Thermostat displays all zones but its own. LED D3 in the Control Board is not blinking. LED D5 in the Control Board is not blinking. On activating the zone, no air is supplied to its grille(s) if the fan in the coil is on. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 55 Item Symptom Verification/Action Ensure that the Zone Search is active. From the Main Thermostat: Setting>Configuration>Zone Search. Verify that there are available zones. The number of available zones depends on the DZK model, despite that the thermostat can show up to 6. Verify if there is any zone that has a dependent zone. In the Remote Zone menu in the Main Thermostat, verify which zones are installed. Bring the thermostat closer to the DZK Zoning Box, and associate it with a zone. Once completed, take it back to its final location. If the thermostat shows or the signal power is too low, the distance to the control board is too great or there is too much radio interference. There are two possible solutions to this situation: Verify by moving the thermostat within the zone to see if it gets a good connection (remember to touch the screen to update it immediately), or install a wired Main thermostat into a configured zone. Verify that the Operation Mode is not STOP (see point 4). Verify ambient and set point temperatures in the non-working zone thermostat to see if it is creating demand. Verify that the damper actuator is connected properly at about 4 inches from the actuator. Verify communications between the Daikin Interface Board and the Indoor Unit (LEDs D5 and D6 in the Daikin Interface Board). Verify that no ERR number is shown on the screen. If D5 and D6 do not display normal behavior (constant blinking), verify the wiring between the Daikin interface Board and the Indoor Unit. When the battery icon is shown on the screen, there are about 15 days left to change the thermostat batteries. If the Zoning box control board has just been powered on, Error 1 will display on the screen until the system completes its boot process (about 30 seconds). Verify that LEDs D4 and D5 are blinking, which indicates there is communication between the Control Board and the Main Thermostat. Verify the connections and the wiring between the Main Control Board and the Main thermostat. If the zoning box control board has just been powered on, Error 1 will show on the screen until the system completes its boot process (about 30 seconds). Keep in mind that the wireless thermostat screen can take up to 5 minutes to update. However by touching its screen, it will update immediately. Verify the radio communications LEDs (D10) between the Wireless Thermostat and the Main Control Board. Remote temperature sensor assigned to the thermostat is open. Remote temperature sensor assigned to the thermostat is short circuited. Verify that the Indoor Unit is powered on. Verify the Daikin Interface board LEDs status. Verify the wiring connection between the Daikin Interface Unit and the Daikin Indoor Unit. Verify that the damper REG level is located at maximum opening. 10 One Wireless Thermostat shows permanently. 11 What do I do if one or more zones do not control the temperature?
12 How much time do I have left when the battery symbol is shown?
13 Error 1 on the Main Thermostat. 14 Error 1 on the Wireless Thermostat. ( ) 15 16 17 18 Error 5 on the Main & Wireless Thermostat. Error 6 on the Main & Wireless thermostat. Error 9 on the Main & Wireless thermostat. The damper-modulating functionality does not work properly (Airflow >Modulating setting). 56 Parque Tecnolgico de Andaluca C/ Marie Curie, 21-29590 Campanillas - Malaga SPAIN TEL: +34 902 400 445 Fax: +34 902 400 446 http://www.DZK zoning box.es http://www.DZK zoning boxusa.com
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Corporacion Empresarial Altra S.L.
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A1: Low Power Transmitters below 1 GHz (except Spread Spectrum), Unintentional Radiators, EAS (Part 11) & Consumer ISM devices
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