Content

1. General Information
2. Field Settings
3. Troubleshooting
Functional Parts Layout (RXQ16TY1)
No Pictures Name

1
7 Segments LED
3 1
(SEG1~SEG3)
2
4

BS Buttons
2
(BS1~3)

DIP Switches
(DS1-1~4)
3
&
(DS2-1~4)

5
Micro-computer
4 normal monitor
(HAP)

Connection
A1P – Outdoor Control PCB 5 terminal
(F1F2)
Functional Parts Layout (RXQ16TY1)

A6P – A3P –
Inverter Inverter
PCB_2 PCB_1
450 – 550 DCV
 Location inverter circuit 14-20 HP

A7P A4P A6P A3P L1R L2R L3R

A7P –Inverter board fan motor M2F (left fan) address „1“
A4P – Inverter board fan motor M1F (left fan) address „2“
A6P – Inverter board compressor nr.2 M2C (left side compressor)
A3P – Inverter board compressor nr.1 M1C (recht hand side compressor)
L1R - Reactor for M1C (-G Type Compressor)
L2R - Reactor nr. 1 for M2C (-G and –J Type compressor)
L3R - Reactor nr.2 for M2C (–J Type compressor only)
 Field Settings:
4.1 Test Operation:
i. Checks before Test Operation –
▪ Before carrying out a test operation, proceed as follows:

ii. Test Operation Checks –

▪ Check that temperature setting of remote controller is at the lowest level in cooling mode/use Test mode.
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
i. Normal Mode – Indoor/Outdoor Transmission status & Error contents

▪ Indoor/Outdoor transmission status: Used to ▪ Error contents: Used to display an error

check for the initial status of indoor/outdoor content.
transmission
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
i. Normal Mode – Indoor/Outdoor Transmission status & Error contents
▪ Mode changing procedure can be selected using the BS1 (MODE) button as shown:
 Normal Normal
indication indication
BS1 BS1
Push 1* Mode 1 Mode 2 >5sec

Monitoring Field set

Mode 1 Mode 2
Outdoor Unit Field Settings – Mode 1 (Monitoring Mode)

Checking Number of Indoor Units Connected to verify

communication

From Normal Display 888 Display off

Press BS1 x 1 1.

Press BS2 x 10 1.
Number of connected VRV indoor
Press BS3 x 1 7 units is displayed, example indicates 7
units connected to this system

Press BS1 to exit 888 Display off

12
 Refrigerant Charging – All Methods

Mode 2 Setting Press BS2 (SET) then

20 = 1 hold BS2 >5secs

Manual Charge Ambient >0/indoor >10 Ambient <0/indoor <10

Cooling Mode Auto Charge Manual Charge
Cooling Mode Heating Mode

Input trim charge amount - Mode 2-14= X kg

Short Test Run
Mode 2-88 = 1
Long Test Run - Mode 2-88 = 0 (factory setting)

No leak check
Leak check function available
function available

13
 Manual Charge
Commissioning Procedure

14
 Manual Charging – Mode 2 Setting 20

From Normal Display 8.8.8 Display off

Press & hold MODE (BS1)

>5secs
Press SET (BS2) x 20
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
Press SET (BS2) x 1
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
2. When this function is activated
the connected indoor units will
2. operate in cooling mode & local
remote controllers will be locked
in TEST
The function will be cancelled
automatically after 30 minutes, if
the return button has not been
pressed to deactivate

Suction
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
t02 Press
On completion press RETURN Suction pressure
x 1, to deactivate and return to 8.8.8 Display off in MPa
normal mode

15
 Manual Refrigerant Charging Cooling

After completion of charging the required quantity:

- Disconnect and remove manifold gauges and gas bottle

- Fill out the charge detail label and fix to the unit

- Proceed to Test Run section

16
 Auto Charge Cooling
Commissioning Procedure

17
 Refrigerant Auto Charge Cooling

Step 1
Ensure the outstanding refrigerant trim charge is greater than 5kg

Step 2
Replace outdoor unit front panel and remove PCB push button access
panel

Step 3
Ensure that you have an adequate amount of R410a, and electronic scales
attached

Step 4
Activate the automatic refrigerant charge function via outdoor PCB push
buttons
(See the following slide for details)

18
 Refrigerant Auto Charge Cooling

From Normal Display 888 Display off

Press SET button (BS2) x 1 888

Press & hold SET button
(BS2) >5secs t01
After 5~15min the unit will decide to carry out auto
charge in cooling or manual charge in heating
depending on indoor/outdoor conditions

Auto Charge Cooling Manual Charge Heating

(Indoor temp ≥10 / outdoor temp ≥0) (Indoor temp <10 / outdoor <0)

t02 t22
Continue to following slide Conditions are unsuitable for auto charging,
Auto Charge Cooling refer to Manual Charge in Heating or Cooling

19
 Refrigerant Auto Charge Cooling

Auto Charge Cooling

(Indoor temp ≥10)

t02 (Start up control)

t03 (Waiting for stable conditions)

t 03 FLASHING If BS 2 (SET button) is not

(Ready to start charging) pressed within 5min a P2 error
will be indicated.

Press BS 2 (SET button) within

5min & open gauges/gas bottle P2
(Display alternates Press BS 1 (Mode button) to
Suction
t03 Pressure
between t 03 & low
pressure value)
exit & restart charging
procedure

Continue to following slide

20
 Refrigerant Auto Charge Cooling

PE Charging almost
complete

E-2 E-3
P9 Charging complete
(unit stops)
Indoor temp
out of range
Outdoor temp
out of range

Close gauges/gas bottle &

Temps out off range, the auto
Press MODE button (BS1) x 1
charge function has not been
to exit
completed successfully and must
be re-activated when conditions
8.8.8 Display off are more suitable.

Press BS 1 (Mode button) x 1

Note refrigerant charge amount & to exit
complete charge label

Continue to test run section

21
TEST RUN

22
 VRV IV – Test Run Overview
On completion of refrigerant charging the test run function must be initiated and
successfully completed prior to operation. There are two test run options available, the
desired test run can be selected via mode 2 setting 88 (see following slide to determine a
suitable test run for your installation)
Short Test Run (mode 2 setting 88 = 1)
• Test run lasts approx. 45 minutes
• Checks stop valves are open & refrigerant flows to all connected indoor units
• Judgment of field piping length (pressure drop)
• No Leak detection function available
Full (long) test run (mode 2 setting 88 = 0) Default factory setting
• Refrigerant trim charge amount must be input via mode 2 setting 14
• Test run lasts between 2~4 hours
• Checks stop valves are open & refrigerant flows to all connected indoor units
• Judgment of field piping (pressure drop)
• Retrieval of detailed refrigerant level information
• Leak detection function available if required

* Failure to perform a test run will result in an error code display of “U3-03”
* Failure to input the trim charge amount prior to activating a long test run will result in a warning
code display of “U3-02”
23
 VRV IV – Test Run Overview
Refrigerant Charging
Complete

Leak YES
NO
detection function
required?

Input trim charge

Amount Mode 2-14 >0

Ambient <0/indoor <10 Ambient >0/indoor >10

Select Short Test Run Full test can only be carried Select Long Test Run
Mode 2-88 = 1 out when conditions are Mode 2-88 = 0
more suitable

Activate test run Activate test run

Leak check NOT available (leak detection available)

24
 Refrigerant Charge Input Setting – Mode 2 Setting 14

From Normal Display 888 Display off

0 – 5kg
Press & hold MODE (BS1)
>5secs
2. SET x 1

SET x 2 5 – 10kg
Press SET (BS2) x 14 2.
SET x 3 10 – 15kg
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
SET x 4 15 – 20kg
Press SET (BS2) x 1 per 5kg
of trim charge added
SET x 5 20 – 25kg

Press RETURN (BS3) x 1 xx Each increase in the set value,

equates to an increase of 5Kg,
up to a maximum of 21 which
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1 2. equates to 100Kg

Press MODE (BS1) to exit 888

Display off
25
 Test Run – Mode 2 Setting 88
From Normal Display
Press & hold MODE (BS1)
>5secs
Press SET MODE (BS2) x 88
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
Press SET (BS2) to select the
desired setting
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
Press RETURN (BS3) x 1
Press MODE (BS1) to exit
888 Display off
2. 00 = Full Test Run
The test run will retrieve
2. refrigerant level data allowing the
leak detection function to be
activated if required.
This is the default setting with an
operation time of 2~4 hours.
01 = Short Test Run
xx This setting reduces the test run
operation time to 45 minutes,
2. however the leak detection
function will not be available
888 Display off
26
Field Settings:
4.5 Test Operation:
iii. Test Run – Normal
indication
BS2
5sec
 Overview steps - Charging
Overview steps - Charging
Manual charge step 1 Break vacuum

Connect & check Power supply

Initialisation communication

Open all stop valves

Refrigerant cylinder To auto-charge port

Manual charge step 2 Field set 2-20-2

Auto charge

Input 2-14 : total Additional charge

Test run

Check normal operation Cooling & Heating

 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Setting procedures

1 2 3 4

5
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items

*1: Number in the “No.”

column represent the
number of times to
press the BS button
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Overview of setting items
 Outdoor Settings – Mode 2 Overview
When Mode 2 service functions are used pressing the MODE button to exit will NOT
automatically cancel the mode, they must be manually disabled.

:
• Mode 2 setting 5 – Forced indoor fan ON (Cross wiring check 2-5-1 : active)
• Mode 2 setting 6 – Forced indoor thermo ON ( 2 – 6 – 1: active)
• Mode 2 setting 13 – Airnet (ANCSS) address, to facilitate the recognition on the
system on service checker. Addresses can go from 2 to 63.
• Mode 2 setting 18 – Increase outdoor unit Fan High Static pressure to 78 Pa,
the highest fan step when active. Active: 2-18-1
• Mode 2 setting 20 – Manual charge
• Mode 2 setting 21 – Open all the valves
• Mode 2 setting 28 – Inverter Check mode, give inverter output 10Hz frequency
• Mode 2 setting 88 – For activating short test run

36
Field Settings: Mode 2 setting 38 – Master emergency operation
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Descriptions field settings: (Mode 2-38)

*NOTE:

Set 3
Set 2 Set 1
Field Settings: Mode 2 setting 39 – Slave1 emergency operation
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Descriptions field settings: (Mode 2-39)

*NOTE:

Set 3
Set 2
Set 1
Field Settings: Mode 2 setting 40 – Slave2 emergency operation
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
ii. Mode 2 (Setting Mode) – For Service Field settings
▪ Descriptions field settings: (Mode 2-40)

*NOTE:

Set 3
Set Set
2 1
 Field Settings: Outdoor Settings – Mode 1 Overview
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Retrieval procedures

1 2 3 4

5
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of monitoring items

*1: Number in the “No.”

column represent the
number of times to
press the BS button
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of monitoring items

*2: Represents the number

of indoor units connected to
a single outdoor.
*3: Represents the number
of outdoor units connected
to a single DIII-Net.

*4: Represents the number

of indoor units connected to
a single DIII-Net.
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of monitoring items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of monitoring items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of monitoring items
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Procedures for checking error codes/retries

▪ Refer to SERVICE
MANUAL; for errors
descriptions
▪ Only Outdoor errors are
detected and display on
the 7 segment LEDs
▪ For indoor errors, refer to
the local remote controller
 Field Settings:
4.4 Settings by BS Buttons:
iii. Mode 1 (Monitor Mode) – For retrieval of system information (Addresses, number of connected unit, errors)
▪ Overview of Error descriptions (Example: E3)
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
i. Settings Contents & Code No. for Indoor Units – : Factory setting
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
i. Settings Contents & Code No. for Indoor Units – : Factory setting
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
i. Settings Contents & Code No. for Indoor Units – : Factory setting
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
 Field Settings:
4.2 Settings from Remote Controller:
ii. Detailed Explanation of Setting Modes –
 Field Settings:
4.3 Settings by DIP Switches:
Field Settings:
4.3 Settings by DIP Switches: FOR RXQ_TY1
❑ After replacement with spare
PCB, be sure to make settings
shown in the table.

❑ Enforce re-initialization of
communication: Press & Hold
button BS3 ‘RETURN’ for min.
5secs.

❑ After initialization, a test

operation is require form
outdoor unit (Hold BS2 “SET”
till indication “t01’” appears).
 Field Settings: 4.3 Settings by DIP Switches: RXYQ_TY1/ RYY(M)_TY1
❑ After replacement with spare PCB,
: be sure to make settings shown in the table.
❑ Enforce re-initialization of communication: Press & Hold button BS3 ‘RETURN’ for min. 5secs.
❑ After initialization, a test operation is require form outdoor unit (Hold BS2 “SET” till indication “t01’” appears).
 Field Settings: 4.3 Settings by DIP Switches:
❑ After replacement with spare PCB, be sure to make settings shown in the table.
❑ Enforce re-initialization of communication: Press & Hold button BS3 ‘RETURN’ for min. 5secs.
❑ After initialization, a test operation is require form outdoor unit (Hold BS2 “SET” till indication “t01’” appears).
 Remote operation (via T1/T2)
• Allows to control the unit remotely via a potential-free contact
➔ Every VRV indoor unit is provided with the T1/T2
terminals that can be used to control the unit using a
simple contact (potential- or voltage-free).
 The following control methods can be used, depending
on the field setting made using a remote controller:
 When the contact between T1-T2 is closed, the unit stops and it is impossible to turn
Forced OFF it on by the remote controller
(22-1-01)
Default (factory) setting
 When the contact between T1-T2 is re-opened, the unit DOES NOT restart, but it is
possible to turn it on by the remote controller
 When the contact between T1-T2 changes from open to closed, an “ON” command
is sent to the unit (i.e. if it is off, it is turned on; if it is on, nothing happens)
Remote ON/OFF  When the contact between T1-T2 changes from closed to open, an “OFF” command
(22-1-02)
is sent to the unit (i.e. if it is on, it is turned off; if it is off, nothing happens)
 In all cases it is possible to turn the unit on and off by its remote controller
 When the contact between T1-T2 is open, the VRV system stops and the A0 error is
shown on the particular unit, U9 on other units in the same system
External Alarm  It is not possible to operate any indoor unit while the contact between and T1-T2 is
(22-1-03) open
 After the contact between T1-T2 is closed, the whole system returns to it’s previous
operation
Multi-tenant use  Only applicable for FXFQ-P, FXMQ-P and FXAQ-P units when using Multi-tenant
(22-1-04) option. Functions similarly to “Force OFF” setting.
61
Multi-tenant option Allows to turn off main power supply to an individual indoor unit

When using one 24VAC source for multiple Multi-tenant applications (multiple indoor units),
adhere to the following precautions:

• The transformer power has to be minimum 24VA per indoor unit – more if long wiring is used
(losses in wiring)
• In case of the DTA114A61, the 24VAC power must not be routed directly into the card, but via
the relay coupled to the main power supply:

62
Thank You For Your Attention!