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(6)  The items that can be set for one time are the [Op. 

Time], [Status], and [Set. Temp]. When each item is 

touched, each setting screen is displayed. To clear the 

setting of the selected time touch [Clear]. When the 

[Clear] is touched, a verification screen is displayed. 

When the [Yes] is  touched on the screen, the setting is 

cleared.

(7)  Touch the [Op. Time] on the screen of (6), and adjust the 

time with [ ] or [ ].

(6)   

(7)   

––:––

––

Cancel

Monday 01

Op. Time

Cool     ––°F / Heat     ––°F

Set Temp.

Status

Clear

OK

Fri 10:00AM

Op. Time

Cancel

OK

hour

AM

8

min.

40

When the [OK] is touched, the display returns to the 

screen of  (6).

Note

Setting screen format corresponds to the preference of 

the “Display format Setting”.

(8)  Touch the [Status] on the 

screen of (6), and select the 

[Occupied] or [Unoccupied].

Status

Cancel

OK

Occupied

Unoccupied

When the [OK] is  touched,  the display returns to the 

screen of  (6).

Note

When [Unoccupied] was selected, “Set. Temp” at (9) is 

unnecessary.

(9)  Touch the [Set. Temp] on the 

screen of (6), and adjust the 

room temperature with [ ] or 

[ ].

When the [OK] is touched, the 

display returns to the screen 

of (6).

74

80

°F

°F

Set Temp.

Cancel

OK

Heat

Cool

<Example program>

Time

Occupied/ 

Unoccupied

Cool 

Temp.

Heat 

Temp.

Morning

[1] 08:00 AM

Occ

84 °F

76 °F

[2] 10:00 AM

Occ

80 °F

72 °F

Afternoon

[3] 12:00 PM

Occ

76 °F

68 °F

[4]

3:00 PM

Unocc

Night

[5] 5:00 PM

Occ

76 °F

68 °F

[6]

7:00 PM

Occ

80 °F

72 °F

[7] 9:00 PM

Unocc

[8]

End the setting of each day of the week.

(10)  When the [OK] on the screen 

of (6) is touched, the display 

returns to the screen of (5). 

When continuing setting of the 

same day of the week, repeat 

(5) to (10).

Cancel

Monday 01

Op. Time

Cool      80°F / Heat      74°F

08:00 AM

Set Temp.

Status

Occupied

Clear

OK

(11)  When the [OK] on the screen 

of (5) is touched, the display 

returns to the screen of (3).

1

2

3

76°F

72°F

68°F

84°F

80°F

76°F

Monday

Page  1/ 3

Cancel

OK

Next

Page

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Occ

Occ

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

08:00AM

10:00AM

PM

12:00

(12)  A bar is displayed above the 

day of the week with a sched-

ule set.

1
2
3
4

76°F

84°F

––°F

––°F

68°F

76°F

72°F

80°F

08:00AM

10:00AM

12:00PM

03:00PM

Back

Next

Page

Timer Clear

Copy

Schedule1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Wed Thu Fri Sat

Tue

Mon

Sun

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Occ

Occ

Unocc

When performing a different setting for other days of the 

week, repeat (3) to (12).

Copy the setting of each day of the week.

The contents of setting per-

formed at a certain day of the 

week can be copied to other  

days of the week. Touch the 

day of the week to be copied 

and touch the [Copy].

1
2
3
4

76°F

84°F

––°F

––°F

68°F

76°F

72°F

80°F

08:00AM

10:00AM

12:00PM

03:00PM

Back

Next

Page

Timer Clear

Copy

Schedule1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Wed Thu Fri Sat

Sun

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Occ

Occ

Unocc

Mon

Tue

Next, touch the day of the 

week to be pasted. When the 

[Paste] is touched, a dotted 

bar is displayed over the day 

of the week to be pasted. Con-

tinue to paste to other days of 

the week.

––°F

––°F

––°F

––°F

––°F

––°F

1
2
3

––:––

––

––:––

––

––:––

––

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cancel

:Copied

:Pasted

Paste

OK

Schedule 1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Sun Mon

Wed

Thu Fri Sat

Tue

To cancel the paste, touch 

the selected day of week and 

touch the [Paste Clear].

When the [OK] is touched, 

a verification screen is dis-

played.

76°F

84°F

1
2
3

08:00AM

68°F

76°F

72°F

80°F

10:00AM

12:00AM

Cool

/Heat

Cancel

:Copied

:Pasted

OK

Schedule 1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Sun

Occ

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Mon

Wed

Thu Fri Sat

Tue

Paste

Clear

When the [Yes] on the verifi-

cation screen is touched, the 

setting is pasted.

Schedule 1 Setting

No

Yes

Pastes the copied timer data to the selected data of 
week. OK?

Clear a day of the week setting.

To clear the setting contents of 

each day of the week, select 

the objective day of the week 

and touch the [Timer Clear].

1
2
3
4

76°F

84°F

––°F

––°F

68°F

76°F

72°F

80°F

08:00AM

10:00AM

12:00PM

03:00PM

Back

Next

Page

Timer Clear

Copy

Schedule1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Wed Thu Fri Sat

Sun

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Occ

Occ

Unocc

Mon

Tue

A verification screen is dis-

played. When the [Yes] is 

touched, the setting is cleared.

Schedule 1 Setting

The timer of the selected day of week will be 
cleared. OK?

No

Yes

End the schedule setting.

When the [Back] is touched, 

the display returns to the 

screen of (2).

When the [Back] on the screen 

of (2) is touched, the display 

returns to the screen of (1).

1
2
3
4

76°F

84°F

––°F

––°F

68°F

76°F

72°F

80°F

08:00AM

10:00AM

12:00PM

03:00PM

Back

Next

Page

Timer Clear

Copy

Schedule1 Setting

Fri 10:00AM

Wed Thu Fri Sat

Sun

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Cool

/Heat

Occ

Occ

Occ

Unocc

Mon

Tue

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Summary of Contents for UTY-RNRUZ2

Page 1: ...UTY RNRUZ2 PART NO 9380859697 REMOTE CONTROLLER WIRED TYPE OPERATING MANUAL WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER Keep this manual for future reference English ...

Page 2: ...CTION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3 SYSTEM OUTLINE 3 1 Terminology 3 2 Password configuration 4 3 Name of parts 4 1 MONITOR 1 1 Monitor 5 1 1 1 Monitor mode screen 5 1 1 2 Status display 5 1 1 3 Vacation 7 1 1 4 Child Lock 7 1 1 5 Indoor Unit Stop 7 1 1 6 Emergency Stop 7 2 CONTROL 2 1 Operation On Off Occupied Unoccupied 7 2 2 Operation Settings 8 2 2 1 Set the Operation Mode 8 2 2 2 Set the Temperature 8...

Page 3: ...rolled Set Temp Limited Energy Saving Operation Defrost Oil Recovery Status Special State Page 3 4 Monitor Previous Page Error Information Next Page 02 01 14 15 41 44 Error Information Page 1 5 Address Error Code Back Next Page Human Sensor Setting Fan Control for Energy Saving Status Special State Page 4 4 Monitor Previous Page Error Information 3 8 3 9 Monitor Previous Page Page 2 2 Main Manu Su...

Page 4: ...y trouble or electric shock Do not insert articles into the slit parts of this unit Doing so will cause trouble heating or electric shock SYSTEM OUTLINE 1 Terminology System related terms is for VRF system a VRF system VRF Variable Refrigerant Flow is a large multi system that effectively air conditions a wide variety of spaces from large buildings to personal residences b Other system Multi or si...

Page 5: ...cklight Set ting Lightly touch the touch panel with your finger tips A commercially available stylus pen can also be used If pushed with too much force or operated with a rod pencil or ballpoint pen etc the display may be scratched or damaged Do not touch 2 or more places simultaneously Correct operation cannot be performed When cleaning the touch panel display setting child safety lock prevents e...

Page 6: ... 2 Status Display l Vacation When this is touched the schedule is disabled and the indoor unit remains unoccupied Refer to 1 1 3 Vaca tion Vacation is displayed only when a schedule is set m Status icons Indoor Unit Stop is enabled Refer to 1 1 5 Indoor Unit Stop The error occurred Refer to 5 OTHERS 5 3 Error Code Operation from this unit is prohibited by the Central Controller Refer to 1 1 2 Stat...

Page 7: ...ped during this time Forced Stop Indoor unit is stopped forcibly by external input Mode Mismatch A mode which cannot be operated simultaneously with a master indoor unit or other operating indoor unit is set in the same RB group of a heat recovery system or in the same refrigerant system of a heat pump system In this case since the mode is switched to the fan mode reset to a mode that can be opera...

Page 8: ...ndoor unit is stopped The setting cannot be performed at screens other than the monitor mode screen Custom Auto Auto Cool Heat Set Temp Mode Menu Status Vacation Fan Fri 10 00AM 76 F 80 F 74 F 84 F Room Temp Cool 68 F Heat Away Occupied 1 1 5 Indoor Unit Stop When cleaning an indoor unit or when the room is not used etc the indoor unit can be stopped When setting temporar ily stop the indoor units...

Page 9: ...8 5 R C Sensor Setting Master Indoor Unit Setting Master Indoor Unit For installer Consult authorized service personnel When the operation mode is switched in a heat recovery system operation preparations may take some time but this is not a malfunction 3 When the OK is touched the display returns to the monitor mode screen 2 2 2 Set the Temperature 1 Touch the Set Temp on the monitor mode screen ...

Page 10: ...n When Back is touched the display returns to the Main Menu screen Note When using this unit together with a wireless remote controller the air flow direction of the indoor unit may not match the direction indicated on this unit 3 2 1 VT Air Flow Direction 1 Touch the VT Setting on the Air Flow Direction Set ting screen 2 VT Air Flow Direction Setting screen is displayed Touch or and set the air f...

Page 11: ...Timer 2 Auto Off Timer screen is displayed Touch the Enable Disable on the Auto Off Timer screen 3 Enable Disable screen is displayed Touch the En able When the OK is touched the display returns to the Auto Off Timer screen 2 3 Enable Disable Disable In 30 min Operation Stop Time Time Range Setting Auto Off Timer Fri 10 00AM Cancel OK Enable Disable Cancel OK Enable Disable Set the Operation Stop ...

Page 12: ...item for details When each setting is complete or canceled the display returns to this screen When Back is touched the display returns to the Main Menu screen 3 4 1 Enable Schedule Select the schedule to be used 1 Touch the Enable Schedule on the Weekly Timer Set ting screen 2 Enable Schedule screen is displayed Select and touch Schedule 1 or Schedule 2 1 2 Back Enable Schedule None None None Sche...

Page 13: ...l Heat Occ Occ Occ Unocc When performing a different setting for other days of the week repeat 3 to 12 Copy the setting of each day of the week The contents of setting per formed at a certain day of the week can be copied to other days of the week Touch the day of the week to be copied and touch the Copy 1 2 3 4 76 F 84 F F F 68 F 76 F 72 F 80 F 08 00AM 10 00AM 12 00PM 03 00PM Back Next Page Timer...

Page 14: ...eration is off in regions where outside temperature may drop below freezing If water lines are far from the unit or within exterior walls this function may not provide enough anti freeze protection Away Setting for administrator Set the operation start temperature at Unoccupied To use this function Used must be set by R C Sensor Setting Refer to 3 8 Initial Setting 3 8 5 R C Sensor Setting Human S...

Page 15: ...reen 2 3 48 F 64 F 88 F 88 F Enable Disable Disable Set Temp Range Setting Cancel OK Lower Limit Upper Limit Heat Cool Dry Enable Disable Cancel OK Enable Disable When the OK is touched the display returns to the Set Temp Range Setting screen Set the Lower Limit and Upper Limit 4 Touch the Lower Limit Upper Limit on the Set Temp Range Setting screen 5 Setting screen is displayed Touch the Cool Dry...

Page 16: ...s to the Special Setting screen 48 F 88 F Enable Disable Enable Away Setting Cancel OK Start Temp Heat Cool 3 5 6 Human Sensor Setting for administrator 1 Touch the Human Sensor Setting on the Special Set ting screen When the Password Verification screen is displayed enter the password and touch the OK 2 Human Sensor Setting screen is displayed Touch the Auto Saving or Auto Off on the Human Sensor...

Page 17: ... Control for Energy Saving Cancel OK Enable Disable When the OK is touched the display returns to the Special Setting screen 3 6 Summer Time Daylight Saving Time Setting for administrator The time display and timer operation are 1 hour earlier than usual 1 Touch the Summer Time Setting on the Main Menu screen Monitor Previous Page Page 2 2 Main Menu Summer Time Setting Initial Setting Maintenance ...

Page 18: ...led If you repeat it press the Retry button 3 7 2 Backlight Setting 1 Touch the Backlight Setting on the Preference screen Back Preference Panel Calibration Backlight Setting Contrast Enable or disable the backlight 2 Backlight Setting screen is displayed Touch the En able Disable on the Backlight Setting screen 3 Enable Disable screen is displayed Select the Enable or Disable 2 3 Enable Disable E...

Page 19: ...h Date Setting The date and time display format are set When the power is turned off the date and time data hold time by built in battery is approximately 7 days When the power is turned off for longer than this the date and time must be reset Temp Unit Setting The temperature display unit is switched to C or F Factory settings is C R C Group Name Setting The remote controller group name can be se...

Page 20: ...te and Time Setting Date 01 01 2017 Time 12 00 AM Sun 12 00AM Cancel OK Date Format Day Month Year Time Format 12 00 11 59AM PM Summer Time Setting Disable 12 00 Sun 12 00AM Time Cancel OK hour AM min When the OK is touched the display returns to the Date and Time Setting screen Note Setting screen format corresponds to the preference of the Display format Setting 7 When the OK on the Date and Tim...

Page 21: ...e Initial Setting screen 3 8 5 R C Sensor Setting 1 Set the R C Sensor Setting on the Initial Setting screen 2 R C Sensor Setting screen is displayed Touch the Used 1 2 Back Previous Page Page 2 3 Initial Setting R C Sensor Setting Password Setting Display Item Setting Master Indoor Unit Setting Next Page R C Sensor Setting Cancel OK Used Not Used Note When set to Not Used by this setting the foll...

Page 22: ... Indoor Unit Setting Next Page Filter Sign visible invisible 2 Display Item Setting screen is displayed Touch the Filter Sign on the Display Item Setting screen 3 Filter Sign screen is displayed Touch the Visible or Invisible 2 3 Filter Sign Visible Display Item Setting Cancel OK Room Temp Invisible Filter Sign Cancel OK Visible Invisible When the OK is touched the display returns to the Display I...

Page 23: ...e 11 00 2 53 8 53 11 00 11 00 11 00 1 2015 8 1 002 01 141 2 2015 7 30 002 02 143 3 2015 7 25 002 02 143 4 2015 7 22 002 01 141 5 2015 7 22 002 01 141 6 2015 7 21 002 01 141 Page 1 2 Error History No Date Time Address Code Back Next Page Erase All AM AM AM AM AM AM 11 00 2 53 8 53 11 00 11 00 7 2015 7 1 002 01 141 8 2015 7 10 002 02 143 9 2015 7 5 002 02 143 10 2015 7 2 002 01 141 11 2015 7 2 002 0...

Page 24: ...o the following table Status Selectable Not selectable At any time Custom auto Cool Dry Fan Heat 4 1 3 RB priority connection in heat recovery system a For indoor units or RB groups by RB priority connec tion refer to the following table Status Selectable Not selectable Cooling priority is set by external input Cool Dry Custom Auto Heat Fan Heating priority is set by external input Heat Custom Aut...

Page 25: ...imum start operation 5 OTHERS 5 1 Outline Dimensions Unit in mm 4 3 4 120 4 3 4 120 13 16 20 4 All Fujitsu General products are manufactured to metric units and tolerances United States customary units are provided for reference only In cases where exact dimensions and tolerances are required always refer to metric units 5 2 Specifications Model Name UTY RNRUZ2 Input voltage DC 12 V Power consumpt...

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