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WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL All displays are described in the liquid crystal display for explanation
Display section
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OPERATION MODE display
Indicates selected operation mode.
2
SET TEMP display Indicates set temperature.
SLEEP TIMER time display Indicates the amount of time remaining on the sleep timer.
Indoor function setting
number display
Indicates the setting number of the indoor function setting.
3
FAN SPEED display Indicates the selected air flow volume.
4
UP/DOWN AIRFLOW
display
Indicates the up/down louver position.
5
LEFT/RIGHT AIRFLOW
display
Indicates the left/right louver position.(RCN-EK2 only)
6
Clock display
Indicates the current time. If the timer is set, the ON
TIMER and OFF TIMER setting times are indicated.
7
ON/OFF TIMER display Displayed when the timer is set.
8
ECO mode display Displayed when the energy-saving operation is active.
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HI POWER display Displayed when the high power operation is active.
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NIGHT SETBACK display Displayed when the home leave mode is active.
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SILENT display Displayed when the silent mode control is active.
B
Motion sensor display
Displayed when the infrared sensor control(motion sensor
control) is enabled.
C
Anti draft setting display Displayed when anti draft setting is enabled.
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Child lock display Displayed when child lock is enabled.
Operation section
Transmitter:Sends signal to
the air conditioner.
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ON/OFF button
When this is pressed once, the air conditioner starts to
operate and when this is pressed once again, it stops
operating.
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MODE button
Every time this button is pressed, displays switch as below
(AUTO) (COOL) (HEAT)
(FAN) (DRY)
3
TEMP button
Change the set temperature by pressing or button.
4
FAN SPEED button
The fan speed is switched in the following order: 1-speed
➞ 2-speed ➞ 3-speed ➞ 4-speed ➞ AUTO ➞ 1-speed.
5
U/D button Used to determine the up/down louver position.
6
L/R button
Used to determine the left/right louver position.
(RCN-EK2 only)
7
3D AUTO button
Used to switch whether or not to enable or disable 3D
AUTO mode.
(RCN-EK2 only)
8
ON TIMER button Used to set the ON TIMER.
9
OFF TIMER button Used to set the OFF TIMER.
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SELECT button
Used to switch the time when setting the timer or adjusting the time.
Used to switch the settings of the indoor function.
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SET button
Used to determine the setting when setting the timer or
adjusting the time.
Used to determine the settings of the indoor function.
When press and hold SET button ,Child Lock is enabled.
B
CANCEL button Used to cancel the timer setting.
C
SLEEP button Used to set the sleep timer.
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ECO button
Pressing this button starts the energy-saving operation.
Pressing this button again cancels it.
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HI POWER button
Pressing this button starts the high power operation.
Pressing this button again cancels it.
F
SILENT button
Pressing this button starts the silent mode control.
Pressing this button again cancels it.
G
NIGHT SETBACK button
Pressing this button starts the home leave mode.
Pressing this button again cancels it.
H
FILTER button Pressing this button resets FILTER SIGN.
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FUNCTION SETTING switch
Used to set the indoor function.
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TIME SETUP switch Used to set the current time.
K
ACL switch Used to reset the microcomputer.
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Wall mounted (FDK)
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BACK UP SWITCH
When the remote control is missing or defective, this switch can start and stop the air conditioner.
RUN LED (GREEN)
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Continuous lighting: During operation
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Continuous blinking: ”PREPARATION OF HEATING”
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Triple blinks: Indicates that a signal has been received from the remote control.
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The number that corresponds to the “tens place” of the error code that blinks
repeatedly (10 seconds per cycle) when a check indication is displayed.
TIMER LED (YELLOW)
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Continuous lighting: The timer is active.
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Continuous blinking: Filter sign
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The number that corresponds to the “ones place” of the error code that blinks
repeatedly (10 seconds per cycle) when a check indication is displayed.
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