Perform the setting change or removal for Zone (A)

Zone setting screen (A)

NOTES:

If the status of VRF indoor unit is "Offline", do not include it in the Zone. If Offline indoor unit is included in the Zone, remove it from the Zone by using "Remove" operation.
Do not include VRF indoor unit of Unknown model in the Zone.
When the system is special situation such as maintenance or the setting is limited, even if the setting is performed, it is not reflected in the indoor unit.

(a) Zone status is displayed.
For the status, refer to "Icon Explanation".

(b) Link menu

Edit Zone
Displays the "Zone Settings" window.
Delete Zone
Deletes the Zone.
Access Setting
Displays the Access Setting.
* Only for Administrator.

NOTE: When the Zone is deleted, all the configurations in the Zone are also deleted.

(c) Active Alerts
Alerts will appear below in necessary. For details, refer to "Alert and notification".

(d) Zone conditions
The current Zone conditions are displayed.
The value is the average value measured by all indoor units in the zone.

(e) Zone Functions settings
Available Zone function Controllers (ZFC) are displayed.

(f) [ALL START] button
All devices in the Zone start the operation.

(g) [ALL STOP] button
All devices in the Zone stop the operation.

(h) Auto Off [On/Off] icon
On/Off of Auto Off and time can be set.

If Auto Off Timer is On, when the set time elapses after any indoor unit gets into operating state in the Zone, all indoor units are automatically stopped in the Zone.
If the indoor unit operating state is changed during countdown of Auto Off Timer, the time of countdown is reset.

(i) [-+] button
Expands or collapses the display.

(1) Thermal Zone function Controller
In Thermal ZFC, Temp. and Mode can be set for devices that can set temperatures registered in the Zone.

(2) Link menu

Edit
Displays the Thermal ZFC configuration modal.

NOTE: The Occupant user cannot change the settings in the Thermal ZFC configuration modal. In other words, the Thermal ZFC temperature range limit and ZFC Prohibition described later work only for the Occupant user.

(3) On/Off
Sets On/Off for all devices that can set temperature.

(4) Set the temperature setpoint.

NOTES:

Dual Setpoint Auto:
Set the set temperature for cooling and the set temperature for heating separately. During the Dual Setpoint Auto mode operation, when the room temperature exceeds the set temperature for cooling, the cooling operation is performed, and when the room temperature falls below the set temperature for heating, the heating operation is performed. (It can be used only when the setting of the indoor unit compatible with this function is valid.)
The settable temperature range is different for each operation mode.
Settable temperature range
Cool/Dry* 18 to 30 °C (64 to 88 °F) or 20 to 30 °C (68 to 88 °F)
Heat 10 to 30 °C (48 to 88 °F)
Dual Setpoint Auto Same as the above range, but there are temperatures that cannot be set due to the deadband.
Auto* 18 to 30 °C (64 to 88 °F) or 20 to 30 °C (68 to 88 °F)
The lower limit of the setting temperature is different depending on the place of use.
The heating set temperature range of 10°C to 15°C (48°F to 58°F) may not be settable, depending on the indoor unit model.
Deadband:
The deadband is the minimum value of the difference between the set temperature for cooling and the set temperature for heating (= cooling set temperature - heating set temperature) in Dual Setpoint Auto mode.
The difference between the set temperature for cooling and heating in Dual Setpoint Auto mode cannot be smaller than the deadband. The deadband is set in the indoor unit. To change this, consult authorized service personnel.
When the temperature setting range is restricted by “Temperature Limit” setting of the indoor unit registered in Zone, the temperature setpoint setting range that can be set in "Zone Functions" is also restricted in the same way.
When two or more indoor units are registered in Zone, the temperature setpoint setting range by "Zone functions" is restricted by the smallest value of the upper temperature limit and the largest value of the lower temperature limit set by each indoor unit in "Temperature Limit".

(5) Set the operation mode.

NOTE: When the operation mode is set while its setting is limited, it is not reflected in the indoor unit even if saved. If the changed setting is not reflected in the operation mode, confirm that the operation mode is active.

(6) Ventilation Zone function Controller
In Ventilation ZFC, Airflow, Temp. and Mode can be set for devices that can set the ventilation registered in the Zone.

(7) Link menu

Edit
Displays the Ventilation ZFC configuration modal.

NOTE: The Occupant user cannot change the settings in the Ventilation ZFC configuration modal. In other words, the airflow range limit and temperature range limit of Ventilation ZFC and ZFC Prohibition described later work only for the Occupant user.

(8) On/Off
Sets On/Off for all devices that can set ventilation.

(9) Ventilation Target Temperature
Sets the target temperature of fresh air supplied to the Zone by the Ventilator.

(10) Target airflow volume
Sets the target airflow volume.

(11) Ventilator Operation Mode
Sets the operation mode.

(l) Device Setting

(m) Display switching button
Switches between card and list display.

(n) Link menu

Add Device
Displays the "Add Device" window.

(o) [-+] button
Expands or collapses the display.

(p) List of devices in the Zone
Moves to the device detail screen by selecting the device card.

(q) Link menu

Remove
Removes the device.

(r) Operating status

Running	Operating
Standby	Operation is stopped.
Offline	Offline status

(s) Displays the current temperature of Zone Setting.

NOTE: When the indoor unit is set to "Running", the room temperature is displayed. If not controlled by the temperature sensor of wired remote controller, the intake temperature of indoor unit is displayed. In this case, it may differ from the actual room temperature.

(t) Displays the target temperature of Zone Setting.

(u) Filter Icon
Displays the status of Filter Sign.

(v) Mode Icon
Displays the Mode of Indoor Unit.

(w) Zone Alert Thresholds

Move the sliders to set the thresholds.
Each color means the severity level as follows;
Green: None or Low
Yellow: Middle
Red: Critical
An alert appears on the "Active Alerts" area when the Zone condition reaches the Middle or Critical severity level.
The value is compared with the value of (d) Zone Conditions.

(x) [-+] button
Expands or collapses the display.

"Zone Settings" window

(a) [Delete] button
Deletes the Zone.

(b) Enter the Zone name.

(c) [Upload] button
Registers the Zone photo.

(d) Enter the Zone size.

(e) [Save] button
Saves the Zone.

"Add Device" window

(a) Item selection reset

(b) Item selection

NOTE: Indoor units already registered in other Zones are not displayed.

(c) [ADD DEVICES] button
Adds the devices.

NOTE: Up to 32 indoor units can be added to one Zone. Do not add more than 32 indoor units.

"Thermal" window

(a) Setpoint
Sets the setpoint for each operation mode (Heat, Cool, Dry, Auto Heat, Auto Cool, Auto Single Setpoint).

NOTE: When the operation mode is changed in Thermal ZFC, the Setpoint corresponding to the changed operation mode is read into the ZFC. In addition, the Setpoint which has been set is reflected to devices that can set temperature registered in the Zone according to the current operation mode of Thermal ZFC.

(b) Setpoint Limits
Sets the Setpoint Limits for each operation mode.

NOTES:

When the operation mode is changed in Thermal ZFC, the limit value corresponding to the changed operation mode is read into the Thermal ZFC. In addition, the Setpoint Limits which have been set are reflected to devices and limit the Setpoint according to the current operation mode of Thermal ZFC.
When other VRF central control devices such as Touch Panel Controller (UTY-DTGYZ1), and System Controller (UTY-APGXZ1), etc. are in the VRF system, the functions may conflict. In such cases, do not limit the temperature range from other devices.

(c) Deadband
Sets the Deadband value when the operation mode is Auto and Dual Setpoint is selected. For details, refer to "Set the temperature setpoint.".

(d) Deadband lower limit
Sets the lower limit value of Deadband. This lower limit value depends on the Deadband set value of indoor unit.

(e) Deadband upper limit
Sets the upper limit value of Deadband.

(f) Auto Setpoint Control
Switches the Setpoint control method when the operation mode is Auto.

Single Setpoint
This can be selected if all devices that can set temperature registered in the Zone are Single Setpoint functions. Setpoint at Auto operates by Single Setpoint.
Dual Setpoint
This is selected by default. When this is selected, Setpoint at Auto operates by Dual Setpoint regardless of the Dual/Single function setting of the device that can set temperature registered in the Zone.

NOTE: When Single setpoint is selected, only Auto single setpoint is displayed at Setpoint and Setpoint Limits
When Dual setpoint is selected, Auto Cool and Auto Heat are displayed at Setpoint and Setpoint Limits.

(g) ZFC Prohibition
Limits ZFC operations.

(h) ZFC Control
Sets Enable/Disable for the operation of the Thermal ZFC itself. When Disable is selected, "DISABLED" is displayed at Thermal ZFC.

When Enable is selected, as described at (4) and (5), Thermal ZFC controls the temperature settings of devices that can set temperatures registered in the Zone to be set to the Thermal ZFC setting. In addition, (a) to (f) settings are reflected to the Thermal ZFC operations.
When Disable is selected, Thermal ZFC does not control the temperature settings of devices that can set temperatures registered in the Zone to be set to the Thermal ZFC setting. In addition, (a) to (f) settings are not reflected to the Thermal ZFC operations.

(i) [CLOSE] button
Closes the window without saving changes.

(j) [APPLY] button
Saves the changes and closes the window.
After the window is closed, the ZFC set values are actually changed and transmitted to the devices that can set thermal setting registered in the zone.

"Ventilation" window

(a) Setpoint
Sets the target temperature of fresh air supplied to the Zone by the Ventilator.

(b) Setpoint Lower Limits
Limits the Setpoint lower limits.

(c) Setpoint Upper Limits
Limits the Setpoint upper limits.

(d) Airflow
Sets the Airflow volume of ventilation registered in the Zone.

(e) Airflow Lower Limits
Limits the airflow lower limits.

(f) Airflow Upper Limits
Limits the airflow upper limits.

(g) ZFC Prohibition
Limits the ZFC operations.

(h) ZFC Control
Sets Enable/Disable for the operation of the Ventilation ZFC itself. When Disable is selected, "DISABLED" is displayed at Ventilation ZFC.

When Enable is selected, as described at (7) to (9) of "Zone setting screen (A)", Ventilation ZFC controls the ventilation settings of devices that can set ventilations registered in the Zone to be set to the Ventilation ZFC setting. In addition, (a) to (f) of "Thermal window" settings are reflected to the Ventilation ZFC operations.
When Disable is selected, Ventilation ZFC does not control the ventilation settings of devices that can set ventilations registered in the Zone to be set to the Ventilation ZFC setting. In addition, (a) to (f) settings are not reflected to the Ventilation ZFC operations.

(i) [CLOSE] button
Closes the window without saving changes.

(j) [APPLY] button
Saves the changes and closes the window.
After the Modal is closed, the ZFC set values are actually changed and transmitted to the devices that can set ventilation registered in the zone.