KLIC-DI PRODUCT MANUAL - Voltus

KLIC-DI INTERFACE KNX – DAIKIN ZN1CL-KLIC-DI

Edition 3.0

Version 1.4

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Index 1. Introduction .............................................................................................................. 3

2. Installation ............................................................................................................... 5

2.1. KLIC-DI Installation .......................................................................................... 5 2.2. Elements Description ....................................................................................... 6

3. Configuration ........................................................................................................... 8

3.1. Basic Control .................................................................................................... 8 3.2. Advanced Functionalities ................................................................................. 8

4. Parameterization ................................................................................................... 11

4.1. Default Configuration ...................................................................................... 11 4.2. General ........................................................................................................... 13 4.3. Mode .............................................................................................................. 14 4.4. Fan speed ...................................................................................................... 14 4.5. Scenes ........................................................................................................... 16 4.6. Temperature Limitation .................................................................................. 17 4.7. Automatic switch off ....................................................................................... 18 4.8. Errors management ........................................................................................ 18 4.9. Initial configuration ......................................................................................... 19

Annex I. Communication Objects ................................................................................. 21

Annex II. Correspondence Error Codes of Daikin Units ............................................... 23


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1. INTRODUCTION

The KLIC-DI is an interface that allows a bidirectional communication between a KNX domotic system and the commercial air-conditioning units of the series Sky Air manufactured by Daikin.

Due to this bidirectional communication, the air conditioning unit can be controlled in the same way that using an IR remote controller and the real status of the air-conditioning unit is checked and sent to the KNX bus for its monitoring.

Figure 1 KLIC-DI

In case of using a wired remote control in the same communication bus of the unit, the KLIC-DI will communicate with this remote control acting one device as master control while the other device will act as slave control. It is important to verify that the KLIC-DI and the wired remote control are configured with different type of control. This way, the control acting as slave will update its status when the master orders it and will communicate its status changes when they are modified from the own slave control.

Device Features:

Small enclosure: 90 x 60 x 35 mm (2 DIN rail units)

Designed to be installed inside distribution boxes or electrical mounting boxes.

KLIC-DD controls commercial and industrial air conditioners (bi-directional communication) of the series Sky Air and VRV from Daikin.

Daikin control protocol.


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Control over all Daikin air-conditioning functionality. Error management handles Daikin error codes as well as any communication errors that may arise.

LED indicators allow monitoring of the bidirectional traffic flow.

Integrated EIB/KNX Bus Coupling Unit.

Complete data saving in case of Bus Power Failure.

CE Compliant


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2. INSTALLATION

2.1. KLIC-DI INSTALLATION

The KLIC-DI installation is performed the same way that any other KNX device. We just need to connect the device to KNX bus through the specific KNX connector.

On the other hand, this device is connected to the Daikin internal unit PCB (P1/P2 connectors), using a 2-wire cable.

If the wired remote control from Daikin is also used, it is necessary to make sure that the wired remote control is in mode slave if the KLIC-DI is configured as master control. And vice versa, if the KLIC-DI is configured as slave control, the wired remote control must be in master position.

Once the device is provided with power supply from the bus, both, the physical address and the KLIC application program can be downloaded.

This device does not need any external supply, since it just works with the power supply of KNX bus.

Connections to daikin P1/P2 bus diagrams

Figure 2 Connecting KLIC-DI to P1/P2 bus

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2.2. ELEMENTS DESCRIPTION

Prog: To set the device programming mode. When initially pushed, after BUS Powering, “secure mode” is set.

Led: Led “On” indicates programming mode. Led blinking every 0,5s, the device is set in “secure mode”. It also indicates bidirectional communication between KLIC-DI and Daikin unit.

Diagrams Leyend

A KLIC – DI

B Daikin Wired remote control

C Daikin SKY or VRV unit

P1 - P2 Daikin connection bus

1 - 2 Zennio connection terminal

* The wired remote control must operate in the opposite mode to KLIC-DI

Notes

The model FDXS‐E is controlled by KLIC-DD (see datasheet) because the internal unit does not have P1/P2 port.

Figure 3 Connecting KLIC-DI to bus P1/P2 with wired remote control (slave mode)

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Communication Cable: 2-wire cable, direct to PI/P2 connectors that can be found at the PCB of the internal unit, or in the wired remote control.

Besides including the programming red LED (typical in any KNX device), the KLIC-DI incorporates two more LEDs, blue and green ones, in order to inform about the bidirectional communication between KNX and Daikin, resulting very useful in the installation process.

Nº Description

1 EIB connector

2 Programming LED

3 Programming button

4 2-wire communication terminal


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3. CONFIGURATION

3.1. BASIC CONTROL

With KLIC-DI, the air conditioning unit can be monitored and controlled the same way it is done with the wired remote control provided with the air conditioning unit.

By means of bus KNX, it can be controlled the following basic functionalities of the air conditioning system:

ON/OFF of the air conditioning unit.

Setpoint Temperature. Between 16 and 32 ºC.

Operating Mode: Auto, Heat, Dry, Fan and Cool.

Fan Speed: 2 or 3 speed levels configuration. (Check out the available levels in the Daikin unit)

Swing: Stopped or swing.

These functionalities have associated a machine status, which is periodically sent to KLIC-DI. When KLIC-DI receives a status different from the previous one from the machine, it updates the status of the corresponding parameter in the bus KNX.

3.2. ADVANCED FUNCTIONALITIES

Besides the basic control over the air conditioning system, KLIC-DI offers other advanced functionalities that give an added value with regard to the wired remote control:

Scenes Configuration: allows establishing a specific parameters combination for the air conditioning machine.

Temperature Limitation: Daikin air conditioning systems are limited in temperature (usually to the range 16-32 ºC. Please verify the range for a particular model in the corresponding Daikin manual). This KLIC functionality allows configuring custom temperature ranges for the modes Heat and Cool by means of the ETS in such a way that the setpoint temperature will remain in the range. In case of receiving from the bus KNX a temperature command with a value out of the configured limits, the temperature value sent to the machine will be the corresponding limit value.


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Auto Switch Off: allows temporarily switching off the machine if a status change in the communication object associated to it, takes place. An example of this functionality could be the use of a window sensor, associated to the auto switch off, that allows switching off the machine if the window is opened.

Errors Management: this functionality allows the sending of messages to the bus informing about errors. Errors management handles Daikin error codes as well as any communication errors that may arise

Besides informing about the apparition of possible errors it can be also configured the sending of the error type.

In case of internal errors, the numerical code associated to the error type is shown in the following table:

Error Number Type of Internal Error

1 Problems with the data reception (speed, parity, etc.)

2 Communication waiting time exceeded (Time-out)

3 Incorrect checksum

4 Incorrect response from the machine

Regarding the numerical code associated to the external errors type, look up the manual of the installed air-conditioning system or the Annex II Correspondence Error Codes of Daikin Units.

Initial Configuration:

All machine status must have an initial value after installing the system or a power failure. With this purpose, it has been included in the KLIC the possibility of defining the initial status for the ON/OFF, temperature, fan speed and swing (those models with swing mode available) of the machine.

These initial values can be sent both to the bus KNX and the air conditioning unit.

Type of Control: Master/Slave

It is important to take into account the type of control, master or slave, with which the KLIC-DI is going to be configured.

The remote control “master” in the installation is in charge of the communication with the machine and it will retransmit the instructions and status between the machine and the slave remote control in case of having


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one. In spite of the master/salve configuration, all the functionalities can be set from both remote controls.

This functionality allows including in the installation both the KLIC-DI and the Daikin wired control and choosing the desired master/slave configuration whenever the KLIC-DI and the wired control are not configured with the same type of control. In case of having both controls configured as masters, the screen of the Daikin control will show the error “88” and the error “U5” will be sent to the bus.

Take into account: When switching the type of control of the Daikin wired control between master and slave, it is necessary to remove the power supply from the wired control and connecting it again for rebooting the wired control in the suitable mode

Important: The wired control BRC1E51A7 can only operate as master control. In case of using this model of wired control in the installation, it is necessary configuring the KLIC-DI as slave control.


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4. PARAMETERIZATION

For starting to parameterize the device it is necessary, once the ETS has been opened, importing the data base of the product KLIC-DI SKY 1.0.vd2.

Then the KLIC is added to the project where it is desired to include the device. Click with the right mouse button the right button on the device and select “Edit Parameters..” for starting with the configuration.

In the following sections there is a detailed explanation about each of the different functionalities of the device in ETS.

4.1. DEFAULT CONFIGURATION

This section shows the default configuration from which the device configuration starts.

If the window “Edit Parameters” is opened for the first time, the KLIC General configuration by default will be found.

Next figure shows the General window with the default values:

Figure 4 Default General Configuration


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As we can see in the previous figure all the advanced functionalities: scenes, temperature limitation, auto switch off, errors management and initial configuration are disabled by default.

If the Mode and Fan are selected, it will be seen that both the Individual Modes and the Simplified Modes (Cool/Heat) are disabled by default while the Fan is configured for 2 different fan speeds and the step control is also disabled.

In the next figure, it can be watched the available communication objects by default: they allow sending the ON/OFF to the Split, setpoint temperature, mode, swing (in those units which have this option) and fan speed (two speeds), as well as receiving the status of these variables from the Split.

Figure 6 Default Fan Configuration

Figure 5 Default Mode Configuration

Figure 7 Default Communication Objects


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4.2. GENERAL

From the parameterization window General the advanced functionalities can be enabled:

Scenes

Temperature Limitation

Auto OFF

Errors Management

Type of Control

Indoor Temperature Sending Time

Initial Configuration

As we select the functionalities in the pull down lists, the access to the functionality configuration window will appear in the Menu at the left and the corresponding communication objects are enabled.

This window also allows configuring the type of control for the remote control:

Master/Slave

And the Sending Time for the Indoor Temperature. This temperature is sent by the machine when the indoor temperature changes. In order to avoid an excessive sending

Figure 8 General


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of telegrams with this temperature, it has been implemented this parameter. This way, the indoor temperature will be sent every certain period of time specified with this parameter and only if the temperature has changed.

4.3. MODE

As it has been previously seen in the default configuration, the specific Mode window allows the user select:

Individual Modes

When selecting the “Individual Modes”, two 1-bit communication objects will be enabled, one for controlling the mode and another one for receiving the status from the split, for each mode (Auto, Cool, Only Fan, Heat and Dry) besides the 1-byte communication objects for controlling and indicating the Mode that exist by default.

If the option “Individual Modes” is activated, the operating mode of the machine will be sent by means of the 1-bit Sending object associated to the mode. Moreover the Mode will be also sent to the bus KNX by means of both the 1-byte Mode objects for controlling and indicating the status of the corresponding mode.

Simplified Modes

The selection of the “Simplified Modes” will enable a 1-bit communication object with the same name that will allow choosing between Mode Cool (value 0) and Mode Heat (value 1).

For this communication object, the corresponding status communication object does not exist.

Figure 9 Mode

4.4. FAN SPEED

In this window it can be selected the number of fan levels that the air conditioning unit has: 2 or 3 levels besides the auto level.


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The fan speed has associated two 1-byte communication objects that respectively controls and indicates the fan speed. The control object records the fan speed in percentage. For this reason this value will be interpolated in such a way that corresponds to the selected number of levels. The status object will show the fan speed according to the interpolated percentages.

Two Levels of Fan

If the fan speed configuration has 2 levels, the fan speed percentages will be interpolated in the following way:

Initial Speed Percentage

Interpolated Speed Percentage Level

0 49% 25 % Minimum

50-100 % 100 % Maximum

Three Levels of Fan

On the other hand, with a fan speed configuration of 3 levels, the fan speed percentages will be interpolated according to next table:

Initial Speed Percentage

Interpolated Speed Percentage Level

0 32% 25 % Minimum

33-65 % 50 % Medium

66-100% 100 % Maximum

Besides configuring the number of levels the Fan window allows selecting the “Step Control”.

Step Control

The selection of “Step Control” enables a 1-bit object for increasing or decreasing the fan speed level:

Value “1”: Increase

Figure 10 Fan Speed


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Value “0”: Decrease

The “Step Control” is not cyclical which means that if the fan speed is Minimum (0%), when the speed level is decreased, the speed will remain at this mode until the level is increased again. The same way, when the speed level is at 100%, the level will remain at this maximum until the speed is decreased.

4.5. SCENES

A scene involves the synchronized sending of several commands to the air conditioning unit with the objective of generating a determined climate environment in the room.

KLIC offers the possibility of configuring up to 4 scenes.

Once the Scenes are enabled in General, the option Scenes appears in the Menu.

For each of the 4 scenes, the variables that can be configured are:

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Figure 12 Scenes Configuration Example

Figure 11 Scenes


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Scene1-4:

Scene Number: Scene number within the installation.

ON/OFF: No change, switching ON or OFF the Split.

Temperature: No change or temperature value between 16°C and 32°C.

Mode: No change, auto, heat, dry, fan or cool.

Fan: No change, minimum, medium o maximum.

Swing: No change, stopped or swing

4.6. TEMPERATURE LIMITATION

The air conditioning unit has defined upper and lower temperature limits that cannot be exceeded (the limits are usually 32ºC and 16ºC respectively). Nevertheless, KLIC offers the possibility of establishing new temperature limits if they are specified within the Daikin limits of the unit that is going to be used (Look up the Daikin unit manual).

The temperature limits can be personalized for the two modes with associated temperature: Cool and Heat.

Figure 13 Temperature Limitation


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Once the limitation is enabled, when a value out of the range is sent from the bus KNX, the value that will be sent to Daikin unit will be the corresponding temperature limit and this new temperature value will be notified to the bus KNX.

As a new functionality, it has been included a 1-bit communication object that will allow the user enabling (object to “1”) or disabling (object to “0”) these personalized temperatures restoring the Daikin default range.

Take into account: When configuring in ETS the temperature limitation, this functionality is automatically enabled by default and the personalized ranges will control the unit performance when it switches on.

4.7. AUTOMATIC SWITCH OFF

When this option is enabled, the air conditioning unit will be temporarily switched off if a status change in the associated binary communication object is produced.

This functionality has two configurable parameters:

Delay for Auto-OFF: Number of seconds that KLIC-DI delays the air conditioning unit switching off.

4.8. ERRORS MANAGEMENT

The Errors Management window allows enabling the sending of messages to the bus indicating any error that may arise: internal errors of the communication between the KLIC-DI and the Daikin unit or external errors, errors in the own Daikin unit.

It can be enabled the internal errors, the external errors or both:

Internal Errors: Yes or no.

External Errors: Yes or no.

Figure 14 Auto-OFF


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Every error type has associated two communication objects: the binary one indicates if an error has occurred and the 1-byte object that indicates the code identifying the error.

4.9. INITIAL CONFIGURATION

The initial configuration window allows configuring the initial machine status after the installation or a power failure.

The variables that can be initialized are the following:

ON/OFF: Last, ON or OFF.

Temperature: Last or custom.

Mode: Last, auto, heat, dry, fan or cool.

Fan: Last, auto, minimum, minimum-medium, medium, maximum-medium or maximum.

Swing: Last, stopped or swing.

Moreover, it can be configured the Sending of status to the Bus or Split and when it must be carried out:

Send Initial Configuration to BUS?: Yes or no.

Delay: number of seconds that the KLIC delays the sending of status to the BUS

Figure 15 Errors Management


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Figure 16 Initial Configuration

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ANNEX I. COMMUNICATION OBJECTS

SECTION NUMBER LENGHT IN/OUT FLAGSVALUES

NAME OBJECT FUNCTION RANGE INITIAL RESET

GENERAL

0 1 bit I W 0/1 0 ON/OFF Turn ON the Split(1); Turn OFF the Split(0)

1 2 bytes I W 10‐32 Temperature Temperature sent to the Split

2 1 byte I W 0‐255 Mode Auto(0); Heat(1); Cool(3); Fan(9);Dry(14)

3 1 byte I W 0‐255 Fan

Auto(0%);Minimum(1‐20%);Medium(21‐60%);Maximum(61‐100%)

Auto(0%); Minimum (1‐20%); Minimum ‐ Medium (21‐40%); Medium (41‐60%); Medium ‐ Maximum (61‐80%); Maximum (81‐100%)

4 1 bit I W 0/1 Swing Swing(1); Stopped(0)

5 1 bit R‐T 0/1 ON/OFF (Status) Split State (ON/OFF)

6 2 bytes R‐T 10‐32 Temperature (Status) Temperature received from the split

7 1 byte R‐T 0‐255 Mode (Status) Mode received from the split

8 1 byte R‐T 0‐255 Fan (Status)

With 3 levels: Auto(0%); Minimum(20%); Medium(60%); Maximum(100%)

With 5 levels: Auto (0%); Min. (20%); Minimum ‐ Medium (40%); v(60%); Maximum ‐ Medium (80%); Max.(100%)

9 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Swing (Status) Swing status: Swing(1); Stopped(0)

22 1 byte I W 0‐255 Scenes Set Scene Value (Scene Number)

23 1 bit I W 0/1 Temperature Limitation Enable(1); Disable(0)

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SECTION NUMBER LENGHT IN/OUT FLAGSVALUES

NAME OBJECT FUNCTION RANGE INITIAL RESET

24 1 bit I W 0/1 Auto‐OFF Enable(1); Disable(0)

10 1 bit I W‐T 0/1 Auto Mode Set Auto Mode(1); Nothing(0)

11 1 bit I W‐T 0/1 Cool Mode Set Cool Mode (1); Nothing (0)

12 1 bit I W‐T 0/1 Heat Mode Set Heat Mode (1); Nothing (0)

13 1 bit I W‐T 0/1 Fan Mode Set Fan Mode (1); Nothing (0)

14 1 bit I W‐T 0/1 Dry Mode Set Dry Mode (1); Nothing (0)

MODE

15 1 bit I W 0/1 Simplified Mode Cool(0); Heat(1)

16 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Auto Mode (Status) Auto Mode Enabled (1); Disabled (0)

17 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Cool Mode (Status) Cool Mode Enabled (1); Disabled (0)

18 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Heat Mode (Status) Heat Mode Enabled (1); Disabled (0)

19 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Fan Mode (Status) Fan Mode Enabled (1); Disabled (0)

20 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Dry Mode (Status) Dry Mode Enabled (1); Disabled (0)

FAN 21 1 bit I W 1 Fan [1bit] (Status) Down(0); Up(1)

ERRORS MANAGEMENT

25 1 bit R‐T 0/1 Internal Error (Status) No error(0); Error(1)

26 1 byte R‐T 1‐4 Type of Internal Error (Status) Err.Reception(1);Timeout (2); Incorrect Checksum (3); Incorrect Response(4)

27 1 bit R‐T 0/1 External Error (Status) No error(0); Error(1)

28 1 byte R‐T 0‐255 Type of External Error (Status) Check Daikin Errors Table


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ANNEX II. CORRESPONDENCE ERROR CODES OF DAIKIN UNITS

Next table shows the correspondence between the external error code provided by KLIC-DI at the Bus KNX and the breakdown codes of the Daikin units: ERROR

BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE

1 00 49 E0 97 J0 145 U0 193 70 241 40 289 10 337 M0 385 T0 433 X0

2 01 50 E1 98 J1 146 U1 194 71 242 41 290 11 338 M1 386 T1 434 X1

3 02 51 E2 99 J2 147 U2 195 72 243 42 291 12 339 M2 387 T2 435 X2

4 03 52 E3 100 J3 148 U3 196 73 244 43 292 13 340 M3 388 T3 436 X3

5 04 53 E4 101 J4 149 U4 197 74 245 44 293 14 341 M4 389 T4 437 X4

6 05 54 E5 102 J5 150 U5 198 75 246 45 294 15 342 M5 390 T5 438 X5

7 06 55 E6 103 J6 151 U6 199 76 247 46 295 16 343 M6 391 T6 439 X6

8 07 56 E7 104 J7 152 U7 200 77 248 47 296 17 344 M7 392 T7 440 X7

9 08 57 E8 105 J8 153 U8 201 78 249 48 297 18 345 M8 393 T8 441 X8

10 09 58 E9 106 J9 154 U9 202 79 250 49 298 19 346 M9 394 T9 442 X9

11 0A 59 EA 107 JA 155 UA 203 7A 251 4A 299 1A 347 MA 395 TA 443 XA

12 0H 60 EH 108 JH 156 UH 204 7H 252 4H 300 1H 348 MH 396 TH 444 XH

13 0C 61 EC 109 JC 157 UC 205 7C 253 4C 301 1C 349 MC 397 TC 445 XC

14 0J 62 EJ 110 JJ 158 UJ 206 7J 254 4J 302 1J 350 MJ 398 TJ 446 XJ

15 0E 63 EE 111 JE 159 UE 207 7E 255 4E 303 1E 351 ME 399 TE 447 XE

16 0F 64 EF 112 JF 160 UF 208 7F 256 4F 304 1F 352 MF 400 TF 448 XF

17 A0 65 H0 113 L0 161 90 209 60 257 30 305 G0 353 N0 401 V0 449 Y0


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ERROR

BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE

18 A1 66 H1 114 L1 162 91 210 61 258 31 306 G1 354 N1 402 V1 450 Y1

19 A2 67 H2 115 L2 163 92 211 62 259 32 307 G2 355 N2 403 V2 451 Y2

20 A3 68 H3 116 L3 164 93 212 63 260 33 308 G3 356 N3 404 V3 452 Y3

21 A4 69 H4 117 L4 165 94 213 64 261 34 309 G4 357 N4 405 V4 453 Y4

22 A5 70 H5 118 L5 166 95 214 65 262 35 310 G5 358 N5 406 V5 454 Y5

23 A6 71 H6 119 L6 167 96 215 66 263 36 311 G6 359 N6 407 V6 455 Y6

24 A7 72 H7 120 L7 168 97 216 67 264 37 312 G7 360 N7 408 V7 456 Y7

25 A8 73 H8 121 L8 169 98 217 68 265 38 313 G8 361 N8 409 V8 457 Y8

26 A9 74 H9 122 L9 170 99 218 69 266 39 314 G9 362 N9 410 V9 458 Y9

27 AA 75 HA 123 LA 171 9A 219 6A 267 3A 315 GA 363 NA 411 VA 459 YA

28 AH 76 HH 124 LH 172 9H 220 6H 268 3H 316 GH 364 NH 412 VH 460 YH

29 AC 77 HC 125 LC 173 9C 221 6C 269 3C 317 GC 365 NC 413 VC 461 YC

30 AJ 78 HJ 126 LJ 174 9J 222 6J 270 3J 318 GJ 366 NJ 414 VJ 462 YJ

31 AE 79 HE 127 LE 175 9E 223 6E 271 3E 319 GE 367 NE 415 VE 463 YE

32 AF 80 HF 128 LF 176 9F 224 6F 272 3F 320 GF 368 NF 416 VF 464 YF

33 C0 81 F0 129 P0 177 80 225 50 273 20 321 K0 369 R0 417 W0 465 Z0

34 C1 82 F1 130 P1 178 81 226 51 274 21 322 K1 370 R1 418 W1 466 Z1

35 C2 83 F2 131 P2 179 82 227 52 275 22 323 K2 371 R2 419 W2 467 Z2

36 C3 84 F3 132 P3 180 83 228 53 276 23 324 K3 372 R3 420 W3 468 Z3

37 C4 85 F4 133 P4 181 84 229 54 277 24 325 K4 373 R4 421 W4 469 Z4

38 C5 86 F5 134 P5 182 85 230 55 278 25 326 K5 374 R5 422 W5 470 Z5

39 C6 87 F6 135 P6 183 86 231 56 279 26 327 K6 375 R6 423 W6 471 Z6

40 C7 88 F7 136 P7 184 87 232 57 280 27 328 K7 376 R7 424 W7 472 Z7


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ERROR

BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE ERROR BUS

DAIKIN

CODE

41 C8 89 F8 137 P8 185 88 233 58 281 28 329 K8 377 R8 425 W8 473 Z8

42 C9 90 F9 138 P9 186 89 234 59 282 29 330 K9 378 R9 426 W9 474 Z9

43 CA 91 FA 139 PA 187 8A 235 5A 283 2A 331 KA 379 RA 427 WA 475 ZA

44 CH 92 FH 140 PH 188 8H 236 5H 284 2H 332 KH 380 RH 428 WH 476 ZH

45 CC 93 FC 141 PC 189 8C 237 5C 285 2C 333 KC 381 RC 429 WC 477 ZC

46 CJ 94 FJ 142 PJ 190 8J 238 5J 286 2J 334 KJ 382 RJ 430 WJ 478 ZJ

46 CJ 94 FJ 142 PJ 190 8J 238 5J 286 2J 334 KJ 382 RJ 430 WJ 478 ZJ

48 CF 96 FF 144 PF 192 8F 240 5F 288 2F 336 KF 384 RF 432 WF 480 ZF

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