LG PQCSB101S0 Installation Manual

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Brand: LG
Category: Controller
Model: PQCSB101S0
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Simple Central Controller

INSTALLATION MANUAL LG IMPORTANT • Please read this manual completely before installing the product. • Installation work must be performed in accordance with the national wiring standards by authorized personnel only. • Please retain this manual for future reference after reading it thoroughly. PQCSB101S0 Visit us at : http://www.lgservice.com ITALIANO ESPAÑOL FRANÇAIS DEUTSCH

Simple Central Controller

Central Control Unit Use & Care Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS I Safety precautions ..................................................................3 I Name of each part...................................................................6 Central controller .........................................................................................6 Annexed parts...............................................................................................6 I Dimensional drawing ..............................................................7 I System wiring drawing ..........................................................8 I Method of installation ...........................................................11 I Method to connect wires ......................................................13 I Network interfce connection................................................14 I Method to set switch.............................................................15 Group setting .............................................................................................15 Setting of master/slave ..............................................................................15 Master/slave setting when applying LGAP .................................................16 Connection method of function controller ...................................................17 I Addressing of indoor unit ....................................................18 I Troubleshooting ....................................................................20

To prevent injury to the user or other people and property damage, the following instructions

must be followed. I Incorrect operation due to ignoring instruction will cause harm or damage. The seriousness is classified by the following indications. I Meanings of symbols used in this manual are as shown below. This symbol indicates the possibility of death or serious injury. This symbol indicates the possibility of injury or damage. Be sure not to do. Be sure to follow the instruction. Don't install the controller in the nearby computer, automatic door, elevator. • Otherwise, it will cause the abnormal operation. Don't install the controller in the nearby extremely humid or trembling area. • There is risk of product damage. I Installation Avoid direct sun-rays and heat source. • There is risk of product damage. Use standard parts(connector). • Do not disassemble or repair the product. There is risk of fire or electric shock.

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Be cautious that water could not enter the product. • There is risk of fire, electric shock, or product damage. Don’t handle the controller with wet- hand. • There is risk of fire or electric shock. I Operation For electrical work, contact the dealer, seller, a qualified electrician, or an Authorized Service Center. • Do not disassemble or repair the product. There is risk of fire or electric shock. Do not install, remove, or re-install the unit by yourself (customer). • There is risk of fire, electric shock, explosion, or injury. For installation, always contact the dealer or an Authorized Service Center. • There is risk of fire, electric shock, explosion, or injury. When the product is soaked (flooded or submerged), contact an Authorized Service Center. • There is risk of fire or electric shock.

Don’t pull the lead wire.

• There is risk of fire, electric shock, or product damage. Do not lay on heavy things on power cords. • It may cause fire or electric shock.

Name of Each Part

6 Simple Central Controller Simple Central controller Annexed parts 1 3 4 5 2 Displays the status of the indoor unit if individual On/Off button is pressed. • Cooling/dehumidification/blowing operation: Green • Heating operation: Orange • Failure of product: Red • Stop: Off 1. On/Off status display LED (total 16EA) • Application of power: Green • No power: Off • During control: Flickering 2. Power display LED On/Off control of the connected indoor units. 3. Individual On/Off button (total 16EA) Sequentially turns off all indoor units connected to it. 4. Total Off button Sequentially starts all indoor units connected to it. 5. Total On button Central controller anchoring screws (4EA) Owner/Installation manual Actual name description sheet Addressing remote control AAA cell (2EA) Guide sheet Name of Each Part

Installation Manual 7 ENGLISH Dimensional Drawing Dimensional Drawing 98 120 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 79 120 20 60 30 10 18 18 13 60

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System Wiring Drawing System Wiring Drawing Function controller and PI 485 are sold separately. MAIN PCB PI 485 C D VCC A B GND C D A B VCC GND C D VCC A B GND C D A B VCC GND 103 104 105 115 116 102 101 MAIN PCB Connection between master and slave Master GND Vcc D C GND Vcc D C Dip switch Slave Dip swtich 003 004 005 . . . . . . 014 015 016 002 001 Central controller1 Outdoor unit Outdoor unit Function controller Indoor Unit Connection of indoor unit Connection of indoor unitUnit CN_REMO Central controller2 CN_REMO PI 485 1. Simple central controller installation case 1.

System Wiring Drawing

Installation Manual 9 ENGLISH 2. Simple central controller installation case 2 Installation method 1. Connect 4 wires to only one remote control from any one outdoor unit. (black lines are Vcc & GND, dotted lines are communication line C & D) 2. Then individually connect line C & D to the each of PI 485 controller without connecting Vcc & GND line. 3. For controller jump all 4 wires for interconnecting the controllers. 4. This saves installation wiring, cost and time. 5. One PI 485 can supply power to maximum 3 controllers only. Master Slave Slave Communication line can be extended to up to 16 simple central controllers with one serving as master and others as slave. Vcc GND C D

System Wiring Drawing

10 Simple Central Controller 3. Simple central controller installation case 3 Installation method 1. Set of three simple central controller are clubbed together in cascade for common power sharing line form the same outdoor. 2. Communication line can be commonly shared among all controllers (dotted lines). 3. Maximum of 16 controller can be clubbed in cascade system i.e. maximum 256 indoor units can be controlled. 4. One PI 485 can supply power to maximum 3 controllers only. Slave Slave Master Slave Slave Slave

Method of Installation

1. Hold the front/rear central part of the central controller with the both hands and then separate the case by pulling it ahead or behind while lightly pressing the front case. 2. Loose 4 screws anchoring PCB and then separate the rear case and PCB. 3. Anchor the rear case on the installation surface at holes using anchor screws and then join the rear case and PCBs. Method of Installation Hole for anchoring CAUTION: 1. Install the product on flat surface and install anchoring screws at more than 2 places. Otherwise the central controller may not be anchored properly. 2. Do not tighten anchoring screws too tightly. It may cause deformation of the case. 3. Do not deform the case at random. It may cause malfunction of the central controller.

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Method of Installation 4. Connect connection wires according to the instructions (See page 12) • To take out connecting wires from back side of case, use the wire hole on the rear case. • To take out connecting wires from front sides of case, puncture the dotted spots as shown in the picture and take out the connecting wires out fo it. 5. Perform the switch setting according to switch setting method. (See page 11) 6. Properly push and insert the front case into the rear case. 7. Check operation after applying power. Wire hole Rear Case Wire hole Rear case Front case Wire hole CAUTION: Always check addressing setting status of the indoor unit before applying power. If setting is not done properly, it may cause malfunction.

1. Make connection between PI 485

installed on the outdoor unit and central controller. 2. To supply power to the central controller, supply it from the terminal block Vcc and GND terminal of PI 485 or supply it through a separate DC 10V power supply unit. • Where more than 2 central controllers are installed, refer to system wiring drawing. (See page 6) Method to Connect Wires ON L1 2 3 4 KSDO4H Central controller Central controller PI 485 10V VCC GND GND BUS-A C BUS-B D Outdoor unit (PI 485) Method to Connect Wires CAUTION: 1. For supplying DC10V power from PI 485, power supply is permitted up to 3 central controllers per PI 485. When supplying power to more than 3 central controllers, failure may occur in operation of the central controller. 2. For expanding and connecting PI 485 communication lines C, D up to 16 central controllers can be connected. (In case if functional controller is also connected, then only 8 controllers can be connected.) 3. Use the 0.75 Square Shield wires for connection wires between PI485 and central controller wires. 4. For length of connection wires, observe the following regulations. - Length of connection wires between central controllers: Less than 1m - Length of connection wires between outdoor unit and central controller: Less than 200m - Length of whole connection wires: Less than 1Km.

Network Interface Connection

14 Simple Central Controller ON L1 2 3 4 KSDO4H ON KSDO 4H Network Interface Connection P1485(M) Dip Switch Configuration Select Air Conditioner Type Select Network Type * LGAP : LG Air conditioner Protocol ON KSDO4H ON KSDO4H ON KSDO4H ON KSDO4H 1 ON, All others OFF: & MPS Inverter Product + Central Controller (All types) - Without LGAP 1 and 4 ON, All others OFF: & MPS Inverter Product + Central Controller (All types) - Using LGAP 2 ON, All others OFF: MPS Multi Standard Product + Central Controller (All types) - Without LGAP 2 and 4 ON, All others OFF: Multi Standard Product + Central Controller (All types) - Using LGAP & MPS MULTI Products Configuration Methods CAUTION: The wrong setting of air-conditioner switch could cause malfunctioning. Switch setting must be done carefully. * Please refer the corresponding Central Controller installation manual if you want to know whether your Central Controller is compatible with LGAP or not.

Method to Set Switch

4 0 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Group number Setting of rotary switch On 1 2 3 4 On 1 2 3 4 Master/ Slave Class Setting of dip switch Master controller Slave controller Setting of Master/Slave Group Setting Select the group using rotary switch in the front of controller PCB for the central controller. Using dip switch no.1 located in the front of controller PCB, set the relevant central controller as master/slave as per the requirement. Installation of 1 central controller: Dip Switch No. 1 On/ No.2, 3, 4 Off (Master) Installation of more than 2 central controllers: Dip Switch No. 1 On/ No.2, 3, 4 Off (Master) Dip Switch No. 1, 2, 3, 4 Off of remaining central controller (slave) Method to Set Switch CAUTION: 1. For setting of Group/Master, use precise driver [(-) 20mm(W)] and set applied weight to 198N (2kg) or less. When applying unreasonable force, PCB and switch may be damaged due to shock. 2. Do not set more than 2 Masters. Where multiple of Master is set, communication with the outdoor unit is not done and thus it becomes impossible to control the indoor unit. 3. Always initialize power after setting the switches. If power is not initialized, it becomes impossible to recognize the settings of group and master/slave. Group Number 0 Master Mode Vcc GND C D CN-POWER GND CN-COM A S4 S3 S12 S16 TX1 LED4 LED8 LED12 LED11 LED16 LED15 PWB:6870A10001A ASM:6711A20005E LED7 LED3 L + + + + + + + + + S15 S18 S19 S15 S11 S2 LED2 S5 S9 + + + S1 IC1P LED5 LED9 LED13 LED17 LED10 LED14 S14 + S6 S10 CN-POWER CN-COM B ON L1 2 3 4 KSDO4H

Connection Method of Function Controller

Master/slave setting when applying LGAP 16 Simple Central Controller On 1 2 3 4 On 1 2 3 4 Master Slave Classifi cation Dip switch setting Master Controller for LGAP Slave Controller for LGAP Select the on/off of dip switch no. 2 located on the front side of the controller PCB to decide whether to apply LGAP or not. - When you turn on the dip switch no. 2, the LGAP protocol will be applied. When communicating with the product using LGAP, turn on the dip switch no. 2. - The master/slave setting is applied by turn on/off the dip switch no.1. - When installing in connection to the PC/advanced central controller with LGAP applied, simple central controller must be set with the dip switch as slave control with LGAP application. * When installing a simple central controller with LGAP, the dip switch No. 4 of PI-485 must be turn on for normal operation(refer to 14 page). * When using only the simple central controller, it is possible to either apply the LGAP or not apply the LGAP. But the LGAP setting of PI-485 and that of the simple central controller must be the same. * Refer to the PC/advanced central controller manual on how to apply the LGAP for PC/advanced central controller.

Connection Method of Function Controller

CN_REMO BR YL RD Central controller CN_REMO RD terminal (12V) Red Yellow Brown YL terminal (signal) BR terminal (GND) Function controller cable PQRCHCS0 FAN SPEED MODE Cooling Heating Auto Dry Fan Defrost Preheat Out door Slo Lo Med Hi Po Room Temp Total on Central Run SEARCH PQRCHCS0 FAN SPEED MODE Cooling Heating Auto Dry Fan Defrost Preheat Out door Slo Lo Med Hi Po Room Temp Total on Central Run SEARCH Power should always be off while connecting function controller to the central controller. 1 Connect the function controller as shown below. Symbols shown as CN_REMO at the terminal block of the central controller and color of cable connecting the function controller must correspond. 2 Connect red wires and brown wires to the relevant terminals of the central controller at CN_REMO respectively a where a function controller is also installed as shown below. 3 Close the central controller case and check the operation after application of power. Caution 1. Adhere the communication cable between function controller and central controller. 2. Use 3P-0.75 square wires where cable extension is required. 3. Installed cable length should be within 1m. 4. If wiring is not proper, the product may be damaged or not operate when the power is applied. Connection Method of Function Controller

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Addressing of Indoor Unit Addressing of Indoor Unit Multi V PLUS & MPS Product I Using Wired Remote Controller Timer Cancel Program Week Hour Min Holiday Set/Clr RESET ZONE 1 2 3 4 Operation unit Humidify JET AUTO AUTO SWING OPERATION FAN SPEED Program set SUB FUNCTION SET TEMP Room Temp HI MED LO Heater Defrost Filter Preheat Out door Time Timer On Set no. Time Off 01 03 05 07 09 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 Plasma Program Set/Clr 1. Press the Program & Set/Clr keys at the same time to activate the settings. 2. Set the indoor unit address using the temperature controller buttons. Allowed Range : 00 - FF ex) 3. To complete the address setting, press the Program & Set/Clr keys again at the same time for 3 seconds. Group No. Indoor unit No. 3 A

Addressing of Indoor Unit

I Using Wireless Remote Controller ON OFF SET CANCEL PLASMA Address setting Address check 1. Address setting mode 1) Keep pressing upper left side key continuously and press RESET button once. Now the system is ready for address setting. 2) Set the Indoor unit address using the temperature controller buttons. Allowed Range : 00-FF ex) 3 A Group No. Indoor unit No. 3) After setting address, press ON/OFF key once towards Indoor unit. 4) The Indoor unit shows the set address and it means completion of address setting process. (The address displaying time and its way can depend upon the type of Indoor unit ) 2. Address check mode 1) Keep pressing upper right side key continuously and press RESET button once. Now the system is ready for address checking. 2) Press ON/OFF key once toward the Indoor unit which shows set address on the display.(The address displaying time and its way can depend upon the type of Indoor unit ) 3) Reset the remote controller to use it for normal operation mode. C Some remote controllers may not support above functions according to the production date of wired/wireless remote controllers. As it has no concern with customer's use, use the remote controller available for the address setting during installation. C The remote controller having this function will be given with the purchase of central controller.

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Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 1. Cross check again, if all connection are made as per instructions given in the installation manual. 2. In case, if multi products (Multi-V, MPS, Multi etc.) are connected to the controller (to one network), first finish the settings for all products & only then start the system. 3. Dip switch setting of PI 485 pcb as per the product type & the group no. mismatch between controller & its respective indoor units are the most common mistake usually happen. 4. Group no. set at rotary switch of SCC connected to outdooor unit must exactly match with all indoor units connected. Incase any indoor units have same address settings, the system will not take them into its network. 5. Turn on the system & give sufficient time to the system to check the whole network connectivity. In some cases, it takes time to show all indoor units connected on the controller. Also the display can be random. 6. Using PI 485 pcb also, we can check if no. of indoor units connected matches exactly with no. of indoor units installed. Press the refresh button on PI 485. A little later, its red LED (LED01G) would blink no. of times equal to no. of indoor units installed. If the numbers doesn't match, check again the address settings of all indoor units. 7. Never ever change the settings while the system is running. Stop the system & then make the required settings. 8. For new settings to take place, sometimes, it is advisable to turn off indoor units and then the main power. After a short while, restart the system. (This is not a fixed guideline but be considered case by case)