SAMSUNG MWR-WW10N Air to Water Heat Pump

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Air to Water Heat Pump
• Model: AE* (Air to Water Heat Pump), AM***NBD (DVM Hydro unit), AM*TNBF (DVM Hydro unit HT)
• Control Kit Model: MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN
• Remote Controller Model: MWR-WW10N

Product Usage Instructions

Safety Information
This product manual contains important safety information to ensure user’s safety and prevent property damage. Please read it carefully before using the product.

• WARNING: Hazards or unsafe practices that may result in severe personal injury or death.
• CAUTION: Hazards or unsafe practices that may result in minor personal injury or property damage.
• Follow directions.
• Do NOT attempt.
• Make sure the machine is grounded to prevent electric shock.
• Unplug the appliance.
• Do NOT disassemble.

Power Smart Features

Remote Controller Operation
The product can be operated using the remote controller.

Operating Basic Mode
To enter the Setting screen from the Home screen with Zone 1 or Zone 2 activated, press the button. On each screen, press the and then press the or button to select any of Auto, Cool, and Heat modes. In Auto mode, the Hydro unit will automatically adjust the temperature of discharge water for indoor heating.

Domestic Hot Water (DHW) Mode
To enter the Setting screen from the Home screen with DHW activated, press the button. On each screen, press the and then press the or button to select and use any of Economic, Standard, Power, and Forced modes. Note that the (power) for the DHW mode cannot be used when the Booster heater is not in use for water heating.

Adjusting Desired Temperature
On each screen, use the or button to adjust the temperature.

Setting Options

The product offers various setting options for customization.

How to Set the Options
To set the options, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Setting screen from the Home screen.
2. On each screen, press the and then press the or button to navigate and select the desired option.
3. Adjust the settings using the appropriate buttons.

Current Time Setting (Example)
To set the current time, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Setting screen from the Home screen.
2. Select “Time Setting” option.
3. Adjust the hour and minute using the or button.
4. Press the button to confirm.

Installation/Service Mode

The product has an installation/service mode with additional functions for advanced users.

How to Upload or Download Field Settings (Example)
To upload or download field settings, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Installation/Service mode.
2. Select “Field Settings” option.
3. Follow the instructions provided in the manual to complete the upload or download process.

Field Setting Mode

The product has a field setting mode for specific models. Refer to the manual for the specific model to set the FSV value and attach it on the control box’s cover.

Appendix

Maintaining the Unit
Refer to the manual for instructions on how to properly maintain the unit.

Troubleshooting Tips
If you encounter any issues with the product, refer to the troubleshooting section in the manual for possible solutions.

Communication
For any communication regarding the product, contact 1800 5 SAMSUNG (1800 5 7267864).

Error Codes
Refer to the manual for a list of error codes and their meanings.

Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)

For information on how to properly dispose of this product, contact Samsung’s customer support or visit their sustainability page at www.samsung.com.

FAQ

Q: How do I adjust the desired temperature?
A: On each screen, use the or button to adjust the temperature.

Q: How do I set the current time?
A: Go to the Setting screen from the Home screen, select “Time Setting” option, adjust the hour and minute using the or button, and press the button to confirm.

Air to Water Heat Pump

User manual
Wired remote controller MWR-WW10N Control Kit MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN
· Thank you for purchasing this Samsung Product. · Before operating this unit, please read this user manual carefully and retain it for future
reference.

Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
(Applicable in countries with separate collection systems) This marking on the product, accessories or literature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.g. charger, headset, USB cable) should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, please separate these items from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources. Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product, or their local government office, for details of where and how they can take these items for environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract. This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal. (For India only) For more information on safe disposal and recycling, visit our website www.samsung.com/in/support or contact our Helpline numbers – 1800 40 SAMSUNG (1800 40 7267864),
1800 5 SAMSUNG (1800 5 7267864).
For information on Samsung’s environmental commitments and product regulatory obligations, e.g. REACH, visit our sustainability page available via www.samsung.com
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Safety Information

Safety Information

This content is intended to protect the user’s safety and prevent property damage. Please read it carefully for correct use of the product.
WARNING Hazards or unsafe practices that may result in severe personal injury or death.
CAUTION Hazards or unsafe practices that may result in minor personal injury or property damage.

Follow directions.

Do NOT attempt.

Make sure the machine is grounded to prevent electric shock.

Unplug the appliance.

Do NOT disassemble.

FOR INSTALLATION

WARNING
The installation of this appliance must be performed by a qualified technician or service company. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock, fire, explosion, problems with the product, or injury. You must connect the product with rated power upon installation. · Failing to do so may result in problems with the product, electric shock, or fire. Do not install this appliance near a heater, inflammable material. Do not install this appliance in a humid, oily or dusty location, in a location exposed to direct sunlight and water (rain drops). Do not install this appliance in a location where gas may leak. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire. CAUTION
Install the product on a hard and even place that can support its weight. · If the place cannot support its weight, the product may fall down and it may cause product damage.
FOR POWER SUPPLY
WARNING
Do not bend or pull the power cord excessively. Do not twist or tie up the power cord. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire.

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Safety Information

FOR OPERATION
WARNING If the appliance generates a strange noise, a burning smell or smoke, unplug the product immediately and contact your nearest service centre. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire. To reinstall the product, please contact your nearest service centre. · Failing to do so may result in problems with the product, water leakage, electric shock, or fire. · A delivery service for the product is not provided. If you reinstall the product in another location,
additional construction expenses and an installation fee will be charged. If the malfunction diagnosis indicator appears or malfunctions, then stop operation immediately. · If you detect any burning smells from the product or it malfunctions, then immediately turn off the product
and power, and then contact the service centre. Continuing to use the device in this state can cause electrical shock, fire, or damage to the product. Do not attempt to repair, disassemble, or modify the product yourself. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock, fire, product malfunction, or injury. CAUTION Do not allow water to enter the product. · Failing to do so may result in fire or explosion. Do not operate the product with wet hands. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock. Do not spray volatile material such as insecticide onto the surface of the product. · As well as being harmful to humans, it may also result in electric shock, fire, or product malfunction. Do not give a strong impact to the product and do not disassemble the product. Do not use this product for other purposes. Do not press the buttons with any sharp objects. · Failing to do so may result in electric shock or part damage. FOR CLEANING
WARNING Do not clean the product by spraying water directly onto it. Do not use benzene, thinner, alcohol or acetone to clean the product. · Failing to do so may result in discoloration, deformation, damage, electric shock, or fire.
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Power Smart Features

Remote Controller Operation
Operate the product by using the remote controller.
Operating basic mode
Press the button to enter the Setting screen from the Home screen with the Zone 1 or Zone 2 activated. On each screen, press the and then press the or button to select any of Auto, Cool, and Heat modes. Auto mode Hydro unit will automatically adjust the temperature of discharge water with the Auto mode for indoor heating.
NOTE · When Water Law is active, the target supply water temperature will be determined automatically
depending on the outdoor temperature: For the Heat mode, colder outdoor temperatures will result in warmer water. Cool mode You can adjust cooling temperature as you like with the Cool mode to cool indoor place. · When selecting the Heat mode during the Cool mode, the Cool mode will be canceled. Heat mode Floor heating is available with the Heat mode by providing hot water in the spring, autumn and winter. · You can check the Defrost Operation on the operation status menu under Option. · When selecting the Cool mode during the Heat mode, the Heat mode will be canceled. NOTE · When setting standard cooling & heating temperature as indoor temperature, the Auto mode cannot be selected.
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Power Smart Features

Domestic Hot Water (DHW) mode

Press the button to enter the Setting screen from the Home screen with the DHW activated. On each screen, press the and then press the or button to select and use any of Economic, Standard, Power, and Forced modes.

NOTE

· When the DHW mode is not supported, “Not Supported” appears.

· To operate hot water mode, you need to set the hot water function ‘Yes’ in the field specification setting mode (#3011) of wired remote controller and connect the temperature sensor of hot water tank.

· When the Cool/Heat mode and the DHW mode are selected at the same time, the Cool/Heat mode and the DHW mode will operate alternately.

·

(power) for the DHW mode cannot be used when the Booster heater is not in use.

· If you want to enjoy a leisurely bath or need a lot of warm water urgently, select the Forced mode. When this mode is enabled, it is assured that the full capacity of the heat pump is only delivered for domestic

water heating.

CAUTION
· By default field setting value option, this function will not be turned off automatically. · If you want a Forced mode for a certain amount of duration time, change the field setting value of
remote controller.

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Power Smart Features

Remote Controller Operation

Adjusting desired temperature
On each screen, press the or button to adjust the temperature.

NOTE · You can adjust the desired temperature by 0.1, 0.5, 1 °C. (Default 0.5°C)

Setting the set temperature
On each screen, press the or button to select a desired menu and then press the the button. You can adjust the set temperature by pressing the or button.

NOTE
· When the Reference temperature to control is Water Outlet, you can set the temperature only for Water Outlet.
· When the Reference temperature to control is Indoor, you set the temperatures for Indoor and Water Outlet.
· In case of the model that can support both, you can set only the temperature for Indoor but the temperature for Water Outlet is also affected together.
· Depending on the Reference temperauture set for cooling and heating, the controllable temperatures are restricted for each mode.

Water Outlet Indoor Temp

Auto Water Law
–

Cool & Heat Water Outlet Indoor Temp

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Power Smart Features

Power Smart Features
There is a variety of useful functionality provided by the Samsung product.
Operation status
Use this to display the operation status: COMP operation, Back up heater, Booster heater, Solar, Back up boiler, Water pump, Water tank, Defrost operation, Freezing control, Water Tank Sterilization Operation, Indoor Thermostat Installation, Air to air operation, Solar PV, Smart grid, Eco Level, Demand Response.
Quiet mode
Noise from operation can be reduced with the Quiet mode. NOTE
· When setting the Quiet mode through a contact from the outdoor unit or setting the Quiet Mode Automatic Time in the service mode using the wired remote controller, the mode cannot be controlled by user entry.
Outing mode
Heating can operate at low temperature while you are out with the Outing mode. NOTE
· To cancel this mode, press any button on the remote controller. · When the Outing mode is On, the Home screen appears before entering the Setting. · When you press any key, the Outing mode is canceled. However, pressing the keys for switching between
the Home and Main screen does not cancel this mode. HOME: Directional button, button Main Screen: Back button
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Energy-Saving Operation

The product provides functions that allow you to reduce electricity consumption.

Setting schedule
Press the button, press the , or , button to select Schedule, and then press the button. When you select Add a schedule, you can configure settings for Daily schedule, Weekly schedule, Yearly Schedule, and Holiday.

Type Daily schedule Weekly schedule
Yearly Schedule Holiday

Description
· Can set the Quiet mode or hot water status in the preset time. · Can set up to 8 schedules.
· Can set the operation for the desired units in the scheduled day and time. The scheduling is possible on the weekly basis. You can set the values for day, time, operation On/Off, scheduled units, operation state (operation mode, desired temperature).
· Can create a group for the month to schedule and assign scheduling to the group on the weekly basis. Yearly scheduling is possible and the scheduling can be assigned to up to 8 groups.
· Can set not to run the weekly and yearly schedules on holidays.

NOTE · Weekly and Yearly Schedule can cover settings up to 49.

Energy-Saving Operation

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Energy-Saving Operation

Energy
Press the button, press the , or , button to select Energy, and then press the You can see and set any of Energy Usage and Energy Setting.

button.

Classification Energy Usage
Energy Setting

Type
–
Target Energy Consumption Target Operation
Time Alarm Popup Usage Data Initialization

Description Displays the Instantaneous Power, Weekly Energy Usage, Monthly Energy Usage, Yearly Energy Usage, Energy Usage over Last Year, and Operation Time in graph format.
NOTE · For accuracy of operation time, use the DMS time. · The weekly display follows the ISO 8601 standards.
Sets the target energy consumption.
Sets the target operation time.
Sets whether or not to generate an alarm when the target energy consumption is reached.
Initialises the entire energy function.

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Energy-Saving Operation

Energy-Saving Operation

TDM (Time-Division Multi) Variables (TDM product Only)
Press the button, press the , or , button to select Priority A2A, and then press the button.
Setting FSV #5033 to ‘0’ becomes ‘Priority A2A’, and setting to ‘1’ becomes ‘Priority DHW’.
· Under the installation of both A2A (Air-To-Air type air conditioner) and A2W (Air-To-Water type hydro unit) at the same time, our outdoor machine can supply its full capacity to the operating indoor machines (including A2A or A2W). If there are simultaneous operating demands from many A2A machines with A2W, the priority of controlling the outdoor machine (ex: compressor frequency) will be given to A2A, because of their fast response for use’s comfort. Only the remaining capacity of outdoor machine will be given to A2W during A2A’s normal operation. In this case, it might take very long time for A2W heating, so the outdoor machine will alternate the controlling priorities between A2A and A2W with time basis.
· Priority maximum operation time (at FSV #5033=0): FSV #5031 (Default 30 min., Range 10 ~ 90 min.), After elapsing A2A maximum time, the outdoor machine will operate only for A2W to speed up the A2W’s heating/cooling performance, even though there are A2A’s continuous operation demands.
· Non priority minimum operation time (at FSV #5033=0): FSV #5032(Default 5 min., Range 3 ~ 60 min.), in this minimum time, the outdoor machine will operate only for A2W, even though there are no more A2W’s continuous operation demands.

<Operating specifications of Time Division Switching (TDS) in accordance with FSV #5033 setting (In case of the A2A & A2W simultaneous operation is ON)>

FSV setting A2A Cooling + A2W Cooling A2A Cooling + A2W Heating A2A Heating + A2W Cooling A2A Heating + A2W Heating

A2A Priority (#5033=0)

A2A Cooling A2W Cooling Same cooling Mode TDS Control

A2A Cooling A2W Cycle Off (The heater just operates without
heating.) Cooling Operation

A2A Heating A2W x (Not operation)
Heating Operation

A2A Heating A2W Heating Same heating Mode TDS Control

DHW Priority (#5033=1)

Same with A2A Priority setting

A2W Heating A2A Cooling (Heating + Cooling) TDS Control

Same with A2A Priority setting

Same with A2A Priority setting

A2A : Air to Air, A2W : Air to Water When DHW Priority is enabled, hot water (heating) operation is given priority only if the A2A & A2W
simultaneous operation is on. Other operations are the same as when A2A Priority is enabled.
CAUTION · While A2W is in operation, A2A does not operate. This is a normal operation. · While A2A or A2W is not in simultaneous operation, you can use any mode without operation mode
restriction.

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Setting Options

Setting Options

How to set the Options

1 Press the button.

2 Press the

or button to select Option, and then press the

3 See the following pages to select the desired menu.

button.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Description

Button Lock

ON/OFF

Error List

–

Indoor Unit Information

–

Wi-Fi

ON/OFF

Connections Easy Connection

Connected/-

Wi-Fi Reset

Language

Differs depending on the language

Daylight Saving Time

ON/OFF

Daylight Saving Time

Unit Month

Day/Week January to December

Week

1st to 4th, F (final week)

Day

1 to 31

All Lock

ON/OFF

User Mode

Operation Lock

ON/OFF

All Mode Lock

ON/OFF

Auto Mode

Lock

Lock

Operation Lock of partial Mode Lock Cool Mode

function

Lock

ON/OFF ON/OFF

Heat Mode Lock

ON/OFF

Temperature Lock

ON/OFF

Schedule Lock

ON/OFF

Default OFF –
First value for the language pack
OFF Week Mar F (final week)
22 OFF OFF OFF OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF OFF

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Setting Options

Step 1 User Mode

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Description

Default

LED

ON/OFF

ON

Button Mute

ON/OFF

OFF

YYYY/MM/DD,

Date Format DD/MM/YYYY,

Date

MM/DD/YYYY

DD/MM/YYYY

Current Time

Year/Month/ 2000 to 2099/1 to12/1

Day

to 31

2019.01.01

Wired remote controller

Time Format 12-Hour/24-hour

12-Hour

Time Hour/Minute/ AM/PM

0 to 12/0 to 60/AM.PM

PM 12 Hour 00 Minute

Reset Remote Controller

–

–

Brightness

10 to 100%

100%

Display Setting

Timer

Screen Saver

Brightness

10 to 60 seconds 0, 10, 30, 50, 70%

30sec 30%

Smart Reset

–

–

Reset All User modes

–

–

Service Time Check

Service Call Number
Last Inspection

Service call number

entered for Service

–

mode

Final control date

entered for Service

–

mode

NOTE
· When two wired remote controllers are connected, the brightness can be set within 10 to 50%. · If the screen is on stand by for an hour, in order to protect the screen it converts to screen protection
mode for a minute before returning to the normal screen. If the buttons are pressed after the screen protection is displayed it converts to the stand by screen right away.

Setting Options

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Current Time Setting (Example)

1 Press the button.

2 Press the

or

3 Press the

or

4 Press the

or

5 Press the

or

6 Press the

or

7 Press the

or

button.

button to select Option, and then press the button. button to select User mode, and then press the button. button to select Wired remote controller, and then press the button. button to select Current time, and then press the button. button to select Time, and then press the button. button to select Time format, Hour, Minute, and AM/PM, and then press the

Setting Options

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Installation/Service mode

Additional functions of the Wired Remote Controller

1 If you want to use the various additional functions for your Wired Remote Controller, press the and buttons at the same time for more than 3 seconds.

· The password entry screen appears. 2 Enter the password, 0202, and then press the

button.

· The settings screen for installation/service mode appears. 3 See the list of additional functions for the Wired Remote Controller on the next page, and then
select the desired menu.

· Once you have entered the setting screen, the current setting appears. · Refer to the chart for data setting. · Using the / buttons, change the settings and press the button to move to the next setting. · Press the button to save the new setting. · Press the button to move to the Home screen.

NOTE
· While setting the data, you can press the saving status at a pop-up screen.

button to move to the Home screen after checking the

Installation/Service mode

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Installation/Service mode

NOTE
· Unavailable functions are marked inactive and they cannot be set. · If communication initialization is needed after the setting, the system will reset automatically and
communication will be initialized.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Description

Default

Service Timer

Service Call Number
Last Inspection

16-digit phone number Input: Blank, -, 0-9

–

Year, Month, Day

–

Installation Data

Year, Month, Day

–

Quiet Mode Automatic Time

Enable/Disable

Disable

Entry time to Exit time PM 10:00 ~ AM 06:00

Cool/Heat Selection

Cool & Heat/Heat only

Cool & Heat

Main/Sub Wired Remote

Main/Sub

Main

Zone Selection

Zone 1/Zone 2

Zone 1

Indoor Zone Option

Standard Temperature
Temperature Unit

Water Outlet/Indoor
Celsius(°C): 1/0.5/0.1 Fahrenheit(): 1

Water Outlet Celsius(°C): 0.5

Temperature Sensor Selection

Wired Remote Controller/External Temperature Sensor

Wired Remote Controller

Room Temperature

Reference Temperature

-9 to 40°C

–

Calibration Calibration Value

-9.9 to 9.9°C

0°C

Installation/Service mode

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Installation/Service mode

Installation/Service mode

Step 1
Indoor Zone Option
Connection Information
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Step 2

Step 3

Description

Central :

ON/OFF

Normal Power :

ON/OFF

Mode :

Heat/Cool/Auto

DHW Power :

ON/OFF

DHW Mode :

Economic/Standard/ Power/Forced

Water Pump :

ON/OFF

Indoor Zone Status
Information

BUH : BSH : Flow sensor :

ON/OFF ON/OFF
lpm

Inverter Pump :

0% ~ 100%

EEV Step :

0~2000Step

Thermostat 1 :

ON/OFF

Thermostat 2 :

ON/OFF

DHW Thermostat :

ON/OFF

Water pressure :

0 ~ 00.0 bar

Number of Connection

0 to 16

View Master Indoor Unit

Address

Serial No. :

–

Indoor Unit Eva In Temp.(Teva_in) :

Temperature

Indoor Unit Eva Out Temp.(Teva_
out) :

Temperature

Master Indoor Indoor Unit PHE

Zone Information

IN(Tw1) :

Temperature

Indoor Unit PHE OUT(Tw2) :

Temperature

DHW Tank Temp. (Tt) :

Temperature

DHW Mode :

Economic/Standard/ Power/Forced

Default –
–
–
–
–
–
–

Step 1

Step 2 Micom Code :

Program Version :

Device Information

Touch Code : Program Version :

Graphic Image :

Program Version :

Erase All Service

Reset All Service mode data

Modes

Initialize a remote

controller

Initialize Unit Information

–

Power Master Reset 1)*

ODU K3 Reset

10**

20**

30**

Field Setting Value

40 50

Simple Setting

FSV Upload/ Download

Step 3 –

Description Micom code Modified date Touch IC code Modified date Graphic image code Modified date
–
–
–
–

Default –
–
–
–

Installation/Service mode

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Installation/Service mode

Installation/Service mode

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Water Inlet Temp. :

Water Outlet Temp. :

Backup Heater Outlet Temp. :

Mixing Valve Outlet Temp. :

Tank Temp. :

Self-Test Mode Display

Indoor Ambient Temp. :
Indoor Ambient Temp.(Zone 2) :

Water Outlet Temp. (Zone 1) :

Water Outlet Temp. (Zone 2) :

Self-Test Mode

Thermostat #1(Zone 1) :

Thermostat #2(Zone 2) :

Solar Panel

Water Pump

Booster Heater

DHW Valve(3Way Valve)

Zone 1 Valve

Backup Heater 1 + Water Pump

Backup Heater 2 + Water Pump

Backup Boiler

Zone 2 Valve

Mixing Valve

Description Temperature
Temperature
Temperature
Temperature Temperature Temperature
Temperature
Temperature
Temperature
Heat/Cool
Heat/Cool ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF

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Default –
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
OFF OFF OFF OFF

Step 1
Indoor Unit Option

Step 2 Address
Product Option 2)
Installation Option 1 2) Installation Option 2 2)* MCU Port

Step 3 Main address RMC address
MCU address MCU Port

Description 00 to 4F 00 to FE
Refer to the installation manual of the
connected indoor unit.
00 to 15 A to F

Default –
–
–
–

1) Power Master Reset is a setting needed to supply optimized power to wired remote controller when multiple indoor units are connected to wired remote controller in a group.
2) The total option codes are 24 digits. You can set six digits at a time and it is distinguished by page number. Press the button to move to the next page.

Installation/Service mode

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Installation/Service mode

NOTE · Address is displayed in hexadecimal. Please refer to the following table.

Hexadecimal
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F

Decimal
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Hexadecimal
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1F

Decimal
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Hexadecimal
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F

Hexadecimal 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F

Decimal
48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63

Hexadecimal 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F

Decimal 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

Decimal
32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

Installation/Service mode

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How to upload or download field settings (example)
1 Insert an SD card into the Sub PBA SD Card slot on the Hydro unit. 2 Select Field Setting Value in the Service mode. 3 Press the or button to select FSV Upload/Download.
NOTE · Upload: Uploads the FSV data of the Hydro unit to the SD card. · Download: Downloads the FSV data of the SD card to the Hydro unit. · The upper-level controllers excluding Wi-Fi kit (2.0) and MWR-WW10 wired remote controller cannot
use the 2-zone control and energy monitoring. · When connecting between the MWR-WW10 wired remote controller and an upper-level controller, the
settings for FSV (4061) must be changed not to use the 2-zone control.
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Installation/Service mode

Field setting mode

Air to Water Heat Pump: Only AE*** Model

CAUTION
· Set the FSV value of the product other than the specified models by referring to the FSV label provided with the manual of the product, and then attach it on the control box’s cover. The FSV values in the table are applied to the specified models.

NOTE
· Be sure to reset the power when changing the FSV (#3041 to 3046) of disinfection operation and the FSV (#5011 to 5019) of setting the outing mode.

Field Setting Value (FSV) 10**

Code 10** : Upper and lower temperature limits of each operation mode of wired remote controller Heating(Water Out, Room), Cooling(Water Out, Room), DHW(Tank)
· The values in the following table are just examples for your understanding.

Main Menu & Code

Menu

Cooling

Remote Controller Setting Range Code
10**

Heating DHW

Hysteresis for Thermo ON

Function

MODEL CODE : AE200(260)RNW / Sub AE200(260)CNW Code Setting Standard

MODEL CODE : MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN
Setting Standard

Item

Step Unit

Default Min. Max. Default Min. Max.

WaterOut Temperature Max 1 1011 25 18 25

for Cooling

Min 1 1012 16 5 18

25 18 25 16 5 18

Room Temperature for Max 1 1021 30 28 30

Cooling

Min 1 1022 18 18 28

30 28 30 18 18 28

WaterOut Temperature Max 1 1031 65/70/751) 37 65/70/751) 65/70/751) 37 65/70/751)

for Heating

Min 1 1032 25 15 37

25 15 37

Room Temperature for Max 1 1041 30 18 30

Heating

Min 1 1042 16 16 18

30 18 30 16 16 18

Max 1 1051 55/63/701) 50 70 55/63/701) 50 70

DHW tank Temperature

Min 1 1052 40 30 40

40 30 40

WaterOut Hysteresis forHeat 0.5 1061 0 0 7

007

WaterOut Hysteresis forCool 0.5 1062 1 1 7

117

Room Hysteresis forHeat 0.5 1063 0 0 7

007

Room Hysteresis forCool 0.5 1064 1 1 7

117

NOTE
· The FSV #3011 in the wired remote controller should be set to 1 or 2 to use the DHW mode. · 1)* The value is determined according to the type of outdoor unit.

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Field Setting Mode

Remote Controller Setting Range: Code 10**
Space Cooling
· Target water outlet temperature : Upper limit(#1011, Default 25, Range : 18 ~ 25), Lower limit(#1012, Default 16, Range : 5 ~ 18)
With this default FSV settings, user can change the target water outlet temperature within the range of 16 ~ 25 for cooling.
· Target room temperature : Upper limit(#1021, Default 30), Lower limit(#1022, Default 18) With this default FSV settings, user can change the target room temperature within the range of 18 ~ 30 for cooling.
Space Heating
· Target water outlet temperature : Upper limit(#1031, Default 65/70/75, Range : 37 ~ 65/70/75), Lower limit(#1032, Default 25, Range : 15 ~ 37)
With this default FSV settings, user can change the target water outlet temperature within the range of 25 ~ 65/70/75 for heating.
· Target room temperature : Upper limit(#1041, Default 30), Lower limit(#1042, Default: 16) With this default FSV settings, user can change the target room temperature within the range of 16 ~ 30 for heating.
DHW Heating
· Target DHW tank temperature : Upper limit(#1051, Default 55/63/70, Range : 50 ~ 70), Lower limit(#1052, Default 40, Range : 30 ~ 40)
With this default FSV settings, user can change the target tank temperature within the range of 40 ~ 55/63/70 for DHW heating.
Hysteresis
If the value of the FSV is large, it takes longer to thermo on
· Water outlet temperature control by hysteresis (heating) Ex) When target water outlet temperature is 55, thermo off temperature is 56 and thermo on temperature is 55-FSV#1061(Default 0, Range 0~7)
· Water outlet temperature control by hysteresis (cooling) Ex) When target water outlet temperature is 7, thermo off temperature is 7 and thermo on temperature is 7+FSV#1062(Default 1, Range 1~7)
· Room temperature control by hysteresis (heating) Ex) When target room temperature is 30, thermo off temperature is 31 and thermo on temperature is 30-FSV#1063(Default 0, Range 0~7)
· Room temperature control by hysteresis (cooling) Ex) When target room temperature is 18, thermo off temperature is 18 and thermo on temperature is 18+FSV#1064(Default 1, Range 1~7)
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Field Setting Mode

Field setting mode

Field Setting Value (FSV) 20**

Code 20** : Water law design and external room thermostat Heating(2 WL’s for floor & FCU), Cooling(2 WL’s for floor & FCU), WL & Thermostat types
· The values in the following table are just examples for your understanding.

Main Menu & Code

Menu

Function

MODEL CODE : AE200(260)RNW / Sub AE200(260)CNW Code Setting Standard

Item

Step Unit

Default Min. Max.

Max (Point 1 ) 1 2011 -10 -20 5 Outdoor Temperature for
HeatingWaterLaw Min (Point 2 ) 1 2012 15 10 20

MODEL CODE : MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN Setting Standard Default Min. Max. -10 -20 5
15 10 20

Waterout Temperature Max (Point 1 ) 1

Heating

for WL1 Heating (UFHs)

Min (Point 2 )

1

2021 40 2022 25

17 65/70/751) 40 17 65/70/751) 25

17 65/70/751) 17 65/70/751)

Waterout Temperature Max (Point 1 ) 1 for
WL2 Heating (FCUs) Min (Point 2 ) 1

2031 50 2032 35

17 65/70/751) 50 17 65/70/751) 35

17 65/70/751) 17 65/70/751)

Heating Water Law Selection

WL Type

– – 2041 1(WL1) 1

2 1 (WL1) 1

2

Water Law Code 20**

OutdoorTemperature Max (Point 1 ) 1 2051 30 25 35 for
CoolingWaterLaw Min (Point 2 ) 1 2052 40 35 45

30 25 35 40 35 45

Waterout Temperature Max (Point 1 ) 1 2061 25 5 25

for

Cooling WL1 Cooling (UFHs) Min (Point 2 ) 1 2062 18 5

25

25 5 25 18 5 25

Waterout Temperature Max (Point 1 ) 1 2071 18 5 25

for

WL2 Cooling (FCUs) Min (Point 2 ) 1 2072 5 5

25

18 5 25 5 5 25

Cooling Water Law Selection

WL Type

– – 2081 1(WL1) 1

2 1(WL1) 1

2

External Control

External Room Thermostat

1 (UFHs) 1 – 2091 0(No) 0 4 0(No) 0 4 #2 (FCUs) 1 – 2092 0(No) 0 4 0(No) 0 4

Remote Controller

Remote Controller Room Temp. Control

1

– 2093

4

1

4

41 4

NOTE · 1)* The value is determined according to the type of outdoor unit.

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Field Setting Mode

Water Law & Room Thermostat/ Wired remoted controller: Code 20**

at Floor/at FCU #2021/2031

Heating WL
1

2022/2032 #2061/2071

2062/2072

Cooling WL
2 1

Ts : Target Temp. Ta : Ambient Temp.
2

2011

2012 #2051

2052

Ta

Water Law for Heating
· Outdoor air temperature range : Lower limit 1 (#2011, Default -10, Range : -20 ~ 5), Upper limit 2 (#2012, Default 15, Range : 10 ~ 20)
With this default settings, the water outlet temperature by heating water law can be changed within the outdoor temperature range of -10 ~ 15.
· Water out temperature range for floor/FCU applications respectively : Upper limit 1 (#2021/2031, Default 40/50, Range : 17 ~ 65/70/75), Lower limit 2 (#2022/2032, Default 25/35, Range : 17 ~ 65/70/75) With this default settings, the water outlet temperature by heating water law can be changed within the range of 25/35 ~ 40/50.
· Type of water law for according to heating devices(floor/FCU) :

2041(Default 1(WL1 for floor)), 2(WL2 for FCU or radiator)

Water Law for Cooling
· Outdoor air temperature range : Lower limit 1 (#2051, Default 30, Range : 25 ~ 35), Upper limit 2 (#2052, Default 40, Range : 35 ~ 45)
With this default settings, the water outlet temperature by cooling water law can be changed within the outdoor temperature range of 30 ~ 40.
· Water out temperature range for floor/FCU applications respectively : Upper limit 1 (#2061/2071, Default 25/18), Lower limit 2 (#2062/2072, Default 18/5) With this default settings, the water outlet temperature by cooling water law can be changed within the range of 5/18 ~ 18/25.
· Type of water law for according to cooling devices(floor/FCU) :

2081(Default 1(WL1 for floor), 2(WL2 for FCU or radiator)

Field Setting Mode

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Field setting mode

External Room Thermostat (Field Option)
· Terminal #1 (#2091, Default 0 for no usage), #2 (#2092, Default 0 for no usage) To use wired remote controller for heating/cooling operation, both of the above settings should be set to 0 simultaneously. If not, thermostat controls system. To use the External Room Thermostat option, set the 2-zone control option (FSV #4061) to “0” for disabling it. If set to #2091/#2092 1, the compressor can be turned on or off only by the thermostat. If set to

2091/#2092 2~4, the compressor can be turned on or off by the thermostat or

according to the WL discharged water temperature.(#2092 2, WL Thermo off Water pump off, #2092 3, WL Thermo off Water pump on, #2092 4, WL Thermo off Water pump 7min off 3min on …….).

2092 2, Water pump

2092 3, Water pump

ON OFF
1 0
Water law Thermo

1min

Time Time

ON OFF
1 0
Water law Thermo

Time Time

2092 4, Water pump

ON OFF 1
0

Time Time

Water law Thermo

3min 7min 3min 7min

Types of water law used by room thermostat operation will follow the FSV settings defined in #2041 (heating) and #2081 (cooling) respectively.
During the thermostat operation, the user has the possibility to shift up or down the target water temperature within the range of -5 ~ +5.

Field Setting Mode

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· When the remote controller is used, floor valve should be connected to zone

1 and the FCU valve should be separately connected to zone #2 of the Hydro

Unit PBA.
· When only floor cooling/heating is installed and if the Water Law or outlet water temperature is too low, 2way valve may closed and E911 error may occur.
· When the floor and FCU units are installed together and operating in cooling mode, floor valve may close and E911 may occur to prevent floor condensation when the outlet water temperature is below 16°C. Therefore FCU should secure minimum value for the flow rate.
· Thermostat #2 which controls FCU has the priority for operation modes and the discharge water temperature.
· Samsung is not responsible for the accidents such as floor condensations which can occur by not connecting the valve to the zone #1 port of the Hydro Unit PBA.
Remote controller room temperature control · Control by room temperature sensor (Service mode)
If set to #2093 1, the compressor can be turned on or off only by Room temp sensor. If set to #2093 2~4, the compressor can be turned on or off by Room Temp. sensor or according to the
WL discharged water temperature. (#2093 2, WL Thermo off Water pump off, #2093 3, WL Thermo off Water pump on, #2093 4, WL Thermo off Water pump 7min off 3min on …….).
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Field Setting Mode

Field setting mode

Field Setting Value (FSV) 30**

Code 30** : User’s options for Domestic Hot Water(DHW) tank heating · The values in the following table are just examples for your understanding.

Main Menu & Code
Domestic Hot Water
Tank Code 30**

Menu DHW

Function

MODEL CODE : AE200(260)RNW / Sub AE200(260)CNW Code Setting Standard

MODEL CODE : MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN
Setting Standard

Item

Step Unit

Default Min. Max. Default Min. Max.

DHW mode activate

DHW mode

–

– 3011

1

0

2

002

Max. Temp. 1 3021 55/63/701) 45 55/63/701) 55/63/701) 45 55/63/701)

Stop

1 3022 0 0 10

2 0 10

Start

1 3023 5

5 30

5 5 30

Min. Operating

Heat Pump

Time

1

min 3024

5

1 20

5

1 20

Max. Operating Time

5

min 3025

30

5

95

30 5 95

Operation Interval

0.5 hour 3026

3

0.5

10

3 0.5 10

Booster Heater

On/Off Delay Time Overshoot

– – 3031 1 (On) 0 (Off) 1 5 min 3032 20 20 95 1 3033 0 0 4

1 (On) 0 (Off) 1 20 20 95 004

On/Off

– – 3041 1 (On) 0 (Off) 1 1 (On) 0 (Off) 1

Interval 1 day 3042 Fri (5) Sun (0) All (7) Fri (5) Sun (0) All (7)

Start Time 1 o’clock 3043 23 0 23 Disinfection
Target Temp. 5 3044 70 40 70

23 0 23 70 40 70

Duration 5 min 3045 10 5 60 10 5 60

Max time 1 hour 3046 8 1 24

8 1 24

Timer OFF Forced DHW Function

–

– 3051 0 (No) 0 1 (Yes) 0 (No) 0 1 (Yes)

Operation

Time Duration

1

(x10) min

3052

6

3

30

6 3 30

Solar Panel/ DHW H/P Combination 1 – 3061 0 (No) 0 2 0 (No) 0 2
Thermostat

3-wayValve Defalut Direction – – 3071 0 (Room) 0 1 (Tank) 0 (Room) 0 1 (Tank)

Field Setting Mode

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Main Menu & Code

Menu

Domestic Hot Water
Tank Code 30**

Addition Function

Function

MODEL CODE : AE200(260)RNW / Sub AE200(260)CNW Code Setting Standard

Item

Step Unit

Default Min. Max.

Backup Heater 1step capacity

1

kW 3081

2

1

6

Energy metering

Backup Heater 2step capacity

1

kW 3082

2

0

6

Booster Heater capacity

1

kW 3083

3

1

6

MODEL CODE : MIM-E03CN / MIM-E03EN Setting Standard Default Min. Max.
216
206
316

NOTE · 1)* The value is determined according to the type of outdoor unit.
DHW Heating : Code 30**

DHW Application
The FSV #3011 in the wired remote controller should be set to 1 or 2 to use DHW function. If FSV #3011 is set to 1, the DHW operation starts based on the thermo on temperature. If FSV #3011 is set to 2, the DHW operation starts based on the thermo off temperature.
(For example, when the current temperature becomes 45 under the conditions that the thermo on temperature is 43 and the thermo off temperature is 48, the DHW turns off if FSV #3011 is set to 1 and DHW turns on if FSV #3011 is set to 2.)
Heat Pump Variables for Controlling DHW Tank
· Maximum DHW tank temperature with R-410A(refrigerant) heat pump operation : FSV #3021, Default 55/63/70, Range : 45 ~ 55/63/70.
· Temperature difference determining the heat pump OFF temperature : FSV

3022, Range : 0 ~ 10.

· Temperature difference determining the heat pump ON temperature : FSV #3023, Default 5, Range : 5 ~ 30.

Field Setting Mode

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Field setting mode

[DHW Tank water temperature thermo on/off control]

TU > THP MAX T(C)
TU

TU < THP MAX T(C)

Tu : User set temp. T(C) : Temp. (Celsius)

3021

THP MAX THP OFF
THP ON

3022 #3023

3021

THP MAX

TU=THP OFF THP ON

3023

· DHW heating mode timer : Mode timer manage the operation terms when there are simultaneous requests of space heating/cooling and DHW.
FSV #3024 (minimum Space heating operating time, Default 5 min., Range 1 ~ 20 min.), #3025 (maximum DHW time, Default 30 min., Range 5 ~ 95 min.),

3026(maximum space heating operation time, Default 3 hour, Range 0.5 ~ 10

hour)
Maximum operation time is applied only when both DHW and Space heating request operation. DHW or Space heating operates continuously until reaching at target temperature without time limitation in the single operation.
[Time variation control of DHW and space heating mode]

Space heating 1 request
0

DHW request 1

0

DHW operation 1
Space heating 0 operation

3024

t

3025

3026

Field Setting Mode

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[Time variation control of Heat pump and booster heater of DHW]

Heating 1 request
0
DHW 1 request
0
H/P 1 Operation
0
Booster 1 Operation
0

3025

t

3032

NOTE
· The FSV #4022 for booster heater priority should be set to “0 (both)” or “2” (booster) to use booster heater.
· If not(backup heater priority), the booster heater can be operated in case of no backup heater demand.
Booster Heater Variables for Controlling DHW Tank
· The FSV #3031 should be set to “1(On)” (Default) to use booster heater as an additional heat source for DHW tank.
· Booster heater startup delay timer : In case of DHW request, this timer will delay the operation of booster heater compared to heat pump. FSV #3032 (Default 20 min., Range 20 ~ 95 min.), In “Power/Forced” DHW mode, the delay timer will be neglected, and the booster starts immediately. In “Economic” DHW mode, the DHW heating will be conducted only with heat pump. #3032 should be smaller than the maximum H/P time (#3025). If the delay time is set too high, it might take very long time for DHW heating.
· Temperature difference determining the booster heater OFF temperature (T_BH OFF = Tu + #3033) : FSV #3033, Default 0, Range : 0 ~ 4.
· Temperature difference determining the booster heater ON temperature (T_BH ON = T_BH OFF – 2)

Field Setting Mode

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Field setting mode