TOSHIBA TCB-SIR33UP-E Occupancy sensor kit Installation Guide

September 4, 2024
Toshiba

TCB-SIR33UP-E Occupancy sensor kit

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Product Specifications:

  • Model: TCB-SIR33UP-E
  • Type: Occupancy Sensor Kit for 4-Way Cassette Type
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with 4-way cassette type air
    conditioners

Product Usage Instructions:

Installation:

  1. Remove the air inlet grille and adjust corner cap at the corner
    where the Occupancy sensor is to be installed.

  2. Install the Occupancy sensor in the correct orientation, as
    shown in the manual.

  3. Pass the occupancy sensor lead wire through the ceiling panel
    hole and fix it securely using screws and cord clamps.

  4. Attach the sensor to the panel ensuring that the claws fit
    securely without causing water leakage.

Wiring:

  1. Remove mounting screw A and loosen screw B on the electric
    control box cover to access the connector 9P (CN214: white) on the
    P.C. Board of the indoor unit.

  2. Connect the wiring from the Occupancy sensor to the connector
    9P using the cord clamp provided.

  3. Secure excess wiring using the cord clamp and reattach the
    electric control box cover and air inlet grille.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can the Occupancy sensor be installed at any corner?

A: No, the Occupancy sensor can only be installed at one
specific corner as indicated in the installation manual.

Q: How do I ensure a secure installation without causing water

leakage?

A: Make sure to firmly push and fit the claws of the Occupancy
sensor unit into the designated places on the panel to prevent
water leakage.

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Installation Manual To Qualified Installer in Installation Work and Service Occupancy sensor kit (for 4-Way cassette type) Model name: TCB-SIR33UP-E
Observe the safety precautions described in the Operation Manual of the Occupancy sensor, Installation Manual and Operation Manual of the 4-way cassette type air conditioner (indoor unit), or the installation manual supplied with the ceiling panel.
ACCESSORIES

No.

Part Name

Q’ty

No.

Part Name

Q’ty

Occupancy sensor

Operations Manual

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1

4

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(English)
· Thank you for purchasing Occupancy sensor kit for TOSHIBA air conditioners. · Read this manual carefully for correct installation of the Occupancy sensor before
starting work. · After the installation is completed, execute a test run to check for normal operation
and explain how to use and maintain the Occupancy sensor to the customer according to the Operations Manual. Ask the customer to keep this manual with the Operations Manual.

3. The insulation pad is packed in the two rectangular holes for ceiling panel wires. Remove the insulation pad, and pass the wires from the occupancy sensor unit
through the rectangular holes (Fig. 3).
4. Make sure that the black sponge wrapped around the wiring is about 20 mm out of the rectangular hole on the indoor unit side, and fix it with 2 CORD CLAMP by 3 SCREW (Fig. 3).

Pass the occupancy sensor lead wire through the 2 CORD CLAMP
and fix it with 3 SCREW

2 CORD CLAMP 3 SCREW

CORD CLAMP 2

Installation Manual (this manual)

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5

1

SCREW 3

CD-ROM

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6

1

Pass the occupancy sensor lead wire through the hole in the ceiling panel

20 mm

HOW TO INSTALL THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR
Install the Occupancy sensor in correct orientation, since the Occupancy sensor can be installed at only one corner as shown in (Fig. 1).

Electrical control box
Indoor unit refrigerant pipe side

Occupancy sensor installing position

Indoor unit drain pipe side
(Fig. 1) 1. Remove the air inlet grille. 2. Remove the adjust corner cap at the corner where the Occupancy sensor is to
be installed (Fig. 2). · Pull the adjust corner cap in the direction of (1) and slide it in the direction of
(2) to remove it. · Remove strap from the pin and detach the adjust corner cap from the ceiling
panel.
Adjust corner cap

Remove the insulation pad from the rectangular hole on the indoor unit side.

(Fig. 3)

Pull out the black sponge wrapped around the wiring about 20 mm from the rectangular hole.

CAUTION
· If the black sponge is not properly positioned, water leakage, dew condensation, and dew condensation on the wiring may occur, so be sure to do so.
5. Attach the sensor to the panel. At this time, be careful not to pinch the wiring (Fig. 4). If there is a part where the claws of the occupancy sensor unit are not fitted, it may cause water leakage, so push claws A (2 places) and claws B (3 places) firmly and firmly to make sure that the sensor part does not float please confirm.
Claw A

Claw A

(2)

(1)

Ceiling panel (Fig. 2)

Claw A
Insert the claw A (2 places) of the sensor part into the square holes of the panel in the direction of the arrow.

There are claws B here, so push it in firmly.
Push in the claw B (3 places) on the back side of the Occupancy sensor so that they fit.

(Fig. 4)

CAUTION
· Press the two claws B of the adjust corner cap firmly as far as they will go and then check that the adjust corner cap is closely attached.
· Failure to do so may result in water leakage.

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HOW TO WIRING THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR
1. Remove the mounting screw A on the electric control box cover and loosen the screw B. Slide the cover inward to remove the hook (the electric control box cover remains hooked on the hinge).

Hook

Electric control box cover

Hinge

Screw A
Screw B
2. Connect the wiring from the Occupancy sensor to the connector 9P (CN214: white) on the P.C. Board of the indoor unit. Use the cord clamp inside the electrical parts box to process the excess wiring and then attach the electric control box cover and air inlet grille.
Clamping claw

Cord Clamp

Plug into CN214
NOTE · If you do not connect the connector, the Occupancy sensor will not operate,
so be sure to connect it securely. · Do not bundle these control signal wires with the power wire to avoid malfunction.

CODE NO. (DN) SETTING

Wired remote controller (RBC-AMS5E*)

Perform the advanced settings for the air conditioner. Carry out the setting operation while the indoor unit is stopped. (Turn off the air conditioning unit before starting the setting operation.)

Display example of AMS55E*

Field setting menu(2/2)
6.Setting timer operation mode 7.DN setting 8.Reset power consumption data

Return Set

1. Press the [

MENU] button to display the menu screen.

2. Press and hold the [

MENU] button and the [

] button at the same time

to display the “Field setting menu”.

Press and hold the buttons for more than 4 seconds.

DN setting

Code

(DN)

Data

B5

0000

DN setting

Code

(DN)

Data

B5

0001

Return <

Fix >

Return <

Fix >

3. Press the [

] /[

] button to select “7. DN setting” on the

“Field setting menu” screen, then press the ”

Set” [ F2] button.

The fan and louver of the indoor unit operate. When the group control is used, the

fan and louver of the selected indoor unit operate.

Move the cursor to select “DN code” with the ”

<” [ F1] button, then

set “B5” with the [

] / [

] button.

Move the cursor to select “data” with the ”

” [ F2] button, then set

“0001” with the [

] / [

] button.

DN setting

Continue?

Return

Yes

No

4. Press the [

MENU] button to set the other DN codes. After “Continue?” is

displayed on the screen.

5. Press the ”

No” [ F2] button to finish the setting operation.

” ” appears on the screen for a while, then the screen returns to the “Field setting

menu” screen.

Pressing the ”

No” [ F2] button displays the unit selection screen

when the group control is used. Press the [ CANCEL] button on the unit

selection screen to finish the setting operation. ” ” appears on the screen for a

while, then the screen returns to the “Field setting menu” screen.

6. Press the [

CANCEL] button to return.

2

Wired remote controller (RBC-ASCU1E)
Perform the advanced settings for the air conditioner. Carry out the setting operation while the indoor unit is stopped. (Turn off the air conditioning unit before starting the setting operation.)
Display example of RBC-ASCU1
E

ABOUT THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR
· Sometimes the sensor may not detect people even when they are present if their movements are small.
· If something having a difference in temperature with the surroundings moves, the sensor may detect people as present even if they are not present.
· A wired remote controller (RBC-AMS5E*) is required to use an Occupancy sensor.
· Be sure to install an Occupancy sensor in all indoor units if using group operation.

LIST OF SEPARATELY AVAILABLE PRODUCTS THAT CANNOT BE USED WITH THE OCCUPANCY SENSOR
The following separately available products cannot be used together with the Occupancy sensor.

Product name Wireless receiver kit Air purifier kit

Model RBC-AXU33UP-E TCB-EAPC1UHP-E, TCB-EAPC1UCP-E

1 Press and hold [ ] menu button and [ ] setting button simultaneously for 10 seconds or more.
2 Each time [ ] [ ] setting button is Pressed, indoor unit numbers in the
group control change cyclically. Select the indoor unit to change settings.
3 Press [ ] OFF timer button to confirm the selected indoor unit.

Code No. [ ]

Set data [

]

4 Press the menu button to make Code No. [
[ DN Table ] with [ ] [ ] setting button.

] flash. Change Code No.

5 Press the menu button to make Set data [
data [ DN Table ] with [ ] [ ] setting button.

] flash. Change Set

6 Press OFF timer button by doing so, the setup is completed.
· To change other settings of the selected indoor unit, repeat from
Procedure 4.

7 When all the settings have been completed,

press [ ] ON/OFF button to determine the settings.

” flashes and then the display content disappears and the air

conditioner enters the normal stop mode.

(The remote controller is unavailable while ”

” is flashing.)

DN Code Table

DN

Item

Description

Factory setting

B5 Occupancy sensor 0000 : None

0001 : Occupancy

0000 : None

sensor provided

Occupancy sensor 0000 : Not Activate 0001 : 30 min

B6 setting

0002 : 60 min

0003 : 90 min

(Cycle period)

0004 : 120 min

0005 : 150 min

0002 : Enable 60 min

Occupancy sensor B7 operation at absent 0000 : Standby
time

0001 : Operation stop 0000 : Standby

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