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Micro-Air 351 Air Conditioner Digital Thermostat User Guide

EasyTouch RV 351  
Operating the Display - Touchscreen  
Main Screen  
This screen is where most time is spent using the  
display. This screen allows you to set and monitor the  
desired operation of the display, shown in Figure 3.  
(1) Operational Mode  
This is the main operating state of the system. The  
graphics correspond to how your appliances will  
operate. Tap it to change to any available mode or turn  
the zone or entire system off.  
Actual operation is performed by the A/C control  
board. The display (both OEM and EasyTouch RV)  
simply tell the control board the mode, setpoint, and  
electric fan speed. The same OEM control board then  
turns appliances on and off as it sees fit. This makes  
modes and their operation identical between the OEM  
display and EasyTouch RV.  
Figure 3 – Main Screen  
(2) Fan Speed  
This sets how the electric fan (not the furnace blower!) will operate in conjunction with the selected  
(1) Operational Mode. Tap it to iterate the available fan speeds. EasyTouch RV offers improved  
electric fan control whenever possible.  
No fan button for a mode means there is no fan control for the selected mode. Not all fan speeds are  
available for the selected mode and there is no control of the furnace blower from the display.  
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Full Auto: Turns the electric fan on and off with a cycle. It automatically adjusts the speed  
based on the difference between setpoint and inside temperature  
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Cycled: Turns the electric fan on and off with a cycle at the selected speed only  
Manual: Always runs the electric fan at the selected speed  
Off: Some modes can be set to not use the electric overhead fan with any cycle  
(3) Inside Temperature  
This is the temperature reading for the space that the display is trying to temper, determined by an  
ambient air sensor in the display. The numbers being white means that no cycle is active. The  
numbers being blue or red mean that a cooling or heating cycle is active, respectively, determined  
by the (1) Operational Mode. There is no provision for a remote sensor in these systems.  
(4) Temperature Setpoint  
This button shows the current temperature setpoint for the selected (1) Operational Mode. Tap it to  
adjust the temperature setpoint. Setpoints are tied to each mode to remember the last setting. If  
there is no setpoint button then there is no setpoint control for the selected mode.  
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