Front Panel Displays for Quantum Ultra Ceiling Cassette SystemsUpdated 3 days ago
Introduction
This article explains the front panel display layouts for the Quantum Ultra Ceiling Cassette (CYT-24) systems.
The CYT009GLSI24RL, CYT012GLSI24RL, and CYT018GLSI24RL models have different front panel display layouts then the CYT024GLSI24RL model.
Front Panel Display Layouts
9-18K BTU
| No. | LED Icon | Symbol | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tone Emitter |  | Emits confirmation tones when receiving command signals |
| 2 | Manual Button |  | Manually powers the unit on or off without using the remote controller |
| 3 | Operation Light |  | Indicates that system is operating normally |
| 4 | Digital Display |  | Displays temperature settings, error codes, and operational status |
| 5 | Timer Indicator |  | Shows that a timer function has been activated |
| 6 | Defrost Indicator |  | Indicates that the unit is either in Defrost mode or preheating |
| 7 | Signal Receptor |  | Receives signals from the handheld remote controller |
24K BTU
| No. | LED Icon | Symbol | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tone Emitter |  | Emits confirmation tones when receiving command signals |
| 2 | Manual Button |  | Manually powers the unit on or off without using the remote controller |
| 3 | Operation Light |  | Indicates that system is operating normally |
| 4 | Digital Display |  | Displays temperature settings, error codes, and operational status |
| 5 | Timer Indicator |  | Shows that a timer function has been activated |
| 6 | Defrost Indicator |  | Indicates that the unit is either in Defrost mode or preheating |
| 7 | Signal Receptor |  | Receives signals from the handheld remote controller |
| 8 | Alert Indicator |  | Illuminates to indicate a system fault or abnormal condition |
Notes:
- The shape and positions of the switches and indicators may vary according to the model, however the functions remain the same. There may be variances between the amount of digits that are shown on the remote controller versus the amount on the indoor unit.
- Do not obstruct the front panel, otherwise it may not be able to receive infrared commands from the remote controller. Ensure that the panel is not covered with paint or adhesive layer. Keep all signal-emitting devices away.