Pco Controller +
Pco Controller +
CONFIGURATION MANUAL
Software FLBB0mCRCP
Service version
For Datatech+ units
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INDEX
1 GENERAL 7
1.1 PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL 7
1.2 CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS 7
2 SYSTEM HARDWARE 9
2.1 I/O CARDS 9
2.1.1 Small, Medium and Large Boards 9
2.2 USER INTERFACE 10
2.2.1 pGD1 10
2.3 HARDWARE FOR DATATECH+ UNITS 11
2.3.1 The Power+ driver 11
2.3.2 Serial cards for Datatech+ operation 12
2.4 SERIAL CARDS FOR REMOTE MONITORING AND ASSISTANCE (BMS) 12
2.5 ELECTRONIC EXPANSION VALVE 13
2.6 INTEGRATED HUMIDIFIER 14
2.6.1 Integrated humidifier interface board 15
2.6.2 Types available for the cylinders and relative parameters 15
2.7 LOCAL NETWORK FOR PCO* 16
2.7.1 Addressing network elements 17
3 PROGRAMMING THE PCO* 19
3.1 BIOS AND BOOT VERIFICATION 19
3.2 SETTING THE SOFTWARE ADDRESS OF THE TERMINALS AND BOARDS 19
3.2.1 Addressing the 6-key PGD terminal 19
3.2.2 pCO* boards addressing software 20
3.2.3 Procedure to assign the list of terminals for the pCO* boards on the network 21
3.2.4 Network error messages 22
3.2.5 Network status 22
4 HARDWARE TROUBLESHOOTING 24
4.1 FAULTS IN THE NETWORK 24
4.2 OTHER FAULTS 24
5 SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS 26
5.1 GENERAL 26
5.2 CONTROLLER OPERATING PRINCIPLE 26
5.3 TEMPERATURE CONTROL 26
5.3.1 Direct expansion cabinets (ED) 27
5.3.2 Heating 27
5.3.3 Other temperature functions 28
5.3.3.1 High/low return and supply temperature alarms and disabling dehumidification 28
5.3.3.2 Supply temperature limit 29
5.3.3.3 Proportional + Integral Control (P+I) 29
5.4 HUMIDITY CONTROL 29
5.4.1 Humidification 30
5.4.2 Dehumidification 30
5.4.3 Other humidity functions 31
5.4.3.1 High/Low humidity alarm 31
5.5 COMPRESSORS 31
5.5.1 Cooling capacity control with inverter driven compressors (BLDC) and ON/OFF compressors 31
5.5.2 BLDC compressors starting and stopping 32
5.5.3 BLDC compressors speed management 32
5.5.4 BLDC compressors envelope management 32
5.5.4.1 Custom maximum condensing pressure (or temperature) limit 34
5.5.4.2 Custom minimum evaporating pressure limit 34
5.5.5 Oil return management for BLDC compressors 34
5.5.6 Operating times 34
5.5.6.1 Minimum start-up time (ON) 34
5.5.6.2 Minimum shutdown time (OFF) 34
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5.5.6.3 Minimum interval between start-ups of different compressors 35
5.5.6.4 Minimum interval between start-ups of the same compressor 35
5.5.7 Management of liquid line solenoid valve 35
5.5.8 Compressor alarms 35
5.5.8.1 High pressure 35
5.5.8.2 Low pressure 35
5.5.8.3 Prevention of high and low pressure alarms 36
5.5.8.4 Compressor thermal protection 36
5.5.8.5 Out of envelope alarm (only for BLDC compressors) 36
5.5.9 Power+ alarms 36
5.6 ELECTRONIC EXPANSION VALVE (EEV) 36
5.7 CONDENSATION FANS (FOR AIR CONDENSED UNITS) 38
5.8 CONDENSATION VALVE (FOR WATER CONDENSED UNITS) 38
5.9 HEATING DEVICES 40
5.9.1 Electrical heaters 40
5.9.2 Hot water coil valve 40
5.9.3 Hot gas post heating 40
5.9.4 Heating devices alarms 40
5.9.5 Excluding the heaters via a digital input 40
5.10 HUMIDIFIER 40
5.10.1 Integrated humidifier control 40
5.10.2 External humidifier control 42
5.10.3 Excluding the humidifier via a digital input 43
5.11 SUPPLY AIR FAN 43
5.12 FREE COOLING 45
5.12.1 Water free cooling (FcW) 45
5.12.2 Air free cooling (ED and CW) 47
5.13 DUAL COOLING 47
5.14 LIMITING THE SUPPLY TEMPERATURE IN FREE COOLING AND DUAL COOLING MODE 47
5.15 ANTI-STICKING FUNCTION FOR DUAL COOLING AND FREE COOLING UNITS 48
5.16 AIR SUPPLY DAMPER CONTROL 49
5.17 MANUAL CONTROL OF THE DEVICES 49
5.18 UNIT ALARMS 49
5.18.1 Alarms that stop the unit 49
5.18.2 Minor and serious alarms 50
5.18.3 Low pressure alarm controlled automatic reset 50
5.18.4 Water flow switch control 50
5.18.5 Configurable alarm potential free contacts (Alarm Board) 51
5.18.6 Alarm log 53
5.18.7 Sending alarm messages via a GSM network 53
5.19 ADVANCED LOG 53
5.20 DATALINK P-LAN LOCAL NETWORK 57
5.20.1 Running/Stand-by 57
5.20.2 Forced by temperature 58
5.20.3 Stand-by mode 58
5.20.4 Distributed Control 58
5.21 CLOCK AND OPERATION BASED ON TIME SCHEDULER 59
5.21.1 Time bands scheduler 59
5.21.2 Holiday periods scheduler 59
5.21.3 Special days scheduler 59
5.22 DEFAULT PROGRAMMING BACKUP 60
5.22.1 Saving a set of parameters 60
5.22.2 Retrieving a set of parameters 60
5.23 REFRIGERANT TABLE CONTROL 60
5.24 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT 60
5.25 DISPLAY LANGUAGES 60
6 BMS SUPERVISION 61
6.1 MODBUS RS485 SLAVE EXTENDED PROTOCOL 61
6.2 BACNET PROTOCOL 61
6.3 LON PROTOCOL 61
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7 INPUT AND OUTPUT TABLE 62
7.1 DIRECT EXPANSION UNIT (ED) WITH BLDC COMPRESSORS 62
8 SOFTWARE MENU, INTERFACE MASKS AND PARAMETERS 64
8.1 GENERAL 64
8.1.1 Menu tree 64
8.2 H. MANUFACTURER MENU 65
8.2.1 Ha. Unit config. 65
8.2.2 Hb. Cooling circuit 68
8.2.2.1 Power+ inverter configuration 69
8.2.2.2 Compressors configuration loop 71
8.2.2.3 EVD EVO configuration loop 78
8.2.3 Hc. Supply air fan 85
8.2.4 Hd. Heating 86
8.2.5 He. Humidifier 86
8.2.6 Hf. I/O Config. 88
8.2.7 Hg. Initialization 89
8.3 G. SERVICE MENU 91
8.3.1 Ga. Change language 91
8.3.2 Gb. Information 91
8.3.3 Gc. Charts 93
8.3.4 Gd. Working hours 94
8.3.5 Ge. BMS config. 95
8.3.6 Gf. Service settings 96
8.3.6.1 Gfa. Reset working hours 96
8.3.6.2 Gfb. Probe adjustment 96
8.3.6.3 Gfc. Thermoregulation 97
8.3.6.4 Gfd. Condensation 100
8.3.6.5 Gfe. EVD EVO 102
8.3.6.6 Gff. Supply air fan 102
8.3.6.7 Gfg. Heating 104
8.3.6.8 Gfh. Humidity control 105
8.3.6.9 Gfi. Advanced 107
8.3.7 Gg. Manual management 107
8.4 F. USER MENU 113
8.4.1 Fa. Thermoregulation 113
8.4.2 Fb. Supply air fan 118
8.4.3 Fc. Alarm management 118
8.4.4 Fd. Datalink 121
8.4.5 Fe. Advanced settings 124
8.5 E. DATA LOGGER 125
8.6 D. INPUT/OUTPUT 126
8.7 C. CLOCK/SCHEDULER 133
8.8 B. SETPOINT 136
8.9 A. UNIT ON/OFF 138
8.10 I. INFO MENU (OR MAIN MENU) 138
9 ALARMS 147
9.1 ALARM TABLE 147
9.1.1 Power+ inverter alarm A026 157
9.1.2 CPY board alarm A069 and warning A070 159
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1 GENERAL
The following operations are possible at any time using the display terminal:
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• Distributed control: temperature and humidity control of a maximum of 16 units connected via p-LAN
network with Running/Stand-by mode, using the average temperature & humidity as reference for all units
in Run mode;
• Reading and control of all network units using one shared terminal.
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2 SYSTEM HARDWARE
This chapter describes the essential parts of the system and any accessories together with their connection
and functions.
This software version requires Small, Medium or Large boards to be used in this system, in accordance with
the configuration requirements.
A panel mounted terminal with a 8 rows x 22 columns LCD display is provided to connect the unit. The
terminal has 6 keys to be used on the unit, in remote control and to be shared with other units on the network.
Besides the boards and terminal, which are essential components, the system includes a few accessories,
such as:
In some cases it is useful, if not necessary, to use suitable T-connectors in order to facilitate the connection
between the boards and the terminal.
The “Small” board has 5 analogue inputs including 4 universal and 2 passive, 8 digital inputs, 4 analogue
outputs and 8 digital outputs.
The "Medium" board has 8 analogue inputs including 6 universal and 2 passive, 14 digital inputs, 4 analogue
outputs and 13 digital outputs.
The "Large" board has 10 analogue inputs including 6 universal and 4 passive, 18 digital inputs, 6 analogue
outputs and 18 digital outputs.
An example of a “Large” board is shown in the figure below, with the intent of giving a picture of the
component. The smaller “Medium” and “Small” cards differ from the “Large” in the number of inputs and
outputs, the “Small” being also shorter in length.
For more information and details about the pCO5+ boards features, connections, programming and others,
please refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer Carel.
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2.2 User interface
2.2.1 pGD1
The PGD1 6-key user interface is designed for panel mounting and the backlit LCD consists of 6 rows and 22
columns.
A user interface can be installed on board the unit (panel mounted), remotely (in this case, set up to be wall-
mounted) or both.
This key, hereinafter referred to as the Up Arrow, is used to scroll the masks of the various
sections, which are modified by increasing the values in the various fields.
This key, hereinafter referred to as the Down Arrow, is used to scroll the masks of the
various sections, which are modified by decreasing the values in the various fields.
This key, hereinafter referred to as the Enter key, confirms the selection made to access the
various sections and to modify parameters.
This key, hereinafter referred to as the Alarm Key, is used to display the active alarms and
delete them, if necessary.
This key, hereinafter referred to as the Prog key, is used to access the loop of masks of the
various sections.
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This key is used to return to the upper mask level.
pCO
pGD1
Power +
Electronic
Expansion Valve
Power+ is designed to drive a permanent magnet (PM) brushless DC compressor / BLAC sensorless or
asynchronous induction motors. For the latter you can choose between vector or V/f control.
It is designed with integrated heat sink. The configuration and programming, as well as the start / stop and
the reference speed, are managed by the pCO controller via RS485 serial link with Modbus ® protocol.
For a detailed description of the drive and its programming procedure see the separate manual given by the
drive manufacturer.
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2.3.2 Serial cards for Datatech+ operation
On pCO it is necessary to install a RS485 serial card (Carel code PCO100FD10); the card will be installed on
the FieldBus1 slot of the controller.
The Power+ inverter will be connected to this serial card.
The serial boards must be inserted in the correct slot (BMS1) where an edge card connector is present.
The Serial Card door must be removed from the controller for these to be installed:
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The serial board is installed by fitting it on the two plastic
supports that are an integral part of the pCO* controller
container.
For further information about serial card installation, please refer to the control board manufacturer manuals
and instructions.
The EVD EVO driver module controls the electronic expansion valves with a serial network, thereby allowing
precise suction superheat adjustment for more efficient and versatile operation of the cooling unit.
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When an electronic expansion valve is used (standard on Datatech +, option on Datatech ED), besides the
Driver and the valve itself, a temperature probe and a pressure transducer are also required, both installed on
the cooling side of the evaporator end part (on the compressor suction piping). Refer to Figure 2-1 to better
understand a typical system layout.
Condenser
Serial
Compressor
Motor Temperature
EEV connection
Pressure
Evaporator
Figure 2-1
EVD EVO driver is connected to FieldBus2 port of pCO controller. Network addresses for EVD EVO drivers
are respectively 198 for circuit 1 and 199 for circuit 2.
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The integrated humidifier is an immersed electrode
type. The key indicates the main components:
1. Supporting structure
2. Cylinder
3. Drain solenoid valve
4. 90° adjustable drain fitting (4a: straight
fitting - supplied as standard)
5. Fill-tank + conductivity metre
6. Fill-up solenoid valve
CPY
Board
The connection between CPY board and pCO board is done through FieldBus2 serial port (Carel RS485
master protocol).
Refer to the unit wiring diagram and to the CPY board manual for information regarding the connections.
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managed. The software controls the humidifier steam production and operating conditions in accordance with
the humidifier current signals and the ambient humidity. It also controls all the conditions and alarms.
If the terminal is to be connected at a distance greater than 50 m but within 200 m, or if two terminals are to
be connected to the same I/O board, use three pairs of braided wires inside a shield with a minimum section
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of 0.5 mm and T-switches as shown in the figure.
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If the terminal is to be remote controlled at a distance greater than 200 m but within 500 m, the terminal must
not be powered by the pCO* board but separately.
The T-switch sets the three telephone connectors in parallel with the terminal board.
T-switch
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Cable AWG24 (with power supply) sec. 0.5 mm
Terminal Function Cable connection
0 Earth Shield
1 + VRL (30 Vdc) First duplex cable A
2 GND Second duplex cable A
3 Rx/Tx- Third duplex cable A
4 Rx/Tx+ Third duplex cable B
5 GND Second duplex cable B
6 + VRL (30 Vdc) First duplex cable B
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Hereunder are the addresses to be set on the boards and terminals:
Unit no. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
I/O board
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
address
Private
terminal 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 (32)
address
If a single shared terminal is to be used for all the network units, this will be assigned address 32. If a
maximum network is to be configured, consisting of 16 units and 16 terminals, one of the following two
options must be selected:
The main Menu mask on the terminals displays the address of the connected board in the lower right corner.
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3 PROGRAMMING THE PCO*
Programming the boards involves the uploading of the application software.
The microprocessor requires at least the application, the bios.bin file and the boot.bin file in the flash memory
of the pCO* boards for it to work. The LCT and PVT files are required if the variable log recording is also
managed.
Normally, Carel inserts the latest official version of the bios.bin and boot.bin files in the pCO* boards.
Since applications are tested and released with a specific version of the bios.bin and boot.bin files, it is
important for the files forming part of the "package" accompanying the application to always be loaded even
though the update of the boot file should not be required.
The boards can be programmed via the USB key (pCO5), or with a computer using “pCO_manager” software
and a USB cable or a USB-RS485 converter (CVSTDUTLF0).
When the key is used, the memory of the pCO* board is always completely overwritten (except for the BOOT
file); when pCO_manager is used, the various software components to be loaded can be selected.
Please refer to specific pCO* card manual for additional instructions relevant to the uploading of the software
with the key.
The currently installed boot and bios versions appear respectively in the first and second rows. The physical
memory dimension appears in the third row (for the application and log recording).
The same information can be also found in the Service menu (see further) once the software is installed.
Display address
setting ... 17
I/O Board address: 01
Press the “confirmation arrow” for the cursor to move beneath the terminal addressing field.
Use the Up Arrow or Down Arrow to modify the terminal address.
The terminal address in the figure is 17 (terminal of board no. 1).
After setting the terminal address correctly, press the Confirmation Arrow and the cursor will move to the
address selection field of the board associated with the terminal.
Use the Up Arrow or Down Arrow to modify the board of which the terminal displays the parameters.
The board address in the figure is 1.
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The addressing procedure of the 6-key PGD terminal is now complete. Press any key apart from the
Confirmation Arrow to exit the configuration phase, and Enter to access the configuration of the network
terminals, which is described in the following chapter.
a. Press UP, DOWN, ENTER at the same time to enter the address change screen
b. Set the display address to “0” for the point-to point connection. Confirm with ENTER
7. Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow to modify the address and then press Enter to confirm.
8. Set the pCO* card address according to requirements of the installation.
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3.2.3 Procedure to assign the list of terminals for the pCO* boards on the network
This procedure enables the terminal/s set up on the network to display the parameters of the I/O boards
present.
Network management provides the possibility of enabling a terminal to display the parameters of a specific
board, which is referred to as a private terminal, or boards, which is considered to be a shared terminal.
A pCO* board can communicate with a maximum of three terminals, of which only one can be configured as
shared. The other two must be configured as private.
The configuration procedure of the terminals in a network via 6-key terminals is a continuation of their
assignment procedure.
The previous paragraph describes the procedure to assign an address to the terminal, after which, Enter is
pressed to access the addressing procedure of the terminals on the network and the mask below appears.
Terminal config
Press ENTER
to continue
Press the Confirmation Arrow for the cursor to move to the field where the address of the first adr and trm1
terminal is set.
Value 17 must be entered in order to maintain uniformity of both the addresses and that set previously in the
terminal address.
After having pressed the Confirmation Arrow for the terminal to be assigned address 17 and the I/O board to
be displayed at address 1, the cursor will move beneath the column in which the terminal features will be
assigned.
Press the “confirmation arrow” for the cursor to move to the second row for a second terminal to be
configured.
Since the software allows a number of units to be connected, Pr or Sh (i.e. board parameters displayed at
address 1) can also be set from a shared terminal.
If no other terminals are to be set up, press the Confirmation Arrow to skip all the fields leaving them
unchanged (None and —) right through to the last field “Ok?No” where the Up Arrow or Down Arrow is used
to change “No” to “Yes” in order to confirm the selections made.
After having set Yes, press the Confirmation Arrow and the software will automatically exit the network
terminal configuration procedure.
The configuration procedure of the terminals in a network via a 1-15 key terminal is slightly different.
The command to enter the procedure is the same as that of the 6-key terminal, i.e. by pressing the Up Arrow,
Down Arrow and Enter simultaneously. The following mask will appear after five seconds:
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Terminal Adr: 17
I/O Board Adr: 1
The address of the terminal set via the micro switches appears in the first row.
The address of the connected I/O board appears in the second row.
Having followed the address assignment procedure, the values that appear should be those shown in the
figure below.
After having confirmed by pressing Enter, the following mask appears.
Terminal config
Press ENTER
to continue
Here on, the procedure is the same as that for 6-key terminals.
This mask appears if a power board with the xx address is faulty, not connected to the network or if there are
communication problems.
NO LINK
This mask appears if a terminal does not receive network messages (synchronisation signals) for more than
10 seconds. This alarm is indicated by the green LED on the addressing board being OFF.
NetSTAT 1- - - - - - 8
T: xx 9 - - - - - -16
Enter 17 - - - - - -24
To EXIT 25 - - - - 32
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Example 1:
1 − -- - - - 8
9 - - - - - - - - 16
17 ▀ ▀ - - - - - - 24
25 − − − − - - - ▀ 32
Two I/O boards with address 1 and 2, and two terminals with address 17 and 18 (presumably private) are
present on the network together with a shared terminal with address 32 (presumably shared).
The same information can be found also in the User menu inside the Datalink submenu (see further), once
the software is installed.
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4 HARDWARE TROUBLESHOOTING
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Problem Possible cause and relative solution
Dubious alarm signal from digital - Check the input status from the relative mask in the I/O section.
input - Verify the voltage on the input in question between terminal “C” and
the relative “Cn” terminal.
If 24V are measured, the input is closed. If 0V are measured the input
is open (normally, the controller indicates an alarm signal if the input is
open).
The controller repeatedly enters - Verify that no power cables are placed near the controller.
Watch-dog mode (it goes OFF - Verify that the capacity of the power supply transformer is correct.
and ON again as though there
were brief power failures or it
randomly activates some digital or
analogue outputs).
The user terminal is blocked (it - Verify that the terminal is not disconnected; if so, re-connect it and
does not respond when keys are switch the controller OFF and ON again with the terminal connected.
pressed).
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5 SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS
5.1 General
This software is designed to manage Close Control units, used to condition the air on a number of different
environments requiring precise temperature and humidity control.
Particular attention has been paid to the Energy Saving aspect and for this purpose, specific controls have
been included to make use of environmental conditions in favour of energy saving.
The following diagram illustrates the behaviour of the cooling and heating and devices, both ON/OFF and
modulating.
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100% 100%
Modulating
Modulating
heating 0% cooling
device
device
R1+R2 R2 R1
R2 R1 C1 C2
R1 C1
Heating band d.z. d.z. Cooling band
Set-point Ambient T
Figure 5-1
The remote condensing fans in air condensation units can be controlled directly by the controller in
modulating (0-10V) mode, in pressure, with pre-ventilation during stand-by.
The compressors in water condensing units can be deactivated due to no water being present by means of a
specific digital input indication (usually given by a water flow switch).
The controller can manage up to 4 compressors, which may be inverter driven (BLDC) or ON/OFF, on 1 or 2
cooling circuit; on each circuit, compressors can be arranged in single or tandem configuration. Only 1 BLDC
compressor is used, even in units with 2 cooling circuits. In the case of multiple compressors, the cooling
proportional band is equally divided between the steps available; the BLDC compressor is always the first one
to start running and the last one to stop.
Heating (or post-heating) can be performed by different devices: electric heaters, hot water coil or hot gas
post heating coil (see further).
The functions of these controls are described in the following paragraphs.
5.3.2 Heating
This function heats the air to be treated so as to meet the temperature set-point.
The post-heating function can be controlled by different devices:
• electrical heaters: 1 stage, 2 stages, binary mode, modulating;
• hot water coil with ON/OFF or modulating valve;
• hot gas post heating coil with ON/OFF or modulating control.
The devices can also be combined, thus having a primary and a secondary heating device. Not all
combinations can be done, due to the number of analogue and digital outputs available on the control board,
see next table for possible combinations:
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ADDITIONAL HEATING DEVICE
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Dehumidific. stop diff.
Restart offset
De-
humidific.
Set-point Ambient T
Low temp. alarm offset High temp. alarm offset
Figure 5-2
• The average return air temperature will be closer to the set-point with respect to proportional control
alone (reduced error).
• The cooling devices can also run below the set-point, even when dehumidification is not required.
This is somehow inherent to integral control and cannot be avoided.
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There is also a dead zone (d.z.) before and after the set-point, typically of 0.2% if humidity control on relative
humidity is active or of 0.1 g/kg if humidity control on absolute humidity is active; in this zone, no adjustment
takes place (to prevent oscillations).
20%
C1 C2
On/Off humidifier C1
Humidification band d.z. d.z. Dehumidification band
Set-point humidity
Figure 5-3
5.4.1 Humidification
This function supplies water steam to the air to be treated so as to meet the set relative humidity set-point,
that can be expressed both in relative humidity (percentage) or in absolute humidity (grams of water per
kilogram of dry air).
Humidification is possible by means of an:
• Integrated immersed electrode humidifier with proportional control (0-100%) according to the
adjustment band;
• External humidifier, which can be either ON/OFF (controlled by digital output) or modulating
(controlled by analogue output).
5.4.2 Dehumidification
Dehumidification, i.e. cooling the air below dew point, reduces the relative humidity in the recirculation air.
This function can be controlled with the compressors (ED), which can also operate below the temperature
set-point up to the limit beyond which the function is suspended.
The cooled air can then be post-heated with the post-heating devices mentioned above.
Furthermore, in order to enhance the dehumidification process, the controller reduces the supply fan speed
when dehumidification is required.
The controller continuously compare the requirements of cooling and dehumidification and consider the
highest one to adopt the better strategy to satisfy the set points.
Dehumidification is possible by means of:
• Activation of the cooling devices (compressors or coil) to reach the dew point of the treated air. The
unit control continuously compare cooling and dehumidification requirement and consider the biggest
one in order to activate the suitable devices;
• Reducing the air flow: in case of dehumidification request, fan speed is reduced to a constant value
(settable) during the entire the dehumidification process, thus increasing the coil dehumidification: air
flow reduction causes a decrease of evaporation temperature and lower air speed permits a more
intimate contact between air and coil fins, increasing the latent heat exchange on the coil.
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5.4.3 Other humidity functions
5.4.3.1 High/Low humidity alarm
This function allows the controller to detect the constancy of the ambient humidity (read by the control probe),
beyond the set limits and longer than the set value, thereby triggering a non-serious alarm on the display; this
alarm has a settable delay. The high/low humidity status does not deactivate the outputs.
Set-point
Low humid. alarm offset High humid. alarm offset
Ambient humid.
Figure 5-4
5.5 Compressors
5.5.1 Cooling capacity control with inverter driven compressors (BLDC) and ON/OFF
compressors
The presence of an inverter driven BLDC compressor allows an accurate cooling capacity control. In case of
plural compressors arrangement with one variable speed compressor and one or more (up to 3) ON/OFF
compressors, the software manages the compressors capacity control in this way: the compressors power
request (coming from cooling or dehumidification band) is equally divided by the number of compressors. The
first compressor that starts running is always the variable speed one (BLDC); once the BLDC compressor has
reached a speed threshold for ON/OFF compressor activation (called “Fixed ON” threshold, default 90 rps,
settable from Manufacturer menu), the first ON/OFF compressor starts and the variable speed compressor
adjusts its speed to meet the power requirement. Once the variable speed compressor has reached again the
“Fixed ON” threshold and the cooling or dehumidification demand is not satisfied yet, next ON/OFF
compressor starts and so on.
A symmetric (similar but reverse) process is performed when the compressors power request decreases: if
there are more compressors running, the BLDC compressor reduces its speed until it reaches a speed
threshold for ON/OFF deactivation (called “Fixed OFF”, default 30 rps, settable from Manufacturer menu),
then one ON/OFF compressor is switched OFF and the variable speed compressor adjusts its speed to meet
the power requirement; the BLDC compressor is the last one to switch OFF when thermoregulation request is
0.
“Fixed ON” and “Fixed OFF” thresholds can be set in Manufacturer menu.
The control logic of the variable capacity compressor provides also the following:
• adaptation of the cooling capacity to the actual thermal load; a precise adjustment is carried out,
which allows to minimize the fluctuations in temperature and humidity (when required) and the
number of compressor start-up and to optimize energy consumption;
• optimization of the compressor management maintaining the operating conditions within the
application limits provided by the manufacturer (envelope management);
• management of oil return cycles to avoid excessive oil migration in the refrigeration system with
separate sections (see further);
• management of operating cycles at maximum rotational speed to compensate for sudden thermal
load peaks.
In case of direct expansion Dual Cooling or Free Cooling units with inverter compressor, the air flow is kept
constant and equal to the nominal value, in this way the free cooling is fully exploited, limiting the intervention
of the compressors and thereby reducing the total electric power absorbed by the machine.
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5.5.2 BLDC compressors starting and stopping
The BLDC compressor requires a specific starting and stopping procedure, recommended by the compressor
manufacturer, in order to ensure oil return to the compressor during the starting phase, which is the most
critical for compressor lubrication.
When temperature or humidity is over the dead zone (see above), the cooling capacity request or the
dehumidification request becomes greater than 0 and a capacity request is sent to the BLDC compressor,
which starts running following a predefined procedure: the compressor starts and the control set its speed to
a threshold, called starting speed (default 50.0 rps), for a starting time (fixed 3 minutes); after this time, the
compressor is free to accelerate or decelerate, following the power requirement coming from
thermoregulation.
Note that if the unit is turned OFF (by key, by digital input, by local network or by BMS) while the compressor
is doing the starting procedure, the compressor will actually turn OFF only when the starting procedure is
completed.
Figure 5-5
When compressor power requirement is 0, the BLDC compressor gradually reduces its speed (with the set
deceleration rate) to 0 and so it stops.
Only in case of serious alarm on the relative cooling circuit (HP alarm, LP alarm, BLDC compressor start
failure, etc.), the BLDC compressor will be stopped immediately after the alarm is triggered. In case of high
pressure switch intervention due to abnormal high pressure raising, power supply to Power+ inverter will be
directly cut off by HP switch.
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Tc
Te
Figure 5-6
Each compressor model or range has its specific envelope, defined by the compressor manufacturer, that can
have also some sub-zones where other parameters have to be controlled, for example discharge gas
temperature or compressor speed.
Real time information about the envelope zone can be found in the info masks.
The software tries to keep the BLDC compressor working point inside envelope limits by the following actions:
• Compressor speed variation (acceleration or deceleration), forcing the cooling power request coming
from unit thermoregulation;
• EEV opening variation, forcing the superheat set point.
If these actions are not enough to keep the compressor working point inside the envelope, an out of envelope
alarm (serious) is triggered and the BLDC compressor stops running.
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5.5.4.1 Custom maximum condensing pressure (or temperature) limit
In order to prevent high condensing pressure alarm (see further), from Manufacturer menu it is possible to set
a threshold for maximum condensing pressure (or temperature) lower than the envelope limit, represented by
the horizontal red line on the envelope diagram. When condensing pressure is approaching this threshold, the
software will perform the actions described above in order to avoid high condensing pressure alarm.
Min. ON time
Compressor t
Figure 5-7
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5.5.6.3 Minimum interval between start-ups of different compressors
This sets the minimum time (in seconds) that must elapse between the start-up of one compressor and
another.
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5.5.8.3 Prevention of high and low pressure alarms
The control implements different systems for the prevention of the alarms of high and low pressure,
depending on the configuration of the cooling circuits.
For refrigeration circuits with only one BLDC compressor, when the values of high or low pressure reach the
configurable threshold (see the description above), the BLDC compressor speed is reduced to drive away the
working point of the compressor from the indicated thresholds and therefore prevent the onset of alarms of
high or low pressure.
For refrigeration circuits with a BLDC compressor in tandem with an ON / OFF compressor, when the values
of high or low pressure reach the adjustable thresholds, the BLDC compressor speed is reduced as above
described; if this intervention is not sufficient, the ON / OFF compressor is turned off and will restart after a
fixed 15 minutes time, to allow high or low pressure return within allowable limits.
For refrigeration circuits with ON / OFF compressors only, when the values of high or low pressure reach the
threshold limit one compressor is switched off, to thereby prevent the occurrence of high or low pressure
alarms.
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RS485 serial protocol. The EVD EVO allows the use of Carel brand valves only (ie, E2V, E3V, etc.), because
the envelope control of inverter compressor can be run successfully only with mentioned expansion valves.
The basic principle of the control algorithm is based on the stability together with a fast achievement of the
desired suction superheat, when possible.
The algorithm calculates the suction superheat as the difference between the temperature of the refrigerant at
the evaporator outlet – as read by the temperature probe and the saturation temperature corresponding to the
pressure value read by the transducer (placed in the same position). The link between pressure and the
corresponding saturated temperature is stored in look-up tables.
The heart of the control is a PID algorithm, which set point is the desired superheat. The set point is typically
set to 5°C. The coefficients of the PID are set according to theoretical considerations and experimental tests.
However, below are listed the general guidelines for an initial set up of PID parameters:
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operating pressure before a MOP alarm occurs.
In case the EVD EVO drivers are enabled to control electronic expansion valves, the value read by the
evaporating pressure transducer is used to manage the low pressure alarm instead of a low pressure switch.
It is in any case recommended not to alter default set values, if not assisted by the Manufacturer.
• Separate analogue outputs: each output controls a fan unit with a 0-10V modulating signal based on
the condensing pressure detected of each circuit.
• A single analogue output for each condensation coil with a 0-10V modulating signal based on the
higher condensing pressure.
In any case, the outputs are only activated when the compressors are switched ON: in the case of two
separate outputs, each one is only linked to operation of the relative cooling circuits; in the case of one
shared output, activation of one of the two cooling circuits is sufficient.
1 bar min
Modulating
speed
min
0%
condensation differential Condensation pressure
Condensation set-point
Figure 5-8
A minimum and maximum speed can be set for the analogue output, in terms of output tension; if the
minimum speed setting is other than zero, the controller will automatically switch off the 1 bar output (fixed
value) when this drops below the condensation set value.
A speedup time can be set for condensing fans, this way when compressors turn ON condensing fans are
forced for the speedup time at maximum speed (10V analogue output), then the analogue output is controlled
by the condensing pressure set point and differential. This function can be used for AC condensing fans,
where low control signal at start-up can cause problems to the electrical motors. If the speedup time is set to
0, the function is disabled.
Fan forcing (also called pre-ventilation) can be enabled in the Manufacturer menu, which allows the user to
switch the ventilation ON at maximum speed (with the compressors OFF) if the pressure rises excessively,
example due to solar radiation.
All parameters related to air condensation control are in Service menu, while the choice of condensation type
is in Manufacturer menu.
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A single analogue output configuration can be used in water condensing units to pilot a condensation control
(two or three way) valve, with a similar logic to the condensation fans. A pre-opening value, a pre-opening
delay and a compressor start-up delay can be set. Therefore, the water valve can open and start the
adjusting process upon compressor start-up, thereby avoiding high pressure transient instances due to
mechanical inertia of the valve (fig 5-10).
A minimum and maximum valve opening can be set for the analogue output, in terms of output tension.
All parameters related to air and water condensation control are in Service menu, while the choice of
condensation type is in Manufacturer menu.
max opening
min opening
Condensation set-point
Figure 5-9
Compressor
start-up Compressor Compressor
request start-up stop
Valve opening
pre-
adjustment
Compressor
start-up delay
Figure 5-10
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5.9 Heating devices
Heating devices are used to heat the air to be treated so as to meet the temperature set-point.
The heating function can be controlled by different devices:
• electrical heaters: 1 stage, 2 stages, binary mode, modulating;
• hot water coil with ON/OFF or modulating valve;
• hot gas post heating coil with ON/OFF or modulating control.
The devices can also be combined, thus having a primary and a secondary heating device. Not all
combinations can be done, due to the number of analogue and digital outputs available on the control board.
The activation of heating function and the choice of primary and secondary heating device can be done on
the Manufacturer menu.
5.10 Humidifier
This function supplies water steam to the air to be treated so as to meet the set relative humidity set-point,
that can be expressed both in relative humidity (percentage) or in absolute humidity (grams of water per
kilogram of dry air).
Humidification can be obtained by means of an integrated immersed electrode humidifier, proportionally
controlled, or with modulating (0-10V) control in the case of an external humidifier.
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Max production
[kg/h]
20% nom.
production
Figure 5-11
The software processes the actual target cylinder production in accordance with Nominal Production (cylinder
parameter, equal to its maximum production at full capacity), Maximum Production (parameter set by the
user, a percentage of maximum production) and the difference between the set-point and the actual value
(according to the diagram in Figure 5-11).
The humidifier has a minimum production of 20% of the Nominal Power (for technical purposes) and remains
constant at this value up to 20% of the proportional band, increasing as the difference between actual
humidity and the set value also increases up to the maximum production set at the proportional band limit.
Another determining factor, besides the level of the water inside the cylinder, which effects the measured current is
conductivity of the water inside the cylinder. In fact, during the evaporation cycles, water conductivity will increase
due to an increase in the concentration of salts. Conductivity of the water inside the boiler is measured indirectly by
means of the time taken to complete an evaporation cycle. This time is then compared with a reference value
(typical for each cylinder), and if this is less, a specific amount of water is drained (drain by dilution) and then less
conductive water is filled from the main supply.
The humidifier also has a conductivity meter that can detect the conductivity of the mains supply that enters
during fill-up. In the case of high conductivity of the water flow, the control algorithm first signals a pre-alarm
(that does not interrupt operation) and then an alarm (that interrupts operation). This is essential to prevent
excessive water flow conductivity in the cylinder that could compromise the proper operation of the humidifier.
A fundamental element placed at the top of the boiler is the high level probe that detects any water or foam.
The high level electrodes can intervene for various reasons:
• total water fill-up in the boiler - with the machine inactive - due to a leaking fill-up solenoid valve;
• high water level during the initial cylinder fill-up process;
• high water level following cylinder exhaustion due to deposits on the plates;
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• formation of foam.
Should the high level probe intervene repeatedly, the algorithm evaluates the possibility of this being caused
by the formation of foam. If the high level probe interventions persist after washing the cylinder completely
(complete drain-complete fill-up-complete drain) the controller signals a foam alarm (that does not interrupt
operation).
The control of any overcurrent is an important aspect of humidifier operation. In fact, each time voltage is
applied to the boiler electrodes after a stopped period, brief but very intense current peaks may occur. If an
overcurrent occurs during the initial period, the algorithm responds immediately by disconnecting the voltage
from the electrodes and activating a drain cycle. If the overcurrent should persist, humidifier operation is
interrupted and a high current alarm is triggered.
The algorithm also monitors the methods with which the draining cycles are implemented, signalling a drain
alarm if necessary, if a significant current reduction is not detected as from when a drain cycle begins.
Vice versa, a no water alarm can be signalled if a significant current increase is not detected during the
humidifier water fill-up cycle.
In the former case, the humidifier is activated when the set-point less the humidifier proportional band is
reached and then stops at the set-point. The external humidifier must have its own control logic and a
potential-free alarm contact connected to the relative input of the pCO* board to signal the fault. In this case
the digital output will be deactivated.
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In the latter case, the 0-10V signal activation is proportional to the ambient humidity position within the
humidification proportional band; even in this case, the external humidifier must have its own adjustment logic
and a potential-free contact to signal the alarm status as explained above.
In both cases, the fan is activated when the unit is set to ON and remains so until the unit is set to OFF (via a
keyboard, digital input, time bands, monitoring or serious alarm) or STAND-BY (by rotation with other units on
the network). Fan activation delay times can be set with regards to unit start-up (ON) and shutdown (OFF).
The fan is only switched OFF during operation if an alarm is triggered. This occurs due to a direct ventilation
alarm (motor thermal protection, no air flow) or a serious alarm related to the unit as a whole (fire/smoke
alarm, flood alarm, external alarm, condensate drain pump alarm). Chilled water units allow the user to define
whether the (chilled) water flow alarm must stop the fan or not.
If the fan is controlled by a digital (ON/OFF) type of signal, the output works as follows: digital output is
activated when the unit is set to ON and remains so until the unit is set to OFF (via a keyboard, digital input,
time bands or monitoring) or STAND-BY (by rotation with other units on the network). Digital output activation
delay times can be set with regards to unit start-up (ON) and shutdown (OFF).
If the fan is controlled by a modulating (0-10V) type of signal, for units with inverter compressors the following
operating logic can be applied:
• Automatic POC
The logic is enabled from the relative mask in Manufacturer menu.
The fan speed is automatically controlled by a feedback system for the air flow to be kept constant as the
external conditions vary (filter status, pressure drops in the air distribution system, etc.). The minimum,
maximum, differential and set-point pressure values are set for the dehumidification mode in the relative
mask.
Note that for units with 2 cooling circuits it is not possible to modulate significantly the air flow, because the
circuit with ON/OFF compressors only requires a constant air flow, in order to keep an evaporating
temperature close to the design one; so, for these units air flow modulation range will be very narrow.
The controller must calculate a pressure value upon unit start-up, which depends always on the air return
temperature reading, even when the thermoregulation is on air supply temperature. The controller compares
the read value with the return temperature set-point and differential just like during regular operation. An
actual pressure value must correspond with the read temperature value and where this is positioned with
respect to the set-point and differential (fig. 6-11).
Therefore, the actual pressure value varies linearly with respect to the return temperature and the relative
band.
The controller logic tends to "follow" and meet the actual pressure value (therefore considered a variable set-
point), comparing it with the value read by the transducer on the fan nozzle.
This system provides the precise air flow value according to the thermal load
A return temperature set-point offset is set up on CW units to reach the minimum speed at a temperature that
is slightly higher than the set-point. In certain applications, this allows the cold water valve to open before the
fan starts to work.
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One of the installed fans must have an air flow measuring system for this mode to be used. This logic is
applied with "EC Radial" type fans.
The control system has a nozzle with one or more pressure inlets and an air differential pressure transducer.
The air flow of a single fan is linked to the pressure difference measured between the external and internal
parts of the nozzle. The controller adjusts this pressure difference and thereby controls the air flow.
Figure 5-12
The feedback control diagram is shown in Figure 5-12
10. The system enables an air differential pressure transducer on analogue input B3 by selecting the type (4-
20 mA, 0-10V, 0-5V) and the measurement range. The pressure value is read and compared with the desired
set-point value.
The PID regulator parameters (proportional band, integral time and differential time) can be set in the
Manufacturer menu. It is recommended to contact the Manufacturer's Technical Assistance department for
the above mentioned parameters to be modified.
The pressure value read by the transducer and its conversion into the air flow rate can be viewed in the I/O
menu.
When the differential pressure transducer is enabled, the no air flow alarm is controlled via software and not
via a digital input:
equivalent Reset
alarm status
differential
Figure 5-13
The alarm threshold and reset differential (in Pa) can be set as controller parameters.
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Max pressure set-point
Return T
Figure 5-14
To obtain constant air flow operation with Auto-POC logic, simply set the maximum pressure value equivalent
to the minimum pressure value
The air flow remains fixed in dehumidification mode (single pressure set-point for dehumidification).
• Auto-PRC mode
The logic is enabled by the relevant mask in the Manufacturer Menu. The fan speed is controlled
automatically by a feedback system, to maintain constant the air pressure in the raised floor or in the cold
aisle containment, regardless of changing external conditions (pressure losses in the air distribution system,
fouling of the filters, etc.).
In the relevant mask of Setpoint Menu it is possible to set the desired pressure value. A differential pressure
transducer, installed on board of the unit, detects the pressure difference between the suction side of the unit
and the floor; the flexible hose connected to the "+" of the pressure transducer must be properly positioned in
the raised floor (positioning by the installer), at a distance from the discharge section of the unit such that the
pressure measurement is not influenced by the distribution air.
Instead, the hose connected to the "-" of the pressure transducer must be properly positioned in a plenum on
the intake of the unit, at a distance from the inlet section of the unit such that the pressure measurement is
not influenced by the distribution air.
The minimum speed of the fan is limited to a value such as to maintain a minimum air flow required to ensure
an evaporation temperature compatible with the correct operation of the cooling circuit.
The alarm air flow is controlled via digital input (air flow) and not through pressure transducer.
In this operating mode mode it is not possible to specify a pressure to be maintained during dehumidification.
Do not use this method of ventilation control when the unit is equipped with additional cooling devices (Dual
Cooling, Free Cooling water, Free Cooling air).
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• According to the external air temperature (if the relative probe is enabled). Free cooling is enabled if
the external air temperature is lower than that of the internal air (by a specific offset). In this way, an
external dry cooler can be used, thereby obtaining water at an intermediate temperature between the
external air and the ambient air.
Figure 5-15
There are two distinct methods of integrating the cooling devices: normal and "free".
The former method requires a free cooling valve to be used with the compressors (auxiliary compressor
operation). In this case, the cooling proportional band is divided in two parts: a return valve is used in the first
part and the compressor steps in the second. This means that free cooling is used alone as long as the load
demand is met, otherwise the compressors are activated also.
The diagram below illustrates the control logic: note how the operating bands of the chilled water valve and
the compressors overlap. Only the valve's maximum opening can be modified.
Set-point
Cooling band
Figure 5-16
The latter method only requires the return valve, provided the water is sufficiently cold (alternating
compressor mode). The valve occupies the entire proportional band as in the case of the chilled water coil,
modulating according to the thermal load request.
In both cases, if the water temperature does not conform with that required for free cooling, the relative valve
is closed and the cooling is transferred entirely to the compressors that occupy the entire proportional band.
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If dehumidification is required, compressor start-up can be delayed with respect to the valve's total opening.
Set-point
Cooling band
Figure 5-17
5.14 Limiting the supply temperature in free cooling and dual cooling mode
Both types of operation require a temperature probe on the air flow.
This prevents air that is too cold from entering the ambient during free cooling and ice formation on the direct
expansion coil when this works together with free cooling.
The parameters that determine the function of this feature are mainly a set-point and an air flow differential.
The "limit" of the cooling devices within the differential increases proportionally until it reaches the "total limit"
at the differential extreme. As for the limited devices, if the compressors are not enabled together with the
valves/dampers, this means:
• The valves are closed progressively;
• The single ON/OFF compressor is switched OFF when reaching the differential;
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• The single BLDC compressor power requirement is progressively reduced approaching the
differential;
• In the case of plural compressors arrangement, the differential is equally divided by the number of
compressors and one compressor is switched OFF when reaching a quote of the differential and so
on.
C2 C1
C1
V/D
Differential t
Figure 5-18
If free cooling or dual cooling is enabled together with the compressors, the latter are switched OFF
simultaneously when half the differential is reached, since the valve or dampers are closed progressively in
the other half.
V/D C1+C2
t
Differential
Figure 5-19
Note that the supply temperature limiting function can be enabled separately from free cooling or dual cooling
and in this case the adjustment described in the above figure applies.
5.15 Anti-Sticking function for Dual Cooling and Free Cooling units
In some occasions, it may happen that Dual Cooling or Free Cooling units work for long periods of time with
the external cooling source only (water, or air), so the refrigerant circuit is idle. In order to avoid prolonged idle
time, the controller implements a feature named “Anti-Sticking” which periodically starts up the refrigerant
circuit for a pre-defined time, therefore commuting the cooling mode of the unit; start-up delay and forced
working time are settable parameters of the controller.
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5.16 Air supply damper control
A ON/OFF servo motor can be controlled by a digital output for a non-return air damper.
This is useful in installations where several units are in operation to prevent air recirculation when the unit is
OFF.
The time that must elapse from when the unit goes ON to when the fan starts is set in the relative mask,
thereby allowing the damper servo controller to open before the fan is activated.
Manual activation of the individual outputs requires a number of precautions in order to prevent incorrect
operation of the devices:
• Always activate digital output no. 1 (fan) first, even when the output is not physically connected, to
prevent failure of the safety devices.
• Unless a simulated test is being run with no voltage to the loads, activate the compressors and/or the
heaters after having activated the ventilation.
• Deactivate digital output no. 1 last.
Manual control is only possible with the unit OFF. All activated outputs must be deactivated manually during
the manual procedure for the unit to be restarted in automatic mode (ON status).
Moreover, it is possible to choose from User menu whether the following alarms have to stop the unit or not:
• Water leakage alarm;
• Condensate drain pump alarm.
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5.18.2 Minor and serious alarms
Each alarm can be set as "minor" or "serious" from User menu; the distinction is effective in the following
cases:
• When a number of units are in Running/Stand-by mode on the Datalink local network and a "serious"
alarm is triggered, one of the units in stand-by is activated.
• Digital output 7 is activated if the alarm is marked as a "minor” alarm (warning or light) and such an
alarm is triggered;
• Digital output 8 is activated if the alarm is marked as a "serious” alarm and such an alarm is triggered.
NOTE: the characteristics of a particular alarm (see the table in the alarm chapter) determine whether the
entire unit has to be shut down or not. This does NOT depend on the minor/serious classification.
If the customer must manage an alarm deriving from an external controller, a digital input of the pCO* board
can be customised as follows: the external alarm can be assigned to the minor or serious alarm category from
the relative mask and the text description of the alarm that appears on the display can be set.
30 min t
Figure 5-20
Clearly, if the number of alarms and time intervals are set freely, the user must apply due caution and be
aware of the unit operating specifications in order to prevent the alarms from always being reset automatically
due to a low ratio (time)/(no. of alarms). It is recommended to set a minimum value that is greater than the
compressor anti-recirculation time.
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In the case of water condensed direct expansion units, the flow switch has the basic function of preventing
high pressure alarms due to no water.
In the case of chilled water units, the flow switch has the function of monitoring water presence for the water
coil.
In the case of DC units, the flow switch switches the cooling function to the backup system (compressors or
secondary water valve) if there is no primary chilled water.
In all instances, the alarm delay time can be set upon start-up as well as during operation. If automatic reset
is configured, the number of restarts is not limited.
• Disabled
• Supply air fan alarm
• Condensation drain pump alarm
• Power+ alarm
• EVD EVO alarm
• Water leakage alarm
• Water flow alarm
• Fire/smoke alarm
• Dirty air filter alarm
• Air flow alarm
• External humidifier alarm
• CPY general alarm
• Thermal overload heaters alarm
• High/low return air humidity alarm
• High/low return air temperature alarm
• High/low supply air temperature alarm
• LP circuit 1 alarm
• LP circuit 2 alarm
• HP circuit 1 alarm
• HP circuit 2 alarm
• Unit in dehumidification mode
• Unit in humidification mode
• Unit in heating mode
• Unit in cooling mode
• Supply air fans ON
• Unit ON
Note that not all options will be always available, depending on unit configuration.
The same variable can be selected for several outputs.
For example:
OUT 14- (Disabled)
OUT 15- HP circuit 1 alarm
OUT 16- (Disabled)
OUT 17- Dirty air filter alarm
OUT 18- Unit in cooling mode
Other example:
OUT 14- Power+ alarm
OUT 15- HP circuit 1 alarm
OUT 16- HP circuit 2 alarm
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OUT 17- Dirty filter alarm
OUT 18- Unit in cooling mode
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5.18.6 Alarm log
The memory available on the pCO* board records alarm events. The log record can be accessed from the
Data logger menu and displays the following for each view:
• Progressive alarm number;
• Hour and date when the alarm was triggered;
• Alarm code;
• Alarm description;
• Additional parameters, such as return and supply air temperature, condensing and evaporating
pressure, EEV position, BLDC compressor envelope zone, etc., depending on unit configuration.
A maximum of 100 alarms can be recorded, after which they are overwritten starting from the older one.
The recorded alarms are scrolled through with the arrow keys.
The entire log can be deleted following a specific procedure in the Service menu.
The modems have been tested with the hardware and function correctly. The compatible modems have been
verified according to Hayes command set, which coincides with the command set used by the pCO*.
Follow the instructions provided with the modem to connect the pCO* to the GSM modem. The RS232 serial
board of the pCO* requires a 9-pin female connector.
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The “>” symbol is present on the right of the mask, which can be shifted with the arrow keys onto the access
lines to the successive menus.
By moving the “>” symbol along the “LOG DATA” line with the arrow keys, and confirming with the “enter”
key, you access the recording log.
If a file for recording the alarms and variables has not been entered into the control memory, the following
mask appears.
0
NO LOG DATA
PRESS
[MENU] OR [ESC]
If however, the log management files have been installed correctly, the following mask appears.
INTERNAL MEMORY
This is the first level of the masks that appear in the log.
This requests to select in which memory the log is to be read, which can be in the internal memory or in an
expansion.
The log can be viewed in the memory where it was installed, which is normally the internal memory.
Where the memory to be read has been selected using the aroow keys, to enter the second level it is
necessary to confirm using the "enter" key.
Xxxxxxxxxxx
3 DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX
1 (0)
At the second level, by selecting the events log, access the third in which the mask above is an example.
The date and time at which the event took place appear in the first line.
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A text that indicates the event are present in the second and third line. As the space for the description is
reduced and appears only in English, the text includes the number of the corresponding alarm mask.
In the fourth line it is possible to detect whether the recording concerns the activation of the alarm or its reset.
In the example in the figure, the state "1" coming from "(0)" concerns activation, if state "0" appeared coming
from "(1)" it is reset.
From this mask, use the up key to pass to the next event and use the down key to pass to the previous one.
The "enter" key is used to advance by one level and it is possible to see the values recorded at the time of the
event.
4 DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX
+000.0
In fourth level masks it is possible to see the recorded values, at the time when the event from the
corresponding mask of the previous level took place.
The first line of the mask states the same date and time as the previous mask, which refers to the time of
recording.
The second and third masks contain the description of the variable recorded with reference to the
corresponding mask.
The value recorded is given in the last line.
Using the up and down arrow keys, from this mask it is possible to scroll through all of values of the recording
that was made when the event it refers to occurred.
The fifth level is accessed by pressing the "enter" button.
5
Log status: ENABLED
UP or DOWN: change
At the fifth level, which among other things is common for both types of recording, it ispossible to use the
arrow keys to "ENABLE" or "DISABLE" the recordings.
The recordings must be disabled when the data recorded must not be lost, e.g. when the expansion memory
board is removed from the installation for successive analysis.
From the second level we have seen that, as well as the event log, it ispossible to access the frequency
cyclical one.
In this case, from the second level using the "enter" key access is given to the third level of which a mask
type is shown below.
3 DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
UP : next record
DOWN : perv. record
ENTER : view data
The first line shows the date and time of the recording. Use the up arrow to access the next recording and the
down arrow to access the previous recording and use the enter key to access the values recorded at the date
and time shown.
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4 DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXX
+000.0
The masks in the fourth level allow to see the values recorded at the date and time, which is shown again in
the first line, selected in the mask at the previous level.
The second and third masks contain the description of the variable recorded with reference to the
corresponding mask.
The value recorded is given in the last line.
From this mask, using the up and down arrow keys, it is possible to scroll all values whose recording is
envisioned.
By pressing the "enter" key, access the fifth level that is the same for events recordings.
5.20.1 Running/Stand-by
A rotation system can be configured, in which a certain number of units are active (running) and others are in
stand-by. The following can be set in particular (only on the unit with the pCO* board having a p-LAN=1
address):
All the rotation functions are only active if board no. 1 (master unit) is ON and physically connected to the p-
LAN. Otherwise, all the other units will run as stand-alone, independently from one another.
During normal operation, when the set rotation interval elapses (if in hours or at a fixed time every given
number of days), one of the active units switches OFF and one of the other units in stand-by switches ON. If
rotation is automatic or daily, the activated unit with the lowest address switches OFF and the unit in stand-by
with the highest address switches ON (FIFO logic). If rotation is based on the operating hours, the unit with
the highest number of operating hours switches OFF (from those activated) and that with the lowest number
of operating hours switches ON (from those in stand-by).
The units in stand-by can also be activated before normal rotation elapses, if the following events occur:
• A black-out occurs in one of the activated units or it is disconnected from the P-LAN, or it is set to
OFF via keyboard or digital input;
• One of the activated units signals a SERIOUS alarm (marked as serious alarm from User menu of the
single unit, refer to alarm management paragraph);
• One of the units is completely switched OFF due to an alarm that stops the unit (e.g. fire/smoke, air
flow, etc., refer to alarm management paragraph).
The logic will try to activate the same number of units in stand-by as those affected by the above conditions (if
available). When the problem is resolved, the previously activated unit/s will return to their stand-by mode.
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A particular setting for automatic rotation is when rotation time is set to 0 minutes, for further explanation see
the paragraph about stand-by mode.
Different parameters and times can be set for heating and cooling.
Heating Cooling
force offset force offset
Temp. set-point
Figure 5-21
If an activated unit detects an increase in the return temperature, which exceeds the higher and lower
thresholds (force differential +/- set-point), a unit in stand-by is forced until the temperature returns within the
force limit -/+ the force offset.
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There is another function which, once the high temperature alarm threshold value is exceeded, the unit/s in
stand-by are activated and operation complies with that described for the units in running mode (refer to the
measured average temperature).
The same type of operation is also set to control the humidity when required.
When the distributed control mode is activated in CW units together with the external chiller set-point
compensation, the average humidity and temperature is noted together with the operating mode of the unit
with address 1 (since all units on the network are the same from this aspect, the external chiller must be
piloted from one single unit).
Note that it is not possible to configure and use scheduler in the following cases, because these options are
not compatible with unit scheduler:
• when Datalink p-LAN network is enabled;
• When variable set point from analogue input is enabled.
Note also that unit temperature set point for scheduler is unique, meaning that there aren’t two different set
points for return air temperature and for supply air temperature; the selection of thermoregulation type will
always be done from User menu, as described before.
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• set temperature set point for the special day.
• Italian
• English
• French
• German
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6 BMS SUPERVISION
The unit controller manages different supervision protocols; it is necessary to have a different additional serial
card for each protocol, refer to the Hardware chapter.
Protocol type, speed and configuration parameters can be set from Service menu.
Refer to BMS variable table for variable addressing.
The different available protocols are:
• ModBus RS485;
• BACnet;
• LON (Carel protocol);
• Ethernet protocols: SNMP, http and BACnet™ over IP protocol.
Different serial cards must be used for each protocol, for further information refer to the hardware paragraph.
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7 INPUT AND OUTPUT TABLE
The controller manages the unit via its inputs and outputs.
Various input and output configurations can be selected between Small (S), Medium (M) and Large (L)
boards, according to the type of complexity of the unit to be controlled.
Direct expansion (ED) as well as chilled water (CW) air-conditioning cabinets can be controlled. The
programme recognises the type and size of the board upon start-up and consequently prepares the inputs
and outputs. The multiple names (xxx / xxx / …) indicate the various purposes for which an input or output
can be used; the selection is made through the parameters in the Manufacturer mask section.
Digital inputs
ID1 High pressure switch C1
ID2 Thermal protection BLDC comp. C1
ID3 Electrical heater 1 thermal protection
Small
Analogue inputs
U1 Air pressure transducer
U2
Small
U3 Humidity probe
U4 Supply air temperature
U5 Return air temperature
Large Medium
U6
U7 Water inlet temperature
U8 Water outlet temperature
U9 Variable set point
U10 External air temperature
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Digital outputs
NO1 ON/OFF fan
NO2 Liquid solenoid valve C1
NO3 ON/OFF compr.C1
Small
NO16 Programmable
NO17 Programmable
NO18 Programmable
Analogue outputs
Y1 DC/FC valve / Hot water valve / Post heating coil valve
Medium
Small
EVD EVO driver, always present (one for each cooling circuit) for units with BLDC compressor, have the
following analogue inputs:
EVD EVO C1
Analogue inputs
S1 Low pressure transducer C1 (LP1)
S2 Suction temperature probe C1
S3 High pressure transducer C1 (HP1)
S4 BLDC compressor discharge temperature C1
EVD EVO C2
Analogue inputs
S1 Low pressure transducer C2 (LP2)
S2 Suction temperature probe C2
S3 High pressure transducer C2 (HP2)
S4 Compressor discharge temperature C2
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8 SOFTWARE MENU, INTERFACE MASKS AND PARAMETERS
8.1 General
The interface masks allow the user to detect the unit operating status and set all main parameters. The
masks are sorted according to a menu and sub-menu system for logically similar functions and access levels
(with or without passwords) to facilitate navigation within the various pages available.
All the different masks (also referred to as pages) contain in the first row a title and an index in the top right
corner, which identifies the mask (e.g. for correct reference), see the following example:
As described in the Hardware section, use the arrow keys to scroll the various masks within the same level.
Press ENTER key to go to a higher level, press ESC to go to a lower level.
The different software menu are:
In this chapter, the content description/meaning of each mask/group of masks is provided immediately below
each one; for better comprehension, menus are reported in reverse order (from Manufacturer to info),
because unit configuration starts from Manufacturer menu. Masks containing graphic elemets are displayed
as pictures, while masks with text only are displayed in text mode. Furthermore, the values entered in the
various fields are standard or default values (besides those with a multiple selection for different
configurations of the units).
i. Info
A. Unit ON/OFF
B. Setpoint
C. Clock/Scheduler
D. Input/output
E. Data logger
F. User
a. Thermoregulation
b. Supply air fan
c. Alarm management
d. Datalink
e. Advanced settings
G. Service
a. Change language
b. Information
c. Summer/Winter
d. Working hours
e. BMS config.
f. Service settings
a. Reset working hour
b. Probe adjustment
c. Thermoregulation
d. Condensation
e. EVD EVO
f. Supply air fan
g. Heating
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h. Humidity control
i. Advanced
g. Manual management
H. Manufacturer
a. Unit config.
b. Cooling circuit
c. Supply air fan
d. Heating
e. Humidifier
f. I/O Config.
g. Initialization
Note: for setting proper parameters, always refer also to the following documents:
• Programming procedure;
• BOM (bill of materials);
• MAC (Sales Order Form);
• Datatech technical tables.
WARNING!
It’s strictly forbidden to change any parameter of Manufacturer menu without a
written authorization of unit Manufacturer; improper alteration of parameters may
cause serious damages to the unit and to its components and immediately
invalidates unit warranty.
WARNING!
In order to modify the parameters of manufacturer Menu, it is necessary that the unit
is in OFF mode.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
|Costruttore | |Manufacturer password |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
|Inserire password | |Insert manufacturer |
|costruttore (PW2):0000| |password(PW2): 0000|
| | | |
|Password errata! | |Password wrong! |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
The default Manufacturer password is 0100.
The different Manufacturer sub-menus are accessed when this password is entered correctly.
a. Unit config.
b. Cooling circuit
c. Supply air fan
d. Heating
e. Humidifier
f. I/O Config.
g. Initialization
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha1| | Unit config. Ha1|
|Selez. funzionamento | |Working selection |
| | | |
|Tipo di unità | |Unit mode |
|DX: INVERTER COMPR. | |DX: Inverter compr. |
| | | |
|Circuito: 1| |Circuit: 1|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
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This mask allows to choose the type of unit on the 5 row from the followings:
• DX: Inverter compr. units with at least one BLDC compressor
• DX: ON/OFF compr. units with only ON/OFF compressors
• CW chilled water units
• DW chilled water units with double water coil
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In the 7 row it is possible to choose the number of cooling circuits (1 or 2).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha2| | Unit config. Ha2|
|Dotazioni aggiuntive | |Additional optionals |
| | | |
|Deumidifica □ | |Dehumdifier □ |
|Fumo/Fuoco □ | |Smoke/Fire □ |
|Allagamento □ | |Water leakage □ |
|Serranda aria □ | |Supply air damper □ |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha3| | Unit config. Ha3|
|Dotazioni aggiuntive | |Additional optionals |
| | | |
|Filtri aria sporchi □ | |Clogged air filter □ |
|Riscaldamento □ | |Heating □ |
|Umidificatore □ | |Humidifier □ |
|Pompa scarico cond. □ | |Condensing pump □ |
|Set point variabile □ | |Variable set point □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks allow to choose main optional, thus enabling proper inputs and outputs on the pCO board.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha4| | Unit config. Ha4|
|Dotazioni aggiuntive | |Additional optionals |
| | | |
|Dry cooler □ | |Dry cooler □ |
|Rete DATALINK □ | |DATALINK net □ |
|Grafici □ | |Graphs □ |
| | | |
|Tipo logo: DATATECH| |Logo type: DATATECH|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enable Datalink local network (p-LAN protocol) and to choose the logo displayed while
software is loading at pCO board start-up. Note that Datalink local network option is not compatible with unit
scheduler.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha5| | Configuration Ha5|
|FieldBus1 | |FieldBus1 |
| | | |
|Typo di ModBus master | |Type of ModBus master |
|VERSIONE 3.0 (BIOS) | |VERSION 3.0 (BIOS) |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure Modbus Master 1.0 protocol on FieldBus1 port(for internal devices)..
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha7| | Configuration Ha7|
|FieldBus1 | |FieldBus1 |
|ModBus master 3.0 | |Modbus Master 3.0 |
|Baudrate: 19200bps| |Baudrate: 19200bps|
|Stop bits: 2| |Stop bit: 2|
|Parità: NONE| |Parity mode: NONE|
|Abilita servizio □ | |Enable service: □ |
|Polling: 00000.00000s| |Polling: 0.00000s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure Modbus Master 3.0 protocol on FieldBus1 port; it is possible to choose baud
rate, stop bits and parity mode. Last row is the polling time and is reading only. Default parameters are as
reported on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. unità Ha8| | Configuration Ha8|
|FieldBus2 | |FieldBus2 |
| | | |
|Carel Master | |Carel Master |
|Baudrate: 19200bps| |Baudrate: 19200bps|
|O.R.T.: 15s| |O.R.T.: 15s|
|Retry n.: 01| |Retry n.: 01|
|Abilita servizio □ | |En. service □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure Carel Master protocol on FieldBus2 port; it is possible to choose baud rate,
O.R.T. (Offline Recall Time), number of retries before triggering offline alarm and to enable the protocol.
Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
Note: it is suggested to enable the Carel Master protocol after enabling the EVD EVO driver (if present) on
Cooling circuit menu (see next paragraph).
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8.2.2 Hb. Cooling circuit
This menu loop allows to configure the unit cooling circuit; it is available only for ED units.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb1| | Cooling Circuit Hb1|
| | | |
| | | |
|Circuito 1 | |Circuit 1 |
|Compressore: BLDC+Fix| |Compressor: BLDC+Fix|
| | | |
|Power+ □ | |Power+ □ |
|EVD Evolution □ | |EVD Evolution □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb2| | Cooling Circuit Hb2|
| | | |
| | | |
|Circuito 2 | |Circuit 2 |
|Compressore: 2 On/Off| |Compressor: 2 On/Off|
| | | |
| | | |
|EVD Evolution □ | |EVD Evolution □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks allow to configure compressor configuration and to enable inverter and EVD EVO driver for
electronic expansion valve on circuit 1 and 2.
Note: after enabling EVD EVO driver (if present), return to mask Ha8 and enable Carel Master protocol; after
this, default installation of EVD EVO will start, a message on the display will tell when the installation is over
and will ask to reboot the unit control by switching it OFF and then ON. After successfully doing this
procedure, it will be possible to continue with unit programming.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb3| | Cooling Circuit Hb3|
|Condensazione | |Condensing |
|Visual.mask info □| |Display inform.mask □|
|Condensazione acqua □| |Water condensing □|
|Tipo reg.valvola: P| |Valve regul.type: P|
|Set point: 24.0barg| |Set point: 24.0bar|
|Differenz.: 08.0barg| |Differential: 08.0bar|
|Tempo integrale: 10s| |Integral time: 10s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
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This mask allows to visualize mask i4 for air condensation (2° row) and enable unit water condensing (4
row); if not enabled, it implies that the unit is air condensed (see next mask). As already stated, water
condensing valve control is unique even if there are 2 cooling circuits.
th th
Rows from 5 to 8 are displayed only if water condensing is enabled, only valve regulation type and integral
time can be modified because pressure set point and differential can be set from Service menu.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb4| | Cooling Circuit Hb4|
| | | |
| | | |
|Ventilatori cond. | |Condensation fans |
|Circuito frigorifero:1| |Cooling circuit: 1|
|Tipo condensazione: | |Condensation type: |
| SINGOLA| | SINGLE|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure air condensation fans.
The number of cooling circuits is a read-only parameter, because it is set on Ha1 mask.
Condensation type can be SINGLE (only choice available if there is only 1 circuit) or SEPARATED, meaning
that a different remote condensers is available for each cooling circuit.
In case of two refrigeration circuits, if separated condensation is enables each control signal for condensation
fans will be proportional to condensing pressure of the relevant circuit; if single condensation is enabled, fan
control signal will be proportional to the highest condensing pressure of the two refrigerant circuits.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb5| | Cooling circuit Hb5|
|Power+ n°1 | |Power+ n°1 |
| | | |
| Premere INVIO per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| Inverter Power+ | | Power+ Inverter |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter the Power+ inverter configuration menu (see relative paragraph).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb6| | Cooling Circuit Hb6|
| | | |
| | | |
| Premere ENTER per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| | | |
| COMPRESSORE | | COMPRESSORS |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter compressors configuration menu (see relevant paragraph).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb12| | Cooling circuit Hb12|
| | | |
| | | |
| Premere ENTER per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| | | |
| DRIVER EVD EVO | | EVD EVO DRIVER |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter EVD EVO configuration menu (see relevant paragraph).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb17| | Cooling Circuit Hb17|
|Dotazione aggiuntiva | |Additional optional |
| | | |
|Unità di raffreddam. | |Additional cooling |
|aggiuntiva | |device |
|DUAL COOLING (DC) | |DUAL COOLING (DC) |
| | | |
|Tipo valvola: 3-VIE| |Valve type: 3-WAY |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure the additional cooling device, if present: Dual Cooling (DC), water Free Cooling
(FCw), air Free Cooling (FCa).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb5| | Cooling circuit Hb5|
|Power+ n°1 | |Power+ n°1 |
| | | |
| Premere INVIO per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| Inverter Power+ | | Power+ Inverter |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter the Power+ inverter configuration menu, which is made of 3 sub-menus:
a. Configuration
b. Regulation
c. Custom
a. Configuration
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Power+ Config P1a1| | Power+ Config P1a1|
|Power+ n 1 | |Power+ n 1 |
|Tipo motore: | |Motor Type: |
|SIAM ANB33F-400V | |SIAM ANB33F-400V |
|Scrivi defaults: □ | |Set defaults: □ |
|Numero poli: 6 | |Poles numbers: 6 |
|Tipo drive: PSD0*144**| |Type drive: PSD0*144**|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
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This mask allows to choose the type of BLDC compressor (4 row) and to set default parameters for it, so
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choose the proper compressor model (see BOM for each unit); by checking the box (5 row) and pressing
ENTER key, the following confirmation mask will be shown:
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Power+ Config. | | Power+ Config |
|Power+ n 1 | |Power+ n 1 |
| | | |
|Tipo power+: 400V 14A| |Power+ type: 400V 14A|
|Power+ sel.: 400V 14A| |Power+ set: 400V 14A|
| | | |
|Scrivi Defaults: No | |Write defaults: No |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
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Power+ type (4 row) is read via serial communication by the controller, while Power+ set (5 row) is the type
of drive automatically set after selecting the BLDC compressor model on the previous mask.
If the two rows does not show the same Power+ model, it would be impossible to enable “Write defaults”
command; the main cause of this can be:
• faulty serial communication between pCO control board and Power+ inverter;
• Modbus master 3.0 protocol not enabled;
• wrong Modbus master 3.0 protocol parameters.
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If the two rows show the same Power+ model, choose Yes on the 7 row and wait until inverter default
parameters are installed: the message “ <Wait default install>” will appear on the last row and will remain
displayed until the installation is completed. Note that it is not necessary to reboot pCO board after Power+
default installation.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Power+ Config. P1a2| | Power+ Config P1a2|
|Power+ n 1 | |Power+ n 1 |
| | | |
| No | |Save to CUSTOM No |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Power+ Config. P1a3| | Power+ Config P1a3|
|Power+ n 1 | |Power+ n 1 |
| | | |
|Timeout com.seriale: | |Data comunic.timeout: |
|[029] 030s| |[029] 030s|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Power+ Config. P1a4| | Power+ Config P1a4|
|Power+ n 1 | |Power+ n 1 |
| | | |
|U.M. velocita': Hz | |U.M. speed: Hz |
| | | |
|Sostituzione driver: | |Drive replacement: |
| DOWNLOAD PARAMETRI| | DOWNLOAD PARAMETERS|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks are not used. Leave default parameters.
b. Regulation
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Normally, all the masks of this loop are not displayed as it is not necessary to change the parameters in them.
In the exceptional case where it becomes necessary to take action on these parameters, the display of masks
of this loop can be enabled by the mask HB200.
c. Custom
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb6| | Cooling Circuit Hb6|
| | | |
| | | |
| Premere ENTER per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| | | |
| COMPRESSORE | | COMPRESSORS |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter the Compressors configuration menu.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb61| | Compressor Hb61|
|Potenza compressore | |Compressor power |
| | | |
|Circuito 1 | |Circuit 1 |
|BLDC comp.: 27kW| |BLDC comp.: 27kW|
|Compr.ON/OFF: 17kW| |Compr.ON/OFF: 17kW|
| | | |
|Alr.BLDC stop fissi □| |BLDC alr.stop ON/OFF □|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb63| | Compressor Hb63|
|Potenza compressore | |Compressor power |
| | | |
|Circuito 2 | |Circuit 2 |
|Compr.ON/OFF 1: 17kW| |Compres.Fix 1: 17kW|
|Compr.ON/OFF 2: 17kW| |Compres.Fix 2: 17kW|
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks allow to set compressors nominal cooling power for circuits 1 and 2. These parameters are not
used for splitting the cooling band to the compressors. Reference values can be found on Datatech+
technical table.
In Hb61 mask, for units with 2 compressors in tandem on the circuit 1, the 8th row allows to decide whether
alarms on inverter driven BLDC compressor should also stop the ON/OFF compressor of the same circuit.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb64| | Compressor Hb64|
|Tempistiche compres. | |Compressor timings |
| | | |
|Circuito 1&2 | |Circuit 1&2 |
|Min. ON: 180s| |Min. ON: 180s|
|Min. OFF: 180s| |Min. OFF: 180s|
|Min.diff. ON: 180s| |Min.diff. ON: 360s|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set timings for compressors of circuits 1 and 2; note that all compressors of both circuits
have the same timings.
It is recommended not to reduce these timings, because this can cause serious damages to compressors.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb65| | Compressor Hb65|
|Soglie compres. BLDC | |BLDC compr.thresholds |
| | | |
|Circuito 1&2 | |Circuit 1&2 |
|Fisso ON: 090.0rps| |Fixed ON: 090.0rps|
|Fisso OFF: 030.0rps| |Fixed OFF: 030.0rps|
| | | |
|Rampa avvio BLDC: 180s| |BLDC startup ramp:180s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set speed thresholds of BLDC compressors that allow fixed compressors to turn ON and
OFF and set the duration of the start-up phase fixed speed compressor BLDC, essential to ensure proper
lubrication of the compressor.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb67| | Compressor Hb67|
|Ritorno olio | |Compressor Oil Mng |
|Abilita funz.: □ | |En.function: □ |
|Soglia min.rich.:35.0%| |Min.req.thrs.: 35.0%|
|Soglia veloc.: 35.0rps| |Speed thrs.: 35.0rps|
|Forza veloc.: 90.0rps| |Speed force: 90.0rps|
|Ritardo attiv.: 15min| |Act.delay: 15min|
|Tempo forzat.: 3min| |Force time: 3min|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for BLDC compressor oil return management.
Note that oil return cycle is active with the logic OR of the two thresholds (minimum power request and
minimum speed): the first reached condition starts the oil return cycle. Default parameters are as reported on
the mask. For units with BLDC compressor, oil return management function must be always enabled.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb69| | Compressor Hb69|
|Destabiliz.circuito | |Circuit destabil. |
| | | |
|Abilita funzione: □ | |En.function: □ |
|Compr.fermo per: 4h| |Comp.stopped for: 4h|
|Forza l'altro compres.| |Force other comp. |
|dopo: 15min| |after: 15min|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for circuit destabilization, meaning that a compressor which has been
OFF for a certain time is forced to run for some minutes, in order to promote oil return to the compressor
which was in OFF status. This function must be enabled for units with more compressors on the same cooling
circuit.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb70| | Compressor Hb70|
| | | |
|Limiti inviluppo | |Envelope limits |
|Scarico Pmax: 36.0barg| |Disch. Pmax: 36.0barg|
|Aspiraz.Pmin: 06.0barg| |Suction Pmin: 6.0barg|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for BLDC compressor units, allows to set the thresholds for customized compressor
envelope limits for condensing and evaporating pressures, meaning that when these thresholds are reached
the software will change compressor speed and EEV opening in order to prevent stopping for high or low
pressure alarms; for further information refer to compressors envelope management chapter.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb71| | Compressor Hb71|
| | | |
|Allarme trasdut. HP | |HP transducer alarm |
|Set point: 37.0barg| |Set point: 37.0barg|
|Diff.: 2.0barg| |Diff.: 2.0barg|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask is always available for ED units and allows to set the threshold for high pressure alarm by
transducer and its differential for reset. Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb73| | Compressor Hb73|
| | | |
|Allarme trasdut. LP | |LP transducer alarm |
|Set point: 4.5barg| |Set point: 4.5barg|
|Diff.: 0.5barg| |Diff.: 0.5barg|
|Ritardo in avvio: 15s| |Delay start up: 15s|
|Ritardo funzion.: 05s| |Delay running: 05s|
|Tentativi max.: 3| |attempt: 3|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with electronic expansion valve (EEV), allows to set parameters for low
pressure alarm by transducer and the number of attempts of the low pressure alarm by transducer before the
serious alarm is triggered. It is strongly recommended not to decrease the default value.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb74| | Compressor reg. Hb74|
|Controllo delta press.| |Start-up pressure |
|in avvio | |differential control |
| | | |
|Massimo valore ammesso| |Max pressure differ. |
|all'avvio: 9.0bar| |admitted: 9.0bar|
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the maximum pressure differential
between HP and LP for the compressor start-up; the BLDC compressor will not start until this pressure
differential is below the limit.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb75| | Compressor reg. Hb75|
|Controllo delta press.| |Start-up pressure |
|in avvio | |differential control |
| | | |
|Modo equalizzazione: | |Equalization mode: |
|PREAPERTURA EEV | |EEV PRE-OPENING |
|Tempo max.equal.: 020s| |Max.equaliz.time: 020s|
|Preapertura EEV: 33.0%| |EEV opening: 33.0%|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for differential
pressure control at compressor start-up.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb76| | Compressor reg. Hb76|
|Controllo avviamento | |Start-up failure |
|fallito | |control |
| | | |
|Minima variazione | |Pressure difference |
|delta press.: 0.2bar| |min.variation: 0.2bar|
| | | |
|Periodo verifica: 60s| |Control period: 60s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor start-
up failure control, in terms of minimum pressure difference variation at BLDC compressor start-up and of
control period for this variation.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb77| | Compressor reg. Hb77|
|Controllo avviamento | |Start-up failure |
|fallito | |control |
| | | |
|Rit.ripartenza: 30s| |Restart delay: 30s|
| | | |
|Max.num.tentativi: 5| |Max retry number: 5|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor start-
up failure control, in terms of restart delay in case of BLDC compressor start-up failure and of number of
retries before triggering a serious compressor start failure alarm (manual reset).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb78| | Compressor reg. Hb78|
|Gestione velocità | |Speed management |
| | | |
|Velocità forzata in | |Start-up forced |
|fase di avvio:050.0rps| |speed: 050.0rps|
| | | |
|Veloc.massima:120.0rps| |Max speed: 120.0rps|
|Veloc.minima: 20.0rps| |Min speed: 20.0rps|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor speed
management: start-up forced speed (kept constant for 3 minutes at compressor start-up), maximum and
minimum compressor speed. These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure
is done (see above, mask P1b1); for reference values, see table reported below.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb79| | Compressor reg. Hb79|
|Gestione Velocità | |Speed management |
| | | |
| rps/s| | rps/s|
|Rapp.accelerazione:1.6| |Deceleration rate: 1.6|
|Rapp.decelerazione:1.0| |Acceleration rate: 1.0|
|Rapp.spegnimento: 2.0| |Switch-off rate: 2.0|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor speed
management: deceleration rate, acceleration rate, switch-off rate.
These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask
P1b1).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb80| | Compressor reg. Hb80|
|Controllo inviluppo | |Envelope control |
| | | |
|Rapporto di riduzione | |Speed reduction |
|velocità: 0.8rps/s| |rate: 0.8rps/s|
| | | |
|Minima velocità | |Min speed |
|ammessa: 20.0rps| |admitted: 20.0rps|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
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This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor
envelope control: speed reduction rate and minimum speed admitted. These parameters are automatically
loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask P1b1).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb81| | Compressor reg. Hb81|
|Controllo inviluppo | |Envelope control |
| | | |
|Ritardo allarme fuori | |Out of envelope |
|inviluppo: 180s| |alarm timeout: 180s|
| | | |
|Ritardo allarme basso | |Low pressure diff. |
|delta press.: 60s| |alarm timeout: 60s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor
envelope control: out of envelope alarm timeout and low pressure differential alarm timeout.
These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask
P1b1).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb82| | Compressor reg. Hb82|
|Gest.gas di scarico | |Discharge gas control |
|in zona 1a | |in zone 1a |
| | | |
|Temperatura di scarico| |High discharge temp. |
|Limite: 105.0°C| |Limit: 105.0°C|
|Allarme: 110.0°C| |Alarm: 110.0°C|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor
envelope control: limit and alarm for high discharge gas temperature in envelope zone 1a.
These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask
P1b1).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb83| | Compressor reg. Hb83|
|Gest.gas di scarico | |Discharge gas control |
| | | |
| | | |
|Temperatura di scarico| |High discharge temp. |
|Limite: 115.0°C| |Limit: 115.0°C|
|Allarme: 120.0°C| |Alarm: 120.0°C|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor
envelope control: limit and alarm for high discharge gas temperature in envelope zone 1b.
These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask
P1b1).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb84| | Compressor reg. Hb84|
|Controllo velocità | |Speed control due to |
|gest.gas di scarico | |discharge gas |
| | | |
|Differ.attiv.: 20.0°C| |Action distance:20.0°C|
|Pausa azione: 90s| |Action pause: 90s|
|Riduzione velocità | |Compressor speed |
|compressore: 3.0%| |reduction: 3.0%|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to set the parameters for compressor
envelope control: speed control for discharge gas temperature.
These parameters are automatically loaded after the inverter default procedure is done (see above, mask
P1b1).
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb85| | Compressor reg. Hb85|
|Regolazione EEV | |EEV Regulation |
| | | |
|Modalità: | |Mode: |
|SURR.DI ASPIRAZIONE | |SUCTION SUPERHEAT |
| | | |
|Coefficiente K sonda | |Discharge temp.probe |
|temp.scarico: 050.0s| |compensat.time: 050.0s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with EEV, allows to choose whether EEV regulation is on suction
superheat or on discharge superheat; for Datatech units, superheat regulation will be always on suction
superheat.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb86| | Compressor reg. Hb86|
|Regolazione EEV | |EEV Regulation |
| | | |
|Surriscald.di scarico | |Discharge superheat |
|Setpoint: 35.0°C| |Setpoint: 35.0°C|
|Offset: 2.0°C| |Offset: 2.0°C|
|Isteresi: 2.0°C| |Hysteresis: 2.0°C|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb87| | Compressor reg. Hb87|
|Regolazione EEV | |EEV Regulation |
| | | |
|Temperatura di scarico| |Discharge superheat |
|Setpoint: 105.0°C| |Setpoint: 105.0°C|
|Offset: 8.0°C| |Offset: 8.0°C|
|Isteresi: 5.0°C| |Hysteresis: 5.0°C|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks, available only for units with EEV, allows to set parameters for superheat discharge control for
C1 and C2; they are not used, because the active regulation mode is on suction superheat.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb89| | Compressor reg. Hb89|
|Controllo inviluppo | |Envelope control |
| | | |
|Gestione basso rapp. | |Low ratio management |
|con chiusura EEV: □ | |by EEV closing: □ |
| | | |
|Con incr.velocità: □ | |By compr.speed up: □ |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for units with BLDC compressor, allows to enable the actions to be performed for
compressor envelope control, in particular for low ratio management. For Datatech+, both options must be
enabled.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb90| | Compressor Hb90|
|Separatore olio | |Solenoid valves C1 |
|Cir.1 valv.solenoide | |Oil equalization |
|Tempo totale: 05min| |Total time: 05min|
|Avvio compres.: 030s| |Start up comp.: 030s|
|Tempo apertura: 10s| |Time ON: 10s|
|Limiti tempo chiusura | |Closing time limits |
|Max.:01min Min.:10min| |Max.:01min Min.:10min|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only with BLDC compressors in tandem configuration, allows to set parameters for the
oil equalisation valve for compressors of circuit 1.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb130| | Compressor Hb130|
|Prevenzione circuito 1| |Prevent circuit 1 |
|Tipo: CONTR.INVILUPPO| |Type: CHECK ENVELOPE|
|Ritardo azione: 40s| |Action delay: 40s|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb131| | Compressor Hb130|
|Prevenzione circuito 1| |Prevent circuit 1 |
|Tipo: CONTROLLO SOGLIE| |Type: CHECK THRESHOLDS|
| | | |
|Alta pressione | |High pressure |
|Set:36.5bar Dif:2.0bar| |Set:36.5bar Dif:2.0bar|
|Bassa pressione | |Low pressure |
|Set: 5.5bar Dif:1.0bar| |Set: 5.5bar Dif:1.0bar|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set which type of high and low pressure alarm prevention to activate on circuit 1.
If “CHECK ENVELOPE” is selected, mask Hb130 is visualized like in the first example and high&low pressure
alarm prevention on circuit 1 is left to BLDC compressor envelope control module; it is possible to set a
control delay time, which operates when the high or low pressure thresholds are overcome (see also mask
Hb70). It is suggested to keep the settings in this mode.
If otherwise selected “CHECK THRESHOLDS”, mask Hb130 is visualized like in the second example and
high&low pressure alarm prevention on circuit 1 is accomplished by switching off the ON/OFF compressor of
circuit 1 (if present), when the thresholds are overcome; compressor will start up again when pressures have
recovered within the differential located below the high pressure threshold or above the low pressure
threshold.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb131| | Compressor Hb131|
|Prevenzione circuito 1| |Prevent circuit 1 |
| | | |
|Tempo esclusione comp.| |Exclusion time of the |
|fisso per alta T di | |fix compress.for high |
|scarico: 5m| |discharge temp.: 5m|
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set the time delay before restarting the ON/OFF compressor of circuit 1 (if present), in
case it had stopped for high pressure or high discharge temperature.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb132| | Compressor Hb132|
|Prevenzione circuito 2| |Prevent circuit 2 |
| | | |
| | | |
|Alta pressione | |High pressure |
|Set:36.5bar Dif:2.0bar| |Set:36.5bar Dif:2.0bar|
|Bassa pressione | |Low pressure |
|Set: 5.5bar Dif:1.0bar| |Set: 5.5bar Dif:1.0bar|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure the type of high&low pressure alarm prevention of circuit 2. Such prevention is
accomplished by switching off the ON/OFF compressor (or one of them in case they are in tandem
configuration) when the thresholds indicated in the mask are overcome; compressor will start up again when
pressures have recovered within the differential located below the high pressure threshold or above the low
pressure threshold.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Compressore Hb200| | Compressor Hb200|
| | | |
|Abilitaz. menu Power+ | |Enable Power+ menu |
| - Regolazione □ | | - Regulation □ |
| - Custom □ | | - Custom □ |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enable “Regulation” and “Custom” menus of Power+ inverter to be visualized on the
display.
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8.2.2.3 EVD EVO configuration loop
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Circuito frigo Hb12| | EVDlConfig.cuit Hb12|
| | | |
| | | |
| Premere ENTER per | | Press ENTER to |
| configurare | | configure |
| | | |
| DRIVER EVD EVO | | EVD EVO DRIVER |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enter the EVD EVO configuration loop, which is made of 3 sub-menus:
a. Configuration
b. Regulation
c. Custom
a. Configuration
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va1| | EVD Config. Va1|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
| | | |
|Valvola: | |Valve: |
|CAREL EXV | |CAREL EXV |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to choose the type of electronic expansion valve. Always choose CAREL EXV.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va2| | EVD Config. Va2|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
|Regol.principale: | |Main regulation: |
|CONDIZIONATORE/CHILLER| |AC/CHILLER WITH BLDC |
|+ COMP.BLDC | |COMPRESSORS |
|Regol.ausiliaria: | |Auxiliary regulation: |
|----- | |----- |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to choose the type of main and auxiliary regulation for electronic expansion valve.
Leave default selections.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va3| | EVD Config. Va3|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
|Sonda S1 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S1 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:RAZ. 0-5V | |Type:RAZ. 0-5V |
|Min: 00.0barg| |Min.: 00.0barg|
|Max: 20.7barg| |Max.: 20.7barg|
|Al.min: -1.0barg| |Alarm min.: -1.0barg|
|Al.max: 21.7barg| |Alarm max.: 21.7barg|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for S1 probe (low pressure transducer) connected to EVD EVO
driver n.1. Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va4| | EVD Config. Va4|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
| | | |
|Sonda S2 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S2 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:NTC CAREL | |Type:NTC CAREL |
| | | |
|Al.min: -50.0°C| |Alarm min.: -50.0°C|
|Al.max: 105.0°C| |Alarm max.: 105.0°C|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for S2 probe (suction temperature probe) connected to EVD EVO
driver n.1. Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va5| | EVD Config. Va5|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
|Sonda S3 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S3 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:RAZ. 0-5V | |Type:RAZ. 0-5V |
|Min: 00.0barg| |Min.: 00.0barg|
|Max: 45.0barg| |Max.: 45.0barg|
|Al.min: -1.0barg| |Alarm min.: -1.0barg|
|Al.max: 46.0barg| |Alarm max.: 46.0barg|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for S3 probe (high pressure transducer) connected to EVD EVO
driver n.1. Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va6| | EVD Config. Va6|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
| | | |
|Sonda S4 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S4 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:NTC CAREL | |Type:CAREL NTC-HT |
| | | |
|Al.min: 0.0°C| |Alarm min.: 0.0°C|
|Al.max: 150.0°C| |Alarm max.: 150.0°C|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for S4 probe (discharge temperature probe) connected to EVD
EVO driver n.1. Default parameters are as reported on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va10| | EVD Config. Va10|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
|Gest.al.sonde S1/S3: | |S1 probe al.manag.: |
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | |VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
|Gest.al.sonde S2/S4: | |S2 probe al.manag.: |
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | |VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for probe alarm management. Default parameters are as reported
on the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va11| | EVD Config. Va11|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
|Gestione all.sonda S3:| |S3 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
|Gestione all.sonda S4:| |S4 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure parameters for probe alarm management. Default parameters are as reported
on the mask.
Masks from Va13 to Va24 are displayed only if EVD EVO driver is present also on circuit 2 and are used to
configure driver parameters for the electronic expansion valve of cooling circuit 2.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va13| | EVD Config. Va13|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
| | | |
|Valvola: | |Valve: |
|CAREL EXV | |CAREL EXV |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to select the type of electronic expansion valve. Always choose CAREL EXV.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va14| | EVD Config. Va14|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Regol.principale: | |Main regulation: |
|COND./CHILLER SCAMB. | |AC OR CHILLER WITH |
|A BATT.ALETTATA | |BATTERY COIL EVAPOR. |
|Regol.ausiliaria: | |Auxiliary regulation: |
|PROTEZIONE ALTA TEMP. | |HIGH CONDENSING TEMP. |
|DI COND. SU S3 | |PROTECTION ON S3 |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to select the type of main and auxiliary regulation for electronic expansion valve. Always
choose the settings as preset in mask Va14..
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va15| | EVD Config. Va15|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Sonda S1 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S1 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:RAZ. 0-5V | |Type:RAZ. 0-5V |
|Min: 00.0barg| |Min.: 00.0barg|
|Max: 20.7barg| |Max.: 20.7barg|
|Al.min: -1.0barg| |Alarm min.: -1.0barg|
|Al.max: 21.7barg| |Alarm max.: 21.7barg|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for S1 probe (low pressure transducer) connected to EVD EVO driver
n°2. Default parameters are those present in the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va16| | EVD Config. Va16|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
| | | |
|Sonda S2 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S2 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:NTC CAREL | |Type:NTC CAREL |
| | | |
|Al.min: -50.0°C| |Alarm min.: -50.0°C|
|Al.max: 105.0°C| |Alarm max.: 105.0°C|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for S2 probe (suction temperature) connected to EVD EVO driver n°2.
Default parameters are those present in the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va17| | EVD Config. Va17|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Sonda S3 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S3 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:RAZ. 0-5V | |Type:RAZ. 0-5V |
|Min: 00.0barg| |Min.: 00.0barg|
|Max: 45.0barg| |Max.: 45.0barg|
|Al.min: -1.0barg| |Alarm min.: -1.0barg|
|Al.max: 46.0barg| |Alarm max.: 46.0barg|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for S3 probe (high pressure transducer) connected to EVD EVO driver
n°2. Default parameters are those present in the mask.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va18| | EVD Config. Va18|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
| | | |
|Sonda S4 Allarme: AB.| |Probe S4 Alarm: EN.|
|Tipo:NTC CAREL | |Type:CAREL NTC-HT |
| | | |
|Al.min: 0.0°C| |Alarm min.: 0.0°C|
|Al.max: 150.0°C| |Alarm max.: 150.0°C|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for S4 probe (discharge temperature) connected to EVD EVO driver n°2.
Default parameters are those present in the mask.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va22| | EVD Config. Va22|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Gestione all.sonda S1:| |S1 probe al.manag.: |
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | |VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
|Gestione all.sonda S2:| |S2 probe al.manag.: |
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | |VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va23| | EVD Config. Va23|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Gestione all.sonda S3:| |S3 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
|Gestione all.sonda S4:| |S4 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
These masks allows to set the parameters for probe alarm management. Default parameters are those
present in the masks.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config.EVD Va23| | EVD Config. Va23|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
|Gestione all.sonda S3:| |S3 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
|Gestione all.sonda S4:| |S4 probe alarm manag.:|
|CHIUS.FORZATA VALVOLA | | VALVE FORCED CLOSED |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
Questa maschera consente di configurare i parametri per la gestione degli allarmi sonda. I parametri di
default sono riportati in maschera.
b. Regulation
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb1| | EVD Regulation Vb1|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
| | | |
|Apertura valvola | |Valve opening |
|in partenza: 100%| |at start-up: 100%|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set valve opening at unit start-up, in order to prevent problems at compressors start-up
due to low suction pressure. A fixed value of 100% is given as standard parameter for BLDC compressor
units, because the correct value for valve opening at start-up is calculated by the software and sent to the
valve driver. For ON/OFF compressors, this value must be set to 50%.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb2| | EVD Regulation Vb2|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
|Valvola aperta | |Valve opened |
|in stand-by: NO| |in stand-by: NO|
|Ritardo avvio dopo | |Start-up delay after |
|sbrinamento: 10min| |defrost: 10min|
|Valvola: ritardo | |Valve preposit. |
|preposiz.: 00006sec| |delay: 00006sec|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for valve on circuit 1, such as opening of the valve during stand-by,
opening delay after defrost (not used in this application), and delay of pre-positioning.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb3| | EVD Regulation Vb3|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
| | | |
|Parametri PID | |PID parameters |
| | | |
|Guadagno prop.: 15.0| |Prop.gain: 15.0|
|Tempo integrale: 90s| |Integral time: 90s|
|Tempo deriv.: 1.5s| |Derivat.time: 1.5s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set PID parameters for superheating control algorithm.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 15.0.
th
7 row: 90 s.
th
8 row: 1.5 s.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb4| | EVD Regulation Vb4|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
| | | |
|Tempo integrale | |Integral time |
| | | |
|Protez.LowSH: 010.0s| |LowSH protect.: 010.0s|
|Protez.LOP: 010.0s| |LOP protection: 010.0s|
|Protez.MOP: 010.0s| |MOP protection: 010.0s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set integral times for protections of low superheating, LOP and MOP.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 10.0 s.
th
7 row: 10.0 s.
th
8 row: 10.0 s.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb6| | EVD Regulation Vb6|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
| | | |
|Ritardo allarme | |Alarm delay |
| | | |
|LowSH: 00300s| |LowSH: 00300s|
|LOP: 00300s| |LOP: 00300s|
|MOP: 00300s| |MOP: 00300s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set delays for low superheating, LOP and MOP alarms.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 300 s.
th
7 row: 300 s.
th
8 row: 300 s.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb7| | EVD Regulation Vb7|
|EVO n° 1 | |EVO n° 1 |
| | | |
|Allarme bassa temp.di | |Alarm low suction |
|aspirazione | |temperature |
| | | |
|Soglia: -050.0°C| |Threshold: -050.0°C|
|Ritardo: 120s| |Timeout: 120s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set delays for low suction temperature alarms; it is not used, because the alarm of low
suction pressure has narrower threshold so it will always be triggered before this alarm.
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Masks from Vb8 to Vb14 are displayed only if EVD EVO driver is present also on circuit 2 and are used to
configure driver parameters for the electronic expansion valve of cooling circuit 2.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb8| | EVD Regulation Vb8|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
| | | |
|Apertura valvola | |Valve opening |
|in partenza: 100%| |at start-up: 100%|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set the valve % opening at compressor start-up, in order to prevent problems due to low
operating pressure.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb9| | EVD Regulation Vb9|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
|Valvola aperta | |Valve opened |
|in stand-by: NO| |in stand-by: NO|
|Ritardo avvio dopo | |Start-up delay after |
|sbrinamento: 10min| |defrost: 10min|
|Valvola: ritardo | |Valve preposit. |
|preposiz.: 00006sec| |delay: 00006sec|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set parameters for valve on circuit 2, such as opening of the valve during stand-by,
opening delay after defrost (not used in this application), and delay of pre-positioning.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb10| | EVD Regulation Vb10|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
| | | |
|Parametri PID | |PID parameters |
| | | |
|Guadagno prop.: 15.0| |Prop.gain: 15.0|
|Tempo integrale: 90s| |Integral time: 90s|
|Tempo deriv.: 1.5s| |Derivat.time: 1.5s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set PID parameters for superheating control algorithm of circuit 2.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 15.0.
th
7 row: 90 s.
th
8 row: 1.5 s.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb11| | EVD Regulation Vb11|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
| | | |
|Tempo integrale | |Integral time |
| | | |
|Protez.LowSH: 010.0s| |LowSH protect.: 010.0s|
|Protez.LOP: 010.0s| |LOP protection: 010.0s|
|Protez.MOP: 010.0s| |MOP protection: 010.0s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set integral times for protections of low superheating, LOP and MOP.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 10.0 s.
th
7 row: 10.0 s.
th
8 row: 10.0 s.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb12| | EVD Regulation Vb12|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
| | | |
|Alta temperatura cond.| |High cond.temperature |
| | | |
|Soglia: 80.0°C| |Threshold: 80.0°C|
|Tempo integr: 20.0s| |Integr.time: 20.0s|
|Rit.allarme: 600s| |Alarm timeout: 600s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This maskk allows to set time delays for low superheat, LOP and MOP alarms.
Default values as follows::
th
6 row: 300 s.
th
7 row: 300 s.
th
8 row: 300 s.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Regolaz.EVD Vb14| | EVD Regulation Vb14|
|EVO n° 2 | |EVO n° 2 |
| | | |
|Allarme bassa temp.di | |Alarm low suction |
|aspirazione | |temperature |
| | | |
|Soglia: -050.0°C| |Threshold: -050.0°C|
|Ritardo: 120s| |Timeout: 120s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to sety time delays for low suctione temperature alarm; this function is not actually used as
the low pressure alarm from trasducer will always cut-out earlier.
c. Custom
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8.2.3 Hc. Supply air fan
This menu loop allows to configure the unit supply air fan.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ventil. mandata Hc1| | Supply air fan Hc1|
|Controllo ventilat. | |Fan control |
| | | |
|Tipo unità: ANALOG EC| |Device type: ANALOG EC|
|Ventilatori n°: 2| |Fans n°: 2|
|Costante boccaglio:350| |Nozzle const: 350|
|Regolaz.: POC| |Regulation: POC|
|Trasd.dif.pres.aria □ | |Dif.air pres.trans. □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure the supply air fan: type (AC ON/OFF, ANALOG EC, MODBUS EC), number of
fans, nozzle constant (for air flow calculation), type of regulation and to enable the differential air pressure
transducer.
th
4 row: type of fan selection: AC ON/OFF, ANALOG EC, MODBUS EC (not used).
th
5 row: number of fans.
th
6 row: nozzle constant: 138 for SXS units – 217 for XS units – 350 for S/M/L units.
th
7 row: fan regulation type.
th
8 row: enable the differential air pressure transducer, if present; for Datatech+ units it is always present.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ventil. mandata Hc2| | Supply air fan Hc2|
|Parametri elettrici | |Electrical parameters |
| | | |
|Limiti velocità vent. | |Fan speed limits |
|Min.:00.0V Max.:10.0V| |Min.:00.0V Max.:10.0V|
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set a minimum and a maximumfan speed, in terms of analogue output voltage range.
5° row: set minimum and maximum voltage values referring to Datatech technical data sheet. If POC
regulation is active (mask Hc1), set 0.0V as minimum and 10.0V as maximum. If PRC regulation is active
(mask Hc1), set minimum value according to indications of Datatech+ technical data sheet and maximum
value to 10.0V.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ventil. mandata Hc4| | Supply air fan Hc4|
|Regolaz. ventilatore | |Fan regulation |
| | | |
|Tipo regolazione: PI| |Regulation type: PI|
|Banda: 1200Pa| |Band: 1200Pa|
|Tempo integrale: 10s| |Integral time: 10s|
|Tempo derivativo: 10s| |Derivative time: 10s|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, available only for EC fans with POC or PRC regulation, allows to set parameters for this fan
regulation modes: type of regulation, proportional band, integral time and derivative time, the last two will be
shown or not depending on the enabled regulation mode.
Default parameters for POC regulation are as follow:
th
4 row: PI.
th
5 row: 1200 Pa for SXS and XS, 1700 Pa for S/M/L units.
th
6 row: 10 s.
th
7 row: 10 s (displayed only if PID regulation is enabled).
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8.2.4 Hd. Heating
This menu loop allows to configure the unit heating devices. The loop masks are enabled only if heating is
enabled in the unit configuration (see mask Ha3).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Riscaldamento Hd1| | Heating Hd1|
| | | |
| | | |
|Tipo unità riscald. | |Heat device |
|1 STADIO RESIST.ELET. | |1 STAGE ELECTR.HEATER |
|Unità riscald.agg. | |Add.heat device |
|- | |- |
|OFF remoto: ASSENTE| |Remote OFF: NONE|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to choose primary and additional heating devices and to enable remote OFF by digital input
for heating device or humidifier.
th
5 row: selection of primary heating device.
th
7 row: selection of additional heating device; note that not all combinations of primary and additional heating
devices are possible, for further information refer to heating chapter.
th
8 row: choice between HEATERS or HUMIDIFIER remote OFF.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidificatore He1| | Humidifier He1|
| | | |
|Tipo umidificatore: | |Humidifier type: |
|CPY HUMIDIFIER | |CPY HUMIDIFIER |
| | | |
|OFF remoto: ASSENTE| |Remote OFF: NONE|
| | | |
|Abilita CPY □ | |Enable CPY □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidificatore He1| | Humidifier He1|
| | | |
|Tipo umidificatore: | |Humidifier type: |
|UMIDIFICATORE ESTERNO | |EXTERNAL HUMIDIFIER |
|Ritardo allarme: 015s| |Delay alarm: 015s|
|OFF remoto: ASSENTE| |Remote OFF: NONE|
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to choose the type of humidifier: integrated controlled by CPY board or external controlled
by analogue output. Different mask rows are shown depending on the humidifier type chosen.
th
4 row: choice of humidifier type.
th
5 row: 15 s; this row is shown only for EXTERNAL HUMIDIFIER.
th
6 row: choice between HEATERS or HUMIDIFIER remote OFF.
th
8 row: this row is shown only for CPY HUMIDIFIER, in this case enable.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidificatore He2| | Humidifier He2|
|CPY | |CPY |
| | | |
|Abilita richiesta via | |Enable serial |
|seriale □ | |request □ |
| | | |
|(Per cambio model.CPY | |(To change CPY model |
|disab. rich.seriale) | |dis.serial request) |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for CPY HUMIDIFIER, allows to enable serial request for it.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidificatore He3| | Configuration He3|
|CPY | |CPY |
|Nuovo modello: | |New model: |
|DISAB.RICHIESTA SER. | |DISABLE SERIAL REQUEST|
|PER CAMBIARE MODELLO | |BEFORE CHANGING MODEL |
| | | |
|Conferma cambio: □ | |Confirm change: □ |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for CPY HUMIDIFIER, allows to choose proper model of submersed electrode
humidifier.
th
4 row: choose proper humidifier model.
th
7 row: confirm change after selection, then enable serial request (see mask He2).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidificatore He4| | Configuration He4|
|CPY | |CPY |
| | | |
|Frequenza scarico | |Calibr. dilution drain|
|per diluizione: 100%| |frequency: 100%|
|Durata scarico | |Calibr. dilution drain|
|per diluizione: 100%| |duration: 100%|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for CPY HUMIDIFIER, allows to set parameters for humidifier cylinder: dilution drain
frequency and duration. For further information refer to CPY manual.
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8.2.6 Hf. I/O Config.
This menu loop allows to configure the unit inputs and outputs.
ATTENTION!
Input&Output configuration is software defined, and should not be modified.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Configurazione Hf0| | Configuration Hf0|
|Abilita ingr.analog.: | | |
|U01: □ U02: □ | |U01: □ U02: □ |
|U03: □ U04: □ | |U03: □ U04: □ |
|U05: □ U06: □ | |U05: □ U06: □ |
|U07: □ U08: □ | |U07: □ U08: □ |
|U09: □ U10: □ | |U09: □ U10: □ |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to enable the analogue inputs: all analogue inputs are enabled as default.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. I/O Hf1| | I/O Config Hf1|
|U01 tipo: AIN | |U01 type: AIN |
|Tipo sonda: 0/10V | |Probe type: 0/10V |
|U.M.: Generica | |U.M.: Generic I |
|Min: 0| |Min: 0|
|Max: 1000| |Max: 1000|
|Offset: 0| |Offset: 0|
|Valore: 0| |Value: 0|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
Masks from Hf1 to Hf11 allow to configure analogue inputs: all pCO board inputs from U1 to U10 are
configurable (analogue inputs, digital inputs, analogue outputs, digital ouputs), in this software they are all
used as analogue inputs AIN.
Default parameters are as follow:
nd
2 row: set AIN.
rd
3 row: choose proper probe type from: NTC (temperature), 0/1V, 0/5V, 0/10V, 4-20mA (refer to BOM and to
electrical diagram).
rd
4 row: choose the unit of measurement from temperature (°C), pressure (bar), generic I (integer), generic A
(analogue), depending on the input configuration (see I/O table).
th
5 row: set minimum value for analogue input, typically 0.
th
6 row: set maximum value for analogue input, typically full scale for the selected input type.
th
7 row: set 0.
th
8 row: shows the value read by the probe (read only).
Note: in case the set-point from analogue input U09 is enabled, minimum and maximum set-point limits can
be set on mask Hf10.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. I/O Hf12| | I/O Config Hf12|
|Logica ingr.digitali | |Digital Input Logic |
| | | |
|Di01:N.C. Di06:N.C.| |Di01:N.C. Di06:N.C.|
|Di02:N.C. Di07:N.C.| |Di02:N.C. Di07:N.C.|
|Di03:N.C. Di08:N.C.| |Di03:N.C. Di08:N.O.|
|Di04:N.C. Di09:N.C.| |Di04:N.C. Di09:N.C.|
|Di05:N.C. Di10:N.C.| |Di05:N.C. Di10:N.C.|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. I/O Hf13| | I/O Config Hf13|
|Logica ingr.digitali | |Digital Input Logic |
| | | |
|Di11:N.C. Di16:N.C.| |Di11:N.C. Di16:N.O.|
|Di12:N.C. Di17:N.C.| |Di12:N.C. Di17:N.C.|
|Di13:N.C. Di18:N.C.| |Di13:N.C. Di18:N.C.|
|Di14:N.C. | |Di14:N.C. |
|Di15:N.C. | |Di15:N.C. |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
Masks Hf11 and Hf12 allow to set the logic of digital inputs: configure as in the masks.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. I/O Hf14| | I/O Config Hf14|
|Logica uscite digitali| |Digital Output Logic |
| | | |
|Do01:N.O. Do06:N.O.| |Do01:N.O. Do06:N.O.|
|Do02:N.O. Do07:N.O.| |Do02:N.O. Do07:N.O.|
|Do03:N.O. Do08:N.O.| |Do03:N.O. Do08:N.O.|
|Do04:N.O. Do09:N.O.| |Do04:N.O. Do09:N.O.|
|Do05:N.O. Do10:N.O.| |Do05:N.O. Do18:N.O.|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Config. I/O Hf15| | I/O Config Hf15|
|Logica uscite digitali| |Digital Output Logic |
| | | |
|Do11:N.O. Do16:N.O.| |Do11:N.O. Do16:N.O.|
|Do12:N.O. Do17:N.O.| |Do12:N.O. Do17:N.O.|
|Do13:N.O. Do18:N.O.| |Do13:N.O. Do18:N.O.|
|Do14:N.O. | |Do14:N.O. |
|Do15:N.O. | |Do15:N.O. |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
Masks Hf13 and Hf14 allow to set the logic of digital outputs: configure as in the masks.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Inizializzazione Hg1| | Initialization Hg1|
| | | |
|INSTALLAZIONE DEFAULT | |DEFAULT INSTALLATION |
|Cancella impostazioni | |Erase user settings |
|utente ed installa i | |and install global |
|default globali: NO| |default value: NO|
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows install default settings, erasing all changes done; it is not recommended to use this function,
because all parameters and setup will be erased and restored to the default settings.
WARNING!
This operation will erase all parameters and settings and restore default parameters
and configuration, that are different from factory settings.
Another function is available to restore factory parameters and settings (see further).
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Inizializzazione Hg2| | Initialization Hg2|
|Installazione default | |Default installation |
| | | |
|EVD EVO default | |EVD EVO default |
|Circuito 1: □ | |Circuit 1: □ |
|Circuito 2: □ | |Circuit 2: □ |
| | | |
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to force default settings installation for EVD EVO drivers of circuit 1 and 2, for example in
case of EVD EVO board replacement.
During the first setup, EVD EVO default installation will be done automatically when EVD EVO and Carel
Master protocol are enabled.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Inizializzazione Hg3| | Initialization Hg3|
| | | |
| Modifica | | Change |
| password | | manufacturer |
| costruttore | | password |
| | | |
|Inserire nuova | |Insert new |
|password (PW2): 0000| |password (PW2): 0000|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set a new Manufacturer password.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Inizializzazione Hg4| | User default Hg4|
|Salva configuraz.: NO| |Save configuration: NO|
|Carica configuraz.: NO| |Load configuration: NO|
| | | |
|______________________| |______________________|
| | | |
|______________________| |______________________|
| | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to save and load the unit configuration, this means that all parameters are saved in the
controller permanent memory and can be loaded at any time; note that factory configuration loading can be
done also from User menu.
Configuration must be saved when programming is completely ended.
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Inizializzazione Hg5| | Initialization Hg5|
| | | |
|Dati unità | |Unit data |
|Seriale: SB10000000| |Serial: SB10000000|
|Code operatore: 0000| |Operator code: 0000|
|Data: 27/05/2014| |Date: 27/05/2014|
| | | |
|Rich. PWD dopo: 600s| |Ask PWD after: 600s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set unit data such as serial number, code of the operator that has tested the unit in
factory after its manufacturing, date of unit testing, delay before asking again passwords for protected menu.
th
4 row: set serial number of the unit, as reported on production order.
th
5 row: set factory testing operator code.
th
6 row: set factory testing date.
th
8 row: set 600s.
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8.3 G. Service Menu
The Service menu can be accessed from the main menu and is partially password-protected; from this menu,
main parameters regarding unit devices can be set.
The complete Service menu tree is the following:
G. Service
a. Change language
b. Information
this Service menu part can be
c. Graphs
accessed without password
d. Working hours
e. BMS config.
f. Service settings this Service menu part is
a. Reset working hour password-protected
b. Probe adjustment
c. Thermoregulation
d. Condensation
e. EVD EVO
f. Supply air fan
g. Heating
h. Humidity control
i. Advanced
g. Manual management
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Informazioni Gb1| | Information Gb1| | Informations Gb1| | Information Gb1|
| | | | | | | |
|Codice: FLBB0mCRCP| |Code: FLBB0mCRCP| |Code: FLBB0mCRCP| |Code: FLBB0mCRCP|
|Versione: 1.8 | |Ver.: 1.8 | |Ver.: 1.8 | |Ver.: 1.8 |
|Data: 23/12/14| |Date: 23/12/14| |Date: 23/12/14| |Date: 23/12/14|
| | | | | | |
|Bios: 6.31 29/10/14| |Bios: 6.31 29/10/14| |Bios: 6.31 29/10/14| |Bios: 6.31 29/10/14|
|Boot: 5.02 30/09/13| |Boot: 5.02 30/09/13| |Boot: 5.02 30/09/13| |Boot: 5.02 30/09/13|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask contains the following read-only information:
th
4 row: software code.
th
5 row: software version and date.
th
7 row: pCO board bios version and date.
th
8 row: pCO board boot version and date.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Informazioni Gb4| | Information Gb4| | Informations Gb4| | Information Gb4|
|EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 | |EVO n°1 |
| | | | | | | |
|Versione firmw.: 5.1| |Firmware version: 5.1| |Version logiciel: 5.1| |Firmware vers.: 5.1|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Informazioni Gb6| | Information Gb6| | Informations Gb6| | Information Gb6|
|EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 | |EVO n°2 |
| | | | | | | |
|Versione firmw.: 5.1| |Firmware version: 5.1| |Version logiciel: 5.1| |Firmware vers.: 5.1|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
These mask contains the following read-only information about EVD EVO for circuit 1 and 2:
th
4 row: firmware version.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Grafici Gc3| | Graphs Gc3| | Graphiques Gc3| | Diagramme Gc3|
|Config. Grafico | |Graph setting | |Reglage graph | |Diagramm-Einstellung |
|Umidità | |Humidity | |Umidité | |Luftfeuchtigkeit |
|T.campione: 00:01:00| |Sample time: 00:01:00| |Tps Echant: 00:01:00| |Abtastzeit: 00:01:00|
|Resetta grafico: □ | |Reset graph: □ | |Init.graph: □ | |Reset Diagramm: □ |
|Autoscala: □ | |Autoscale: □ | |Ech.auto: □ | |Autoskalierung: □ |
|Limite basso: 0.0| |Low limit: 0.0| |Limite bas: 0.0| |Unt.Grenze: 0.0|
|Limite alto: 100.0| |Hogh limit: 100.0| |Limite hte: 100.0| |Ober.Grenze: 100.0|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to configure return air humidity chart; it is possible to set the sampling time, reset the chart,
set the auto-scale function and eventually to set minimum and maximum values to be shown (vertical axis).
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8.3.5 Ge. BMS config.
Starting from this loop, the Service menu is password-protected.
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8.3.6 Gf. Service settings
This menu loop contains all Service parameters and is composed by different sub-menus.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Taratura sonde Gfb10| | Probe adjust. Gfb10| | Etalon.sondes Gfb10| | Fühler einst. Gfb10|
| | | | | | | |
|Allarme sonde guaste | |Faulty probes alarm | |Alarme sondes defect. | |Defekte Sonden Alarm |
|Ritardo allarme dopo | |Delay alarm after | |Retard alarme après | |Verzögerungsal.nach |
|avvio ventilatore di | |start up supply air | |démarrage du ventil. | |dem Start des |
|mandata: 5s| |fan: 5s| |d’alimentation: 5s| |Teillüfter: 5s|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set a general delay for faulty probes alarm, starting from supply air fan start-up.
th
5 row: 5 s.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Gfc4| | Thermoreg. Gfc4| | Thermorégulat. Gfc4| | Temperaturreg. Gfc4|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|Modalità operativa: | |Operating mode: | |Mode de fonction.: | |Betriebsart: |
|DISPOSIT.IN SEQUENZA | |DEVICES SEQUENCE | |DISP.SEQUENCE | |GERÄTE SEQUENZ |
|1° BATT. & 2° COMPR. | |1° COIL & 2° COMPR. | |1° BATT. & 2° COMPR. | |1° BATT. & 2° KOMPR. |
| | | | | | | |
|Rit. ON 2°disp.: 120s| |Delay ON 2°device:120s| |Retard ON 2°disp.:120s| |Verz.ON 2°Gerät: 120s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only if an additional cooling device has been enabled, allows to choose its operating mode:
• For Dual Cooling (DC), it is possible to select one of the following modes:
o Cascade devices with priority to DC cooling coil: in this case, first half of the cooling band is
covered by water cooling coil of DC, while second half is covered by the compressors. DC
cooling valve will therefore start to open first;
o Cascade devices with priority of compressors; in this case first half of the cooling band is
covered by the compressors, while second half is covered by water cooling coil of DC.
Compressors will therefore start earlier;
o Alternate devices with priority of DC cooling coil: in this case the whole cooling band is
covered by DC cooling coil and compressors are allowed to start only as backup, in case an
alarm is generated by the DC cooling circuit;
o Alternate devices with priority of compressors: in this case the whole cooling band is
covered by the compressors and DC cooling coil is allowed to start only as backup, in case
an alarm is generated by the refrigerant circuit;
• For water Free Cooling (FCw), priority is fixed and assigned to Free Cooling; in this case first half of
cooling band shall be covered by FCw, second half of the band shall be covered by compressors, so
FCw water valve opens first;
• For air Free Cooling (FCa), priority is fixed and assigned to Free Cooling; in this case first half of
cooling band shall be covered by FCa, second half of the band shall be covered by compressors, so
FCa air damper opens first.
In the last row of the mask it is possible to set the time delay for the start-up of the second cooling device.
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Questa maschera, visualizzata solo se è abilitato il Free Cooling aria, permette di impostare la soglia e il
ritardo per l’allarme di bassa temperatura aria esterna che disabilita il Free Cooling aria.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Gfc12| | Thermoreg. Gfc12| | Thermorégulat. Gfc12| | Temperaturreg. Gfc12|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|Allarme alta temper. | |High coil water inlet | |Haute eau batterie | |Hohe Batteriewasserz. |
|acqua ingr.batteria | |temperature alarm | |alarme de temp. | |Temperaturalarm |
|Ritardo: 005s| |Delay: 005s| |Retard: 005s| |Verzögerung: 005s|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only if the water Free Cooling is enables, allows to set a time delay for the high inlet water
temperature alarm, which disables Free Cooling.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Condensazione Gfd2| | Configuration Gfd2| | Condensation Gfd2| | Verflüssigung Gfd2|
|Controllo unità | |Unit control | |Contrôle unité | |Steuerung der Einheit |
| | | | | | | |
|Ventilatori cond. | |Condensation fans | |Ventilateurs cond. | |Gebläse Verflüss. |
|Set point: 24.0barg | |Setpoint: 24.0barg| |Setpoint: 24.0barg| |Sollwert: 24.0barg|
|Diff.: 08.0barg | |Diff.: 08.0barg| |Diff.: 08.0barg| |Diff.: 08.0barg|
|Diff.cut off: 0.5barg| |Diff.cut off 0.5barg| |Diff.cut off 0.5barg| |Diff.cut off: 0.5barg|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only if air condensation is enabled, allows to set parameters for condensation fans control.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
5 row: 24.0 barg.
th
6 row: 8.0 barg.
th
8 row: 0.5 barg.
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th
5 row: 3.0V for minimum and 10.0V for maximum.
th
6 row: 50.0%.
th
7 row: 5s.
h
8 row: 15s.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ventil.mandata Gff2| | Supply air fan Gff2| | Vent.de refoul. Gff2| | Vorlaufgebläse Gff2|
|Logica PRC | |PRC logic | |Logique PRC | |PRC Logik |
| | | | | | | |
|Pressione ventilatore | |Fan pressure | |Pression ventilateur | |Gebläsedruck |
|Limiti del set point | |Set point limit | |Limites point de cons.| |Sollwertgrenzen |
|Min.: 0Pa| |Min.: 0Pa| |Min.: 0Pa| |Min.: 0Pa|
|Max.: 50Pa| |Max.: 50Pa| |Max.: 50Pa| |Max.: 50Pa|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, displayed only if PRC fan regulation is enabled, allows to set minimum and maximum set point
limits for air flow, expressed in air pressure (Pa).
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ventil.mandata Gff8| | Supply air fan Gff8| | Vent.de refoul. Gff8| | Vorlaufgebläse Gff8|
|Allarme flusso aria | |Air flow alarm | |Alarme flux air | |Alarm Luftdurchsatz |
| | | | | | | |
|Ritado allarme | |Delay alarm | |Retard alarme | |Verzöger. Alarm |
|Avvio: 60s| |Start up: 60s| |Start up: 60s| |Starten: 60s|
|Funzionamento: 5s| |Running: 5s| |Fonctionnement: 5s| |Betrieb: 5s|
|Set point: 50Pa| |Set: 50Pa| |Point de cons.: 50Pa| |Sollwert: 50Pa|
|Diff.: 5Pa| |Diff.: 5Pa| |Diff.: 5Pa| |Diff.: 5Pa|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only if POC or PRC fan regulation mode is active, allows to set parameters for air flow
alarm (as picked up by differential pressure transducer), alarm delay at fan startup or during operation, alarm
threshold and reset differential.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Riscaldamento Gfg4| | Heating Gfg4| | Heating Gfg4| | Erhitzung Gfg4|
|Controllo unità | |Unit control | |Contrôle unité | |Steuerung der Einheit |
| | | | | | | |
|Valvola modulante | |Hot water coil | |Hot water coil | |Hot water coil |
|batteria acqua calda | |modulating valve | |modulating valve | |modulating valve |
|Max.: 10.0V| |Max.: 10.0V| |Max.: 10.0V| |Max.: 10.0V|
|Min.: 00.0V| |Min.: 00.0V| |Min.: 00.0V| |Min.: 00.0V|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set the modulation range for modulating valve controlling hot water post heating coil and
is displayed only if this heating device is selected from Manufacturer menu.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 0.0V.
th
7 row: 10.0V.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Contr. umidità Gfh5| | Humidity cont. Gfh5| | Contrôle humid. Gfh5| | Feuchtigkeitsst. Gfh5|
|Umidificatore CPY | |CPY humidifier | |Humidificateur CPY | |Luftbefeuchter CPY |
| | | | | | | |
|Parametri avanzati | |Advanced param. | |Paramètres avancés | |Fortgeschr. Parameter |
|b1: 000| |b1: 000| |b1: 000| |b1: 000|
|b2: 000s| |b2: 000s| |b2: 000s| |b2: 000s|
|b4: 0000µS/cm| |b4: 0000µS/cm| |b4: 0000µS/cm| |b4: 0000µS/cm|
|b5: 0000µS/cm| |b5: 0000µS/cm| |b5: 0000µS/cm| |b5: 0000µS/cm|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Contr. umidità Gfh6| | Humidity cont. Gfh6| | Contrôle humid. Gfh6| | Feuchtigkeitsst. Gfh6|
|Umidificatore CPY | |CPY humidifier | |Humidificateur CPY | |Luftbefeuchter CPY |
| | | | | | | |
|Parametri avanzati | |Advanced param. | |Paramètres avancés | |Fortgeschr. Parameter |
|b6: 0000µS/cm| |b6: 0000µS/cm| |b6: 0000µS/cm| |b6: 0000µS/cm|
|b7: 000%| |b7: 000%| |b7: 000%| |b7: 000%|
|b8: 050%| |b8: 050%| |b8: 050%| |b8: 050%|
|b9: 050%| |b9: 050%| |b9: 050%| |b9: 050%|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Contr. umidità Gfh7| | Humidity cont. Gfh7| | Contrôle humid. Gfh7| | Feuchtigkeitsst. Gfh7|
|Umidificatore CPY | |CPY humidifier | |Humidificateur CPY | |Luftbefeuchter CPY |
| | | | | | | |
|Parametri avanzati | |Advanced param. | |Paramètres avancés | |Fortgeschr. Parameter |
|bb: 0000h| |bb: 0000h| |bb: 0000h| |bb: 0000h|
|bE: 000h| |bE: 000h| |bE: 000h| |bE: 000h|
|bF: 000gg| |bF: 000gg| |bF: 000gg| |bF: 000gg|
|C8 Rit.Al.Ser.: 000.0s| |C8 Ser.Al.Delay:000.0s| |C8 Ser.Al.Delay:000.0s| |C8 Ser.Al.Delay:000.0s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
The above series of masks, displayed only if CPY humidifier control board is enabled, allows to set
parameters for humidifier control (for further information refer to CPY manual); default parameters are
automatically loaded once the CPY board is configured and the humidifier model is set:
b1: optional function (0 = no optional function enabled)
b2: off delay time
b4: override conductivity of the water (0= automatic measurement; >0 = conductivity forced by b4 parameter)
inactivity has been disabled, 8 set for b1)
b5: conductivity pre-alarm threshold
b6: conductivity alarm threshold
b7: foam control threshold (0= no foam detection; 1= max. foam detection sensitivity; 100= min. foam
detection sensitivity)
b8: conductivity control inside the cylinder in steady operation compared to rated value (less than 100%: the
conductivity increases)
b9: adjust duration of the drain to dilute cycle
bb: cylinder maintenance limit time (in hours), reported also in the hour counter threshold menu
bE: time limit between two periodical drain cycles (available only if the periodical drain is enabled, 64 set for
b1)
bF: days delay for drain due to inactivity (not available if the drain due to
inactivity has been disabled)
C8: maximum lack-of-data time on RS485 communication line (stops steam production and triggers an
alarm).
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8.3.6.9 Gfi. Advanced
This menu loop contains the masks for advanced settings parameters, such as data logger erasing and
Service password change.
WARNING!
This operation will erase all alarms stored in the data logger and it will not be
possible to restore them anymore.
WARNING!
Manual management of unit devices may cause serious damages to unit
components and to people, if improperly used. Be very careful to adopt all safety
measures in order to avoid any danger.
WARNING!
Manual management of unit devices can be done when unit is in OFF status.
Always be sure to deactivate any manual management before turning ON the unit.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg3| | Manual mng. Gg3| | Gestion man. Gg3| | Manuelle Verw. Gg3|
| | | | | | | |
|Circuito 1 | |Circuit 1 | |Circuit 1 | |Kreislauf 1 |
|BLDC: AUTO Manuale □ | |BLDC: AUTO Manual □ | |BLDC: AUTO Manuel □ | |BLDC: AUTO Manuell □ |
|Fix.: AUTO | |Fix.: AUTO | |Fix.: AUTO | |Fix.: AUTO |
|Circuito 2 | |Circuit 2 | |Circuit 2 | |Kreislauf 2 |
|Fix.1: AUTO | |Fix.1: AUTO | |Fix.1: AUTO | |Fix.1: AUTO |
|Fix.2: AUTO | |Fix.2: AUTO | |Fix.2: AUTO | |Fix.2: AUTO |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for ED units, allows to manually force the unit compressors for circuits 1 and 2:
• For BLDC compressors, first set the desired fan speed percentage, then enable manual running by
checking the box;
• For Fixed compressors, choose MAN.ON to enable manual running and MAN.OFF to manual turn it
off.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg7| | Manual mng. Gg7| | Gestion man. Gg7| | Manuelle Verw. Gg7|
| | | | | | | |
|Valvola modulante | |Post hot gas coil | |Batt.de gaz chaud | |Heissgasschrauben |
|batteria Post Hot Gas | |modulating valve | |vanne modulante | |Modulationsventil |
|Aper.:AUTO Manuale | |Open: AUTO Manual | |Open: AUTO Manual | |Öffn.:AUTO Manuell |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for units with hot gas heating coil and modulating valve, allows to manually manage
the opening of the valve.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Manual mng. Gg12| | Manual mng. Gg12| | Gestion man. Gg12| | Manuelle Verw. Gg12|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|Dry cooler | |Dry cooler | |Dry cooler | |Dry cooler |
| AUTO | | AUTO | | AUTO | | AUTO |
|Pompa:AUTO Manuale | |Pump: AUTO Manual | |Pompe:AUTO Manuel | |Pumpe:AUTO Manuell |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only for units in which the drycooler control is enabled, allows to force manually the fans
and the drycooler pump.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg21| | Manual mng. Gg21| | Gestion man. Gg21| | Manuelle Verw. Gg21|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test ingres.digitali | |Digital inputs test | |Test entrées numér. | |Test Digitaleingánge |
|ID1:OPEN ID6:OPEN | |ID1:OPEN ID6:OPEN | |ID1:OPEN ID6:OPEN | |ID1:OPEN ID6:OPEN |
|ID2:OPEN ID7:OPEN | |ID2:OPEN ID7:OPEN | |ID2:OPEN ID7:OPEN | |ID2:OPEN ID7:OPEN |
|ID3:OPEN ID8:OPEN | |ID3:OPEN ID8:OPEN | |ID3:OPEN ID8:OPEN | |ID3:OPEN ID8:OPEN |
|ID4:OPEN | |ID4:OPEN | |ID4:OPEN | |ID4:OPEN |
|ID5:OPEN | |ID5:OPEN | |ID5:OPEN | |ID5:OPEN |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg22| | Manual mng. Gg22| | Gestion man. Gg22| | Manuelle Verw. Gg22|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test ingres.digitali | |Digital inputs test | |Test entrées numér. | |Test Digitaleingánge |
|ID9: OPEN ID14:OPEN | |ID9: OPEN ID14:OPEN | |ID9: OPEN ID14:OPEN | |ID9: OPEN ID14:OPEN |
|ID10:OPEN | |ID10:OPEN | |ID10:OPEN | |ID10:OPEN |
|ID11:OPEN | |ID11:OPEN | |ID11:OPEN | |ID11:OPEN |
|ID12:OPEN | |ID12:OPEN | |ID12:OPEN | |ID12:OPEN |
|ID13:OPEN | |ID13:OPEN | |ID13:OPEN | |ID13:OPEN |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg23| | Manual mng. Gg23| | Gestion man. Gg23| | Manuelle Verw. Gg23|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test ingres.digitali | |Digital inputs test | |Test entrées numér. | |Test Digitaleingánge |
|ID15:OPEN | |ID15:OPEN | |ID15:OPEN | |ID15:OPEN |
|ID16:OPEN | |ID16:OPEN | |ID16:OPEN | |ID16:OPEN |
|ID17:OPEN | |ID17:OPEN | |ID17:OPEN | |ID17:OPEN |
|ID18:OPEN | |ID18:OPEN | |ID18:OPEN | |ID18:OPEN |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg24| | Manual mng. Gg24| | Gestion man. Gg24| | Manuelle Verw. Gg24|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test ingres.analogici | |Analog inputs test | |Test entrées analog. | |Test Analogeingánge |
|U1:0000 U6:0000 | |U1:0000 U6:0000 | |U1:0000 U6:0000 | |U1:0000 U6:0000 |
|U2:0000 U7:0000 | |U2:0000 U7:0000 | |U2:0000 U7:0000 | |U2:0000 U7:0000 |
|U3:0000 U8:0000 | |U3:0000 U8:0000 | |U3:0000 U8:0000 | |U3:0000 U8:0000 |
|U4:0000 U9:0000 | |U4:0000 U9:0000 | |U4:0000 U9:0000 | |U4:0000 U9:0000 |
|U5:0000 U10:0000 | |U5:0000 U10:0000 | |U5:0000 U10:0000 | |U5:0000 U10:0000 |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg25| | Manual mng. Gg25| | Gestion man. Gg25| | Manuelle Verw. Gg25|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test uscite digitali | |Digital outputs test | |Test sorties numér. | |Test Digitalausgánge |
|NO1:OPEN NO6:OPEN | |NO1:OPEN NO6:OPEN | |NO1:OPEN NO6:OPEN | |NO1:OPEN NO6:OPEN |
|NO2:OPEN NO7:OPEN | |NO2:OPEN NO7:OPEN | |NO2:OPEN NO7:OPEN | |NO2:OPEN NO7:OPEN |
|NO3:OPEN NO8:OPEN | |NO3:OPEN NO8:OPEN | |NO3:OPEN NO8:OPEN | |NO3:OPEN NO8:OPEN |
|NO4:OPEN | |NO4:OPEN | |NO4:OPEN | |NO4:OPEN |
|NO5:OPEN | |NO5:OPEN | |NO5:OPEN | |NO5:OPEN |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg26| | Manual mng. Gg26| | Gestion man. Gg26| | Manuelle Verw. Gg26|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test uscite digitali | |Digital outputs test | |Test sorties numér. | |Test Digitalausgánge |
|NO9:OPEN | |NO9:OPEN | |NO9:OPEN | |NO9:OPEN |
|NO10:OPEN | |NO10:OPEN | |NO10:OPEN | |NO10:OPEN |
|NO11:OPEN | |NO11:OPEN | |NO11:OPEN | |NO11:OPEN |
|NO12:OPEN | |NO12:OPEN | |NO12:OPEN | |NO12:OPEN |
|NO13:OPEN | |NO13:OPEN | |NO13:OPEN | |NO13:OPEN |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg27| | Manual mng. Gg27| | Gestion man. Gg27| | Manuelle Verw. Gg27|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test uscite digitali | |Digital outputs test | |Test sorties numér. | |Test Digitalausgánge |
|NO14:OPEN | |NO14:OPEN | |NO14:OPEN | |NO14:OPEN |
|NO15:OPEN | |NO15:OPEN | |NO15:OPEN | |NO15:OPEN |
|NO16:OPEN | |NO16:OPEN | |NO16:OPEN | |NO16:OPEN |
|NO17:OPEN | |NO17:OPEN | |NO17:OPEN | |NO17:OPEN |
|NO18:OPEN | |NO18:OPEN | |NO18:OPEN | |NO18:OPEN |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg28| | Manual mng. Gg28| | Gestion man. Gg28| | Manuelle Verw. Gg28|
|Test I/O | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test uscite analogiche| |Analog outputs test | |Test sorties analog. | |Test Analogausgánge |
|AO1:000.0% | |AO1:000.0% | |AO1:000.0% | |AO1:000.0% |
|AO2:000.0% | |AO2:000.0% | |AO2:000.0% | |AO2:000.0% |
|AO3:000.0% | |AO3:000.0% | |AO3:000.0% | |AO3:000.0% |
|AO4:000.0% | |AO4:000.0% | |AO4:000.0% | |AO4:000.0% |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione manuale Gg29| | Manual mng. Gg29| | Gestion man. Gg29| | Manuelle Verw. Gg29|
|I/O Test | |I/O Test | |Test E/S | |Test I/O |
|Test uscite analogiche| |Analog outputs test | |Test sorties analog. | |Test Analogausgánge |
|AO5:000.0% | |AO5:000.0% | |AO5:000.0% | |AO5:000.0% |
|AO6:000.0% | |AO6:000.0% | |AO6:000.0% | |AO6:000.0% |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
The above masks allow to test the digital inputs, analogue inputs, digital outputs, analogue outputs.
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8.4 F. User Menu
The User menu can be accessed from the main menu and is password-protected; from this menu, all
parameters regarding unit working, Datalink p-LAN local network and alarm management can be set.
The complete User menu tree is the following:
F. User
a. Thermoregulation
b. Supply air fan
c. Alarm management
d. Datalink
e. Advanced settings
Note that:
• Only thermoregulation can be set on air return temperature or on air supply temperature, while fans
regulation will always refer to air return temperature; for example, this means that when
thermoregulation on air supply temperature is active, compressors will be controlled with reference
to air supply temperature set point, while fans will be controlled with reference to air return
temperature set point and 2 different set points will be displayed in the Setpoint menu;
• Thermoregulation on air supply temperature makes sense only with modulating cooling and heating
devices, such as variable speed compressors, hot water coil with modulating valve, etc., because a
precise control of air supply temperature can be achieved only with modulating devices.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Fa2| | Thermoreg. Fa2| | Thermorégulat. Fa2| | Temperaturreg. Fa2|
|Controllo unità | |Unit control | |Contrôle de l'unité | |Ger¼testeuerung |
| | | | | | | |
|Return reg. | |Return reg. | |Retour reg. | |Rückgabelregelung |
|Limiti temperatura per| |Temperature limits for| |Limites de temp.pour | |Temperaturgrenzen fõr |
|set point reg.unità | |unit reg. set point | |reg. Point de consigne| |Werkregelung Sollwert |
|Min.: 14.0C| |Min.: 14.0C| |Min.: 14.0C| |Min.: 14.0C|
|Max.: 30.0C| |Max.: 30.0C| |Max.: 30.0C| |Max.: 30.0C|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, displayed only when thermoregulation on air return temperature is active, allows to set minimum
and maximum limits for return temperature set point.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
7 row: 14.0°C.
th
8 row: 30.0°C.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Fa6| | Thermoreg. Fa6| | Thermoreg. Fa6| | Temperaturreg. Fa6|
|Controllo unità | |Unit control | |Unit control | |Gerätesteuerung |
| | | | | | | |
|Limite temp.aria mand.| |Supply air temp.limit | |Supply air temp.limit | |Zuluft-Temperaturgr. |
|Set point: 14.0 | |Set point: 14.0 | |Set point: 14.0 | |Sollwert: 14.0 |
|Diff.: 02.0 | |Diff.: 02.0 | |Diff.: 02.0 | |Diff.: 02.0 |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, displayed only when thermoregulation on air return air temperature is active, allows to configure
set point and differential for the function to limit supply air temperature while thermoregulation on return air
temperature is active.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
5 row: 14.0°C.
th
6 row: 2.0°C.
th
8 row: shown only when P+I control mode is set on mask Fa5, 60 s.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Fa9| | Humidity cont. Fa9| | Thermorégulat. Fa9| | Temperaturreg. Fa9|
|Controllo unità | |Unit control | |Contrôle unité | |Gerätesteuerung |
| | | | | | | |
|Controllo umidità | |Humidity control | |Contrôle umidité | |Feuchteregelung |
|UMID.RELATIVA (%rH) | |RELATIVE HUMID. (%rH) | |HUMID.RELATIVE (%rH) | |RELATIV FEUCHT. (%rH)|
|Limiti set point | |Set point limits | |Point de consigne lim.| |Sollwert limits |
|Min.: 40.0%rH| |Min.: 40.0%rH| |Min.: 40.0%rH| |Min.: 40.0%rH|
|Max.: 60.0%rH| |Max.: 60.0%rH| |Max.: 60.0%rH| |Max.: 60.0%rH|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only when humidity control is active, allows to choose whether humidity control has to be
referred to relative humidity (%rH) or to absolute humidity (g/kg) and to set limits for humidity set point.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
5 row: RELATIVE HUMIDITY (%rH).
th
7 row: 40.0%.
th
8 row: 60.0%.
If humidity control on absolute humidity is required, unless different information written on MAC set
parameters as follow:
th
5 row: ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY (g/kg).
th
7 row: 5.0 g/kg.
th
8 row: 30.0 g/kg.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Fa11| | Termoreg. Fa11| | Thermorégulat. Fa11| | Temperaturreg. Fa11|
|Umidificazione | |Humidification | |Humidification | |Befeuchtung |
| | | | | | | |
|Setpoint: 50.0%rH| |Setpoint: 50.0%rH| |Point de c.: 50.0%rH| |Sollwert: 50.0%rH|
|Banda: 5.0%rH| |Band: 5.0%rH| |Bande: 5.0%rH| |Diff.: 5.0%rH|
| | | | | | | |
|Produzione vapore | |Steam production | |Product.de vapeur | |Dampfproduktion |
|limite 100.0%| |limit 100.0%| |limite 100.0%| |Grenze 100.0%|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Termoreg. Fa11| | Termoreg. Fa11| | Thermorégulat. Fa11| | Temperaturreg. Fa11|
|Umidificazione | |Humidification | |Humidification | |Befeuchtung |
| | | | | | | |
|Setpoint: 9.3g/Kg| |Setpoint: 9.3g/Kg| |Setpoint: 15.0g/Kg| |Sollwert: 15.0g/Kg|
|Banda: 1.0g/Kg | |Band: 1.0g/Kg| |Band: 10.0g/Kg| |Diff.: 10.0g/Kg|
| | | | | | | |
|Produzione vapore | |Steam production | |Product.de vapeur | |Dampfproduktion |
|limite 100.0%| |limit 100.0%| |limite 100.0%| |Grenze 100.0%|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only when humidifier is enabled, allows to set maximum steam production limit of
humidifier, both for embedded humidifier (controlled by CPY board) and for external humidifier (controlled by
analogue input).
Default parameters are as follow:
th
4 row: (read only) set point - can be set on Setpoint Menu
th
5 row: 5.0% if the relative humidity control is active; 1.0g/kg if the absolute humidity control is active
th
8 row: 100.0%.
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8.4.2 Fb. Supply air fan
This menu loop is currently empty.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione allarmi Fc6| | Alarm management Fc6| |Gestion alarmes Fc6| |Alarmverwaltung Fc6|
|Config.relè allarmi | |Config.alarm relay | |Config.relais d’alarme| |Konfig.Alarmrelais |
| | | | | | | |
|Selez.allarmi GRAVI | |Select SERIOUS alarms | |Sélect alarmes GRAVES | |Wählen SCHWEREN Alarme|
|101 105 106 110| |101 105 106 110| |101 105 106 110| |101 105 106 110|
|□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ |
|111 115 116 120| |111 115 116 120| |111 115 116 120| |111 115 116 120|
|□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione allarmi Fc7| | Alarm management Fc7| |Gestion alarmes Fc7| |Alarmverwaltung Fc7|
|Config.relè allarmi | |Config.alarm relay | |Config.relais d’alarme| |Konfig.Alarmrelais |
| | | | | | | |
|Selez.allarmi GRAVI | |Select SERIOUS alarms | |Sélect alarmes GRAVES | |Wählen SCHWEREN Alarme|
|121 125 126 130| |121 125 126 130| |121 125 126 130| |121 125 126 130|
|□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ |
|131 135 136 140| |131 135 136 140| |131 135 136 140| |131 135 136 140|
|□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Gestione allarmi Fc8| | Alarm management Fc8| |Gestion alarmes Fc8| |Alarmverwaltung Fc8|
|Config.relè allarmi | |Config.alarm relay | |Config.relais d’alarme| |Konfig.Alarmrelais |
| | | | | | | |
|Selez.allarmi GRAVI | |Select SERIOUS alarms | |Sélect alarmes GRAVES | |Wählen SCHWEREN Alarme|
|141 145 146 150| |141 145 146 150| |141 145 146 150| |141 145 146 150|
|□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ |
|151 155 156 160| |151 155 156 160| |151 155 156 160| |151 155 156 160|
|□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ | |□ □ □ □ |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
Masks from Fc1 to Fc8 allow to configure each unit alarm as:
• non-serious (box unchecked): when a non-serious alarm is triggered, NO7 digital output will open;
• serious (box checked): when a serious alarm is triggered, NO8 digital output will open and, in case
the unit is running and is connected in Datalink (p-LAN) network with other units, this will force units
rotation (for further information see Datalink chapter).
Refer to the Alarms chapter for the description of each alarm. A factory presetting is provided, however User
might choose a different combination according to own’s needs.
• Disabled
• Supply air fan alarm
• Condensation drain pump alarm
• Power+ alarm
• EVD EVO alarm
• Water leakage alarm
• Water flow alarm
• Fire/smoke alarm
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• Dirty air filter alarm
• Air flow alarm
• External humidifier alarm
• CPY general alarm
• Thermal overload heaters alarm
• High/low return air humidity alarm
• High/low return air temperature alarm
• High/low supply air temperature alarm
• LP circuit 1 alarm
• LP circuit 2 alarm
• HP circuit 1 alarm
• HP circuit 2 alarm
• Unit in dehumidification mode
• Unit in humidification mode
• Unit in heating mode
• Unit in cooling mode
• Supply air fans ON
• Unit ON
All other alarms do not switch off the unit (i.e. the air supply fans remain active), but only the devices currently
under alarm condition. For more information please look up the alarm table.
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8.4.4 Fd. Datalink
This menu loop contains all masks for Datalink p-LAN network configuration and management.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| DATALINK Fd6| | DATALINK Fd6| | DATALINK Fd6| | DATALINK Fd6|
| | | | | | | |
|Unità stand-alone | |Stand-alone unit | |Unité autonome | |Standalone Gerät |
|Impostaz.temperatura | |Temperature settings | |Réglages temp. | |Temperatureinstellung.|
|Diff.raffredd.: 005.0C| |Diff.cooling: 005.0C| |Diff.refroid.: 005.0C| |Diff.Kõhlung: 005.0C|
|Diff.riscald.: 005.0C| |Diff.heating: 005.0C| |Diff.chauff.: 005.0C| |Diff.Heizung: 005.0C|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only when Datalink and distributed control are enabled, allows to set parameters for stand-
alone working of units connected in Datalink network: when the difference between air temperature read by
the probe of the single unit and the set point exceed the differential (both in cooling and in heating), the unit
will switch to stand-alone mode and will return to work with distributed control only when the differential is
below the limit.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
5 row: 5.0°C.
th
6 row: 5.0°C.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| DATALINK Fd9| | DATALINK Fd9| | DATALINK Fd9| | DATALINK Fd9|
| | | | | | | |
|Pianificazione della | |Units rotation | |Rotation unités | |Einheiten Rotation |
|rotazione unità | |scheduler | |planificateur | |Scheduler |
|Tempo rotazione: | |Rotation time: | |Temps de rotation: | |Rotation zeit: |
| 20:00| | 20:00| | 20:00| | 20:00|
|Ogni: 1g | |Every: 1days| |Chaque: 1jours| |Jedes: 1Tage|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only when Datalink is enabled and DAILY rotation is enabled on mask Fd8, allows to set
parameters for units daily rotation in terms of daily hour and days interval of rotation.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
6 row: 20:00.
th
7 row: 1 day.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| DATALINK Fd12| | DATALINK Fd12| | DATALINK Fd12| | DATALINK Fd12|
| | | | | | | |
|Abilita rotaz.unità □ | |En. unit rotation □ | |Perm.rotation unité □ | |Akt.Einheit Rotation □|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|Forza manual.rot. □ | |Force manual rot. □ | |Forcer rot.man. □ | |Erzw.manuelle Drehung□|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask, shown only when Datalink is enabled, allows to enable unit rotation and to force manual rotation.
Unit rotation must be enabled only after Datalink configuration; every time a parameter is changed on
Datalink configuration, it is necessary to disable and enable again unit rotation in order to send new
parameters to all units.
Default parameters are as follow:
rd
3 row: enable.
th
7 row: use only to manually force unit rotation.
WARNING!
This operation will erase all parameters and settings that have been changed after
factory testing and will restore factory parameters and configuration.
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8.5 E. Data logger
The Data logger menu can be accessed from the main menu without any password; it contains a log of last
100 alarms that have occurred, both serious and non-serious, displaying also some parameters stored when
the alarm has triggered. If more than 100 alarms occur, only last 100 alarms will be logged and the older ones
will be overwritten.
Note that active alarms can be shown also by pressing the alarm key of the display (which has red lightning
when at least one alarm is active) and they can be reset by pressing for at least 3 seconds the alarm key and
by pressing ENTER key when asked.
Even if an alarm is reset, it will be logged anyway in the data logger loop.
An example of data logger mask is the following:
+----------------------+
1 |N°001 16:06 28/05/14| 2
3 | A035 |
|EVD (Circ1) high evap.|
|temperature (MOP) | 4
| |
|Tret 24.0C Tsup 18.0C| 5
| |
| Altre info |
+----------------------+
By pressing the “Enter” key, it is possible to visualize, for each alarm, another screen with some operating
parameters of the refrigeration circuit, captured at alarm occurrence:
+----------------------+
|N°001 16:06 28/05/14|
| A035 |
| Cir.1 Cir.2|
6 |Pc (barg) 00.0 00.0|
7 |Pe (barg) 00.0 00.0|
8 |SH (°C) 00.0 00.0|
9 |ExV (stp) 000 000|
10 |Envelope Z.1 |
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8.6 D. Input/Output
The Input/Output menu can be accessed from the main menu without any password; it contains information
about the status of unit inputs and outputs. Masks layout and input/output displayed change depending on
unit configuration; all parameters shown are read-only.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D4| | Input/Output D4| | Entrée/Sortie D4| | Eing./Ausg. D4|
| | | | | | | |
|INGRESSI ANALOGICI | |ANALOG INPUTS | |ENTRÉES ANALOGIQUES | |ANALOGEINGÄNGE |
|Pressione condensaz. | |Condensing pressure | |Press. condensation | |Verflõssigungsdruck |
|cir.1: 00.0 barg| |cir.1: 00.0 barg| |cir.1: 00.0 barg| |Kreisl1: 00.0 barg|
| | | | | | | |
|cir.2: 00.0barg | |cir.2: 00.0barg | |cir.2: 00.0barg | |Kreisl2: 00.0 barg|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the status of the following analogue inputs:
th
4 row: condensing pressure of circuit 1.
th
7 row: condensing pressure of circuit 2.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D8| | Input/Output D8| | Entrée/Sortie D8| | Eing./Ausg. D8|
| | | | | | | |
|INGRESSI DIGITALI | |DIGITAL INPUTS | |ENTRÉES NUMÉRIQUES | |DIGITALEINGÄNGE |
|13:Fuoco/fumo | |13:Fire/Smoke | |13:Feu/Fumée | |13:Feuer/Rauch |
|14:Allagamento | |14:Water leakege | |14:Fuite eau | |14:Wass.Leckage |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the status of the following digital inputs:
th
4 row: fire/smoke alarm.
th
5 row: water leakage alarm.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D12| | Input/Output D12| | Entrée/Sortie D12| | Eing./Ausg. D12|
| | | | | | | |
|USCITE DIGITALI | |DIGITAL OUTPUTS | |SORTIES NUMÉRIQUES | |DIGITALAUSGÄNGE |
|1:Ventilat.mandata | |1:Supply fan | |1:Vent.soufflage | |1:Zulufventil. |
|2:Valv.solenoide c.1 | |2:Solenoid valve c.1 | |2:Solenoid vanne c.1 | |2:Magnetventil c.1 |
| | | | | | | |
|3:Compr.fisso c.1 | |3:Fixed compress.c.1 | |3:Fixe compress.c.1 | |3:Fixed Kompress.c.1 |
|4:Valv.eq.olio c.1 | |4:Oil eq.valve c.1 | |4:Vanne eq.huille c.1 | |4:ölausgleichsvent.c1 |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the status of the following digital outputs:
th
4 row: supply air fan.
th
5 row: liquid solenoid valve of circuit 1.
th
7 row: ON/OFF (fixed) compressor of circuit 1.
th
8 row: oil equalization solenoid valve of circuit 1.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D20| | Input/Output D20| | Entrée/Sortie D20| | Eing./Ausg. D20|
| | | | | | | |
|Stato cilindro: | |Cylinder state: | |Cylindre etat: | |Zylinderzustand : |
| Produzione nulla | | No production | | No production | | No production |
| | | | | | | |
|Corrente: 00.0A| |Current: 00.0A| |Courant: 00.0A| |Strom: 00.0A|
|Conducibilita': 0000µS| |Conductivity: 0000µS| |Conductivité: 0000µS| |Leitfähigkeit: 0000µS|
|Prod.Vapore: 000.0kg/h| |Steam prod.: 000.0kg/h| |Prod.vapeur: 000.0kg/h| |Dampf prod.: 000.0kg/h|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the following parameters for CPY humidifier:
th
4 row: cylinder status.
th
6 row: cylinder input current.
th
7 row: water conductivity.
th
8 row: steam production.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D25| | Input/Output D25| | Entrée/Sortie D25| | Eing./Ausg. D25|
|Dati inviluppo | |Envelope data | |Donnee enveloppe | |Huellkurvendaten |
|Circ.1 | |Circ.1 | |Circ.1 | |Circ.1 |
|Press.cond.: 00.0bar| |Cond.pressure: 00.0bar| |Press.cond.: 00.0bar| |Verflue.druck: 00.0bar|
|Press.evap.: 00.0 bar| |Evap.pressure:00.0 bar| |Press.evap.: 00.0 bar| |Verdamp.druck:00.0 bar|
|Zona inviluppo: | |Envelope status: | |Etat enveloppe: | |Huellkurvenzone: |
| | | | | | | |
|Allarme tra: 00000s| |Alarm countdown:00000s| |Delais avt al.: 00000s| |Alarm in: 00000s|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the following parameters for BLDC compressor of circuit 1:
th
4 row: condensing pressure.
th
5 row: evaporating pressure.
th
7 row: envelope status.
th
8 row: out of envelope alarm countdown.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Ingressi/Uscite D29| | Input/Output D29| | Entrée/Sortie D29| | Eing./Ausg. D29|
|Power+ n°1 | |Power+ n°1 | |Power+ n°1 | |Power+ n°1 |
| | | | | | | |
|Stato drive: | |Drive status: | |Etat driver: | |Antriebsstatus: |
|[104] Stop | |[104] Stop | |[104] Arret | |[104] Stopp |
|Codice allarme [105]: | |Alarm code [105]: | |Alarme code [105]: | |Alarmcode [105]: |
|0: Nessun errore | |0: No fault | |0: Pas d'erreur | |0: Kein Fehler |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask shows the following parameters for Power+ inverter of circuit 1:
th
5 row: Power+ drive status.
th
6 row: Power + alarm code and description.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Temp.mandata D52| | Supply temp. D52| | Temp.approv. D52| | Vorlauftemp. D52|
| 35| | | 35| | | 35| | | 35| |
| | | | | | | | | | | |
| | --- | | | --- | | | --- | | | --- |
| | ----- -- | | | ----- -- | | | ----- -- | | | ----- -- |
| |--- -----| | |--- -----| | |--- -----| | |--- -----|
| 0|__________________| | 0|__________________| | 0|__________________| | 0|__________________|
|Att. 18.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 18.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 18.0 /<->/ 3min| |Akt. 18.0 /<->/ 3min|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Temp.ritorno D53| | Return temp. D53| | Temp.retour D53| | Rücklauftemp. D53|
| 45| | | 45| | | 45| | | 45| |
| |- | | |- | | |- | | |- |
| | - | | | - | | | - | | | - |
| | --------- ----| | | --------- ----| | | --------- ----| | | --------- ----|
| | --- | | | --- | | | --- | | | --- |
| 10|__________________| | 10|__________________| | 10|__________________| | 10|__________________|
|Att. 24.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 24.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 24.0 /<->/ 3min| |Akt. 24.0 /<->/ 3min|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Umidità D54| | Humidity D54| | Humidité D54| | Luftfeuchtigkeit D53|
|100| | |100| | |100| | |100| |
| | | | | | | | | | | |
| |-- | | |-- | | |-- | | |-- |
| | ----------------| | | ----------------| | | ----------------| | | ----------------|
| | | | | | | | | | | |
| 0|__________________| | 0|__________________| | 0|__________________| | 0|__________________|
|Att. 50.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 50.0 /<->/ 3min| |Act. 50.0 /<->/ 3min| |Akt. 50.0 /<->/ 3min|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
The above masks show charts for supply air temperature, return air temperature and return air humidity (if
Charts are enabled on Manufacturer Menu). Each chart is shown with a preset time window and sampling
time, but it is possible to scroll different windows using “arrow” and “enter” keys.
8.7 C. Clock/Scheduler
The Clock/Scheduler menu can be accessed from the main menu and is password-protected. Form this
menu, it is possible to set clock, data and to enable and configure time scheduler.
A password is required to enter Clock/Scheduler menu:
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Orologio | | Clock | | Horloge | | Uhr |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
|Inserire password | |Insert new Clock | |Saisir mot de passe | |Password eingeben |
|orologio (PW4): 0000| |password (PW4): 0000| |horloge (PW4): 0000| |uhr (PW4): 0000|
| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
The default Clock password is 0400.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Orologio C1| | Clock C1| | Horloge C1| | Uhr C1|
| | | | | | | |
|MARTEDI’ | |TUESDAY | |MARDI | |DIENSTAG |
| | | | | | | |
|Data: 30/12/14| |Date: 30/12/14| |Date: 30/12/14| |Datum: 30/12/14|
| | | | | | | |
|Ora: 12:00| |Hour: 12:00| |Heure: 12:00| |Stunde: 12:00|
| | | | | | | |
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set date and hour.
rd
3 row: week day, it is automatically displayed when date is set.
th
5 row: set current date.
th
7 row: set current hour.
Note also that unit temperature set point for scheduler is unique, meaning that there aren’t two different set
points for return air temperature and for supply air temperature; the selection of thermoregulation type will
always be done from User menu, as described before.
Default parameters are as follow:
th
4 row: don’t enable.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Orologio C4| | Clock C4| | Horloge C4| | Uhr C4|
|Giorno: LUNEDI’ | |Day: MONDAY | |Jour: LUNDI | |Tag: MONTAG |
|Copia a: MARTEDI’ NO| |Copy to: MONDAY NO| |Cop.sur: MARDI NO| |Kop. in: DIENSTAG NO|
| %rH °C| | %rH °C| | %rH °C| | %rH °C|
|F1:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F1:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F1:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F1:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0|
|F2:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F2:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F2:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F2:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0|
|F3:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F3:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F3:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F3:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0|
|F4:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F4:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F4:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0| |F4:00:00 □ 50.0 24.0|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set scheduler time bands and to copy programming of one day to another one.
nd
2 row: shows the week day, scroll with arrow keys to change it.
rd
3 row: allows to copy the displayed programmed time bands to another week day; choose the desired day
and then choose YES; a message will confirm the successful copy of time bands. Note: first program time
bands, then copy them to another day, if desired.
th th
5 to 8 row: allow to program 4 time bands for each week day. From left to right, it is possible to:
• set starting time of the time band;
• set if the unit has to be ON (checked box) or OFF (unchecked box or blank field) in the time band;
• set humidity set point for the time band, in relative humidity (rH%) or absolute humidity (g/kg)
depending on the humidity control type set from User menu;
• set temperature set point for the time band.
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+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
| Orologio C6| | Clock C6| | Horloge C6| | Uhr C6|
|Giorni spec. g/Kg | |Spec.days g/Kg | |Jour.spéc. g/Kg | |Besond.Tag g/Kg |
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20.0| | --/-- 50.0 20.0| | --/-- 50.0 20.0|
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--|
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--|
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--|
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--|
| --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--| | --/-- 50.0 20--|
+----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+ +----------------------+
This mask allows to set 6 special days and to set unit status and set points for each one; during a special day,
unit status and set points from time bands are ignored and the ones set for the special day are considered.
Leave all fields blank if it is not desired to program special days.
rd th
3 to 8 row: allow to program 6 special days. From left to right, it is possible to:
• set starting day (from 00:00 hour) of the special day;
• set ending day (from 00:00 hour) of the special day;
• set if the unit has to be ON (checked box) or OFF (unchecked box or blank field) during the special
day;
• set humidity set point for the special day, in relative humidity (rH%) or absolute humidity (g/kg)
depending on the humidity control type set from User menu;
• set temperature set point for the special day.
8.8 B. Setpoint
The Setpoint menu can be accessed from the main menu without any password;. Form this menu, it is
possible to change unit set points. Different masks and set points are displayed, depending on
thermoregulation on air return temperature or on air supply temperature and on humidity regulation on relative
humidity or absolute humidity. Set point limits are defined on User menu.
This mask is displayed if thermoregulation on return air temperature is active (it can be selected from User
menu) and shows return air temperature set point and humidity set point, in absolute humidity (g/kg) or in
relative humidity (%rH) depending on humidity regulation selected from User menu.
Note that:
• if set point by analogue input is enabled (from Manufacturer menu), return air temperature set point
will be read-only;
• if Scheduler is enabled, return air temperature can be modified only by Scheduler menu masks.
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Setpoint B2 Setpoint B2 Point de consigne B2 Sollwert B2
WARNING!
If using manual fan speed, always be sure that fan speed set point is inside unit air
flow limits; using values of air flow not recommended by Manufacturer can cause
problems to unit.
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8.9 A. Unit On/Off
The On/Off unit menu can be accessed from the main menu without any password. Form this menu, it is
possible to switch ON and OFF the unit, except if ON/OFF from digital input or from supervisor is enabled
from User menu, in this case it
2 4
5 6
7 8
3
Main mask contains information about current date and time, unit status, active devices, return and supply air
temperature, return humidity (if the humidity probe is enabled), air flow (if differential air pressure transducer
is enabled), unit network address; some of these information are given with graphic items.
One between return and supply air temperature is displayed with bigger characters, indicating which
temperature is controlled by unit thermoregulation; this selection can be done from User menu.
Main mask zone and displayed information are:
Heating
Dehumidification
Humidification
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3. A schematic representation of the close control unit. When fans are running, an animation on the top of the
drawing symbolize the air flowing through the unit cabinet. When compressors are OFF unit panels are
closed, while when compressors are ON panels are open and different icons are displayed, depending on the
number and type of compressors running:
BLDC compressor icon
ON/OFF compressor icon
nd
Electrical heater (2 stage)
rd
Electrical heater (3 stage with binary management)
Modulating electrical heaters, with a bar showing the percentage of heating power
Hot water coil modulating valve, with a bar showing the valve opening grade
Hot gas post heating modulating valve, with a bar showing the valve opening grade
Dual Cooling modulating valve, with a bar showing the valve % opening
(water) Free Cooling modulating valve, with a bar showing the valve % opening
(air) Free Cooling modulating damper, with a bar showing the damper % opening
7. return air humidity, which can be displayed in relative humidity (%rH) or in absolute humidity (g/kg),
depending on humidity regulation selected from User menu.
8. Supply air flow, displayed only if differential air pressure transducer is present and is enabled from
Manufacturer menu.
9. Last row shows on the left corner the info icon, indicating the possibility of scrolling the info menu with
down arrow key, current unit status and on the right corner the unit Datalink network address.
Current unit status can be one of the following:
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Unit status Description
Unit ON Unit is ON
OFFbyKEY Unit is OFF by keyboard
OFFbySCH Unit is OFF by scheduler time bands
OFFbyDIN Unit is OFF by digital input
OFFbyNET Unit is OFF by Datalink network rotation
OFFbyBMS Unit is OFF by BMS supervisor
OFFbyALR Unit is OFF by serious alarm
Manual Manual testing mode is active (from Service menu)
Moreover, different messages are displayed in the last row of main mask, giving information about unit
operation; these messages roll on the same mask row with the unit status message. Possible displayed
messages are:
Message Description
Unit is waiting the opening of anti-recirculation damper (only if this option is
Open damper
enabled) to start supply air fans
Lim.Sup.Req. Limitation of supply air temperature is active
Supply air flow is limited to dehumidification value because dehumidification
Lim.air sup.fan
request is active
C1 Profiling BLDC compressor of cooling circuit 1 is starting
C1 Equalization Circuit 1 is waiting for high and low pressure equalization to start compressors
Pressure difference between HP and LP of circuit 1 is over the maximum limit for
C1 Max DP
compressor starting
C1 oil return Oil return cycle is active on circuit 1 (for BLDC compressors)
C1 OilRec.OnOff Oil recovery cycle is active on circuit 1 (for ON/OFF compressors)
C2 Profiling BLDC compressor of cooling circuit 2 is starting
C2 Equalization Circuit 2 is waiting for high and low pressure equalization to start compressors
Pressure difference between HP and LP of circuit 2 is over the maximum threshold
C2 Max DP
for compressor starting
C2 oil return Oil return cycle is active on circuit 2 (for BLDC compressors)
C2 OilRec.OnOff Oil recovery cycle is active on circuit 2 (for ON/OFF compressors)
Frc.ON BckUnit The unit has been forced in ON status by Datalink local network request
Light Alarm A non-serious alarm (warning) has been triggered
Serious Alarm A serious alarm has been triggered
This mask displays air flow of supply air fan, if differential air pressure transducer is enabled, while the
graphic shows the percentage request of ventilation.
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Informazioni i4 Information i4 Information i4 Informationen i4
This mask is shown only of the PRC control mode of supply air fans is enabled, and indicates the pressure
set point (in bigger font), the pressure actually measured from the differential pressure transducer (or the
average calculated over the units connected in local Datalink network with distributed control enabled), the
requested % ventilation (on the right side) and eventually the % output of the supply fans (below).
This mask, displayed only if the drycooler for water Free Cooling is enabled, shows the outlet water
temperature from the drycooler, the set point water outlet from drycooler, while the chart shows the drycooler
fan percent speed.
Following i7 mask carries changing information according to additional cooling device that has been enabled.
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Informazioni i7 Information i7 Information i7 Informationen i7
C1: 24.0barg 41.4°C C1: 24.0barg 41.4°C C1: 24.0barg 41.4°C C1: 24.0barg 41.4°C
C2: 18.0barg 30.3°C C2: 18.0barg 30.3°C C2: 18.0barg 30.3°C C2: 18.0barg 30.3°C
This mask displays condensing pressure and temperature and output (in percentage) for water condensing
valve, if water condensing is enabled.
th
4 row: current condensing pressure on which regulation is made
th
6 row: to the left, the saturated condensing temperature; to the right, under the valve symbol, the valve
status
th
7 row: condensing pressure and saturated temperature of circuit 1
th
8 row: condensing pressure and saturated temperature of circuit 2
In case of units with two refrigerant circuits, the condensation control valve is single and therefore the valve
th
will regulate on the greater among the the pressures of the two circuits, i.e. the value shown on 4 row.
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Informazioni i20 Information i20 Information i20 Informationen i20
Rich.comp.: 0.0% Comp.req.: 0.0% Demande: 0.0% Anforder.: 0.0%
Cir.1: Cir.1: Cir.1: Kreis1:
Z=6 Z=6 Z=6 Z=6
0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps
180s 180s 180s 180s
180s 180s 180s 180s
Informazioni i21 Information i21 Information i21 Informationen i21
Rich.comp.: 0.0% Comp.req.: 0.0% Rich.comp.: 0.0% Rich.comp.: 0.0%
Cir.1: Cir.2: Cir.1: Cir.2: Cir.1: Cir.2: Kreis1: Kreis2:
Z=6 Z=6 Z=6 Z=6
0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps 0.0rps
180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s
180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s 180s
These masks display the status of compressors and parameters for BLDC and ON/OFF compressors, for
units with 1 or 2 refrigerant circuits respectively, depending on unit configuration.
On the left side of the mask, a scheme of the unit is displayed, graphically showing how many compressors
are running.
nd
2 row shows the request sent to compressors.
th
4 row shows envelope status for BLDC compressor.
th
5 row shows the request sent to BLDC compressor, which can be different from the request sent to
compressors due to the envelope status of BLDC compressor.
th
6 row shows shows BLDC compressor speed in rps (revolution per second).
th
7 row shows the countdown for BLDC compressor restart.
th
8 row shows the countdown for ON/OFF compressor restart.
These masks display information relevant to refrigerant circuit 1 and 2 (if present).
nd
3 row shows condensing pressure (measured) and temperature (converted).
rd
4 row shows evaporating pressure (measured) and temperature (converted).
th
5 row shows BLDC compressor speed in rps (revolution per second), only for circuit 1
th
6 row shows the status of discharge temperature, only for BLDC compressor of circuit 1
th
7 row shows BLDC compressor envelope status, only for circuit 1
th
8 row shows the BLDC compressor alarm countdown, which starts in case an alarm with a delay is going to
be triggered, for example an out of envelope alarm.
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EVO n° 1 i25
SH: 5.0 K
13.0°C
240stp
50%
EVD: 9.2barg
On 8.0°C
EVO n° 1 i26
SH: 5.0 K
13.0°C
240stp
50%
EVD: 9.2barg
On 8.0°C
These masks display information about the electronic expansion valve of circuit 1 and 2, if present.
nd
2 row shows calculated suction superheating.
rd
Then a synoptic of EEV is displayed, with the measured suction temperature on the right side of 3 row.
Below the EEV valve symbol, the following information are displayed: position of the EEV in steps, opening
percentage, status of the EEV.
On the right side, suction pressure (measured) and suction temperature (calculated, hence without
superheating) are displayed.
The lower right part of the mask is displayed only if distributed control is enabled, showing supply
temperature, return temperature and humidity average values.
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Informazioni i33 Information i33 Information i33 Informationen i33
DATALINK NET. DATALINK NET. DATALINK NET. DATALINK NET.
Contaore unità Units working hours Compteur horaire unité Stundenzähler Einheit
U1:000000h U6:000000h U1:000000h U6:000000h U1:000000h U6:000000h U1:000000h U6:000000h
U2:000000h U7:000000h U2:000000h U7:000000h U2:000000h U7:000000h U2:000000h U7:000000h
U3:000000h U8:000000h U3:000000h U8:000000h U3:000000h U8:000000h U3:000000h U8:000000h
U4:000000h U9:000000h U4:000000h U9:000000h U4:000000h U9:000000h U4:000000h U9:000000h
U5:000000h U5:000000h U5:000000h U5:000000h
Rotazione:1g. 20:00 Rotation: 1day 20:00 Rotation: 1our 20:00 Rotation: 1Tag 20:00
Countdown:0g. 0180m Countdown:0day 0180m Countdown:0jour 0180m Countdown:0Tag 0180m
These masks are displayed only on unit with p-LAN network address 1 if Datalink network is enabled and
daily rotation is enabled and shows following information:
• If daily rotation is enabled, it shows rotation time and countdown for next rotation (first mask)
• If working hours rotation is enabled, it shows rotation interval and countdown for net rotation (second
mask).
This mask is displayed only on unit with p-LAN network address 1 if Datalink network is enabled and
distributed control is enabled and shows unit read (T) and average (A) temperature, read (H) and average (A)
humidity and delta (D) between read and average values. Arrows indicate that thermoregulation and humidity
regulation is performed considering average values of temperature and humidity, calculated as mean of
values read by units connected in local network.
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Informazioni i37 Information i37 Information i37 Informationen i37
Forza unità riserva ON Force ON backup unit Forç.unité backup ON Zwang. Einh. Backup ON
T:25.5°C 180s T:25.5°C 180s T:25.5°C 180s T:25.5°C 180s
20.0°C Set 28.0°C 20.0°C Set 28.0°C 20.0°C Set 28.0°C 20.0°C Set 28.0°C
This mask is displayed only on unit with p-LAN network address 1 if Datalink network is enabled and unit
forcing function is enabled and shows air temperature, delay for forcing backup unit, low and high
temperature thresholds for forcing backup unit, a message indicating if unit is in forcing status by high
temperature (“Force by HT”) or by low temperature (“Force by LT”).
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9 ALARMS
When an alarm is triggered, the terminal connected to the pCO board lights up the red LED below the ALARM
key and energises the warning digital output (NO7) or the alarm digital output (NO8). Press the ALARM key to
display the active alarm; to reset an active alarm, press for at least 3 seconds the ALARM key and then press
ENTER key when required; note that an alarm can be reset only if the conditions allow this, i.e. if the relative
digital input is closed or if the value that have caused the alarm has decreased below its alarm threshold.
Last 100 alarms triggered are stored into the data logger, accessible from the corresponding menu.
On “Unit OFF” column, it is described whether the alarm stops or not the unit:
• Yes = the alarm stops the unit;
• No = the alarm does not stop the unit but stops only the mentioned devices;
• Cfg = it is possible to choose from User menu whether the alarm has to stop the unit or not.
UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Remove cause of smoke/fire.
Smoke/Fire alarm is active from
A001 Smoke/Fire Check smoke/fire sensor and cabling. M Yes All
smoke/fire sensor (digital input)
Check pCO board.
Remove water leakages.
Water leakage alarm is active from Check water leakage sensor and
A002 Water leakage M Cfg All / None
water leakage detector (digital input) cabling.
Check pCO board.
Check supply air fans.
Air flow is below minimum threshold.
Check air flow switch.
A003 Air Flow This alarm is triggered by air flow M Yes All
Check position of sensing pipes for air
switch
flow switch.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing pressure.
Check refrigerant charge.
High Pressure Switch High pressure alarm of cooling circuit Check remote condenser or water Compressors of
A004 M No
(Circ.1) 1 from high pressure switch condensing valve and relative settings. circuit 1
Manually reset high pressure switch
before resetting the alarm from
display.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing pressure.
High Condensing High pressure alarm of cooling circuit Compressors of
A005 Check refrigerant charge. AC No
Pressure (Circ.1) 1 from high pressure transducer circuit 1
Check remote condenser or water
condensing valve and relative settings.
Check operating conditions.
Low Evaporation Low pressure alarm of cooling circuit 1 Check evaporating pressure. Compressors of
A006 AC No
Pressure (Circ.1) from low pressure transducer Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
Check expansion valve.
Check operating conditions.
Electrical motor overheating (thermal
On/Off Compressor 2 Check motor wirings and absorbed Compressor 2
A007 protection open) of ON/OFF M No
Thermal Prot. (Circ.1) current. of circuit 1
compressor of circuit 1
Check discharge temperature.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Clean or replace air filters.
Clogged air filter alarm from dirty filter Check dirty filter switch.
A008 Air Filter Clogged M No None
switch (digital input) Check position of sensing pipes for
dirty filter switch.
Thermal load too high.
High Return Air High return air temperature threshold
A009 Check probe and wiring. A No None
Temperature has been exceeded
Check alarm threshold.
Thermal load too low.
Low Return Air Low return air temperature threshold
A010 Check probe and wiring. A No None
Temperature has been exceeded
Check alarm threshold.
Latent load too high.
High return humidity threshold has
A011 High Return Humidity Check probe and wiring. A No None
been exceeded
Check alarm threshold.
Latent load too low.
Low return humidity threshold has
A012 Low Return Humidity Check probe and wiring. A No None
been exceeded
Check alarm threshold.
Check pCO control board.
Clock Board fault or not
A013 Fault on pCO internal clock board Reboot pCO control board. A No None
connected
Replace pCO control board.
Check pCO control board.
A014 Extended memory fault Fault on pCO extended memory Reboot pCO control board. A No None
Replace pCO control board.
Thermoregulatio
Check probe and wiring.
Return air temperature probe (U5) n on return air
Probe U5 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A015 faulty or not connected or reading a A No temperature and
connected Replace probe.
value outside of its limits corresponding
Check pCO board.
devices
Thermoregulatio
Check probe and wiring.
Supply air temperature probe (U4) n on supply air
Probe U4 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A016 faulty or not connected or reading a A No temperature and
connected Replace probe.
value outside of its limits corresponding
Check pCO board.
devices
Check probe and wiring. Humidity control
Humidity probe (U3) faulty or not
Probe U3 fault or not Check probe parameters. and
A017 connected or reading a value outside A No
connected Replace probe. corresponding
of its limits
Check pCO board. devices
Loss of Oil Return
A018 Not used.
BLDC (Circ.1)
Loss of Oil Return
A019 Not used.
Fixed Compressor 1
Check motor wirings.
Check operating conditions.
BLDC compressor has failed its start,
Compressor start fail Check refrigerant charge. Compressors of
A020 due to low differential pressure AC No
BLDC (Circ.1) Check refrigerant piping layout and circuit 1
between HP and LP
diameters (for air condensed units).
Check cooling circuit.
Check operating conditions.
BLDC compressor has worked outside
Check condensing and evaporating
Envelope alarm (Circ.1) its envelope for a time greater than its Compressors of
A021 pressures. M No
zone: limit (see relative paragraph for circuit 1
Check refrigerant charge.
envelope zone description)
Check EEV and relative parameters.
Check operating conditions.
High discharge gas Refrigerant discharge temperature is Compressors of
A022 Check refrigerant charge. A No
temperature (Circ.1) over the threshold limit circuit 1
Check discharge superheating.
Check operating conditions.
The pressure differential between HP
Low press.differential Check condensing and evaporating Compressors of
A023 and LP is too low, thus not ensuring A No
insuff.lubrication pressures. circuit 1
correct BLDC compressor lubrication
Check refrigerant charge.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Troubles on the serial connection
between pCO board and Power+ Check power supply to the Power+
inverter. inverter.
Power supply to Power+ is missing. Check serial connection between pCO
Inverter model not
High pressure switch intervention has board and Power+ inverter. Compressors of
A024 compatible! Power+ M No
cut off power supply to Power + Check Power+ wirings. circuit 1
only allowed
inverter through the safety torque-off Check high pressure switch.
input. Replace Power+ inverter.
Troubles on Power+ inverter Check pCO board.
programming.
Power+ inverter of circuit 1 is offline,
Check power supply to the Power+
due to power supply cut-off or missing
inverter.
serial communication between pCO
Check serial connection between pCO
board and Power+. Compressors of
A025 Power+ (Circ.1) off line board and Power+ inverter. A No
High pressure switch intervention has circuit 1
Check Power+ wirings.
cut off power supply to Power +
Check high pressure switch.
inverter through the safety torque-off
Replace Power+ inverter.
input.
Alarm of Power+ inverter of circuit 1,
Power+ (Circ.1) alarm Refer to Power+ alarm table (see next Compressors of
A026 with alarm description that vary M No
code paragraph) circuit 1
depending on the triggered alarm
Power+ inverter of circuit 2 is offline,
Check power supply to the Power+
due to power supply cut-off or missing
inverter.
serial communication between pCO
Check serial connection between pCO
board and Power+. Compressors of
A027 Power+ (Circ.2) off line board and Power+ inverter. A No
High pressure switch intervention has circuit 2
Check Power+ wirings.
cut off power supply to Power +
Check high pressure switch.
inverter through the safety torque-off
Replace Power+ inverter.
input.
Alarm of Power+ inverter of circuit 2,
Power+ (Circ.2) alarm Refer to Power+ alarm table (see next Compressors of
A028 with alarm description that vary M No
code paragraph) circuit 2
depending on the triggered alarm
Check operating conditions.
Low pressure transducer S1, Check evaporating pressure.
EVD (Circ.1) Probe S1 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Check refrigerant charge. Compressors of
A029 A No
alarm reading a pressure outside its Check probe S1 and its wiring. circuit 1
operating limits Check probe S1 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
Suction temperature probe S2,
pressure/temperature.
EVD (Circ.1) Probe S2 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Compressors of
A030 Check refrigerant charge. A No
alarm reading a temperature outside its circuit 1
Check probe S2 and its wiring.
operating limits
Check probe S2 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
High pressure transducer S3, Check condensing pressure.
EVD (Circ.1) Probe S3 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Check refrigerant charge. Compressors of
A031 A No
alarm reading a pressure outside its Check probe S3 and its wiring. circuit 1
operating limits Check probe S3 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing
Discharge temperature probe S4,
pressure/temperature.
EVD (Circ.1) Probe S4 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Compressors of
A032 Check refrigerant charge. A No
alarm reading a temperature outside its circuit 1
Check probe S4 and its wiring.
operating limits
Check probe S4 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.1) Low Suction superheating of circuit 1 is pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A033 A No
superheat below the limit threshold Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.1) Low Evaporating temperature of circuit 1 is
pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A034 evap.temperature below the minimum limit threshold A No
Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
(LOP) (LOP)
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
Evaporating temperature of circuit 1 is
EVD (Circ1) High evap. pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A035 above the maximum limit threshold A No
temperature (MOP) Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
(MOP)
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check operating conditions.
Condensing temperature of circuit 1 is Check condensing
EVD (Circ.1) High above the maximum limit threshold. pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A036 A No
cond.temp. (HiTcond) This alarm is used only with ON/OFF Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
compressors and EVD EVO driver. Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Reboot unit control.
EVD (Circ.1) Alarm Internal memory of EVD EVO driver of Compressors of
A037 If the problem persists, replace EVD M No
EEPROM circuit 1 is faulty circuit 1
EVO driver.
Reboot unit control.
EVD (Circ.1) EEV Compressors of
A038 EEV motor is faulty. If the problem persists, replace EEV or M No
motor err. circuit 1
EVD EVO driver.
Check serial connection.
Check power supply to EVD EVO
EVD (Circ.1) Driver Serial connection between pCO board Compressors of
A039 driver. A No
offline and EVD EVO driver is faulty circuit 1
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check pCO board.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.1) Low Evaporating temperature of circuit 1 is pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A040 A No
suction temperature below the maximum limit threshold Check refrigerant charge. circuit 1
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check EVD EVO backup battery
EVD (Circ.1) Battery EVD EVO backup battery module of Compressors of
A041 module. M No
discharge circuit 1 is low circuit 1
Check power supply and wirings.
EVD (Circ.1) Incompl. EEV of circuit 1 is not completely Check EEV and its wirings. Compressors of
A042 A No
valve closing closed Check EVD EVO driver. circuit 1
Reboot unit.
Check EVD EVO driver.
EVD (Circ.1) Firmware Firmware of EVD EVO of circuit 1 is Check serial communication and Compressors of
A043 M No
not compatible not compatible or corrupted wiring. circuit 1
Restore default parameters.
Check pCO board.
Reboot unit.
Check EVD EVO driver.
EVD (Circ.1) EVD EVO parameters are not correctly Check serial communication and Compressors of
A044 M No
Configuration error configured wiring. circuit 1
Restore default parameters.
Check pCO board.
Check operating conditions.
Low pressure transducer S1, Check evaporating pressure.
EVD (Circ.2) Probe S1 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Check refrigerant charge. Compressors of
A045 A No
alarm reading a pressure outside its Check probe S1 and its wiring. circuit 2
operating limits Check probe S1 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
Suction temperature probe S2,
pressure/temperature.
EVD (Circ.2) Probe S2 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Compressors of
A046 Check refrigerant charge. A No
alarm reading a temperature outside its circuit 2
Check probe S2 and its wiring.
operating limits
Check probe S2 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Check operating conditions.
High pressure transducer S3, Check condensing pressure.
EVD (Circ.2) Probe S3 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Check refrigerant charge. Compressors of
A047 A No
alarm reading a pressure outside its Check probe S3 and its wiring. circuit 2
operating limits Check probe S3 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing
Discharge temperature probe S4,
pressure/temperature.
EVD (Circ.2) Probe S4 connected to EVD EVO driver, is Compressors of
A048 Check refrigerant charge. A No
alarm reading a temperature outside its circuit 2
Check probe S4 and its wiring.
operating limits
Check probe S4 parameters.
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.2) Low Suction superheating of circuit 1 is pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A049 A No
superheat below the limit threshold Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.2) Low Evaporating temperature of circuit 1 is
pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A050 evap.temperature below the minimum limit threshold A No
Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
(LOP) (LOP)
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check operating conditions.
Check evaporating
Evaporating temperature of circuit 1 is
EVD (Circ2) High evap. pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A051 above the maximum limit threshold A No
temperature (MOP) Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
(MOP)
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing
EVD (Circ.2) High Condensing temperature of circuit 1 is pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A052 A No
cond.temp. (HiTcond) above the maximum limit threshold Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Reboot unit control.
EVD (Circ.2) Alarm Internal memory of EVD EVO driver of Compressors of
A053 If the problem persists, replace EVD M No
EEPROM circuit 2 is faulty circuit 2
EVO driver.
Reboot unit control.
EVD (Circ.2) EEV Compressors of
A054 EEV motor is faulty. If the problem persists, replace EEV or M No
motor err. circuit 2
EVD EVO driver.
Check serial connection.
Check power supply to EVD EVO
EVD (Circ.2) Driver Serial connection between pCO board Compressors of
A055 driver. A No
offline and EVD EVO driver is not working circuit 2
Check EVD EVO driver.
Check pCO board.
Check operating conditions.
Evaporating temperature of circuit 2 is Check evaporating
EVD (Circ.2) Low below the maximum limit threshold. pressure/temperature. Compressors of
A056 A No
suction temperature This alarm is used only with ON/OFF Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
compressors and EVD EVO driver. Check EVD EVO driver.
Check EEV parameters.
Check EVD EVO backup battery
EVD (Circ.2) Battery EVD EVO backup battery module of Compressors of
A057 module. M No
discharge circuit 2 is low circuit 2
Check power supply and wirings.
EVD (Circ.2) Incompl. EEV of circuit 2 is not completely Check EEV and its wirings. Compressors of
A058 A No
valve closing closed Check EVD EVO driver. circuit 2
EVD (Circ.2) Firmware Firmware of EVD EVO of circuit 2 is Check EVD EVO driver. Compressors of
A059 M No
not compatible not compatible or corrupted Replace EVD EVO driver. circuit 2
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Reboot unit.
Check EVD EVO driver.
EVD (Circ.2) EVD EVO parameters are not correctly Check serial communication and Compressors of
A060 M No
Configuration error configured wiring. circuit 2
Restore default parameters.
Check pCO board.
Fan Ebmpapst n.1
A061 Not used.
Alarm code
Fan Ebmpapst n.1
A062 Not used.
Warning code
Fan Ebmpapst n.2
A063 Not used.
Alarm code
Fan Ebmpapst n.2
A064 Not used.
Warning code
Fan Ebmpapst n.3
A065 Not used.
Alarm code
Fan Ebmpapst n.3
A066 Not used.
Warning code
Fan Ebmpapst n.4
A067 Not used.
Alarm code
Fan Ebmpapst n.4
A068 Not used.
Warning code
Generic alarm of CPY control board,
See specific CPY alarms and warnings
A069 CPY Alarm code with alarm description that vary M No Humidifier
paragraph
depending on the triggered alarm
Generic warning of CPY control board,
See specific CPY alarms and warnings
A070 CPY Warning code with warning description that vary A No Humidifier
paragraph
depending on the triggered alarm
High Oil Return Temp.
A071 Not used.
(BLDC n.1)
High Oil Return Temp.
A072 Not used.
(Comp n.1)
On/Off Compressors
A073 Not used.
wrong phase sequence
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing pressure.
Check refrigerant charge.
High Pressure Switch High pressure alarm of cooling circuit Check remote condenser or water Compressors of
A074 M No
(Circ.2) 2 from high pressure switch condensing valve and relative settings. circuit 2
Manually reset high pressure switch
before resetting the alarm from
display.
Check operating conditions.
Check condensing pressure.
High Condensing High pressure alarm of cooling circuit Compressors of
A075 Check refrigerant charge. M No
Pressure (Circ.2) 2 from high pressure transducer circuit 2
Check remote condenser or water
condensing valve and relative settings.
Check operating conditions.
Low Evaporation Low pressure alarm of cooling circuit 2 Check evaporating pressure. Compressors of
A076 AC No
Pressure (Circ.2) from low pressure transducer Check refrigerant charge. circuit 2
Check expansion valve.
Check operating conditions.
Electrical motor overheating (thermal
On/Off Compressor 2 Check motor wirings and absorbed Compressors of
A077 protection open) of ON/OFF M No
Thermal Prot. (Circ.2) current. circuit 2
compressor 1 of circuit 2
Check discharge temperature.
On/Off Compressor 3
A078 Not used.
Thermal Prot. (Circ.1)
Check operating conditions.
Electrical motor overheating (thermal
On/Off Compressor 3 Check motor wirings and absorbed Compressors of
A079 protection open) of ON/OFF M No
Thermal Prot. (Circ.2) current. circuit 2
compressor 2 of circuit 2
Check discharge temperature.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Reboot the unit control.
Check EVD EVo driver.
The EVD n.1 type is
The model of EVD EVO driver of Check serial communication between Compressors of
A080 UNIVERSAL, Not M No
circuit 1 is not correct EVD EVo and pCO board. circuit 1
compat.
If the problem persists, replace EVD
EVO driver.
Reboot the unit control.
Check EVD EVo driver.
The EVD n.2 type is
The model of EVD EVO driver of Check serial communication between Compressors of
A081 UNIVERSAL, Not M No
circuit 2 is not correct EVD EVo and pCO board. circuit 2
compat.
If the problem persists, replace EVD
EVO driver.
A082 Water flow alarm Not used.
A083 High water temperature Not used.
Envelope alarm (Circ.2)
A084 Not used.
zone:
Compressor start fail
A085 Not used.
BLDC (Circ.2)
Reboot pCO board.
Chip I/O configuration
A086 I/O chip of pCO board is faulty Restore default parameters. M Yes All
error
Replace pCO board.
Probe B08 fault or not
A087 Not used.
connected
Probe B09 fault or not
A088 Not used.
connected
Probe B10 fault or not
A089 Not used.
connected
Please, check module
A090 Not used.
TT_BLDC_FixedMng
Please, check module
A091 Mod_MB_BLDC_Comp Not used.
_Mng
Low Evaporation
A092 Not used.
press.switch (Circ.1)
Low Evaporation
A093 Not used.
press.switch (Circ.2)
Check compressor.
Thermal protection Thermal overload protection of BLDC Compressor
A094 Check refrigerant charge. M No
BLDC (Circ.1) compressor of circuit 1 is open BLDC of circuit 1
Check operating conditions.
Thermal protection
A095 Not used.
BLDC (Circ.2)
Check air flow.
Thermal protection Thermal overload protection of Electrical heater
A096 Check thermal protection and wiring. M No
heater 1 electrical heater 1 is open 1
Check electrical heater.
Check air flow.
Thermal protection Thermal overload protection of Electrical heater
A097 Check thermal protection and wiring. M No
heater 2 electrical heater 2 is open 2
Check electrical heater.
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U2 fault or not Check probe parameters. Compressors of
A098 input U2 is reading a value outside of A No
connected Replace probe. circuit 1
its limits
Check pCO board.
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U7 fault or not Check probe parameters. Dual Cooling /
A099 input U7 is reading a value outside of A No
connected Replace probe. Free cooling
its limits
Check pCO board.
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U8 fault or not Check probe parameters. Dual Cooling /
A100 input U8 is reading a value outside of A No
connected Replace probe. Free cooling
its limits
Check pCO board.
Probe U9 fault or not
A101 Not used.
connected
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U10 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A102 input U10 is reading a value outside of A No Air free cooling
connected Replace probe.
its limits
Check pCO board.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U1 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A103 input U1 is reading a value outside of M Yes All
connected Replace probe.
its limits
Check pCO board.
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U2 fault or not Check probe parameters. Compressors of
A104 input U2 is reading a value outside of A No
connected Replace probe. circuit 1
its limits
Check pCO board.
Probe U2 fault or not
A105 Not used.
connected
Probe U6 fault or not
A106 Not used.
connected
Check probe and its wirings.
Inlet water sensor connected to
Probe U7 fault or not Check probe parameters. Dual Cooling /
A107 anolgue input U7 of pCO controller is A No
connected Replace probe. Free Cooling
reading a value out of allowable limits.
Check pCO board.
Check probe and its wirings.
Outlet water sensor connected to
Probe U8 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A108 anolgue input U8 of pCO controller is A No None
connected Replace probe.
reading a value out of allowable limits.
Check pCO board.
Check probe and its wirings.
Probe connected to pCO analogue
Probe U10 fault or not Check probe parameters.
A109 input U10 is reading a value outside of A No Air free cooling
connected Replace probe.
its limits
Check pCO board.
Check air flow.
Air flow read by differential air Check supply air fans.
A110 Air Flow by transducer pressure transducer is below the Check differential pressure transducer. M Yes All
minimum threshold Check position of sensing pipes for air
pressure transducer.
Supply air temperature is above the
High Supply Air Reduce thermal load.
A111 maximum threshold. A No None
Temperature Check air supply probe and wiring.
Thermal load is too high.
Supply air temperature is below the
Low Supply Air Increase thermal load.
A112 minimum threshold. A No None
Temperature Check air supply probe and wiring.
Thermal load is too low.
Check condensate drain pump and All / Condensate
A113 Condensing pump Condensate drain pump is on alarm M Cfg
wiring. drain pump
Water flow forDC/FC coil is below Check water flow. Dual Cooling /
A114 Water flow DC M No
minimum required value Check flow switch and wiring. Free Cooling
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A115 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
1 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A116 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
2 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A117 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
3 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A118 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
4 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A119 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
5 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A120 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
6 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A121 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
7 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A122 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
8 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A123 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
9 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A124 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
10 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A125 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
11 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A126 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
12 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A127 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
13 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A128 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
14 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A129 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
15 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
Check if there is power supply to the
unit.
DATALINK offline Unit Unit connected in Datalink pLAN local
A130 Check Datalink configuration. A No None
16 network is offline.
Check pLAN wiring.
Check pCO board.
External
Check external humidifier.
humidifier
A131 External Humidifier External humidifier is on alarm Check wiring. A No
request (Y5
Check pCO board.
analogue output)
Warning Device A unit device has reached the Substitute the device.
A132 A No None
maintenance maintenance hours threshold Reset working hours.
Supply fan Thermal Supply air fan motor thermal protection Check air fan motor.
A133 M No Supply air fan
Prot. is open, due to motor overheating Check wiring.
A blackout of power supply has
A134 Blackout Check main power supply to the unit. A No None
happened
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UNIT DEVICES
CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING RES
OFF SHUTDOWN
Inverter model not
A135 compatible! Power+ Not used.
only allowed (circ. 2)
The unit connected on Datalink
DATALINK unit OFF by
A136 network is in OFF by alarm status (it is Check cause of alarm A No None
alarm
a warning)
A backup unit connected on Datalink
DATALINK backup unit network is in ON status because
A137 A No None
ON another unit is in OFF by alarm status
(it is a warning)
Reboot pCO board.
Error read/write the pCO board permanent memory is
A138 Restore default parameters. M Yes All
permanent memory faulty
Replace pCO board.
Check the presence of water flow.
A139 Dry cooler water flow Water flow on dry cooler is missing Check the fow switch and its cabling. AC No Dry cooler
Chech the pCO board digital input.
Maintenance hours threshold of BLDC Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A140 compressor of circuit 1 has been following instructions on the M No None
compr. BLDC C1
reached installation and operation manual
Maintenance hours threshold of Fix Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A141 compressor of circuit 1 has been following instructions on the M No None
compr. Fix 1 C1
reached installation and operation manual
Warning maintenance
A142 Not used M No None
compr. Fix 2 C2
Warning maintenance
A143 Not used
compr. BLDC C2
Maintenance hours threshold of Fix Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A144 compressor 1 of circuit 2 has been following instructions on the M No None
compr. Fix 1 C2
reached installation and operation manual
Maintenance hours threshold of Fix Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A145 compressor 2 of circuit 2 has been following instructions on the M No None
compr. Fix 2 C2
reached installation and operation manual
Maintenance hours threshold of Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A146 condenser fans of circuit 1 has been following instructions on the M No None
condenser fan 1
reached installation and operation manual
Maintenance hours threshold of Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance
A147 condenser fans of circuit 1 has been following instructions on the M No None
condenser fan 2
reached installation and operation manual
Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance Maintenance hours threshold of
A148 following instructions on the M No None
humidifier humidifier has been reached
installation and operation manual
Do maintenance on the component,
Warning maintenance Maintenance hours threshold of
A149 following instructions on the M No None
heating heaters heaters has been reached
installation and operation manual
Warning free cooling Water inlet temperature to the free Check free cooling water source.
A150 hot water inlet cooling coil is above the maximum Check maximum temperature A No Free cooling
temperature threshold threshold.
Warning free cooling External air inlet temperature to the
A151 hot damper inlet air free cooling damper is above the None. A No Free cooling
temperature maximum threshold
Warning free cooling Water inlet temperature to the free Check free cooling water source.
A152 low water inlet cooling coil is below the minimum Check minimum temperature A No Free cooling
temperature threshold threshold.
Warning free cooling External air inlet temperature to the
A153 low damper inlet air free cooling damper is below the None. A No Free cooling
temperature minimum threshold
Check the alarm source.
Custom alarm Configurable alarm, the text of this
A154 Check external alarm digital input of A Cfg All / None
“TEXT” alarm is defined by the user
pCO board.
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9.1.1 Power+ inverter alarm A026
As reported in the previous table, all peculiar alarms of Power+ inverter of circuit 1 are grouped under the
alarm code A026. If an alarm of Power+ is triggered, alarm A026 will be displayed and the description of this
alarm will contain a Power+ alarm code. Refer to following table and Power+ manufacturer manual for alarms
description, main causes and troubleshooting.
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CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING
Too high power supply voltage.
Power supply Check input power supply and if inductive load
21
overvoltage generating overvoltage are connected to the line.
Power supply
22 Too low power supply voltage. Check input power supply.
undervoltage
Re-start the drive by switching it OFF and ON again.
23 *STO detection error Internal fault.
Call for assistance.
Reserved (for future
24
use)
25 Ground fault The drive has detected a ground current too high. Check ground insulation of the motor and wires.
Re-start the drive by switching it OFF and ON again.
26 CPU sync error 1 Overload CPU
Call for assistance.
Re-start the drive by switching it OFF and ON again.
27 CPU sync error 2 Loss of data in memory
Call for assistance.
The current supplied has exceeded the drive rated
28 Drive overload Check the load and compressor working conditions.
current over the maximum time accepted.
Reserved (for future
29
use)
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9.1.2 CPY board alarm A069 and warning A070
As reported in the previous table, all peculiar alarms of CPY board are grouped under the alarm code A069,
while all intrinsic warnings are grouped under the alarm code A070. If an alarm or a warning of CPY board is
triggered, alarm A069 or warning A070 will be displayed and its description will contain a CPY alarm code.
Refer to following table and CPY manufacturer manual for alarms description, main causes and
troubleshooting.
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CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING
Check the correct operation of the fill valve:
1. Power OFF and ON: can a noise be heard at
valve opening? YES: see point “2”; NO: see point
“3”.
2. Clean or change the fill valve. If the internal flow
Fill valve obstructed or faulty.
limiter, installed at valve outlet, is not connected to
the valve, water can go straight to the discharge
through the fill tank, because water flow rate is too
high. If necessary, replace the valve.
3. Replace the CPY board.
Check that water conductivity is between 75 and
Water conductivity too low.
1250 µS/cm.
Too much foam in the cylinder. Perform the pre-wash cycle.
Excess scale in the cylinder. Replace the cylinder.
Presence of foam in the cylinder, due to: Carefully wash and clean the water supply hose.
- lubricants, chemicals, cleansing in the Check that water conductivity is between 75 and
supply water; 1250 µS/cm. Softening the water may worsen the
problem.
EA Foam - softened water;
Check electrical connections of the high level
- high level sensor short-ciorcuited; electrode.
- malfunction of the high level sensor. Replace the cylinder.
Replace the CPY board.
CL Cylinder depleted The cylinder is full of flakes Replace the cylinder.
Pre/Cln Cylinder pre-cleaning Cylinder pre-cleaning process is started None (this is not an alarm).
dr Cylinder drain Cylinder drain in progress None (this is not an alarm).
Dr/TOT Complete drain Complete cylinder drain cycle due to inactivity None (this is not an alarm).
AF Antifoam Antifoam cycle is active None (this is not an alarm).
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