User Manual Control JT-901 Smart Eng ED 23.08.02

USER MANUAL
CONTROL JT-901/SMART
AIRDATEC TCNICOS,S.L.
Tel. 902170340 Fax. 902170339
e-mail: airdatec@ac-airdata.com
www.ac-airdata.com
English
User Manual Control JT901/SMART
INDEX.
1.
2.
Introduction
General View
2.1. Main Functions
2.2. Generales features
2.3. Communications
2.4. Technical Descripcion
2.5. Specifications
3. Working
3.1. Starting up
3.2. Normal Working state
3.3. Alarms state
3.4. Stop
4. Alarms
5. User Section
6. Working Chart
Mode 1.- User Functions
Mode 2.- Programm Mode
Mode 2.1.- Programming Cooling Range Settings
Mode 2.2.- Programming Alarms Delays Setting
Mode 2.3.- Programming Actions delays
Mode 2.4.- Programming Humidity Range
Mode 2.5.- Programming Heating Range
ANNEX 1. Smart/Bus Network
7. Introduction
8. General Description
8.1. Basic module of communications SMART/485
8.2. Installation
8.2.1. Starting
8.2.2. Reading and Programming
8.3. Conversin module RE485/RS232 (optional)
8.4. Remote console (optional)
9. Configuration and connection
9.1. Previus configurations
9.2. Network interconnection
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1.
Introduction.
AIRDATA has been always on the front in manufacturing air- conditioning equipment and also in auxiliary elements
that make possible the maximum precision level on machines working.
The new control, known as JT-901/SMART, making that installation reaches in technological level, what is
necessary in the continue evolution in that kind of controls.
This new control beats old one in several ways:
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
More advanced technologically.

More power, suitable and affordable.
Easy installation.
Easy programming.
New options come out on demand.
LCD interface (2x16 characters)
Optional Networking kit Smart-Bus.
Optinal secuencer on Smart-Bus network, 485/232 converter.
JT- 901 is an automatic control for precision air- conditioning equipment. It makes that temperature and relative
humidity be kept using set points, also including reception and display of working and alarms states.
Parameter programming is made in an easy way. It offers the possibility of a remote monitoring of alarms and
working states. It establishes a connection with a monitorized system, which is capable to remote programming using
a modem.
2.
General view.
Control is located in the front part of the inner unit. for display purposes, it has 2 displays and several control leds,
and also several buttons for controlling and programming the different variables.
JT- 901 is configurable by the user, using a keyboard, which is located in the frontal face of the control. Programming data storage is provided by a non- volatile EPROM, which is 10 years capable. System allows user protection
by a password.
Control basically has three main parts: an interface console, an I/O Microprocesor board with a power supply unit
and a combined temperature and relative humidity sensor. It also can attach a fourth element as an option, which
provides a proportional stage.
Console is users interface system . A 2 x 16 LCD screen show a view of working states, temperature and relative
humidity values, alarms,...formed by a main boards, which are absolutely independent. Connected to main board
using a RJ11 conection. Includes a keyboard board that allows to change working parame-ters (temperature and
humidity set poi nts), and can configure working and alarm states introducing a pasword.
Input/output Micro processor Board is the brain device that controls whole system. It receives signals, using free
voltage contacts, from different working and alarm states. It also generates control signals to activate necessary
elements. It is absolutely free- perturbations produced by the machine and other exter-nal agents. I/O Mainboard
can operate without console interface.
Temperature/Relative Humidity probe. Combined relative humidity and temperature sensor has a temperature
stage (PT100 preamplifier), a relative humidity stage (with preamplifier capacitive sensor).
Optional Proportional stage is an additional board for controls with freecooling option or air conditioning units.
This device receives the value of a temperature sensor (PT 100), which is located into the input water of the coil,
sending it to the control. Control will emit a signal that will modulate the valve depending on the taken value and
environmental temperature.
Optionally, Network devicve can be installed in order to control operation fron 2 to 8 units. An RS485 Protocol is
implemented to communicate all units.
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2.1. Main Functions.

There are two kinds of functions. One destined to temperature and relative humidity control, and the other one, to
receive and display working and alarm states.
1. Control functions:
A.1.- Temperature.
Machines with one or two on/off heating stages by heating elements.

Machines with one or two on/off cooling stages.
Machines with a proportional cooling stage.
A.2.- Relative humidity
One on/off humidity stage.

One on/off dehumidify stage.
B. Working and alarms states functions:

In the frontal part of the control, there are two kinds of indicative lights.
Red leds that display alarms with associated actions.

Green leds that display working information.
B.1.- Working states
One or two cooling states.

One or two heating states.
External unit.
Humidify.
Dehumidify.
Synchronised phases.
Fans.
Proportional valve activation (freecooling).
B.2.- Alarm states.
Compressor thermal alarm.

Out of supply phases alarm.
High pressure alarm.
Low pressure alarm.
Obstructed filters alarm.
Fancondensers thermal alarm.
Water in technical floor alarm.
Low airflow alarm.
Heating element protection high temperature alarm.
Fan thermal alarm.
Humidify alarm.
Out of range alarm.
2.2. General features.

The most important features of this control are the next:
Automatic working.
Autonomy in power supply by a 230 V a/c and 50/60 Hz transformer.
Alarm displays on LCD srceen, includes 8 working states and 12 alarm states.
Limits of the alarms out of range:
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Temperature: 10/40 C.
Relative humidity: 10/90 %.
2 x 16 LCD screen displays to show locally both temperature and relative humidity on 1st line, and
work/alarms state on 2nd.
Keyboard with next functions:
Start/Stop with electronic set and last state memory.
Alarm cancellation (repairing of the misfunction required).
Acoustic alarm cancellation.
5 keys to configure the control parameters.
I/O signals are voltage free contacts.
Timers can be adjusted to fit installation requirements.
Weekly alternation of the two cooling and heating stages, so that the working time of compressors and
heating elements be the same.
Demanding major cooling capacity, free compressor will act.
Control detects self and external breakdowns as power supply lack, wire breakdowns, etc.
Easy programming using only 4 keys.
Remote monitoring for external alarm and working signal.
Control can be connected to a sequencer.
Programming memory and working state when power supply is disconnected.
Configuration via password.
Control can be upgraded with modem for long way transmission, RS- 485 protocol and internal sequencer.
Proportional stage for freecooling option and for air conditioning units.
2.3.
Communications.
Optionally, Control can be connected to a computer system using Smart/Bus Network. A RS- 232C/485 protocol
with a fixed format that allows:
Remote surveillance of the control via working and alarm signals, and temperature and relative humidity
display.
Start/Stop control.
Allowed remote configuration of the control.
AIRDATA has specific Mirage TCS Software to manage locally or remotely controls using a PC.
Networking kit has to be added to main control system of any unit you need to connect into Smart/Bus Network
2.4.
Technical description.
A. Screen Console.
This part is made of one main board into a metallic box for panelling mounting.
It is mounted with two grommets and nuts, and the I/O signals are located into the rear side with quick insertion
connec-tors RJ. In the frontal part are located displays LCD screen, and also the keyboard.
B. Power supply and relays.

CPU processes all signals; it is the heart of the system and it is a 82C32 based.
All algorithms are stored in an EPROM 27C256 memory, and the configuration is located in a memory with
capability to store of 10 years. Moreover, it can not be damaged by a supply failure.
Optocouplers and amplifiers make all communications between the microcontrol and peripherals.
It is a back panel rail mounting board. This board contains the power supply stages, relay outputs and RJ45
connectors to connect temperature and humidity sensor, and IDC connectors for expansion modules (i.e.
Smart/Bus expansion board).
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Starting up with the main transformer, it generates and stabilized +5 V d/c, +12 V D/C and +24 V D/C supplies
for the control. Each one has a led. All the supplies are stabilized and protected by fuses, varistors and transzorbs
diodes, which make the control shielded against external perturbations.
Digital input signals are obtained by voltage free contacts at 0 V. Main transformer phases and all the signals are
protected optoelectronically.
One 24 V A/C phase from the main command transformer is provided protected by fuses to excite the coil of
external
contactors (cooling 1, cooling 2, heating 1,...). Those fuses have a break indication via a red led in line with the
fuse.
Board is serigraphied so that is easy to locate each component.
Control connection is made by one plane wire band and the input signals, power supply and output controls are
made by male/ female connectors, making easy the change of the board.
C. Combined sensor.
This sensor has been designed for air conditioning, refrigeration and industrial installations used, and because of
this good design, can be used in environments with a great amount of electrical, mechanical and magnetical
perturbations.
It is powered by the relays board, and it can be powered within a great range of fluctuations. Sensor generates a
lineal
output signal that is proportional to the temperature, and another signal to the relative humidity.
Temperature sensor is built with a PT100 thermoresistance and the humidity sensor is built with a capacitive
transducer.
Temperature and humidity measures obtained are sent to the I/O board using D/C signals.
All associated electronics and sensors are included in a box, which is connected to the relay board using a fast
connec-tor. Sensor includes an indicative led for displaying the power supply.
D. Optional expansion modules.

D.1.- Proportional stage Module.
It is an additional board for rail insertion, sized 100x54 mm. with fast connectors. This board is powered at
+12 V D/C. This board receives a signal from water temperature sensor (PT100), stretching values between
0 and 10 Vdc, and sending them to the I/O board. Control analizes this signal enabling proportional valve
and modulat-ing it depending on the environmental temperature. Signal that outputs from the I/O board is
amplified in the proportional board and prepared to modulate the proportional valve.
This board includes an indicative led for the power supply and IDC connection to main board.
D.2.- Network Communication Module.
It is an additional board for rail insertion, sized 100x54 mm. with IDC and RJ connectors. This board is
powered at IDC connector from Main I/O board. This board receives signals from others modules installed
in others units using RJ connection.
Is absolutely necessary when network management is required. Network can be managed by PC or secuencer
unit.
D.3.- Secuencer Module.
It is an additional board for rail insertion, with RJ connectors. This board is powered by 230 Vdc 50/60Hz
from independent power supply that AC units. Taking Smart-Bus Network may manage 9 units or external
devices connected at network.
It includes a room temperatura sensor to coordinate AC unit activation.
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Secuencers main function is to putting off alarmed units and putting on units on reserve. Other main
function is rotation of units working time.
2.5.
Specifications.
Control and I/O Board.
Analogical Input Channels:

Digital Input Channels:
Analogical Output Channels:
Power Impedance Output:
Digital Outputs Channels:
Output Digital Contacts Capacity:
Digital Temperature Indication:
Temperature precision:
Digital Humidity Indication:
Humidity Precision:
User programming:
Memory for user programming:
Power supply:
Electronic protection:
Transmission protocols:
Two for the T/R.H. Sensor

19 by voltage free contacts
One 0/10 V D/C for the valve (freecooling)
Min. 1 K
10 by voltage free contacts
Max. 8 Amp. Non Inductive
2 digits
0,1 C
2 digits
0,5 % R. H.
By keyboard in front panel
Non volatile EPROM
220 V A/C, 50/60 Hz
Varistor, Transzorb diodes in Power Supply and slow blow fuses
RS 485 Smart-Bus
Combined sensor (Temp./ R. H.).
Temperature range: 0/40 C

Humidity range: 0/100 % R. H.
Temperature precision: 0,1 C
TEMPERATURE CYCLE
LOW
HIGH
Humidity precision: 5 %
Power supply: 12 V D/C (powered by the control)
Consumption: 70 mA.
Temperature Output: 0/10 V. D/C
Humidity Output: 0/10 V. D/C
Thermal stability: Better than 0.1 % per C
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3.
Working.
Once machine is started up, control has a set of timers and during a period of time, alarms are inhibited, so that
elements can not start in a while until control be stabilized.
When control is in a stable mode, machine-working states are set based on the temperature and relative humidity of
the hall, activating demanded element. When an alarm occurs, it acts depending on the required algorithm.
When alarms occur, they stay on memory when they disappear, and make sound an acoustic signal warning,
indicating a failure on the machine. This signal will disappear when operator press the unlock key.
In machines with two cooling stages, control changes between those two stages (weekly), so that use the two
compres-sors will be equally timed.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY CYCLE
LOW
3.1.
HIGH
Starting up.
Once machine has powered and A/C led is in on position, press I/O key and control will be on.
When control is in on, it orders activation of the machine elements in a logical and progressive way, following
the timers and inhibiting alarm signals during a while, so that machine can stabilize as soon as possible.
1. When the beginning of the first cooling stage is demanded, it will not start until 3 minutes. If the first
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3.2.
heating stage or humidify is demanded, it will start in 30 seconds.

In case of machines with two cooling stages, second stage is temporized to the first, so that high power
demands will not occur.
In a dehumectation demand in machines with two cooling stages, the second compressor will be responsible
for making dehumectation.
Normal working state.
Once the starting period has processed, machine will reach a stablished state. Control will use the correct
algorithms depending on the temperature and relative humidity signals.
On two stages- machines, working of the two compressors is varied depending on the programming.
On the enclosed graphics, it can be observed start of the stages, depending on the programmed set points. Default
factory values are 22 C and 50 % R. H.
Differential stage is the difference between temperature connection and disconnection of one stage.
This differential can be adjusted between 0.1 C over all the scale range. The differential stage of relative
humidity is set by default to 5 %.
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Dead zone: It is the difference between temperature and set valve. When control is working in the dead zone, it
does not demand cooling or heating functions. This parameter can be adjusted between 0.1 C over all the scale
range.
The default value is 1 C. Dead zone for relative humidity is 10 %.
There is delays between the cooling stages start to avoid frequent starting. This delay is 3 minutes, counting
since the last starting.
Next is enclosed a table showing different kinds of cases, taking into account needs of cooling and dehumecting
hall.
1st Cooling Stage
2nd Cooling Stage
Dehumectation
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
1st Cooling Stage

ENABLE
ENABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
2nd Cooling Stage

ENABLE
ENABLE
ENABLE
DISABLE
Proportional Stage Working.

Proportional stage will work when sensor that is located in input water coil, detects that water is below 1 C from
the set point of the hall (freecooling units). In air conditioning units, proportional stage is always activated (there
is a bridge between sensor connectors) and control sends a proportional signal depending on the environmental
temperature of the valve.
In freecooling units and when proportional stage is activated and hall temperature is over 1 C, it will consider
that the freecooling coil is going to take some time in making lower the temperature in the hall, the cooling stage
will start to help.
Different messages are indicates on LCD screen to indicate unit status.
3.3.
Alarm state.
When machine is in constant working mode, alarms actuation are instant, except next cases:
Low pressure alarm, temporized to 10 minutes once started compressor.

Obstructed filters alarm, temporized to 90 seconds.
Lack of airflow alarm, temporized to 30 seconds.
Water under access floor alarm, temporized to 5 seconds.
When a compressor alarm occurs (thermal associated relay), it disconnects the compressor. If it is a low or high
pressure alarm, message on screen.
Thermal external unit alarm (thermal fancondenser), is merely informative, as it happens with water in technical
floor alarm, but this also set the humidifier off. When some of the next alarms occurs, machine will stop;
machine ready relay is set to off and in the display appears a nemonic.
Heat elements alarm: PRE OFF.
Lack of airflow alarm: FFA OFF.
Thermal fans alarm: TUR OFF.
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A phase cut leaves control without power. It is indicated by a failure phase led. Also, machine ready led will be
on, showing that problem is not due to the machine.
Once one alarm has be produced, control emits an acoustic signal and it is stored in memory, although this alarm
disap-pears, showing this alarm with a led. As actuation, operator should come to the control and press the OK
key, so that alarm and associated led come void. In this moment, if alarm is disappeared, led will change from
blink to off. If alarm continues, led will continue blinking.
3.4.
Stop.
There is a button that, if machine is powered, sets I/O board to OFF state, stopping at the moment all elements
and providing an alarm signal to the sequencer.
It should be noticed that in installations with sequencer, if machine is not in ON state, it will provide an alarm.
When a power fault occurs, machine will stop, it will recover last state maintaining parameters configuration.
Control is designed to output a signal via voltage free contacts when a fault power occurs. This is very useful to
remote monitoring.
In units with proportional stage board, when change of machine is required by sequence, valve will be closed.
4.
Alarms.
Different signals come to the control indicating actual state and alarms. The list below describes all these signals.
Thermal I, Cooling II: It is an alarm in compressors, dues to overload have activated the thermal differential
relay. In case of two stages, there are two alarms for thermal cooling in charge of the cut of the corresponding
compressor.
High pressure alarm: It is an alarm from the cooling circuit, detected by the high pressure switch in charge of
the cut of the corresponding compressor.
Low pressure alarm: It is an alarm from the cooling circuit, detected by the low pressure switch in charge of the
cut of the corresponding compressor.
Obstructed filters alarm: the differential switch that provides a signal when filters are obstructed and is
indicated by one led detects this alarm.
Water in technical floor: a sensor that sends a signal to the control detects presence of water. After a delay, it
disconnects the humidifier, sets a led to ON, and the acoustic signal begins to sound.
Lack of air stream: This alarm is activated when fans have a lack of air stream. A differential pressure switch
detects this and stops fans and the rest of the machine.
Thermal fan alarm: This alarm is activated when there is an overload in fans. Its actuation stops all elements in
the machine.
Humidifier alarm: Humidifier control board provides a signal showing the presence of a breakdown. This is
merely indicative, the acoustic signal will sound, and when it stops the led will blink.
Heat thermostat alarm: It comes from a temperature sensor located in the heating elements. When this alarm
occurs, control disconnects all elements.
Lack of phases alarm: It is activated when some of the phases is missing and control is not powered, setting the
corresponding led to ON and providing a general alarm signal.
Out of margin alarm: It detects a sensor failure or a wire breakdown. It has two levels:
If during 15 minutes machine is working out of range (15 C to 30 C), acoustic signal sounds and machine
will continue working.
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If during 15 minutes machine is working out of range (15 C to 40 C), it stops machine.
Alarms that stop machine by a sequencer: In installations where machines are connected to a sequencer,
control stops the machine and sends an alarm to the sequencer, changing work to other machine. Those alarms
are the next:
Thermal compressors alarm.

Pressure switches alarm.
Filters alarm.
Lack of airflow alarm.
Heat thermostat alarm.
Thermal fans alarm.
In this situation, acoustic signal that sounds is the one located into the sequencer (JT 801 one is off). In the display,
SEC OFF can not be read.
5.
User Section.
All programming is done in the factory by default and no external programming is needed. For informative purposes,
there is some information about control programming.
NOTE: changing internal programming should modify normal working of the machine and will be dangerous .
Programming is done at two levels:
Mode 1: Modification allowed to qualified and authorized users. It makes changes in set points of temperature
and relative humidity. No internal parametres are allow to be programmed or changed.
Mode 2: In this mode it can be configure delays in the actuation of the inputs/outputs cooling groups, heating,
humectation and dehumectation, alarm settings, network configuration,...
NOTE 1: When machine is powered, to starting up the control and attached devices, is necessary to press I/O key
until the display is in ON state (control first duty is the autotest).
NOTE 2: For entering in the programming modes, it is necessary to press the required combination of keys until the
display shows the wanted legend.
NOTE 3: In controls with proportional stage, when I/O key is pressed, a stack of lines appears showing that control is
working in diagnostic mode.
Next is shown a configuration example of the parameters in mode 1. If it is necessary to modify some of the rest
modes, please inform to your dealer. Once analized this situation, a complete programming manual will be provided
to you.
Keyboard
Al objeto de facilitar la labor de interpretacin de los nemnicos se presenta una descripcin de las diversas teclas.
A/ User Mode
Key
UP
DOWN
+
OK
RST
LIGTH
LIGTH + M
Function
Manual Step by step screen messages
Manual Step by step secuencer status (if available)
Manual Step by step status messages
Automatic scroll secuencer status (of available)
Automatic scroll unit status
Alarmcancelled
Light on display
Keyword requested
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B/ Modo Programacin
Key
UP
DOWN
+
OK
RST
LIGTH
LIGTH + M
Function
Next program stage
Back programm stage.
Higher value
Lower value
Data acceptance
Cancel programm
Light on display
Keyword requested
In programming process, if value on screen is rigth, hit OK key to go next stage. To go out programm mode hit key
RESET. When changing temperature and relative humidity set points, all input/output band is automatically moved.
When a temperature or humidity values are changes, also changes
Example:
PCt = 22 C
EF1 = 23,5 C
EF2 = 24,5 C
EC1 = 20,5 C
EC2 = 19,5 C
EdH = 60 %
EdU = 40 %
PCh = 50 %
SF1 = 22,5 C
SF2 = 23,5 C
SC1 = 21,5 C
SC2 = 20,5 C
SdH = 55 %
SdU = 45 %
PCt = 27 C
EF1 = 28,5 C
EF2 = 29,5 C
EC1 = 25,5 C
EC2 = 24,5 C
EdH = 70 %
EdU = 50 %
PCh = 60 %
SF1 = 27,5 C
SF2 = 28,5 C
SC1 = 26,5 C
SC2 = 25,5 C
SdH = 65 %
SdU = 55 %
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6.
Working Chart.
Way of changing set points and configuration is shown in following flowcharts:
Mode 1: User Functioning

Viewing standar functioning
Viewing alarms states (actives and recorded since last reset)
Push
23 C
50,0 % RH
On Service
Working status
+
Actives Alarms
Secuencial view
Working status
Step by step
Secuencer status
Actives Alarms
Working Status
Unit on network
Step by sep
- Room Temp.
- Secuencer clop
- Unite state
Step by step
Step by step
Set Point
Temp. 23 C
Set Point
Humidity 50 %
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Mode 2: Programm mode.

23 C
50,0 % RH
On Service
Key Code
200
Menu
Cooling Range
Menu
Unit Number
Menu
Secuencer
Menu
Master Setting
Menu
Software Version
Programming actions and alarms delays secuencer

connections, Master setting,
intro code access
See Mode 2.1: Cooling Range
00 Units without
secuencer
Unit Number
01
See secuencer Avance (only when more than 1 unit on network
Activating
Prog. Master
Automatic dowload
manufacturing settings
See software version
Menu
Alarms Delayed
See Mode 2.2: Alarms delays settings
Menu
Actions Delayed
See Mode 2.3: Actions delays settings
Menu
Humidity Range
See Mode 2.4: Humidity range settings
Menu
Heating Range
See Mode 2.5: Heating range settings
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Mode 2.1: Programming Cooling Range Settings.
Menu
Cooling range
Cooling stage 1
Start: 23,5 C
To change
Push
Cooling stage 1
Stop: 22,5 C
To change
Push
Cooling stage 2
Start: 24,5 C
To change
Push
Cooling stage 2
Stop: 23,5 C
To change
Push
23 C 50,0 % RH
On service
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Mode 2.2: Programming Alarms Delays Settings.
Menu
Alarms delays
High Press. Compressor 1
Delay: 00 seg
Heating
Dealy: 00 seg
Overload Fans
Delay: 00 seg
High Press. Compressor 2

Delay: 00 seg
Water down
Delay: 00 seg
Overload Compressor 1
Delay: 00 seg
Overload Fans Condenser

Delay: 00 seg
Out of range
Delay: 00 seg
Overload Compressor 2
Delay: 00 seg
Dirty Filter
Delay: 00 seg
23 C 50,0 % RH
On service
Low Press. Compressor 1

Delay: 00 seg
Air Flow
Delay: 00 seg
Low Press. Compressor 2

Delay: 00 seg
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Mode 2.3: Programming Actions Delays.
Menu
Actions delays
Humidity
Delay: 00 seg
Fans
Delay: 00 seg
Delay on operatorCompressor
Delay: 00 seg
Compressor 1
Delay: 00 seg
22 C
50,5 % RH
On Service
Compressor 2
Delay: 00 seg
Heating 1
Delay: 00 seg
Heating 2
Delay: 00 seg
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Mode 2.4: Programming Humidity Range.
Menu
Humidity Range
Dehumidification
Start: 60,0 % RH
Dehumidification
Stop: 55,0 % RH
Humidity
Start: 40,0 % RH
Humidity
Stop: 45,0 % RH
22 C 50,0 % RH
On Service
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Mode 2.5: Programming Heating Range.
Menu
Heating Range
Heat 1
Start: 20,5 C
Heat 1
Stop: 21,5 C
Heat 2
Start: 19,5 C
Heat 2
Stop: 20,5 C
22 C 50,0 % RH
On Service
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Annex 1: SMART/BUS Network.

7.
Introduction.
The AIRDATA equipments have always been at the vanguard when incorporating the last solutions in its work and
control systems. Inside the evolution of the communication and remote work systems of the precision air conditioning
units AIRDATA the existent system is revolutionized with the appearance of the SMART/BUS Network.
Developed inside of the third generation frame of AIRDATA controllers, it appears as the complete and updated
solution to the communication, monitorizing and work of units groups or installations in general.
Based on the concept of computer network, it comes to substitute the traditional electrical interconnections with their
high installation costs and limited work capacity (only stop/start signalings, and alarms).
This new concept overcomes to the previous one in the following aspects:
1.- Very simple units interconnection.
2.- Monitorizing and remote work of all the parameters of any unit.
3.- Integration in computerized work systems.
4.- Robustness of the installation.
5.- Maintenance easiness.
6.- Enlargements at low cost.
7.- MIRAGE work software under platform WIN95, 98 (optional).
8.
General description.
Next we describe the main elements which make up the SMART/BUS network, among which we will indicate the
basic and esential, and the optionals.
8.1.
Basic module of communications SMART/485.
The interconectivity among the controllers, is achieved with the module addition of communications
SMART/485, of a width 50mm and of the controllers height, it is designed to be set up next to this in DIN rail
and interconnected through the connector IDC (J2) type which both equipments incorporate.
It incorporates the following elements:
A. Slide switches, for the machine number configuration assigned in the installation.
B. Feeding indicative Led.
C. Two connectors RJ type for the connection in series of the network (J1,J3).
Slide switches configuration for the machine number
identification.
Communications
module SMART/485
NOTE: For the network configuration a communication module is needed by each controller.
The HSE/Smart sequencer is a natural evolution of the line of HSE sequencers, in totally updated version and
based on microprocessor, adaptable to the connections bus of the Smart line denominated Smart-Bus.
Indispensable in the cases in which a units sequence system is required.
In the version 9.1, it is able to make the following functions:
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To sequence weekly until a total of 9 machines (a sequenced)

It detects and reads the room temperature and it places the sequenced machine in support
It possesses a clock in real time
Weekly or quick cycle (of 30 minutes) for test purposes
Simulation for machine keyboard in support, advance and quick cycle
It has a physical configuration for traspanel assembly, in DIN rail and to be fed to the tension of the network of
230 VCA 50/60 Hz, and to maintain the clock in real time it has a battery type button which maintains this clock
updated in feeding absence for a period of time non inferior to 6 months.While the sequencer is in low tension,
this battery is not in use.
8.2.
Installation.
It can be installed next to the controller in any machine, and it is recommended that the feeding to the sequencer
is independent of the machine that houses him, with the purpose of a possible failure of the machine feeding, the
sequencer which manages the totality of the machines doesnt run out of service.
Note: The sequencers installed inside the electrical frame of an AIRDATA unit, will be disposed in the
space given next to the IN/OUT card. The installer will have a feeding of 230V independent to the main
assault of the unit. The bornes 103 and 104 to carry out this feeding.
SMART/BUS network
SMART/BUS network
SUPPORT
GENERAL
ALARM
ALARM
SEQUENCER
BATTERY
room
temperature
probe
Likewise given the form of communicating with the Smat-Bus network, it can be installed in any other location
where it can be interconnected with the mentioned local network.
8.2.1. Starting.
Insert the button battery in the battery chamber.

Connect the RJ type cable of the temperature sensor (previously the sensor will have been installed in
the room)
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Insert the network connection cable provided, in some of the connectors J3, J5.
Insert the other extreme of the RJ cable in the controller or another network point.
Feed electrically and allow some minutes for it to be auto-installed.
Put in hour and day of the week from the control reading console, according to the procedure which is
described next.
The sequencer once working, analyzes the number of machines and proceeds to adopt the starting algorithms, the
sequence and the support by high room temperature in a totally automatic way.
8.2.2. Reading and Programming.

Thanks to the reading console of any controller, it can by means of the lower and
program the sequencer according to the following procedure:
- keys read and
Sequencer data reading
With the lower key and for every time it is pressed one will get an information of the machine number, the
operation state (service, manual stop, stop by sequencer...), day of the week, hour and minute of the day,
room temperature, etc.
Sequencer programming
It is esential to introduce the key number to be able to access to the programming. In order to do this first
press the light key and at the same time press the M key.
Then the alphanumeric display will request the key number (*), introduce it and continuously press the OK
key. Then it will allow us to enter in a sequencer programming submenu.
(*) The key number can be requested from Airdata.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Press the lower key until in the display the word sequencer appears.
Press the OK key.
With the lower key advance the programming to the required parameter.
Press OK and select the wanted data (date, hour, machine advance...).
Accept with OK.
Programmable parameters:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
8.3.
Machine manual advance.

Machine simulation in support by temperature.
Weekly sequence of machines.
Fast sequence of machines (advance test every 30 seconds).
Week day.
Hour and minute.
Conversion module RS485/RS232 (optional).
It is one of the existing alternatives which allows the remote work of the units in network. For assembly next to
the computer, it is useful to close the Smart-Bus knot and it gives the information from the network to the
computer equipment. Therefore only one inverter will be needed for each local network knot.
Having chosen this communications option and operation of the Airdata units, one should get in touch with
Airdata if you want the Mirage software or the standard communication used to carry out this work.
It is fed at 230 VCA 50/60 Hz and it has two RJ type connectors and a connector of two bornes for the braided
connection, if you wish so close the knot. In the front of the equipment there are up to 3 leds of color green, red
and yellow, as a recognition of low tension equipment, data emission activity and data reception activity.
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SMART/BUS NETWORK
SMART/BUS NETWORK
INVERTER
RS232 CONNECTION TO
COMPUTER
Internally it has a feeding protection fuse, protections by condenser, Varistor and Transzorb.
8.4.
Remote console (optional).
It is another of the existing alternatives which allows the remote work of the network units. To ensamble at
distance from the installation to be controlled, conceptually it behaves as a controller of each one of the units.
Smart/Bus
networ
Smart/Bus networ
REMOTE CONSOLE
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Physically it has the appearance of the controllers console JT801/SMART. The only visual difference is that in the
visualization screen the unit we are visualizing and/or working appears (M1 machine number 1).
This module allows us to doble the controllers funtions but from the distance.
It is connected as the other modules which belong to the SMART/BUS having two connectors for this.
Their handling is identical to a JT801/SMART console when visualising states and alarms. To change of visualized
unit one will proceed to pressing the bulb and OK keys simultaneously. The console indicates the message
Machine number with the digit of the unit visualised in that moment. With the +and - keys one chooses the unit
to work on.
The programming functions can be carried out in an identical way as the console incorporated in the unit. For further
information reading the controllers manual JT801/SMART.
Note: In special configurations this console allows the elimination of those included in the units, and
monitorizing and working the units in al local way (up to 8 units) with one of them.
9.
Configuration and connection.
Next it is detailed what one should do when configuring each unit and proceed to the connection of the SMART/BUS.
All the operations due are to be carried out by qualified personnel who will have the responsability of the correct
manipulation and maintenance of the installed system.
In summary, these steps are divided in two fundamental parts. The first one is directed to the configuration of each
one of the units in an independent way, to continue later with the general interconnection of all the elements which
make up the SMART/BUS knots.
The first task to carry out is to determine the units numeration which are included in the network. A network is
defined by the units which are destined to acclimatize a room and its corresponding sequencer (in case of more than 1
unit and sequenced). To act as a remote interface one will be able to choose between the remote console or a 485/232
inverter or both systems in a simultaneous way.
9.1.
Previous configurations.
Once located the units in their definite position of operation, and having made the corresponding starting, the
slip press buttons disposed in the module of adjacent network will be configured in the number of machines to
the I/O JT801/SMART card.
Once the slip switches have been placed with the wanted numeration, it will be introduced through its
incorporated console in the front panel the machine number assigned in the initial restating through the
programming menu (see Mode 2).
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9.2.
Network interconnection.
MACHINE 1
INVERTER
RS485/RS232
RS232 CONNECTION TO
COMPUTER
6 Threads
8 Threads (20 Mts.)
6 Threads (25 Mtrs.)
6 Threads
HSE/SMAR
6 Threads
MACHINE 2
REMOTE CONSOLE
6 threads (300 Mts.)
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Once each unit is made up will proceeded to interconnecting each one of them by means of the network wire available
for this. It is advisable that the wire tracts which unite two distant points (more than 50 meters) are at least of category
5.
Next we show an example of two units connection with sequencer, RS485/RS232 inverter and remote console.
Once all the elements are connected it is necessary a recognition and connection establishment period between each
one of them, which will be able to last between 2 and 3 minutes.
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Santiago de Chile
Portugal
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Porto
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2.1. Main Functions.

Machines with one or two on/off heating stages by heating elements.

A.2.- Relative humidity

One on/off humidity stage.

B. Working and alarms states functions:

Red leds that display alarms with associated actions.

B.1.- Working states

One or two cooling states.

B.2.- Alarm states.

Compressor thermal alarm.

2.2. General features.

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B. Power supply and relays.

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D. Optional expansion modules.

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Control and I/O Board.

Analogical Input Channels:

Two for the T/R.H. Sensor

Combined sensor (Temp./ R. H.).

Temperature range: 0/40 C

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RELATIVE HUMIDITY CYCLE

heating stage or humidify is demanded, it will start in 30 seconds.

Normal working state.

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2nd Cooling Stage

1st Cooling Stage

2nd Cooling Stage

Proportional Stage Working.

Low pressure alarm, temporized to 10 minutes once started compressor.

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Thermal compressors alarm.

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Way of changing set points and configuration is shown in following flowcharts:

Mode 1: User Functioning

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Mode 2: Programm mode.

Programming actions and alarms delays secuencer

intro code access

See Mode 2.1: Cooling Range

See secuencer Avance (only when more than 1 unit on network

See software version

See Mode 2.2: Alarms delays settings

See Mode 2.3: Actions delays settings