User Manual

iCOM Control
PA-HPM Application
Version PA1.04.023.STD.LX

English
HPAC - Code 273619
Revision 4.0
26.01.2010
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INDEX

1 Software ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 The 3 Digits Display .............................................................................................................................................. 4
1.1.1 How to move through the Values/Parameters of the 3 Digits Display ................................................................ 5
1.1.2 How to enter the Password (PIN)......................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.3 How to change Parameters .................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1.4 How to reset Alarms or Warnings ........................................................................................................................ 5
1.1.5 StandBy button and remote switch...................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.6 Tricks .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.7 The 3 Digits Display Parameters........................................................................................................................... 6
1.2 iCOM Coldfire Displays ......................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2.1 Meaning of the different Symbols in the Main Window.................................................................................... 11
1.2.2 How to navigate through the iCOM Display....................................................................................................... 11
1.2.3 Accessing menus and settings ............................................................................................................................ 11
1.2.4 iCOM Display Parameters................................................................................................................................... 12
1.3 Events ................................................................................................................................................................. 18
2 Revision History.................................................................................................................................................. 20

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1 Software
1.1 The 3 Digits Display
The 3 Digits Display consists of a backlit LCD and of three push buttons that permit an easy access to the unit
parameters (see Figure 1). Writing access is protected by a password.

Backlit 128x64 graph display

StdBy-button
Up-push-button

Down-push-button

Enter push-button Red LED

Figure 1 - 3 Digits Display (front view).

The RED led on the front of the display indicates the alarm status: if the led is blinking the unit is in warning
condition, if the led is fixed lighted the unit is in alarm condition.
On the LCD the following symbols will be displayed (see Figure 2):

!
23.5
C(%)
RH
SET STANDBY

Figure 2; LCD Layout

The snow symbol is active when the unit is in cooling operating mode.

The fan symbol is active when the unit is running, that means that the fan(s) is (are) operating.

The sun symbol is active when the unit is in heating mode.

! The alarm triangle is ON when either a warning or an alarm is active.

STANDBY The "STAND BY string will be displayed when the unit is in the stand-by mode (not running).
Attention: There is a 3 minutes after-running time when changing from ON to STANDBY. Therefore the Unit
displays STANDBY with fans still on for a time of 3 minutes.
SET The SET string will be displayed after the correct password is entered; the presence of this string on the
display confirms the full access to the displayed parameters.
RH % The RH and % strings appear when relative humidity is displayed on the LCD.

C (F) The C (or F) string appears when temperature is displayed on the LCD.
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1.1.1 How to move through the Values/Parameters of the 3 Digits Display

All Values and Parameters are listed up just one after the other. To jump the next parameter, simply the down
button has to be pressed.

The name of the first parameter ( is not a real parameter, but only an example)
will be displayed for one second, while the value itself will be displayed for two
seconds (alternating) (this position is also considered as the Home.
65 Up and down push-buttons
The name of the second parameter ( is not a real parameter, but only an
example) will be displayed for one second, while the value itself will be displayed
for two seconds (alternating).
65 Up and down push buttons to reach the other parameters.

1.1.2 How to enter the Password (PIN)

Without password or by entering the wrong password, read only access is given, without the possibility to change
values.
To enter a password into the 3 Digits Display, select the Pin parameter by pressing the down push-button as often
as necessary. When pressing Enter (mode), a 0 will be displayed as first digit on the left and will be followed by
two dashes (a password is made of 3 digits). Change the numeric value by pressing the up or down push buttons.
After having obtained the required numeric value, press Enter (mode) to go to the following digit. Pressing Enter
(mode) after having selected the last password digit, the parameter (Pin) name will be displayed again. If the
correct Password is entered, the desired modifications can be made. Reaching the next changeable Parameter, the 3
Digits Display will show a SET string, which is the confirmation, that the PIN was entered correctly.

Level 0 (no password) Read only

Level 1 User Level

The password is valid until the first parameter / value (Home) of the list is displayed again. Never leave
the Unit without jumping back to home (pressing Enter and UP together).

1.1.3 How to change Parameters

To change the value of a parameter (possible only when the Password PIN has been correctly inserted), scroll the list
using the up and down push-buttons until the desired parameter is displayed and press Enter (mode). By
pressing the up and down push buttons, it is possible to change the corresponding value; after having obtained the
required value, press enter (mode) again. The display will show again the name of the parameter alternating with
the new value.

1.1.4 How to reset Alarms or Warnings

When an alarm is triggered, the red alarm LED is lit on the 3 Digits Display Module and the corresponding symbol is
shown in the Display.
The Alarm section can be reached by pressing the up push-button when the first parameter is on the display; alarms
are pointed out according to their code order.
After having entered the alarm section, the alarm code is displayed and every second the code is replaced by the
coded description.
Pressing the Enter key (mode), when an alarm code is displayed on the LCD, all the active alarms will be reset. After
the reset operation, all the still active alarms will be shown again. If there are no more active alarms, the first
parameter / value of the list will be displayed again.

1.1.5 StandBy button and remote switch

User can put the unit in stand-by once pressed the StdBy button for more than 2 seconds. The unit can be restored
into the ON status when the StdBy button has pressed once. Note that remote switch overrides the button StdBy
functions when it is in OFF mode i.e. when the remote switch is on OFF status the StdBy button is disabled.

1.1.6 Tricks
Pressing the Enter-button (mode) together with the Down button jumps to the last parameter in the list. Pressing
the Enter-button (mode) together with the Up button jumps to the first parameter (home) in the list.

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1.1.7 The 3 Digits Display Parameters

See chapter 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 how to move through the Menu and how to enter the Password.
The order of the following table is according the menu-layout of the LCD.

# Parameter Name Description permission

1 RETURN TEMP. The temperature of the air entering the air conditioning unit. Depending on how read
the unit is configured (devices and sensors installed), this temperature is measured
by a Humitemp / THB or by a PTC / NTC sensor installed inside the unit in the
return air flow path. For sensor installation please refer to the electrical diagrams
of the unit. This temperature is used by iCOM, together with Room Temperature
Setpoint, Temp. Proportional Band and Temp. Integration Factor to decide the
cooling / heating status of the unit.
2 RETURN HUMIDITY The humidity of the air entering the air conditioning unit. The humidity is measured read
by a Humitemp / THB installed inside the unit in the return air flow path. For sensor
installation please refer to the electrical diagrams of the unit. This humidity is used
by iCOM, together with Room Humidity Setpoint, Humidity Proportional Band and
Humidity Integration Factor to decide the humidification/dehumidification status
of the unit.
3 SUPPLY TEMP. It is the temperature of the air delivery of the unit. Available only when the read
corresponding sensor is installed. This value could influence the control, if Supply
Limit is set.
4 OUTDOOR TEMP. The temperature of the environment outside the room. It is used, together with read
the Return Air Temperature, to decide the Freecooling status of the unit. If multiple
units are connected via LAN each unit will work with the average of the values read
by all sensors. The value displayed here is this average.
5 GLYCOL TEMP. The temperature of the refrigerant mixture (water or glycol and water) entering read
the unit. In Freecooling or Dual Fluid units, depending on the value set in DT Room-
Glycol, it is only displayed or used to decide the Freecooling Status of the unit. In
Freecooling units it also drives the analogue output for the Dry-Cooler. Each unit
uses its own sensor for control.
6 FREECOOLING STATUS Shows the current FC Status (Start, On or Off) read

7 ACTUAL This Value shows the actual Temperature Setpoint for the specific unit. read
TEMPERATURE
SETPOINT
8 ACTUAL HUMIDITY This Value shows the actual Humidity Setpoint for the specific unit. The Humidity read
SETPOINT Setpoint can be automatically influenced from the Humidity Compensation
Parameter.
9 Sensor A The temperature measured by the optional Sensor A (EEAP Sensor). This sensor read
TEMPERATURE allows setting second step temperature warning.
10 Sensor A HUMIDITY The humidity measured by the optional Sensor A (EEAP Sensor). This sensor allows read
setting second step humidity warning.
11 Sensor B The temperature measured by the optional Sensor B (Hirosensor 1). This value is read
TEMPERATURE not used for regulation or alarms / warnings.
12 Sensor B HUMIDITY The temperature or humidity measured by the optional Sensor B (Hirosensor 1). read
This value is not used for regulation or alarms / warnings.
13 Sensor C The temperature measured by the optional Sensor C (Hirosensor 2). This value is read
TEMPERATURE not used for regulation or alarms / warnings.
14 Sensor C HUMIDITY The temperature or humidity measured by the optional Sensor C (Hirosensor 2). read
This value is not used for regulation or alarms / warnings.
15 DRAIN DRAIN' (Humidifier) can be set to ON without setting MANUAL to ON, and without write
to enter a password before. DRAIN stops automatically after 20 seconds.
16 PASSWORD Please ask your local dealer for the Password. write

17 NUMBER OF UNITS The number of air conditioning units connected together in the LAN. The user must read
set it properly depending on the actual network configuration. All the units in the
network must have different addresses (starting from 1).
18 TEAMWORK MODE Possible settings: NO, 1, 2. write
NO: The units work in stand-alone, using their own sensors for regulation. This
setting must be used in multi-room installations. Set to 1 if the units shall operate
as one system. For control the average T+H of all units in operation is used. All units
together are working like one big unit. Not to be set in multi-zone rooms.
Set to 2 if the units shall operate in stand-alone, but with restrictions from the
average T+H. The averages decide, if cooling or heating, hum or dehum has to be
performed, the units itself decide about according their own sensors. Teamwork
setting 2 is a stand-alone mode operation, but 'mastered' from the average T+H, to
avoid competition between the units. To be set in multi-zone or unbalanced rooms.
19 AUTORESTART enable If disabled [No] the unit will not automatically restart after a power cycle. write

20 AUTORESTART The time delay, in seconds, between the power on and the start of the unit. NOTE: write
Each unit multiplies the time with its U2U Number.
21 Display ON/OFF To accept the ON/OFF command from a connected display. write
ENABLED

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# Parameter Name Description permission

22 TEMP. SETPOINT The temperature of the air desired in the room. It is the reference value used by write
iCOM, together with Return Air Temperature, Temp. Proportional Band and Temp.
Integration Factor to decide the cooling or heating status.
23 HUMIDITY SETPOINT The humidity of the air desired in the room. It is the reference value used by iCOM, write
together with Return Air Humidity, Humidity Proportional Band and Humidity
Integration Factor to decide the hum or Dehum status.
24 SUPPLY SENSOR Disabled (): The supply sensor has no meaning. write
Limit (): Provides a low limit for the supply air temperature. iCOM will try to keep
the supply air temperature always higher than the setpoint. If this parameter is
enabled a supply air temperature sensor must be installed inside the unit (or near
it) in the supply air flow path. To decide the cooling status, iCOM uses the lower
between a) the deviation of return air temperature from its setpoint and b) the
deviation of the supply temperature setpoint.
Note: Supply limit will reduce the cooling request for dampers or valves, but will
never stop a compressor if the supply temperature is too low - but eventually a
second compressor will not be allowed to start if the supply temperature is already
too low when one compressor is in operation.
Control (): All temperature activities which usually are managed by the return
air deviation will be swapped to the supply air deviation. Also the fanspeed (if set
to modulating mode) depends on the supply air temperature.
Note: Control cannot be set on units with compressor(s).
Temp Only (): All temperature activities which usually are managed by the
return air deviation will be swapped to the supply air deviation. Only the fanspeed
(if set to modulating mode) depends on the return air temperature.
Note: Temp Only cannot be set on units with compressor(s).
25 SUPPLY SETPOINT Is the setpoint for the function set in the previous parameter: write

26 TEMP. SETPOINT 2 A second Setpoint value for the air temperature of the room. It is used when at write
least one User Input is set as 2nd SETP (Second Setpoint) and the switch on the
corresponding input of iCOM is open.
27 NUMBER OF STDBY Standby units normally are halted and will start only in case of an alarm of another write
UNITS unit in the network. This parameter defines how many units will be in standby
mode.
28 ROTATION Possible settings are: NO or YES. write
FREQUENCY NO means no rotation by time, only in case of an alarm the faulty unit will be
switched off and the standby unit will be started. If set to YES, rotation will be done
every 24 hours, counted from the last power on of unit #1.
29 ENABLE CASCADE Setting this parameter will start the standby unit(s) not only in case of an alarm on write
an active unit, but also in case of increasing and/or decreasing of temperature
and/or humidity to assist the active unit(s).
NOTE: Cascade settings force Teamwork 1!
Possible Settings:
: cascade function not active
: active with both temperature(cooling/heating) and humidity
(humidification/de-humidification)
: active only for temperature (cooling/heating)
: active only for cooling
30 ENABLE / DISABLE If set to YES: HT, LT, HH and LH will perform as described below. write
STD. SENSOR EVENTS If set to NO: HT, LT, HH and LH are disabled, no such event will be announced.
31 HIGH TEMPERATURE This warning is generated from the standard return sensor of the unit, if the write
temperature rises above this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1
minute after unit start.
32 LOW TEMPERATURE This warning is generated from the standard return sensor of the unit, if the write
temperature falls below this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1
minute after unit start.
33 HIGH HUMIDITY This warning is generated from the standard return sensor of the unit, if the write
humidity rises above this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute
after unit start.
34 LOW HUMIDITY This warning is generated from the standard return sensor of the unit, if the write
humidity falls below this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute
after unit start.
35 ENABLE / DISABLE If set to YES: HTA, LTA, HHA and LHA will perform as described below. write
EEAP / SENSOR A If set to NO: HTA, LTA, HHA and LHA are disabled, no such event will be announced.
EVENTS
36 HIGH TEMPERATURE This warning is generated from the optional Sensor A (EEAP), if the temperature write
Sensor A rises above this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit
start.
37 LOW TEMPERATURE This warning is generated from the optional Sensor A (EEAP), if the temperature write
Sensor A falls below this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit
start.
38 HIGH HUMIDITY This warning is generated from the optional Sensor A (EEAP), if the humidity rises write
Sensor A above this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit start.
39 LOW HUMIDITY This warning is generated from the optional Sensor A (EEAP), if the humidity falls write
Sensor A below this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit start.

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# Parameter Name Description permission

40 ENABLE / DISABLE If set to YES: Hts and LtS will perform as described below. write
SUPPLY SENSOR If set to NO: Hts and LtS are disabled, no such event will be announced.
EVENTS
41 HIGH SUPPLY This warning is generated from the optional supply sensor of the unit, if the write
TEMPERATURE temperature rises above this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1
minute after unit start.
42 LOW SUPPLY This warning is generated from the optional supply sensor of the unit, if the write
TEMPERATURE temperature falls below this threshold. The warning is delayed for a time of 1
minute after unit start.
43 Unit to unit protocol Always: (GBP)= Global Bus Protocol read

44 Unit to unit address Identifies the unit inside the LAN. The numbering needs to be consecutive, from 1 read
to 32.
45 Unit to unit group 0-99, The U2U Group parameter defines to which group of units/displays the read
device belongs to. Using the group functionality, makes it possible to run multiple,
independent groups of units inside the same LAN.
46 Monitoring Protocol 0: 1: (Velocity) 2: (Hironet) read
3: (IGM) 4: (HiSNMP) 5: (HN/IP)
47 IDENTIFICATION A number that uniquely identify the iCOM Board connected on a BMS network. read
NUMBER Must be different for each iCOM Board in the network.
48 COMMUNICATION Set 'NO' if the iCOM Board will transmit data to the BMS, without accepting read
commands from the BMS. Set 'YES' if also commands (Setpoint changes etc.) shall
be accepted from the BMS.
49 IP Address, 1st group The first group of the IP Address must be the same in all units inside the group of read
units which have to communicate to each other.
50 IP Address, 2nd group The second group of the IP Address must be the same in all units inside the group read
of units which have to communicate to each other.
51 IP Address, 3rd group The third group of the IP Address must be the same in all units inside the group of read
units which have to communicate to each other.
52 IP Address, 4th group The fourth group of the IP Address must be individual for each unit inside the LAN. read
Any number can be chosen between 000 and 255.
53 Netmask, 1st group The Netmask Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
54 Netmask, 2nd group The Netmask Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
55 Netmask, 3rd group The Netmask Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
56 Netmask, 4th group The Netmask Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
57 Gateway, 1st group The Gateway Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
58 Gateway, 2nd group The Gateway Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
59 Gateway, 3rd group The Gateway Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
60 Gateway, 4th group The Gateway Address must be the same in all units inside the group of units which read
have to communicate to each other.
61 Enable Simple 0 = disabled, 1 = enabled read
Monitoring (SiMon)

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1.2 iCOM Coldfire Displays

Two different types are available:

The iCOM Large Coldfire Display has a 320 x 240 dot matrix graphic display that shows user, service and advanced menu icons, as
well as descriptive text.

The iCOM Small Coldfire Display basically offers the same features, the only difference is the smaller dot matrix graphic display,
which has 128 x 64 pixels.

The menu-driven display is used for all programming functions on each cooling unit. The screen on the display shows the status of
the conditioned space, such as room temperature and humidity, temperature and humidity setpoints and deadbands, alarm status
and settings, event histories and the current time.

Figure 3 iCOM Large Coldfire Display

Keyboard Layout:

Figure 4 iCOM Large Coldfire Display Keyboard Layout

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The iCOM control screen displays text and icons for monitoring and programming your HPAC unit and/ or network of
units. From the default menu, the user menu may be accessed by pressing the enter key. When the user selects an
icon the various submenus, set points, status, thresholds and service information is displayed. The following defines
the various keyboard icons and functions.

Icon Key Name Function

On/ Off Key Controls the operation state of the unit (the system).

Alarm Key Silences the audible alarm.

Help Key Accesses the integrated help menus.

ESCape Key Returns to the previous display.

Enter Key Confirms all selections, icons and text.

Increase Key Moves upward through the menu or increases the value of the
(Up Arrow) selected parameter.

Decrease Key Moves downward through the menu or decreases the value of
(Down Arrow) the selected parameter.

Left Arrow Key Navigates through text and selections of the display.

Right Arrow Key Navigates through text and selections of the display.

Blinking Red: Active, unacknowledged alarm exists.

Upper LED
Solid Red: Active, acknowledged alarm exists.

Amber: Power available to the unit, unit NOT operating.

Lower LED
Green: Power available to the unit, unit is operating.

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1.2.1 Meaning of the different Symbols in the Main Window

Return air temperature. If on the top-right SYSTEM is indicated, it is the average of all
units with system on. If UNIT x is indicated, it is the return air temperature of the
specific unit. This is valid for all indications in the display.
The small number represents the actual setpoint.

Return air humidity of the system / the unit and the setpoint.

Supply air temperature of the system / the unit and the supply limit setpoint.

SET means setpoint

ACT means actual reading

This bargraph gives information about the actual Fanspeed. In units

w/o Fanspeed control the graph will show 100% if the fan is on, and 0%
if the fan is off.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used cooling
resources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
NOTE: Compressors stopped with failure are excluded from this graph,
so that the information is about the actual available compressors.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used Freecooling
resources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.

This bargraph gives information about the actual used heating

resources (Hot Gas / Hot Water) in operation, either for the system or
for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used heating
resources (Electrical Heaters) in operation, either for the system or for
a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used dehumidification
resources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the actual used humidification
resources in operation, either for the system or for a specific unit.
This bargraph gives information about the next maintenance time
(mm-yyyy).
This field of the window informs about
time, date, the status of the system /
unit.
It also contains an event log holding the
2 latest events occurred to the system /
unit. (Large CF Display only).

1.2.2 How to navigate through the iCOM Display

iCOM displays icons and text for monitoring and controlling your Emerson Network Power cooling units or network of
cooling units. The number of icons and amount of text shown depends on the display type. From the default menu,
the user menu may be accessed by pressing the enter key. When an icon is selected,
iCOM reveals associated items, such as submenus, setpoints, status, thresholds and service data.
Scrolling with the arrow keys reveals the remainder of the icons necessary for controlling your unit or network.

1.2.3 Accessing menus and settings

When you reach the desired icon, press the enter key. If a menu item has submenus, those are revealed.
If there are no submenus, the function, setting or command-level text is displayed.

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1.2.4 iCOM Display Parameters

1.2.4.1 iCOM User Menu Parameters
U100 Setpoints View and change temperature and humidity setpoints

Large Display Small Display R/W shared Large Display Small Display Res. Std.
in TW
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U101 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
U102 Temperature Setpoint TEMP SET W yes 41-104F 41-104F 1 73F
5,0-40,0C 5,0-40,0C 0,1 23,0C
U102 This is the temperature that the unit will control towards. The sensor may be located in the return air of the unit, or
remotely in the room.
The control will compare the measured air sensor temperature against the temperature setpoint to determine the cooling
or heating requirements.
U103 Humidity Setpoint HUM SET W yes (1-19) 20-80 % (1-19) 20-80 % 1 50%
settings lower 19% settings lower
will be forced to 20 19% will be
forced to 20
U103 This is the humidity level that the unit will control towards. The sensor may be located in the return air of the unit, or remotely in the
room. The control will compare the measured air sensor humidity against the humidity setpoint to determine the humidification or
dehumidification requirements.
U104 Humidity Control Type HUM CTRL W yes Relative, Rel, - Compensated
Compensated, Comp,
Predictive Pred
U104 Humidity Control Type allows a choice of method for controlling humidification:
Predictive: changes the Hum reading according the temperature changes to avoid unnecessary hum or dehum activities.
Relative: the control will start hum/dehum according the setpoint, w/o influence of the temperature deviation.
Compensated: changes the Hum setpoint according the temperature changes to avoid unnecessary hum or dehum activities.
U105 Supply Sensor SUP LIM W yes Disabled, No, - Disabled
Limit, LIM,
Control, CTRL,
Temp Only TEMP,
U105 Disabled: The supply sensor has no meaning. No setpoint will be shown in U106.
Limit: Provides a low limit for the supply air temperature. iCOM will try to keep the supply air temperature always higher than the value
set in parameter U106. If parameter U107 is enabled a supply air temperature sensor must be installed inside the unit (or near it) in the
supply air flow path. To decide the cooling status, iCOM uses the lower between a) the deviation of return air temperature from its
setpoint and b) the deviation of the supply temperature from the limit set in U108.
Note: Supply limit will reduce the cooling request for dampers or valves, but will never stop a compressor if the supply temperature is too
low - but eventually a second compressor will not be allowed to start if the supply temperature is already too low when one compressor is
in operation.
Control: All temperature activities which usually are managed by the return air deviation will be swapped to the supply air deviation. Also
the fanspeed (if set to modulating mode) depends on the supply air temperature.
Note: Control cannot be set on units with compressor(s).
Temp Only: All temperature activities which usually are managed by the return air deviation will be swapped to the supply air deviation.
Only the fanspeed (if set to modulating mode) depends on the return air temperature.
Note: Temp Only cannot be set on units with compressor(s).
U106 Supply Setpoint SUP TEMP W yes 41-77F 41-77F - Limit:
5,0-25,0C 5,0-25,0C 42F / 5.0C
Control/Temp
only:
60F / 15.6C
U106 This setpoint is visible only if U105 is set differently than disabled. It represents the setpoint depending on what is set in U105.
U107 Backup Temperature BACK TSP W yes 41-104F 41-104F 1 73F
Setpoint 5,0-40,0C 5,0-40,0C 23,0C
U107 This setpoint will automatically be used as soon as there is a BMS disconnected alarm

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Event Log Contains last 400 events of the system and of each unit

- 400 last events occurred

Graphics Displays temperature and humidity graphs for the System (average
value of all connected units) and for each single unit.

- Time scale 8min, 32min, 60min, 12h, 24h, 2d, 4d, 8d, 16d

- Temperature graph height 3 - 20C

5 - 36F
- Humidity graph height 10 - 30 %
- There are graphs for temperature and humidity, one pair for the system (average values), and one for each unit connected in the network.
Pressing 'Enter' inside the graph screen allows changing the height of the scale as well as the timeline from 8 minutes to 16 days.
Note: a change of the timeline will empty the current graph and restart new.

View Network Shows the status of all connected units

- Status Unit 1 32 SYSTEM OFF, SYSTEM ON, ALARM OFF, MANUAL, LOCAL OFF, ALARM
STANDBY, STANDBY, TIMER OFF, WARNING ON, ALARM ON, TIMER,
MONITORNG OFF, DISPLAY OFF, UNIT ON, REMOTE OFF

U200 Set Alarms Allows enable, disable and settings for alarms

Large Display Small Display R/W shared Large Display Small Display Res. Std.
in TW
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U201 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
U202 Return Sensor Alarms RTN SNSR W yes Disabled No, - Enabled
Enabled Yes
U203 High Return HI TEMP W yes 34-210F 34-210F 1 80F
Temperature 1-99C 1-99C 1 27C
U204 Low Return Temperature LO TEMP W yes 34-210F 34-210F 1 65F
1-99C 1-99C 1 18C
U205 High Return Humidity HI HUM W yes 1-99% 1-99% 1 60%
U206 Low Return Humidity HI HUM W yes 1-99% 1-99% 1 40%
U203 U202 Enables / Disables the Alarms, coming from the standard T+H sensor. As soon as Enabled, the data will appear on U203 - U206.
- These thresholds can be set individually.
U206 Note: The warnings are delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit start. No alarms will appear with the unit (fan) off.
U207 Sensor A Alarms SENSOR A W yes Disabled No, - Disabled
Enabled Yes
U208 High Temperature HI TEMPA W yes 34-210F 34-210F 1 90F
Sensor A 1-99C 1-99C 1 32C
U209 Low Temperature Sensor LO TEMPA W yes 34-210F 34-210F 1 55F
A 1-99C 1-99C 1 13C
U210 High Humidity Sensor A HI HUM A W yes 1-99% 1-99% 1 70%
U211 Low Humidity Sensor A LO HUM A W yes 1-99% 1-99% 1 30%
U207 U207 Enables / Disables the Alarms, coming from the optional T+H sensor A (EEAP). As soon as Enabled, the data will appear on U208 -
- U211. These thresholds can be set individually.
U211 Note: The warnings are delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit start. No alarms will appear with the unit (fan) off.

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U212 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
U213 Supply Sensor Alarms SUP SNSR W yes 0 = Disabled 0 = No, - Disabled
1 = Enabled 1 = Yes
U214 High Supply HI SUP T W yes 34-210 F 34-210 F 1 Control/Temp
Temperature 1.0 - 99.0C 1.0 - 99.0C 0.1 only: 23.9C
Limit:
Disabled
U215 Low Supply Temperature LO SUP T W yes 34-210 F 34-210 F 1 Control/Temp
1.0 - 99.0C 1.0 - 99.0C 0.1 only: 10.0C
Limit: 1,1C
U212 U212 Enables / Disables the Supply Temperature Alarms. As soon as Enabled, the data will appear on U214 - U215. These thresholds can
- be set individually.
U215 Note: The warnings are delayed for a time of 1 minute after unit start. No alarms will appear with the unit (fan) off.

U300 Sensor Data Shows readings of standard and optional sensors

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U301 This window shows the actual values from all standard and optional sensors.
- Note: the unit of measure can be selected as F or C in the Display Setup menu.
U316
U301 Optional Sensor A1 TEMP A R no 32-122F 32-122F 1 -
0-50C 0-50C 1
U302 Optional Sensor A2 HUM A R no 20-80 % 20-80 % 1 -
U301 The temperature and relative humidity measured by the optional Sensor A (EEAP), (if installed). This sensor allows to set second step
- temperature and humidity warnings.
U302
U303 Optional Sensor B1 TEMP B R no 32-122F 32-122F 1 -
0-50C 0-50C 1
U304 Optional Sensor B2 HUM B R no 20-80 % 20-80 % 1 -
1
U305 Optional Sensor C3 TEMP C R no 32-122F 32-122F 1 -
0-50C 0-50C 1
U306 Optional Sensor C3 HUM C R no 20-80 % 20-80 % 1 -
1
U303 These are the temperature / humidity values measured by the optional Sensors B and C. Those values are not used for regulation or alarm
- / warning generation and can be Temperature/Humidity or Temperature/ Temperature values, depending on the sensor connected.
U306
U307 Freecooling Fluid FC TEMP R no 4-113F 4-113F 1 -
Temperature (-)15-45C (-)15-45C 1
U307 The temperature of the mixture (water or glycol and water) entering the unit. In Freecooling or Dual Fluid units, depending on the value
set in DT Room-Glycol, it is only displayed or used to decide the Freecooling Status of the unit.
U308 Outdoor Temperature AMB TEMP R no 4-113F 4-113F 1 -
(-)15-45C (-)15-45C 1
U308 The temperature of the environment outside the room. It is used, together with the Return Air Temperature, to decide the Freecooling
status of the unit. If multiple units are connected via LAN each unit will work with the average of the values read by all sensors. The value
displayed here is this average.
U309 Freecooling Status FC STATE R no Off, Start, On Off, Start, On - -
U310 DigiScroll 1 Temperature DS1 TEMP R no 84-313F 84-313F 1 -
29-156C 29-156C
U311 DigiScroll 2 Temperature DS2 TEMP R no 84-313F 84-313F 1 -
29-156C 29-156C
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U313 Daily High Temperature Hi Temp R no 32-122F 32-122F 1 -
0-50C 0-50C 1
U313 Daily High Temperature Hi Te H R no - - - -
Hi Te M
Hi Te S
U314 Daily Low Temperature Lo Temp R no 32-122F 32-122F 1 -
0-50C 0-50C 1
U314 Daily Low Temperature Lo Te H R no - - - -
Lo Te M
Lo Te S

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U315 Daily High Humidity Hi Humi R no 20-80 % 20-80 % 1 -
U315 Daily High Humidity Hi Hu H R no - - - -
Hi Hu M
Hi Hu S
U316 Daily Low Humidity Lo Humi R no 20-80 % 20-80 % 1 -
U316 Daily Low Humidity Lo Hu H R no - - - -
Lo Hu M
Lo Hu S
U313 Each unit records the high and low peaks of temperature and humidity of the current day. At midnight the values will be synchronized to
- the current readings, and the peak recording will restart.
U316

Active Alarms Lists all alarms which are currently active

Lists all warnings and alarms which are currently active (read only).

U400 Display Setup Change settings for display: language, time, simple or graphic display

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U401 Language LANGUAGE W no English, Deutsch, EN, DEU, ITA, - English
Italiano, French, FRE, ESP, POR,
Espanol, CZE, RUS, CHI,
Portuguese, Czech, POL
Russian, Chinese,
Polski.
U402 Date YEAR W yes - - - -
MONTH
DAY
U403 Time HOUR W yes hh/mm/ss hh/mm/ss - -
MINUTE
SECOND
U404 Temperature Indication TEMP F/C W no C, C, - C
F F
U405 Display Contrast CONTRAST W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 50%
U406 Buzzer Frequency BUZ FREQ W no 0 = Off, 0 = Off, 1 Off
BUZ TEST 1-100% 1-100% 50%
U407 Backlite Off After BACKLITE W no 5min, 10min, 5min, 10min, 1 5 min
30min, 1h, 12h 30min, 1h, 12h
U408 Screen SCREEN W no Graphical, Graph, - Graphical
Simple, Simpl,
Graphical Comma, GraCo,
Simple Comma SimCo
U408 Selection between graphical and simple main screen format. Comma will show all main screen values with a decimal.
U409 Display Shows SHOWS W no SET, SET, - Set+Act
ACT, ACT,
ACT+SET A+S
U410 Display Colors DISPLAY W no Normal, Norm, - Normal
Inverted Inv
U411 Date Format DATE W no mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy - mm/dd/yyyy
dd.mm.yyyy dd.mm.yyyy
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Total Run Hours Records the run time of all components and allows
setting of limits on run time

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Each individual main component of the unit has its own run hours counter, and a threshold.
The actual run hours can be reset to 0 by selecting the counter by pressing 'Enter', and then pressing the 'Down' key.
The thresholds can be set the same way.
Note: the password needs to be entered in any other screen, as this screen does not contain a PW-line.
U501 Actual Hours / Limit - - - - - - -
U502 Fan Motor(s) MOTOR(S) W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U502 Fan Motor(s) Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U503 Compressor 1 COMP1 W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U503 Compressor 1 Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U504 Compressor 2 COMP2 W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U504 Compressor 2 Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U505 Chilled Water/Free Cool CW/FC W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U505 Chilled Water/Free Cool LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
Limit
U506 HotGas / HotWater HG / HW W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U506 HotGas / HotWater Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U507 Electric Heater 1 EL HEAT1 W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U507 Electric Heater 1 Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U508 Electric Heater 2 EL HEAT2 W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U508 Electric Heater 2 Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U509 Electric Heater 3 EL HEAT3 W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U509 Electric Heater 3 Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U510 Humidifier HUM W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U510 Humidifier Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0
U511 Dehumidification DEHUM W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -
U511 Dehumidification Limit LIMIT W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 0

Sleep Mode Allows setback settings for non-peak operation

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U602 Sleep On: - - - - - - -
U603 MON MON W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 TUE TUE W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 WED WED W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 THU THU W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 FRI FRI W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 SAT SAT W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U603 SUN SUN W yes No, Yes No, Yes - No
U602 Defines full days of sleep (timer mode)
-
U603
U604 Sleep Every day (1) - - - - - - -
U605 From: / to START 1 W yes Time (hh:mm) Time (hh:mm) 1 00:00
STOP 1 00:00
U606 Sleep Every day (2) - - - - - - -
U607 From: / to START 2 W yes Time (hh:mm) Time (hh:mm) 1 00:00
STOP 2 00:00
U604 Defines for days, not selected for full sleep, the time when the sleep mode shall happen.
- 2 intervals a day can be realized. If the temperature or humidity rises over/under the thresholds set in the 'Set Alarms' menu, the sleep
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U608 - - - - - - - -
U609 Timer Mode TIME MOD W yes No, Yes, Auto No, Yes, Auto 1 No
U609 The 'Timer Reset' parameter set to NO will keep the unit in normal mode as long as it was set back to YES and back to NO.
If permanently set to YES, the unit will go back to sleep at the next interval.
Only if set to 'Auto' the unit will 'sleep' again as soon as T + H are close to the setpoint again.
U610 Timer Mode Type TIME TYP W yes System Off, S.OFF, 1 Sys Off
Deadband DEADB
U611 Dead Band DEADBAND W yes 4-27F 4-27F 1 4F
2-15C 2-15C 1 2K
U610 Defines the mode:
- SYSTEM OFF: unit shut down during the Sleepmode.
U611 DEADBAND: an additional deadband (selectable by U611) for temperature will be inserted; the humidity control will be switched off
during the sleep.

U700 Service Contacts Contains key contact information for local service,
including names and phone numbers

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This window is a read-only window which helps identifying the nearest responsible Service-Organization.
U703 Address line 1 - R - text-string - - -
U704 Address line 2 - R - text-string - - -
U705 Address line 3 - R - text-string - - -
U706 Address line 4 - R - text-string - - -

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1.3 Events
Messages and Events marked with * will NOT activate the warning / alarm relay on the board.
Some events can be selected as Message, Warning or Alarm. The description below refers to the default setting.
Events having no description in the LCD column do not appear on the 3 digits display.

# Description
Selectable Types Default Type
001 COMP 1 HIGH PRESSURE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
002 COMP 1 LOW PRESSURE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
003 HIGH CW TEMP - Warning
004 LOSS OF CW FLOW - Warning
005 EL HEAT HIGH TEMP - Warning
007 LOSS OF AIRFLOW Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
008 CLOGGED FILTERS Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
009 CUSTOMER INPUT 1 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
010 CUSTOMER INPUT 2 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
011 CUSTOMER INPUT 3 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
012 CUSTOMER INPUT 4 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
013 FC LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
014 LP TRANSDUCER 1 FAIL - Alarm
015 CALL SERVICE (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
016 HIGH TEMPERATURE (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
017 LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
018 HIGH ROOM TEMP - Warning
019 LOW ROOM TEMP - Warning
020 HIGH ROOM HUM - Warning
021 LOW ROOM HUM - Warning
022 HIGH TEMP SENSOR A - Warning
023 LOW TEMP SENSOR A - Warning
024 HIGH HUM SENSOR A - Warning
025 LOW HUM SENSOR A - Warning
026 UNIT HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
027 COMP 1 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
028 HUM HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
029 SUPPLY SENSOR FAILURE - Warning
030 DSCROLL 2 SENSOR FAIL - Warning
031 ROOM SENSOR FAILURE - Alarm
032 SENSOR A FAILURE - Warning
033 LP TRANSDUCER 2 FAIL - Alarm
034 NETWORK FAILURE - Warning
036 - UNIT ON - Message
037 - UNIT OFF - Message
038 - SLEEP MODE - Message
039 - STANDBY MODE - Message
040 - POWER ON - Message
041 - POWER OFF - Message
042*
- - Unit 1 - 16 disconnected - Warning
057*
058 COMP 2 HIGH PRESSURE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
059 COMP 2 LOW PRESSURE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
060 COMP 2 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
061 DSCROLL 1 SENSOR FAIL - Warning
062 FREECOOL TEMP SENSOR - Warning
064* - ON-OFF KEY DISABLED - Warning
065 LWD SENSOR FAIL - Warning
069 Low Memory 1 - Alarm

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# Description
Selectable Types Default Type
070 NO CONNECTION w/Unit1 - Warning
071 COMP 1 OVERLOAD Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
072 COMP 2 OVERLOAD Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
075 HP TRANSDUCER 1 FAIL - Warning
076 HP TRANSDUCER 2 FAIL - Warning
077 COMP POWER REDUCTION Warning
078 NO POWER Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
079 UNIT DISABLED - Message
080 UNIT SHUT DOWN - Message
086 HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
088 DEHUM HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
089 FC HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
095 BMS Disconnected - Warning
097 Sc1 DIG SCROLL1 HIGH TEMP Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
098 DIG SCROLL2 HIGH TEMP Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
104 SMOKE DETECTED (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
105 WATER UNDER FLOOR Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
106 COND PUMP-HIGH WATER (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
107 LOSS OF FLOW (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
108 STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
109 STANDBY UNIT ON (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
110 HW/HG HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
111 EL HEAT1 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
112 EL HEAT2 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
113 EL HEAT3 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
114 UNIT CODE MISSING - Alarm
142 LOSS OF POWER Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
143 REHEAT LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
144 HEAT REJ VFD (CUSTOMER INPUT) - Alarm
145 HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
146 HEAT REJ TVSS (CUSTOMER INPUT) - Alarm
147 COMPRESSOR(S) LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
148 Ambient Sensor Fail - Warning
149 HUMIDIFIER LOW AMPS - Alarm
150 COMP 1 SHORT CYCLE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
151 COMP 2 SHORT CYCLE Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
152 HUMIDIFIER HIGH AMPS - Alarm
153 HUMIDIFIER LOW WATER - Alarm
154*
- - Unit 17 - 32 disconnected - Warning
169*
170 SYSTEM OFF REQUESTED - Message
171 SYSTEM OFF CONFIRMED - Message
173 FIRE ALARM - Alarm
174 HEATERS OVERHEATED Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
175 CONDENSER 1 FAILURE Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
176 CONDENSER 2 FAILURE Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
177 HUMIDIFIER CYLINDER WORN - Warning
178 FC STOPPED FOR 1 HOUR - Message
179 MAINTENANCE DONE - Message
180 MAINTENANCE SHOULD BE DONE! - Message
231 HIGH SUPPLY TEMPERATURE - Warning
232 LOW SUPPLY TEMPERATURE - Warning
249 iCOM-DO #0 disconnected - Warning

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2 Revision History

REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Description Of Changes
Level
0.0 2008-08-06 Initial Draft
1.0 2008-08-07 Revision
2.0 2008-08-13 Revision
3.0 2009-04-15 PA1.04.007.STD: En1 and En2 added in chapter 1.1.7 The 3 Digits Display
Parameters.
Event types added.
4.0 2010-01-27 Update to PA1.04.023.STD.

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