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Menu structure and definitions
R1ATFRGR.E17 + H1ATFRGR.E17
Y/D "Star/Delta" type starter
SOFT “Progressive” type starter (Soft starter)
Hz “Frequency inverter” type starter
CONT (Continuous running mode):
The compressor runs (Unloaded/Loaded) without ever stopping between start and stop.
AUT (Automatic running mode):
The compressors runs (Unloaded/Loaded) between start and stop.
When its running time exceeds the “ROt” time, the compressor stops and goes in "Standby". Operation will resume again when the pressure falls below the value of the "LPr" load pressu
CONT:OPT (Optimum continuous running mode):
The same as the “CONT” mode, with fixed speed (adjustable) function, once the compressor has been loaded => For a variable speed compressor
AUT:OPT (Optimum automatic running mode):
The same as the “AUT” mode, with fixed speed (adjustable) function, once the compressor has been loaded => For a variable speed compressor
CONT:Hz (Continuous running mode with speed adjustment):
The same as the “CONT” mode with motor speed adjustment function, once the compressor has been loaded => for a variable speed compressor
AUTO:Hz (Automatic running mode with speed adjustment):
The same as the “AUT” mode with motor speed adjustment function once the compressor has been loaded => for a variable speed compressor
This parameter defines for how long the compressor is allowed to run "unloaded" before shutting down and going in "STANDBY"
The parameter is only active in "AUT", "AUTO:OPT", "AUTO:HZ" running modes.
If while in "AUT", "AUTO:OPT", or "AUTO:HZ", the compressor runs unloaded for a time exceeding the time set in “ROt”, it is because it has already used the number
of shutdowns per hours authorised in "SPh".
It defines the time interval between the closing of PV3 and the opening of PV1.
If the compressor is unloaded (+ sequence completed), PV1 and PV2 closes, while PV3 is open
After going from loaded to unloaded, the last purge sequence will continue until the end.
After going from unloaded to loaded, the purge sequence will restart from the beginning (PV1 open…)
This parameter defines the pressure unit used.
This parameter defines the temperature unit used.
This parameter defines the used language for displaying texts.
Display of the master card software version and date
Display of the HMI software version and date.
The PSe may be used to change the pressure regulation points or force the compressor to a reserve status at certain specific times and days of the week.
The pressure program performs a weekly cycle → From 00:00 hours on day #1 (Monday) to 23.59 hours on day #7 (Sunday).
Day #8 may be used to specify that this instruction must be executed each working day of the week (from Monday #1 to Friday #5)
Day #9 may be used to specify that the instruction must be performed every day of the week (from Monday #1 to Sunday #7)
The day of the week and the time may be specified for each regulation, as well as the load and unload pressure regulation points.
The compressor runs (Unloaded/Loaded) without ever stopping between start and stop.
changes the pressure regulation points, the pressure program is disabled, or a remote command is activated.
If the discharge pressure is 0, the compressor runs unloaded until it reaches "STANDBY".
The compressor will remain in the “STANDBY” condition until the next regulation at a pressure higher than zero.
There are 28 possible regulation points, and each of them may be used.
There is no limit to the number of regulations that may be assigned irrespective of the particular day of the week.
The controller will immediately start working following the program regulations when the pressure program is enabled, or at compressor startup.
Note : The pressure program will not start or stop the compressor → the compressor must be started up.
When the pressure program is enabled, the pressure program control symbol will be displayed on the screen.
The “PSe” has a lower priority level than the load/unload input command.
The symbol of the pressure program will flash and the remote pressure control symbol will appear during a remote priority situation.
The “PSe” may be suspended remotely and the pressure command may be resumed by activating the remote load digital input.
This service may be used to temporarily bypass the pressure program, with a simple remote changeover contact.
The pressure program control symbol will flash during a priority situation.
This parameter offers the possibility of adjusting the hours and minutes (24 H format), as well as the day of the month, the month, and the year.
P02.03.01 => Access path
Pres.schedule
=> Pres.schedule
Day of week
#1 (1) 16:30:00 (2) => (1) Weekday adjustment* + (2) Clock adjustment
38,0 BAR (3) 36,0 BAR (4) => (3) Unload pressure regulation + (4) Load pressure regulation
* #1= Monday ‐‐> #7= Sunday
* #8= From Monday to Friday ‐‐> #9= From Monday to Sunday
01 L01 Error log 1
↓
30 L30 Error log 30
It lists the last 30 errors in chronological order.
The most recent error is number 1
On each line there is the classification number, as well as the error code, with any associated text message at the base of the screen.
Press Enter to display a window where it is possible to check the date, time of each error, as well as running hours information.
This parameter is used to set for how long the water circulation signal may stay open (no delivery), before indicating the corresponding fault.
This parameter defines the upper limit (ultimate) of the final air pressure.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded
This parameter defines at which speed the final pressure may drop in one second.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines for how long the pressure may be lower than the minimum oil pressure (Lop).
This parameter defines the lower oil pressure limit.
The controller generates a delayed error (Opd) if the value drops below the set value.
This parameter limits the number of oil pressure errors in order to protect the mechanic of the compressor.
Once the number of error(s) is reached, the controller generates an error and stops.
NOTE: A special code exists (AF), to unlock the controller and reset it to zero.
This parameter defines the lower limit of the regulation pressure.
This function is active only if the analogue input A04 is on 4‐20mA (for compressors >250kW).
This parameter defines for how long the regulation pressure may be lower than the minimum set value (LVp).
Note: If the parameter is set to 0 S and the pressure is lower than LVp, this will prevent the compressor from starting in the loaded condition.
This parameter defines the upper oil temperature limit.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded
This parameter defines the lower oil temperature limit.
The controller generates an immediate error if the temperature falls below.
This parameter defines the upper final compressor air outlet temperature.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper limit of the temperature at the 1st stage cylinder outlet.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper limit of the temperature at the 2nd stage cylinder outlet.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper limit of the temperature at the 3rd stage cylinder outlet.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper water temperature limit.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper limit as well as the lower limit of the vertical crosshead.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded (low and high).
This parameter defines the upper limit as well as the lower limit of the horizontal crosshead.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded (low and high).
This parameter controls the crosshead T° increase speed (H+V) in order to avoid seizing.
The controller generates an immediate error if the temperature increase is too fast.
An adjustment of 0% = Disabled
This parameter defines the upper limit of the reserve temperature.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the upper limit of the reserve pressure.
The controller generates an immediate error if the threshold is exceeded.
This parameter defines the lower input pressure limit of a booster.
If the pressure is lower than the set value, the controller will immediately force the booster to unload.
This parameter defines the delay in validating the digital input of the alarm signal from the dryer at the startup of the machine.
If the alarm signal of the dryer is active for a period longer than the specified period, the controller generates an alarm and forces the compressor to run unloaded.
This parameter defines the delay in validating the digital input of the alarm signal from the dryer after the startup of the machine and the “Dd1” period.
If the alarm signal of the dryer is active for a period longer than the specified period, the controller generates an alarm and forces the compressor to run unloaded.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 1100” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop or the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 1023” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop or the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 1123” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop or the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 1001” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop or the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 2400” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop or the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the number of remaining hours before the “UMI 2500” alarm appears on the screen.
The alarm does not cause the stop of the forced unloading of the compressor.
This parameter defines the limit for the adjustment of the discharge pressure (Upr ‐ P01.03).
This parameter defines the prestart time.
For the operating details see P14.02
This parameter defines the star/delta passage time.
This parameter only appears if the “star/delta mode” is enabled in “P14.03”
An end of start‐up signal (delta closure) is sent to master card digital input C6
Once the “SDt” time has expired, the auxiliary contact of the contactor must be closed, otherwise an immediate error will be generated by the controller.
This parameter defines the time delay between the opening of the star contactor and the closing of the triangle.
This parameter only appears if the “star/delta mode” is enabled in “P14.03”
This parameter defines the soft starter maximum permitted start‐up time
This parameter only appears if the “soft starter mode” is enabled in “P14.03”
An end of start‐up signal (By‐pass) is sent to master card digital input C6
Once the “ESt” time has expired, the BYPASS output must be closed otherwise an immediate error will be generated by the controller.
This parameter defines the maximum permitted startup time of the frequency inverter.
This parameter only appears if the “HZ mode” is enabled in “P14.03”
An end of start‐up signal from the frequency inverter (RUN) is sent to master card digital input C6
Once the “ISt” time has expired, the end of startup (run) output must be closed, otherwise an immediate error will be generated by the controller.
This parameter defines the time it takes to go from the unloaded (end of startup) to the loaded condition after a startup.
This parameter defines the minimum time for the compressor unloading.
These parameters define the delay between the unloading of stages 1,2 and 3 after the unloaded condition.
This parameter defines the time the compressor will continue to run without load following a manual shutdown (stop pushbutton).
This time is only taken into consideration when the shutdown is ordered while the machine is loaded.
If running unloaded (higher than the SRt time), the machine will stop immediately.
This parameter defines the time between a machine stop and its restarting.
The aim of this, is to ensure the complete motor shutdown before the subsequent restart.
This parameter defines the origin of the load/unload command.
This parameter may be set using either LOC (local ‐‐> pressure converter), or RS485 (remotely ‐‐> Priority selector with RS485 communication).
Note: There's a possibility to bypass the two functions by activating the load/unload input of the MASTER card (Input C3) with the authorisation input (C4 input closed)
This parameter defines the origin of the startup/shutdown command.
There are 3 possible adjustments:
LOC: Start‐up / shutdown keys
RS485: RS485 communication
DIGITAL INPUT: C2 input of the SLAVE card
This parameter defines the machine number (address) within an RS485 communication network.
This parameter defines the time delay of the compressor before start‐up after a power off.
0 S = Disabling of automatic restart.
This parameter defines the number of authorised startups ( automatic following a stand‐by status) per hour.
Once the number of start‐ups per hour has been reached, the compressor will wait for the following hour before shutting down automatically.
The number “0” disables this function.
This parameter defines the time the water pump will continue to run following a compressor stop (automatic or manual).
Once the time has elapsed the pump will stop.
This parameter enables selecting the information to display in P00‐‐>Info
0: No information
1: Address (number in Add) of the machine
2: Number of the current status.
Here are the various statuses with their allocated numbers:
Status N°1: Error
Status N°2: System initialisation
Status N°3: Startup not possible
Status N°4: Ready to start
Status N°5: Deceleration
Status N°6: Standby
Status N°7: In prestart mode
Status N°8: Start‐up
Status N°9: Acceleration
Status N°10: Loaded
Status N°11: Re‐loading authorisation time
Status N°12: Unload
Status N°13: Shutting down
This parameter shows the compressor speed control type
0: Fixed rotation speed (Loaded/Unload) with star/delta or soft starter
1: Fixed rotation speed (forced) for variable speed machine
2: Rotation across the whole range of speed variations.
The compressor runs (Unloaded/Loaded) without ever stopping (automatic) between start and stop.
This parameter defines the optimum speed of the motor in the loaded condition.
Activation if P14.03 "CST" is in Hz mode and P01.02 "CMs" is set to AUT OPT or CONT OPT
This parameter defines the speed of the motor when unloaded.
This parameter defines the maximum speed variation ramp in %
Example:
If the max speed = 1500 and the minimum speed = 1000 with a maximum speed ramp of 10%, the ramp will be 50 rpm/s max.
The motor speed will decrease or increase of 500 rpm in 10S. Maximum unload time
This parameter enables displaying the motor speed based on the 4‐20mA output current.
This parameter enables displaying the 4‐20mA output current.
This parameter defines the used language for displaying texts.
Display of the HMI software version
Display of the HMI software version and date.
These minimum and maximum pressure parameters are used to define the intelligent behaviour of the "load/unload" solenoid valves when the compressor is running unloaded.
Explanations:
R1 uses the three output relays to control each solenoid valve independently.
There are 2 different control modes: “Intelligent" and “standard”.
“Intelligent” mode is active when the pressures of stages 1 ( A13) and 2 (A14) are activated.
If the discharge pressure is 0, the compressor runs unloaded until it reaches "STANDBY".
Definition of the “standard” mode:
‐ If the compressor stops, all the solenoid valves open immediately, and remain open for as long as the compressor is stopped.
‐ When the compressor is in the loaded condition, or must operate in the loaded condition, all the solenoid valves close and remain closed for as long as the compressor is loaded.
‐ Once the compressor returns to the unload condition after being loaded, the solenoid valves open in cascade (first "stage 1", then "stage2", and lastly "stage 3".
The times between the openings of the solenoid valves can be adjusted in P06.09 ( 12d) and PO6.10 (23d).
Definition of the “intelligent” mode:
‐ If the compressor stops, all the solenoid valves open immediately, and remain open for as long as the compressor is shut down.
‐ When the compressor is in the loaded condition, or must operate in the loaded condition, all the solenoid valves close and remain closed for as long as the compressor is loaded.
‐ Once the compressor returns to the unloaded condition, the solenoid valves are controlled by the readings of the pressures of stages 1 (P1) and 2 (P2).
Operating rules (unload status only):
‐ Solenoid valve "stage 1" = Always open
‐ If the P1 reading is < or = to ( P1<) “P1 minimum pressure stage 1” ‐‐> The "stage 2" solenoid valve opens.
Maximum unload time
‐ If the P1 reading is > or = to (P1>) “P1 maximum pressure stage 1” ‐‐> The "stage 2" s
‐ If the P2 reading is < or = to ( P2<) “P2 minimum pressure stage 2” ‐‐> The "stage 3" solenoid valve opens.
‐ If the P2 reading is > or = to ( P2>) “P2 maximum pressure stage 2” ‐‐> The "stage 3" solenoid valve closes.
‐ If the P1 reading is between “P1 minimum pressure stage 1” and “P1 maximum pressure stage 1”, the status of the “stage 2” solenoid valve does not change.
‐ If the P2 reading is between “P2 minimum pressure stage 2” and “P2 maximum pressure stage 2”, the status of the “stage 3” solenoid valve does not change.
After going from loaded to unloaded, the last purge sequence will continue until the end.
After going from unloaded to loaded, the purge sequence will restart from the beginning (PV1 open…)
This parameter defines the used language for displaying texts.
Display of the HMI software version
Display of the HMI software version and date.
This parameter defines the opening time for the purge No.1 solenoid valve at the startup of the sequence.
This parameter defines the time interval between the closing of VP1 and the opening of VP2.
Notes: The solenoid valves are closed during the interval.
This parameter defines the opening time for the purge No.2 solenoid valve.
This parameter defines the time interval between the closing of VP2 and the opening of VP1.
Notes: The solenoid valves are closed during the interval.
This parameter defines the opening time for the purge No.1 solenoid valve.
This parameter defines the time interval between the closing of VP1 and the opening of VP3.
Notes: The solenoid valves are closed during the interval.
This parameter defines the opening time for the purge No.3 solenoid valve.
This parameter defines the opening time for the purge.
Operating mode of the multiple purge solenoid valves (function not yet used in AF):
The automatism can individually control 3 purge solenoid valves (PV1, PV2, and PV3).
‐ Compressor in shutdown – Opening of PV1 + PV2 + PV3.
‐ Compressor unloaded = Closing of PV1 and PV2, opening of PV3.
‐ Compressor loaded = The purge command is sequenced.
Purge sequence:
After going from loaded to unloaded, the last purge sequence will continue until the end.
After going from unloaded to loaded, the purge sequence will restart from the beginning (PV1 open…)
2) At the closing of PV1, a time interval defined by parameter "PIA" begins (During this time all the purge solenoid valves are closed)
3) At the end of the "PIA" interval, PV2 opens for a period defined by parameter "PTB"
4) At the closing of PV2, a time interval defined by parameter "PIB" begins (During this time all the purge solenoid valves are closed)
5) At the end of the "PIB" interval, PV1 opens again for a period defined by parameter "PTC"
6) At the closing of PV1, a time interval defined by parameter "PIC" begins (During this time all the purge solenoid valves are closed)
7) At the end of the "PIC" interval, PV3 opens for a period defined by parameter "PTD"
8) At the closing of PV3, a time interval defined by parameter "PID" begins (During this time all the purge solenoid valves are closed)
9) At the end of the "PIC" interval, the sequence starts again (see 1) and continues while the compressor is loaded.
Note: Once the compressor is unloaded (if the purge sequence is not completed), the sequence will continue until the last stage (see 8).
Sequence during loading of the compressor
Display of the HMI software version
Offset and capacity values (extended):
For each type of 4‐20mA pressure converter, it is possible to adjust to the exact reading and compensate for the deviations of the 4‐20mA signal.
D01‐D08 digital inputs:
The display shows the symbol of an open or closed contact representing the status of the input.
Contact closed =
Contact open =
Sorties relais R01‐R06:
In case of diagnostic (machine in shutdown only), it's possible to manually change the output status (only one output at the time).
Entrées analogiques A01 ‐ A12:
It's possible to monitor the output voltage (mV) at the terminals of the analogue inputs (0mV = Input disabled).
In case of diagnostic (machine in shutdown only), it's possible to manually change the output current from 4 to 20 mA.
D01‐D08 digital inputs:
The display shows the symbol of an open or closed contact representing the status of the input.
Contact closed =
Contact open =
:00 hours on day #1 (Monday) to 23.59 hours on day #7 (Sunday).
01 D01 Emergency stop 2 NF D01: The emergency stop 2 must always be closed.
02 D02 Start/Stop NO D02: Remote startup if PO6.14 = ENTR DIG (From open to closed = Startup)
03 D03 Dryer error NF D03: Open = Alarm / Closed = OK (For times see PO5.02 and PO5.03)
04 D04 Motor protection NF D04: Main motor thermal breaker report
05 D05 External error NF D05: External fault report (fan, etc.)
06 D06 ????? NO D06: Reserve
07 D07 ????? NO D07: Reserve
essor ruD08 D08: Reserve
Outputs of relays R01‐R06:
In case of diagnostic (machine in shutdown only), it is possible to manually change the output status.
p the compressor → the compressor must be started up.
09 R01 Error relay FERM R01: “General Error” relay test
10 R02 Drain valve 1 OUVR R02: “Purge 1 solenoid valve” relay test
11 R03 St2OutPipeDrain OUVR R03: “2nd stage queue purge solenoid valve” relay test
12 R04 Water pump OUVR R04: “Water pump” relay test
13 R05 Oil pump OUVR R05: “Oil pump” relay test
14 R06 Service relay OUVR R06: “Maintenance alarm" relay test
A13 – A24 analogue inputs:
It is possible to monitor the output voltage (mV) at the terminals of the analogue inputs (0mV = Input disabled).
Upr: Level starting from which the machine operates unloaded
A13 Stage 1 pr. (entre 480 et 2400mV)
A14 Stage 2 pr. (entre 480 et 2400mV)
A15 Add. pressure (entre 480 et 2400mV) Maximum unload time
A16 Water inlet T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
A17 Water outlet T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
A18 St. 1 inlet T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
15
A19 Additional T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
A20 Stage 2 inlet T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
A21 Stage 3 inlet T° (entre 490 et 900mV)
A22 Water inlet pr. (entre 480 et 2400mV)
A23 Water outlet pr. (entre 480 et 2400mV)
A24 Add. Reading (entre 490 et 900mV)
After going from loaded to unloaded, the last purge sequence will continue until the end.
After going from unloaded to loaded, the purge sequence will restart from the beginning (PV1 open…)
In case of diagnostic (machine in shutdown only), it is possible to manually change the output current from 4 to 20 mA.
This parameter defines the used language for displaying texts.
Display of the HMI software version
Display of the HMI software version and date.
This parameter defines the compressor limit pressure (it does not generate an error).
It also defines the maximum limit of the parameters of “MOp” for the P06.01 menu and “HDp” for the P04.02 menu.
Notes: By default, the value is fixed to 42 bars and cannot be modified without using a special code.
(‐‐‐‐) No prestart function (No lubrication pump)
OIL “Oil pressure” pre‐startup function.
Before compressor startup, the relay of the oil pump activates and the pre‐startup time specified in parameter P06.02.
If at the end of this time the oil pressure is not higher than the minimum pressure of parameter P04.05, an error appears and the compressor does not start.
If the pressure is higher, the compressor starts.
H2O “Water circulation” pre‐startup function
Before compressor startup, the relay of the water pump activates and the pre‐startup time specified in parameter P06.02 begins.
If at the end of this time the “Water delivery OK” input is not closed (no circulation), an error appears and the compressor does not start.
If the “Water delivery OK” input is closed (water circulation), the compressor starts.
OIL + H2O Combined prestart function “Oil pressure” + “Water circulation”
Before compressor startup, the relay of the oil pump and that of the water pump activate and the pre‐startup time specified in
parameter P06.02 begins.
If at the end of this time the oil pressure is not higher than the minimum pressure of the parameter, or the “Water delivery OK” is not closed
(no circulation), an error appears and the compressor does not start.
If the pressure is higher and the “Water delivery OK” input is closed (water circulation), the compressor starts.
Y/D “Start/triangle” type starter
P06.03 for the startup time
P06.04 for the star triangle time
SOFT Progressive type starter (Soft starter)
P06.05 for the startup time
P14.02 for the pre‐startup function
P06.02 for the pre‐startup time
Hz Speed variator/Hz
P06.06 for the startup time
P14.02 for the pre‐startup function
P06.02 for the pre‐startup time
P01.02 for the adjustment of the control mode
This parameter deletes the list of errors => E>>‐‐ = Deletion of errors
These parameters display and allow to change the running and load hours.
This parameter can be used to enable or disable an analogue input.
Notes: Inputs A01. A02, A05 and A09 cannot be disabled.
The digital inputs: 16 DIGITAL INPUTS
Each card has 8 digital inputs (numerical) from C1 to C8 with X03 ‐ MASTER (8x) TERMINALS X03 ‐ SLAVE (8x)
C+ internal power supply (reference potential) Intern supply C+ Intern supply
Standard power supply: 20VDC Emergency stop C1 Emergency stop 2
Water flow OK C2 Start/Stop
Load/unload C3 Dryer error
Local/Remote C4 Motor protection
Pre‐Load/Start C5 External error
Start feedback C6 Not used
Water pump error C7 Not used
Motor PTC error C8 Not used
If the discharge pressure is 0, the compressor runs unloaded until it reaches "STANDBY". 12 RELAYS OUTPTS
Each card has 6 free potential relay outputs. X02 ‐ MASTER (6X) TERMINALS X02 ‐ SLAVE (6x)
The maximum voltage going through the contacts is <250V and 8A. Common 1 (C ) Common
Line contactor 2 (NO) Error relay
Star contactor 3 (NO) Drain valve 1
Delta contactor 4 (NO) St2OutPipeDrain
5 (NO)
Load Valve 1 Water pump
6 (C )
7
Bridge Bridge
8
9 (NF)
Load Valve 2 10 (C ) Oil pump
11 (NO)
12 (NF)
Load Valve 3 13 (C ) Service relay
14 (NO)
Upr: Level starting from which the machine operates unloaded 16 OR 24 ANALOGUE INPUTS
Each card has 12 internal power supply analogue inputs. X01 ‐ MASTER (4X) TERMINALS X01 ‐ SLAVE (4x)
C‐ANA1
Delivery press. Stage 1 pr.
Maximum unload ANA1
C‐ANA2
Oilpressure Stage 2 pr.
ANA2
C‐ANA3
Entrypressure Add. pressure
ANA3
C‐ANA4
Regulation Pr. Water inlet T°
ANA4
X20 ‐ MASTER (4X) TERMINALS X20 ‐ SLAVE (4x)
C‐ANA5
Endtemperature Water outlet T°
ANA5
C‐ANA6
Stage 1 T° St. 1 inlet T°
ANA6
C‐ANA7
Stage 2 T° Additional T°
ANA7
C‐ANA8
Stage 3 T° Stage 2 inlet T°
ANA8
X21 ‐ MASTER (4X) TERMINALS X21 ‐ SLAVE (4x)
C‐ANA5
Watertemp. Stage 3 inlet T°
ANA5
C‐ANA6
Vertical T° Water inlet pr.
ANA6
C‐ANA7
Horizontal T° Water outlet pr.
The standard version entails 16 analogue inputs. ANA7
The extended version (complete) entails 24 analogue inputs by C‐ANA8
Oiltemperature Add. Reading
ANA8
4 ANALOGUE OUTPUTS
X01 ‐ MASTER (2x) TERMINALS X01 ‐ SLAVE (2x)
AGND1
Speed control Drain valve 2
ANA‐OUT 1
AGND2
Reserve Drain valve 3
ANA‐OUT 2
ERRORS (immediate stop):
Alarms (warning – No compressor shutdown):
Errors (immediate compressor shutdown):
E:0821 Short circuit detected on terminal X03 of the digital inputs of the master card
E:0841 Short circuit detected on terminal X20 of the analogue inputs of the master card
E:0851 Short circuit detected on terminal X21 of the analogue inputs of the master card
E:0836 PCB – PLL master controller: Unlocked error
E:0837 PCB – SPI master controller: Error
E:0901 No communication with the slave card
E:0902
E:0903 No communication with the XPM2 card
E:0921 Short circuit detected on terminal X03 of the digital inputs of the slave card
E:0931
E:0941 Short circuit detected on terminal X20 of the analogue inputs of the slave card
E:0951 Short circuit detected on terminal X21 of the analogue inputs of the slave card
E:0961 Short circuit detected on terminal X03 of the digital inputs of the XPM1 card
E:0971 Short circuit detected on terminal X03 of the digital inputs of the XPM2 card
E:0936 PCB – PLL slave controller: Unlocked error
E:0937 PCB – SPI slave controller: Error
This parameter defines the used language for displaying texts.