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Electronic Control “HPH-HPR-HPS” User Manual

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MC00005_04-EN - 01/2016

Firmware 3.1

True life inside

air and water handling

for a confortable life

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firmware 3.1 Rev.04 IT 2/ 51

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Summary 1 Control Features ................................................................................................................................................. 4

2 Wiring the remote terminal ................................................................................................................................ 5

3 User terminal ...................................................................................................................................................... 6

4 MENU DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................................... 10

PGD Menu ............................................................................................................................................................. 10

4.1. A. On/Off Unit ...................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2. B. Setpoint ........................................................................................................................................... 11

4.3. C. Clock/Scheduler ............................................................................................................................... 12

4.4. D. Input/Output ................................................................................................................................... 13

4.5. E. Data logger ...................................................................................................................................... 18

4.6. G. Service ............................................................................................................................................. 19

4.7. G.a. Change Language ................................................................................................................................ 19

4.8. G.b. Information ........................................................................................................................................ 19

4.9. G.c. Summer/Winter .................................................................................................................................. 20

4.10. G.d. Working hours ................................................................................................................................ 20

4.11. G.e. BMS config. ..................................................................................................................................... 21

4.12. G.f. Service setting ................................................................................................................................. 21

4.12.1. G.f.a. Working hours set......................................................................................................................... 21

4.12.2. G.f.b. Probe adjustment ......................................................................................................................... 22

4.12.3. G.f.c. Thermoregulation ......................................................................................................................... 24

4.12.4. G.f.d. User DEV/Change PW1 ................................................................................................................. 28

4.13. G.g.Manual management ....................................................................................................................... 28

4.14. H. Manufacturer .............................................................................................................................. 29

4.15. H.a. Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 29

4.16. H.b.I/O Configuration ............................................................................................................................. 31

4.17. H.c. Factory settings ............................................................................................................................... 33

4.18. H.d. Initialization .................................................................................................................................... 37

4.19. H.e. Input/Output Test ........................................................................................................................... 37

5 BMS USER VARIABLES ....................................................................................................................................... 38

6 ALARMS ............................................................................................................................................................ 47

NOTE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 51

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1 Control Features

Automatic selection

EC fans management

Management of the cooling circuit with inverter compressor

Management of the cooling circuit with inverter compressor

Reading pressure and temperature of the cooling circuit

Management of cooling unit defrost

Management of summer dehumidification

Manual ON-OFF

Cool/change over valve management

Defrost recovery management

Water coil anti-freeze management

ON-OFF electric heater management

Filter pressure switch management

Management of ventilation with CO2 probe

Management of ventilation with one or two pressure sensors

Free-cooling modulating management

Free-heating modulating management

Management of mixing chamber

Management of motorized dampers

Alarms management

Post ventilation

Weekly programming

Remote ON-OFF

Mode change (hot/cold) from digital input

Display on board machine

Remote display

Fixed point adjustment at flow

Adjustment of temperature and ambient humidity

BMS Modbus RS485 protocol

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2 Wiring the remote terminal

The remote terminal can be installed at max 50m using a 6 poles phone type cable. Connect the terminal into the A connector of TCONN6J000 TCONN6J000 board Wiring diagram for a distance up to 50 meters pLAN setting with remote controller

When the display is ON press together the indicated buttons

Set “Display address setting” to 31 and press

When the display is ON press together the indicated buttons

Press twice Set as shown the following screen

Then select “Ok?”, set “Yes” and press . Now the matster board is configured

Display address Setting..........: 21 I/O Board address: 01

Terminal config Press ENTER to continue

P:01 Adr Priv/Shared Trm1 32 Sh Trm2 21 Sh Trm3 None -- Ok?No

max 50 m

Local terminal Remote terminal TCONN6J000

J14 and J15 on 2-3

alimentatore power supply

20…30Vdc – 150mA _ +

1 2 5 6 address 21

address 32

MASTER SLAVE address 1 address 2

Only size 144-205

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3 User terminal

Display PGD

The PGD1 is semi-graphic type with 8 rows per 22 columns with a 132x64 pixel resolution. There are 6 buttons used to set the system:

PDG1

BUTTON ALARM

See the active alarm list.

BUTTON PRG Enter in main menu root.

BUTTON ESC Back.

BUTTON UP

Scroll up or value increase.

On main screen, direct access to set-point menu.

BUTTON DOWN

Scroll down or value decrease.

BUTTON ENTER

Enter in the selected submenu or confirm setting.

+

BUTTON ESC +

BUTTON UP On main screen turn ON-OFF the unit.

+

BUTTON ESC +

BUTTON DOWN

Switch visualisation parameters circuit 1 or 2.

Display contrast setting

Press simultaneously + + and with the arrows set the contrast

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Home page In the following image you can see the first page, showing mosto f the necessary information sto see the unit working mode.

On this windows you can see the working mode :

STATE UNIT

Unit off by Alarm

Unit off by Supervision

Unit off by Scheduler

Unit off by Digital input

Unit off by keyboard

State mode unit Manual Cold

Manual Hot

Auto Cold

Auto Hot

Defrost State Heat recovery Defrost

Heat pump defrost

Clock

State Unit

Date

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Pressing down button you’ll access the the following page.

Electric Pre Heater State

Electric Post Heater State

Compressor State

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Pressing up button you’ll access the the following page.

This page is active when regulation probe is the supply air sensor

his page is active when regulation probe is the return air sensor

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PGD Menu

A. On/Off Unit

B. Setpoint

C. Clock/Scheduler

D. Input/Output

E. Data logger

G. Service

a. Change Language

b. Information

c. Summer / Winter

d. Working hours

e. BMS config.

f. Service settings

a. Working hour set

b. Probe adjustment

c. Thermoregulation

d. User DEV/Change PW1

g. Manual management

H. Manufacturer

a. Configuration Compressor/Inverter

a. Configuration

b. Regolation

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Driver EVD EVO o EVO OnBoard

a. Configuration

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4.1. A. On/Off Unit On the main menu (A.) you can set the unit state.

Or pressing the buttons Esc+UP from every first level menu.

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TASTO ESC +

TASTO SU

Premere contemporaneamente i tasti Esc+UP per accendere/spegnere l’unità.

4.2. B. Setpoint The following figures shows the set-point screens .

Page active with regulation on return air sensor, automatic mode

Page active with regulation on return air sensor, manual mode

Page active with dehumidification active

Page active with air quality sensor active active

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4.3. C. Clock/Scheduler Working mode: The controller has an internal clock with a battery that preserve the clock operation. Time and date setting and scheduler setting can be done on C.Clock/Scheduler menu. The related screen are:

Time and date setting;

Summer time enabling and setting; Scheduler enabling;

Profile 1;

Profile 2;

Profile 3;

Profile enabling. See the following screens:

Time and date setting

Summer time enabling and setting

Scheduler must be enable on the following screen:

Scheduler enabling

You can set on this screen 3 different set-points called profiles

Each profile includes the automatic and manual unit set-points and enabling of night fan speed reducing.

Once profiles have been defined you can set every half hour the required profile.

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On the screen you can:

select the day of the week

move on the timer ange and set the profile

copy the day schedule on an other day

None rectangle: Status = OFF

Low rectangle: Profile 1

Medium rectangle: Profile 2

High rectagle: Profile 3

4.4. D. Input/Output On this menu you can see the analog and digital input and output status. In case of not used I/O you’ll see “---“.

ID00 = Number of digital input and description

B00 = Number of analog input and description

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Compressor data screen

Heat pump data screen

Heat pump data screen

NO00 = Number of digital output and description

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EEV data screen





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4.5. E. Data logger On this menu you can see the alarm history; to reset them you need to enter on service menu (password is needed). Pressing the alarm button you can mute the buzzer, and see the active alarms and reset them (of course the alarm log will not be reset) and then directly enter in the alarm history menu.

alarm date

alarm clock

alarm sequence number

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4.6. G. Service This menu is divided inn sub-menu, the first four (a,b,c,d) are not password protected and allos you to set the following:

4.7. G.a. Change Language

Language set-up: To exit press button

4.8. G.b. Information

you can find information about software code and version, and installed electronic board .

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4.9. G.c. Summer/Winter

Automatic or manual season changeover.

4.10. G.d. Working hours

You can see the working hours of the main components installed on the unit.

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Note: to access to the following sub-menu you need to enter the service password (PW1 ).

4.11. G.e. BMS config.

BMS setting: all the parameters necessary to set a BMS communication.

4.12. G.f. Service setting

4.12.1. G.f.a. Working hours set

Working hour setting: it allows to set the maximum working hour of unit main components that need a periodic maintenance. On the same screen you can reset the worked hours of each component.

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4.12.2. G.f.b. Probe adjustment

Sensors calibration: you can set an offset to add or remove on each sensor reading. Once confirmed the sensor value is automatically updated (reported on side).

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4.12.3. G.f.c. Thermoregulation

Setting of thermoregulation.

Screen active with free-cooling active

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Screen active with free-cooling active

Screen active with free-heating active

Screen active with free-heating active

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QPM2100

remove jumper

QPM2100 remove jumper R3 R3 jumper open= 0-5V R3 jumper close= 0-10V

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Set (%)costant flow pressur sensor:

Taglia 014 020 026

k 60 95 121

Taglia 050 092 144 205

k 121 197 308 394

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4.12.4. G.f.d. User DEV/Change PW1

User DEV/Change PW1: you can reset the alarm history and change the password PW1.

4.13. G.g.Manual management

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4.14. H. Manufacturer To access to this menu you need the manufacturer password (PW2 ):

4.15. H.a. Configuration Configuration: you can select the main features of the unit and the operation of each component. On the following screens you can see the features of the installed components and the hardware seting. You can also see the EEV driver setting (a.Configuration, b.Regolation, c.Custom ) and of the compressor / driver (a.Configuration, b.Regolation, c.Custom).

These parameters are related to the serial port of the compressor driver.

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These parameters are related to the serial port of the compressor driver.

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4.16. H.b.I/O Configuration I/O Configuration On this menu you can activate and set each I/O.

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4.17. H.c. Factory settings Factory setting: the following screens allows the set all the manufacturer reserved parameter.

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4.18. H.d. Initialization

Default installation: complete reset of the default value.

On this screen you can change the manufacture value.

4.19. H.e. Input/Output Test

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5 BMS USER VARIABLES The unit can be connected the several supervision system, in particular the following BMS protocols can be used: Carel and Modbus. The connection is made by a BMS serial port.

The connetion protocol is managed by the following optional board:

Modbus RS485: cod. PCOS004850 (see Fig. 8.a) On the following figure you can see the connection diagram between BMS and uPC.

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Note: Suggested cable for data line with 100-120ohm impedance type BELDEN 3105A EIA Industrial RS-485 PLTC/CM

The following table shows the variables shared with supervisor.

Nota: On the first column shows the Carel address, the second one the ModBus address (packet), in case of “register” communication mode, the address of the ModBus column must be increased of 1, both for digital variable (coil) and for analog variable (register).

Nota: (*) “nome” indica il nome della variabile utilizzato internamente per il programma di commissionino

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CAREL MODBUS COIL (1)-Digital/MODBUS TAG NAME TAG DESCRIPTION

1 2 DIGITAL INPUT 1 din1_msk Status of digital input (0=Closed; 1=Open)







8 9 DIGITAL INPUT 8 Din8_msk Status of digital input (0=Closed; 1=Open)



11 12

12 13

13 14

14 15

15 16

16 17

17 18

18 19

19 20

20 21 DIGITAL OUTPUT 1 Dout1_Value (0-Open;1-Close)












32 33

33 34

34 35

35 36

36 37

37 38

38 39

39 40

40 41 Summer-winter working mode Summer -Winter Status (0: Summer; 1: Winter)

41 42 BMS On/Off Off-On Status (0: Off; 1: On)

100 101

101 102 A001 Clock board error

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102 103 A002 Extend memory error

103 104 A003 Compressor start-up failed

104 105 A004 Envelope zone alarm:

105 106 A005 High compressor discharging temperature

106 107 A006 Low pressure difference

107 108 A007 Inverter type not compatible

108 109 A008 Power+ Device Offline

109 110 A009 Power+ see “Inverter erros list”

110 111 A010 S1 sensor failure Low pressure

111 112 A011 S2 sensor failure Compressor Suction Temp.

112 113 A012 S3 sensor failure High pressure

113 114 A013 S4 sensor failure Compressor discharge Temp.

114 115 A014 (LowSH) Low overhetaing

115 116 A015 (LowSH) Low overheting

116 117 A016 (LOP) Low evaporation temperature

117 118 A017 (LOP) Low evaporation temperature

118 119 A018 (MOP) High evaporation temperature

119 120 A019 (MOP) High evaporation temperature

120 121 A020 High condensing temperature

121 122 A021 Low condensing temperature

122 123 A022 Low suction temperature

123 124 A023 Autotune Valve A-

124 125 A024 Autotune Valve B-

125 126 NOT USED NOT USED

126 127 NOT USED NOT USED

127 128 A027 High Pressure Alarm Compressor 1

128 129 A028 Low Pressure Allarm Compressor 1

129 130 A029 Disabled Compressor Start DP

130 131 A030 Air Flow Switch (ID)

131 132 A031 Fan Alarm (ID)

132 133 A032 Filter Pressure Switch Supply/Return (ID)

133 134 A033 High Pressure Alarm Compressor 1 (ID)

134 135 A034 Mix room alarm

135 136 A035 B1 sensor failure Exhaust temp.

136 137 A036 B2 sensor failure Fresh air temp.

137 138 A037 B12 sensor failure

Air quality sensor

138 139 A038 NOT USED NOT USED

139 140 A039 NOT USED NOT USED

140 141 A040 Door Micro switch Alarm

141 142 A041 High Pressure Prevention Function

142 143 A042 B8 sensor failure Saturation Temp.

143 144 A043 B9 sensor failure Return Temp.

144 145 A044 B10 sensor failure Return humidity

145 146 A045 Circuit 2 Offline

146 147 A046 Circuit 1 Offline

147 148 A047 Circuit 1 Alarm

148 149 A048 Circuit 2 Alarm

149 150 A049 B3 sensor failure Supply temp.

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150 151 A050 Electric Heating Thermal protection

199 200

200 201

201 202 Comp_On_1 Compressor power on

202 203 Comp_Request_Env Request to switch on/off compressor from envelope

203 204

204 205

205 206

206 207

207 208

208 209

209 210

210 211

211 212

212 213 En_Inverter EnablePower + Inverter

213 214

214 215

215 216

216 217

217 218

218 219

219 220

CAREL MODBUS INPUT (2)- Analog/MODBUS TAG NAME TAG DESCRIPTION

1 2 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 1 Ain1_Std_UM Exhaust temp.

2 3 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 2 Ain2_Std_UM Fresh air temp.

3 4 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 3 Ain3_Std_UM Supply air temp.

4 5 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 4 Ain4_Std_UM Compressor 1 suction temp.

5 6 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 5 Ain5_Std_UM Compressor 1 discharge temp.

6 7 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 6 Ain6_Std_UM C1 high pressure transducer

7 8 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 7 Ain7_Std_UM C1 low pressure transducer

8 9 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 8 Ain8_Std_UM Saturation temp.

9 10 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 9 Ain9_Std_UM Return air temp.

10 11 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 10 Ain10_Std_UM Return air humidity

11 12 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 11 Ain11_Std_UM

12 13 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 12 Ain12_Std_UM Air quality sensor

13 14 ANALOG OUTPUT Y1

Supply fan

14 15 ANALOG OUTPUT Y2 Return fan

15 16 ANALOG OUTPUT Y3 Water valve

16 17 ANALOG OUTPUT Y4 By-pass modulating damper

17 18

18 19

19 20

20 21 RoomSet_Heat Room PI regulheatig setpoint

21 22 RoomSet_Cool Room PI regul cooling setpoint

22 23 RoomSetP_Operative

23 24 Calculated Set point DelivAirSetP_Temp Delivery air setpoint (calculated)

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24 25

25 26 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 4 SLAVE Compressor 2 suction temp.

26 27 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 5 SLAVE Compressor 2 discharge temp.

27 28 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 6 SLAVE C2 high pressure transducer

28 29 ANALOG INPUT VALUE 7 SLAVE C2 low pressure transducer

29 30

30 31

31 32

32 33

33 34

34 35

35 36

36 37

37 38

38 39

39 40

40 41 Return air Set-point (automatic mode) RoomSetP Room setpoint

41 42 Return air Set-point (summer) RoomSetP_Summer

42 43 Return air set-point (winter) RoomSetP_Winter

43 44 Neutral zone RoomDeadBand

200 201

201 202 Rotor_Speed_Hz

202 203 Rotor_Speed_rps_1 Compressor rotor speed rps [1/10rps]

203 204 Maximum_output_frequency_Rps

Maximum power+ output frequency set (Rps)

204 205 Minimum_output_frequency_Rps Minimum drive output frequency (rps)

205 206 Motor_Current Motor current [1/10 A]

206 207 Inverter_Req_0_1000 Speed request to inverter (filtered by envelop) 0-1000 [1/10%]

207 208 A100_DISCHARGE_SH_SET_1

SetPoint of Discharge SH (EE Valve subregulation) [1/10°C]

208 209 A101_DISCHARGE_TEMP_SET_1

SetPoint of Discharge Temp (EE Valve subregulation) [1/10°C]

209 210 MOP_Inhibition_Thr_1 to EVD Pin of MOP inhibition threshold

210 211 A107_MOP_THRESHOLD_FAST_CHANGE_1

211 212 A106_S4_NTC_THERMAL_TIME_K_1

212 213 Evap_Reg_Setpt_T_1 Evaporating temp. limit Setpoint (Fan regul. in Pdc) [1/10°C]

213 214 Evap_Reg_Setpt_P_1 Evaporating press.limit Setpoint (Fan regul. in Pdc) (1/10bar]

214 215 Cond_Reg_Setpt_P_1 Condensing press. limit Setpoint (Fan regul. in chiller) [1/10bar]

215 216 Cond_Reg_Setpt_T_1 Condensing temp. limit Setpoint (Fan regul. in chiller) [1/10°C]

216 217

217 218

218 219

219 220

220 221

300 301

301 302 Suction_Temp_A1 Suction temperature - EE valve [1/10°C]

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302 303 Evaporation_Temp_A1 Evaporation temperature - EE valve [1/10°C]

303 304 Evaporation_Press_A1 Evaporation pressure valve A

304 305 Superheat_A1 Superheat - EE valve [1/10°C]

305 306 Condensing_Press1 Condensing pressure

306 307 Condensing_Temp1 Condensing temperature - EE Valve [1/10°C]

307 308 A104_DISCHARGE_SH1

308 309 Tdischarge_Gas_EVO Discharge gas temperature with EVD [1/10°C]

309 310

310 311

311 312 A10_SH_SH Superheat valve A

312 313 A5_SH_SUCT_TEMP Suction temperature valve A

313 314

314 315 A17_EEV_POSITION_PERCENT_SHOW

315 316

316 317 A7_SH_EVAP_PRES Evaporation pressure valve A

317 318 A6_SH_EVAP_TEMP Evaporation temperature valve A

318 319

319 320

320 321

321 322

322 323

323 324

324 325

325 326

326 327

327 328

328 329

CAREL MODBUS INTEGER (3)-

INTEGER/MODBUS TAG NAME TAG DESCRIPTION

1 5003

Unit_Status

{;Unit'ON;OFFbyALR;OFFbyNET;OFFbyBMS;OFFbyFSC;OFFbyDIN;OFFbyKEY;;OFF_CST1;OFF_CST2;OFF_CST3;OFF_CST4;}

2 5004

3 5005

4 5006

5 5007

6 5008

7 5009

8 5010

9 5011

10 5012 SetSpeedExhaustFan Set Speed of exhaust fan (FAN1)

11 5013 SetSpeedSupplyFan Set speed of supply fan (FAN2)

12 5014 AOut3 ( Valvola Acqua ) Analogic Output Y3 value

13 5015

14 5016

15 5017

16 5018

17 5019

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18 5020

19 5021

20 5022

100 5102

101 5103

102 5104

103 5105

104 5106 Envelope_Zone_1

Envelopeworking zone: 0=Null;1=OK;2=Max.comp.R.;3=Max.disch.P.;4=HCurr.;5=Max.suct.P.;6=Min.comp.R.;7=LowDP;8=Min.disch.P.;9=Min.suct.P.

105 5107

106 5108

107 5109

108 5110 Inv_PowerPlus_Device_Number Progressive device nr. in the system

109 5111 Current_error_code_1

Inverter error code: 0: No fault;1: Overcurrent;2: Motor overload;3: Overvoltage;4: Undervoltage;5: Drive overT.;6: Drive underT;7: Overcurrent HW;8: Motor overtemp.;9: Reserved;10: Cpu error;11: Param. default;12: DC bus ripple;13: Data comms fault;14: Drive thermistor;15: Autotune fault;16: Drive disabled;17: Motor phase;18: Fan fault;19: Speed fault

110 5112

111 5113

112 5114

113 5115

114 5116

115 5117

116 5118

117 5119

118 5120

119 5121

120 5122

121 5123

122 5124

123 5125

124 5126

125 5127 Alarm_Code_EBM1

126 5128 Alarm_Code_EBM2

127 5129

128 5130

129 5131

130 5132

131 5133

132 5134

133 5135

134 5136

135 5137

136 5138

137 5139

138 5140

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139 5141

140 5142

200 5202

201 5203 Rotor_Speed_0_1000 Compressorrotorspeed 0-1000

202 5204 Rotor_Speed_rpm Compressorrotorspeed [rpm]

203 5205 Drive_Status Show the inverter status: 0 = Stopped 1= run 2 = alarm

204 5206 Motor_Voltage Motor Voltage [V- Integer]

205 5207 Drive_Temp Inverter Temperature [°C]

206 5208 DC_Bus_Voltage DC Bus Voltage [V]

207 5209 Current_error_code_1

Inverter error code: 0: No fault;1: Overcurrent;2: Motor overload;3: Overvoltage;4: Undervoltage;5: Drive overT.;6: Drive underT;7: Overcurrent HW;8: Motor overtemp.;9: Reserved;10: Cpu error;11: Param. default;12: DC bus ripple;13: Data comms fault;14: Drive thermistor;15: Autotune fault;16: Drive disabled;17: Motor phase;18: Fan fault;19: Speed fault

208 5210 Refrigerant_1 Gas type - Valve A

209 5211 Circuit_Cooling_Capacity_Env_A Actual circuit cooling capacity for EVD valve from envelope

210 5212 I89_REGULATION_SUB_TYPE_1 regulationsubtipe

211 5213 Env_Countdown_1 Countdown of out of envelop alarm [s]

212 5214 Envelope_Zone_1

Envelopeworking zone: 0=Null; 1=OK; 2=Max.comp.R.; 3=Max.disch.P.; 4=HCurr.; 5=Max.suct.P.; 6=Min.comp.R.; 7=LowDP; 8=Min.disch.P.; 9=Min.suct.P.

213 5215 Disch_Temp_Zone_1 Discharge temperature zone: 0 = null; 1= OK; 2 = Controlled; 3 = Limited

214 5216

215 5217

216 5218

217 5219

218 5220

219 5221

220 5222

221 5223 Motor_Type 0=Custom; 1=Siam ANB33F-400V; 2=Siam ANB42F-400V;3=Siam ANB52F-400V;4=Samsung UG5T520F-400V

222 5224

223 5225

224 5226

225 5227

226 5228

227 5229

228 5230

229 5231

230 5232

300 5302

301 5303 LP_cents_EVO_high_precision Low pressure: cents of Bar

302 5304 HP_cents_EVO_high_precision High pressure cents of Bar

303 5305 I4_EEV_POSITION_STEPS Position valve A

304 5306 I8_REG_STATUS EVD Evolution OnBoard regulation status valve A

305 5307

306 5308

307 5309

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308 5310

309 5311

310 5312

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6 ALARMS When Alarm button is blinking an alarm is active. Pressing the button you directly acces to the active alarm list.

Note: Two alarm need to be manually reset (inverter and doors micro switch), to reset them keep pressed the Alarm button, once done the system automatically switches to the home page.

N° ALARM end DESCRIPTION CHECK TO BE DONE

A001 Clock board error Replace the button battery (CR2430 3V type)

A002 Extend memory error Replace main PCB

A003 Compressor start-up failed (Check motor connection)(tent.: / max.: )

Check compressor motor wiring (follow the electric wiring diagram supplied with the unit)

A004 Envelope alarm Zone:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 see “Envelope Alarm list”

Contact service dept

A005 High compressor discharging temperature Contact service dept

A006 Low pressure difference (poor lubrication.) Contact service dept

A007 Inverter type not compatible (only type Power+) Contact service dept

A008 Power+ n° Device Offline Check compressor driver power supply and wiring

A009 Power+ n° see “Inverter error list” Contact service dept

A010 S1 sensor failure (Low pressure) Check wiring and sensor type (SPKT0043R0 0-17,3bar)

A011 S2 sensor failure (Compressor Suction Temp.) Check wiring and sensor type (NTC030WF00)

A012 S3 sensor failure (High pressure) Check wiring and sensor type (SPKT00B6R0 0-44,8bar)

A013 S4 sensor failure (Compressor discharge Temp.) Check wiring and sensor type (NTC030HTF00)

A014 (LowSH) Low overheating valve A- Contact service dept

A015 (LowSH) Low overheating valve B- NOT USED

A016 (LOP) Low evaporation temperature valve A- Contact service dept

A017 (LOP) Low evaporation temperature valve B- NOT USED

A018 (MOP) High evaporation temperature valve A- Contact service dept

A019(MOP) High evaporation temperature valve B- NOT USED

A020 High condensing temperature (HiTCond) Contact service dept

A021 Low suction temperature valve A- Contact service dept

A022 Low suction temperature valve B- NOT USED

A023 Autotune Valve A- Contact service dept

A024 Autotune Valve B- NOT USED

A025 NOT USED NOT USED


A027 High Pressure Alarm Compressor 1 1) Summer mode: exhaust airflow too low a. exhaust fan speed too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork c. air conditions over limit

2) Winter mode: supply airflow rate too low a. supply fan speed too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork

3) Freon filling too high

A028 Low Pressure Alarm Compressor 1 1) Summer mode: supply airflow too low a. supply fan speed too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork

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c. outside air conditions over limit 2) Winter mode: exhaust airflow too low

a. exhaust fan speed too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork c. air conditions over limit

3) Freon filling insufficient

A029 Disabled Compressor Start DP Contact service dept

A030 Air Flow Switch (DI) Check digital input DI4

A031 Fan Alarm (DI) Check fan fuses or replace fans

A032 Filter Pressure Switch Supply/Return (DI) Clean or replace air filter

A033 High Pressure Alarm Compressor 1 (DI) Check digital input DI6

A034 Mix box alarm Additional PCB SMD4500 failure (managing mixing box and modulating electric pre-heater)

A035 B1 sensor failure (Exhaust temp.) Check sensor wiring or replace it (NTC10k 25°C)

A036 B2 sensor failure (Fresh air temp.) Check sensor wiring or replace it (NTC10k 25°C)

A037 B12 sensor failure (Air quality sensor) Check sensor wiring or replace it (2000ppm 0-5V)



A040 Door Micro switch Alarm Check digital input DI5

A041 High Pressure Prevention Function Reduced operation mode warning. 1) Summer mode: bassa exhaust airflow too low

a. exhaust airflow too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork c. air conditions over limit

2) Winter mode: supply airflow too low a. supply fan speed too low b. dirty filters or clogged ductwork c. air conditions over limit

4) Freon filling too high

A042 B8 sensor failure (Saturation Temp.) Check sensor wiring or replace it (NTC10k 25°C)

A043 B9 sensor failure (Return Temp.) Check sensor wiring or replace it (NTC10k 25°C)

A044 B10 sensor failure (Return humidity) Check sensor wiring or replace it (0-100% 4-20mA)

A045 Circuit 2 Offline Check compressor driver & main PCB Modbus connection

A046 Circuit 1 Offline Check compressor driver & main PCB Modbus connection

A047 Circuit 1 Alarm Alarm conditions on circuit 1 while visualizing circuit 2. .

Select circuit 1 by keys +

A048 Circuit 2 Alarm Alarm conditions on circuit 2 while visualizing circuit 1.

Select circuit 2 by keys +

A049 B3 sensor failure (Supply temp.) Check sensor wiring or replace it (NTC10k 25°C)

A050 Electric Heating Thermal protection Insufficient airflow rate

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“ENVELOPE ERROR” 1: Inside envelope

2: High compression ratio

3: High condensing pressure

4: High current

5: High evaporation pressure

6: Low compression ratio

7: Low pressure difference 8: Low condensing pressure

9: Low evaporating pressure

“ENVELOPE ERROR”

1: Over current

2: Motor over current

3: High voltage

4: Low voltage

5: High temperature 6: Low temperature

7: HW overcurrent

8: Motor High temperature

9: Drive fault

10: Cpu error

11: Default parameters

12: DC bus ondulation

13: timeout com.ser. 14: Thermistor error

15: Autotuning error

16: Drive disabled

17: Motor missing phase

18: Fan fault

19: Motor stalemate

20: PFC module fault 21: Alarm code 21

22: PFC low voltage

23: STO reading error

24: STO reading error

25: Alarm code 25

26: Alarm code 26

27: Alarm code 27 28: Alarm code 28

29: Alarm code 29

30: Alarm code 30

….

99: Unexpected inverter stop

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HPR-H-S 14 20 26 50 92 144 205 k x Fan

N° Fan 1 1 1 1 1 2 2

RH25C 60 60

RH31C 95 95

GR35C 121 121 121

GR40C 308 154

GR45C 197 394 197

Air flow m³/h (V) MAX HPR-H 1200 2100 2900 5700 9500 13500 19000 HPR-H

Air flow m³/h (V) MAX HPS 1200 2100 2600 4800 7700 11400 13200 HPS

Air flow m³/h (V) Min HPR-H 360 630 870 1710 2850 4050 5700 HPR-H

Air flow m³/h (V) Min HPS 360 630 780 1440 2310 3420 3960 HPS

Set DP (Pa) MAX HPR-H 400 489 574 2219 2325 1921 2325 DP (Pa)= (V/k)²

Set DP (Pa) MAX HPS 400 489 462 1574 1528 1370 1122

Set DP (Pa) Min HPR-H 36 44 52 200 209 173 209 DP (Pa)= (V/k)²

Set DP (Pa) Min HPS 36 44 42 142 137 123 101

FSS Pressure sensor range (Pa) 1000 1000 1000 5000 5000 5000 5000

Signal % 0-10V MAX HPR-H 40 49 57 44 47 38 47 %= (Set/FSS)*100

Signal % 0-10V MAX HPS 40 49 46 31 31 27 22

Signal % 0-10V Min HPR-H 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 All

Signal % 0-10V Min HPS 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0 Set= 10% (1.0V)

Signal % 0 − 10𝑉 = 𝑆𝑒𝑡 𝐷𝑃 (𝑃𝑎 )

𝐹𝑆𝑆 × 100

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