CONTROL UNITS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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DALGAKIRAN MAKİNA TİC. A.Ş.

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1. Indicators ....................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Logik 8 Control Panel ..................................................................................................................... 7
1.1.1 Home Screen Buttons ................................................................................................... 7
1.1.2 Starting the Compressor ............................................................................................... 7
1.1.3 Monitoring the Service Times........................................................................................ 8
1.1.4 Monitoring the Running Times ...................................................................................... 9
1.1.5 Parameters Used in the Compressor and Their Values ................................................ 9
1.1.6 Descriptions of the Codes Displayed on the Screen of the Compressor...................... 10
1.2 Logik 9 Control Panel ................................................................................................................... 12
1.2.1 Home Screen Buttons ................................................................................................. 13
1.2.2 Starting the Compressor ............................................................................................. 13
1.2.3 Operating the Device .................................................................................................. 14
1.2.3.1 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times ..................................... 15
1.2.4 Descriptions of the Codes Displayed on the Screen of the Compressor...................... 17
1.3 DEC 40 Control Panel ................................................................................................................... 20
1.3.1 Switching Between DEC 40 Screens .......................................................................... 21
1.3.2 DEC40 Screenshots ................................................................................................... 21
1.3.3 DEC 40 Operating Modes ........................................................................................... 23
1.3.3.1 Selection of Operating Mode................................................................................................ 23
1.3.3.2 Stop Method ......................................................................................................................... 23
1.3.3.3 Compressor Startup ............................................................................................................. 24
1.3.3.4 Deloading and Reloading of the Compressor ...................................................................... 24
1.3.3.5 Stop and Restart of the Compressor Depending on the Output Pressure........................... 24
1.3.4 Alarms and Warnings.................................................................................................. 24
1.3.5 Alarm History .............................................................................................................. 25
1.4 L25S Control Panel ....................................................................................................................... 26
1.4.1 Home Screen Buttons ................................................................................................. 26
1.4.2 Operating the Device .................................................................................................. 27
1.4.2.1 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times ..................................... 28
1.4.2.2 Information on Maintenance Times ...................................................................................... 29
1.4.2.3 Information on Running Times ............................................................................................. 31
1.4.2.4 Alarm Records...................................................................................................................... 32
1.4.2.5 Compressor Configuration Information ................................................................................ 33
1.4.2.6 Selecting the Current Temperature, Pressure Unit and Language...................................... 34

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 1.4.2.7 Entering Parameter Password ............................................................................................. 35
1.4.2.8 Parameter Listing (User Level) ............................................................................................ 36
1.4.2.9 Warning, Alarm and Failure Screens ................................................................................... 39
1.4.2.10 Alarms That Stop The Compressor Immediately ................................................................. 40
1.5 L26S Control Panel ....................................................................................................................... 41
1.5.1 Home Screen Buttons ................................................................................................. 42
1.5.2 Operating the Device .................................................................................................. 44
1.5.2.1 Entering the Parameter Password ....................................................................................... 45
1.5.2.2 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times ..................................... 46
1.5.2.2.1 Information on running time ............................................................................................. 46
1.5.2.2.2 Information on Changing the Password .......................................................................... 47
1.5.2.2.3 Actual Temperature, Pressure Unit and Selection of the Language ...............................48
1.5.2.2.4 Compressor Number Selection ....................................................................................... 49
1.5.2.2.5 Pressure Parameters Selection ....................................................................................... 50
1.5.2.2.6 Timer Parameters Selection ............................................................................................ 51
1.5.2.2.7 Information on the Maintenance Times ........................................................................... 52
1.5.2.2.8 Information on the Maintenance Detected List ................................................................ 53
1.5.2.2.9 Information on the Alarm List........................................................................................... 54
1.5.2.2.10 Weekly Timer Selection ................................................................................................. 54
1.5.2.3 General Operation Displays, Warning and Alarm List ......................................................... 56
1.6 L30P Control Panel ....................................................................................................................... 58
1.6.1 Home Screen View ..................................................................................................... 59
1.6.2 Control Unit Info Screen .............................................................................................. 60
1.6.3 Alarms ........................................................................................................................ 65
1.6.3.1 Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately ................................................................... 65
1.6.3.2 Maintenance Messages ....................................................................................................... 66
1.6.3.3 Warning Alarms .................................................................................................................... 66
1.6.3.4 The Messages Seen in the Alarm List ................................................................................. 67

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Figure 1 Logik 8 Control Panel .......................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 2 Logik 9 Control Panel ........................................................................................................................ 12
Figure 3 DEC 40 Control Panel ....................................................................................................................... 20
Figure 4L25S Control Panel ............................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 5L26S Control Panel ............................................................................................................................. 41
Figure 6 L30P Control Panel ............................................................................................................................ 58
Figure 7 L30P Home Screen View ................................................................................................................... 59

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Table 1 Logik 8 Control Panel ............................................................................................................................ 7
Table 2 Parameters Displayed in Logik 8 Screen .............................................................................................. 9
Table 3Alarm and Warning Codes ................................................................................................................... 10
Table 4 Logik 9 Control Panel ....................................................................................................................... 12
Table 5 Logic 9 Home Screen Buttons ............................................................................................................ 13
Table 6 Logik 9 User Menu ............................................................................................................................ 15
Table 7Alarm and Warning Codes ................................................................................................................... 17
Table 8 DEC40 Control Panel .......................................................................................................................... 20
Table 9 DEC40 Screenshots ........................................................................................................................... 21
Table 10 DEC40 Alarms .................................................................................................................................. 25
Table 11 L25S Control Panel ........................................................................................................................... 26
Table 12 Warning Alarms................................................................................................................................. 40
Table 13L26S Control Panel ............................................................................................................................ 41
Table 14 L26S Information Display Icon Descriptions ..................................................................................... 43
Table 15 General Operation Screens .............................................................................................................. 56
Table 16 Warning and Alarms List ................................................................................................................... 57
Table 17 L30P Control Panel ........................................................................................................................... 58
Table 18 L30P Home Screen Data .................................................................................................................. 59
Table 19 Main Sliding Menu Screen ................................................................................................................ 60
Table 20 L30P Compressor Setting Menu ....................................................................................................... 61
Table 21 L30P Pressure Settings .................................................................................................................... 62
Table 22 L30P Temperature Settings .............................................................................................................. 62
Table 23 L30P Start Timer Settings ................................................................................................................. 62
Table 24 Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately ................................................................................ 65
Table 25 Maintenance Messages .................................................................................................................... 66
Table 26 Warning Alarms................................................................................................................................. 66
Table 27 The Messages Seen in the Alarm List .............................................................................................. 67

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 1. Indicators

1.1 Logik 8 Control Panel

Table 1 Logik 8 Control Panel

Ref Description

1 Info screen

2 Warning LED

3 Start

4 Stop

5 Reset

6 Alarm

Figure 1 Logik 8 Control Panel

1.1.1 Home Screen Buttons

Start : Starts the compressor.

Stop : Stops the compressor.

Reset : Displays and resets the running and maintenance hours, selects parameters, confirms changes,
displays operating temperature.

X10 LED : Reminds you to multiply the numeric value on the screen by 10.
X100 LED : Reminds you to multiply the numeric value on the screen by 100.

1.1.2 Starting the Compressor

 When you energize the compressor, the screen displays .

 When you press button to start the compressor, the operating pressure is displayed on the

screen as .
 If the pressure in the pressure line is equal to or higher than the set pressure of the compressor,

message blinks on the screen. The compressor keeps idling as long as p15 (idling time). At

the end of this period, message becomes steady and the compressor

stops. The pressure drops until the compressor stops. If the pressure drops below the set pressure the
compressor switches to load, p15 time is reset and the screen displays the operating pressure.

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  When you press button to stop the compressor, the screen displays message, the
compressor switches to idle first and after idling for 30 seconds, the compressor stops. During 30

seconds, message blinks, the compressor can be restarted by pressing button during
this period.

 At the end of the period, "off" message becomes steady and the compressor stops. At this moment
x10 indicator starts blinking.

 The compressor cannot be restarted for p17 (safety time). At the end of the period, x10 indicator
goes off and the compressor can be restarted.

 When an alarm is emitted, the relevant alarm code is displayed on the screen.

The relevant buttons are located on the right hand side of the screen for convenience. When the screen is
displayed, press the buttons shown on the right hand side to proceed. Press the framed buttons

simultaneously. Press and hold the first one while pressing the other. Press the buttons
shown in the figure respectively

Once you press the buttons shown, compare the screen displayed with the screen shown in the manual to
make sure that you are proceeding correctly. Thus you can proceed step by step. Besides, the order of the
steps are shown on the left hand side of the screen. You can easily carry out the settings and checks shown
by following these steps.

1.1.3 Monitoring the Service Times

You can display the service times by pressing button for a short time when the compressor is running

1 (Operating Pressure)

2 (Operating Temperature)

3 Time Remaining Before Air Filter Replacement.

4 Time Remaining Before Oil Filter Replacement.

5 Time Remaining Before Separator Replacement.

6 Time Remaining Before Oil Replacement.

7 Check Time.

8 (Restart Pressure Displayed)

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Since the screen can display only 3 digits, the values above 999 hours are displayed in combination with
"x10" or "x100" indicators. In other words; 1800 hours is displayed on the screen in combination with

and “x10” indicator. If the maintenance periods are elapsed, the values are displayed with - (minus).

(if x10 indicator is illuminated, the maintenance is 10 hours late.) If no buttons are pressed for 1

minute, the screen automatically displays the home screen.

1.1.4 Monitoring the Running Times

WHILE THE COMPRESSOR IS RUNNING, PRESS BUTTONS TO DISPLAY THE RUNNING HOURS

1 (OPERATING PRESSURE)

2 (TOTAL RUNNING TIME)

3 (LOADED RUNNING TIME)

4 (RUNS PER HOUR)

5 SOFTWARE VERSION

6 (OPERATING PRESSURE IS DISPLAYED AGAIN

1.1.5 Parameters Used in the Compressor and Their Values

Table 2 Parameters Displayed in Logik 8 Screen

CODE DESCRIPTION SET VALUE

Pressure Check
0
(0 = Transmitter, 1 = Pressure Switch)
Pressure Transmitter Upper Limit 15 Bar
High Pressure Alarm 8,5 – 11 – 13,7 Bar
Stop Pressure 7,4 – 9,9 – 12,9 Bar
Operating Pressure 6,5 – 9.2 – 12,2 Bar
Pressure Transmitter Range 0
0
Air End Temperature Stop Value 130 C
0
Air End Temperature Alarm Value 108 C
0
Air End Temperature Pre-Alarm Value 103 C
0
Lowest Operating Temperature 0 C
0
Temperature Probe Offset 0 C
Star Running Time 5s
Star Delta Time 35 ms
Delay Before Switching to Loaded State 2s

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 1 min (T 3-20) / 2 min (T 20B-
Idling Time
30)
Variable Idling Time 0
Safety Time 30 s
Air Filter Replacement Time 3000 h
Oil Filter Replacement Time 3000 h
Separator Replacement Time 6000 h
Oil Replacement Time 6000 h
Compressor Check 3000 h
Max. Number of Motor Starts per Hour 20
LOW VOLTAGE ALARM 1
REMOTE START 0
PRESSURE UNIT 0 : Bar 1 : PSI
TEMPERATURE UNIT 0 : Centigrade 1 : Fahrenheit
RL5 SET VALUE 0
FAN OPERATING TEMPERATURE (RL5) 85-90-95 °C
FAN STOP TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE (RL5) 5

Caution: service times (p18-p22) count down. When the set time is elapsed, - (minus) values are displayed on the screen. (-30 indicates
that the service time is 30 hours late)

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

1.1.6 Descriptions of the Codes Displayed on the Screen of the Compressor

Table 3Alarm and Warning Codes
CODE DESCRIPTION
ALARMS
Data Error (Set Values Lost, Restored to Factory
Defaults)
Phase Error Occurred

Motor Thermal Switch Open the Circuit

Compressor Stopped Due To High Operating
Temperature
Operating Temperature at Pre-Alarm Value

Temperature Sensor Failure

Lowest Operating Temperature (Ambient Temperature

Lower Than Value)

Low Voltage
Compressor to Run in Loaded/Idle State for 1 Hour

Continuously (In One Hour Set Value

Achieved.)
High Pressure Switch Open

P03 Pressure Value Exceeded

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 Pressure Transmitter / Pressure Switch Connection
Error
Emergency Stop Button Pressed

WARNINGS
Time for Air Filter Replacement

Time for Oil Filter Replacement

Time for Separator Replacement

Time for Oil Replacement

(Text Steady) Compressor Stopped / Waiting

(text blinking) Compressor is about to stop (waiting for
30 s to elapse)

If an error of warning signal is displayed, press button to reset.

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1.2 Logik 9 Control Panel

Figure 2 Logik 9 Control Panel

Table 4 Logik 9 Control Panel

Ref Description

1 Fan is Running

2 Compressor is on Load

3 Remote Start/Stop

4 Alarm Detected

5 Maintenance Time Over

6 Temperature Unit Display

7 Master/Slave Operation

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1.2.1 Home Screen Buttons
Table 5 Logic 9 Home Screen Buttons

BUTTON REMARK FUNCTION

START/STOP Allows you to start and stop the compressor.

Allows you to increase your parameter value and move

UP upwards within the parameters.

Allows you to decrease your parameter value and move

DOWN downwards within the parameters.

Allows you to select the value shown on the screen,

ENTER approve the changes and reset the faults shown on the
display.

In the normal condition (when there is no fault or alarm);

INFORMATION working pressure is displayed in the first row. Screw
DISPLAY temperature is displayed in the second row.

1.2.2 Starting the Compressor

 When you energize the compressor, the message appears on the screen .

 When the button is pressed to start the compressor, at the top of the screen the operating

pressure and at the bottom the screw temperature are seen as .

 If the pressure in the pressure line is at the compressor's set pressure value or higher, is displayed

on the screen .
 If the pressure in the pressure line is below the compressor's set pressure value, the compressor

begins to run and in the meantime flashes . When the compressor switches to

the load, remains stable.

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  When the compressor reaches the set pressure value, it switches to idle and will continue to run at

idle as long as the idle period. At the end of the period, message becomes stable and
the compressor stops. If the pressure drops below the compressor's set pressure value, the
compressor switches to load again, idle time is reset and the operating pressure is displayed on the
screen.

 When the button is pressed to stop the compressor, the message appears on
the screen, the compressor is switched to idle at first and stops after running at idle for a set period.
During this time, the 'OFF' message and the operating pressure values are displayed intermittently

on the screen, the compressor can be reactivated by pressing the button again within this
period.

 At the end of this period, the "OFF" message stable and the compressor stops.

 The compressor cannot be run again during the set period.

 When an alarm occurs, the relevant alarm code is displayed as on the screen .

1.2.3 Operating the Device

For the ease of monitoring, related buttons are located just on the right side of the screen image. When you

see the screen, continue by pressing the buttons shown on the right side. Press the buttons
shown as in order.

To ensure that you proceed in the right order after you press the buttons shown, compare the displayed
screen with the screen shown in the book. Thus, you can proceed step by step. Also, to not to confuse the
order, the number of the step is written on the left side of the screen. You can easily make the settings and
controls shown by following these steps.

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

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1.2.3.1 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times

Device menu is entered by pressing the button .

Table 6 Logik 9 User Menu

Operation Button to be
On Screen Display Description
No. Pressed

You can change the stop pressure with the help of

2
the up and down arrow buttons by logging in with
the enter button.

You can change the start pressure with the help of

3
the up and down arrow buttons by entering with
the enter button.

4 You can select the pressure display as "Bar" or

"PSI" by entering with the enter button.

6 You can select the temperature display as “°C” or

“°F” by entering with the enter button.

8
Total working hours

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Operation Button to be
On Screen Display Description
No. Pressed

9
Load working hours

10
Time to change air filter

11
Time to change oil filter

12
Time to change separator filter

13
Time to change oil

14
Time to check compresör

15 Time to lubricate bearings

16 Starts/hour

17
Software release

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Operation Button to be
On Screen Display Description
No. Pressed

The last 20 Alarm codes occurred are displayed

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with the help of the down arrow key.

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It returns to the working screen.

1.2.4 Descriptions of the Codes Displayed on the Screen of the Compressor

Table 7Alarm and Warning Codes

CODE MEANING

ALARMS

Phase Error Occurred


 Compressor Stopped due to the High Working Temperature

 At the Lowest Working Temperature (the Environment is

Cooler than the H05 Value)

 Temperature Sensor Failure

 Low Voltage

 High Pressure Switch is Opened

 P02 Pressure Value is Exceeded

 Pressure Transmitter/Pressure Switch Connection Error

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  Emergency Stop Button is Pressed

 Thermal Motor

 Thermal Fan

 Input is Open

 Security

 Modbus Connection Error

 Power Fault

WARNINGS

 SET data loss

 Working Temperature is at the Pre-Alarm Level

 Temperature probe is not connected (When H00 parameter

is set to "0", it appears on the screen)

 compressor will Run as Nonstop for 1 Hour at Load/as

Empty (S-h Set Value is reached within one hour.)

 Multiunit Connection Failure

 Master/Slave Connection Failure

 Time to change air filter

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  Time to change oil filter

 Time to change separator filter

 Time to change oil

 Time to check compresör

Time to lubricate bearings


 (Text constant) Compressor is Stopped / idle

 (the text flashes with the pressure value) The compressor is
about to stop (30 s expiration time is being waited)

If you see a fault or a warning signal, press to reset it.

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1.3 DEC 40 Control Panel

Figure 3 DEC 40 Control Panel

Table 8 DEC40 Control Panel

BUTTON DESCRIPTION FUNCTION

Display the next parameter,

MENU Delete the active alarms,

Save the set value.

Start the compressor and delete the active alarms,

RUN
Step up.

Stop the compressor and delete the active alarms,

STOP
Decrease the value.

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1.3.1 Switching Between DEC 40 Screens
Normally, the upper screen displays the pressure sensor #1 (or the position of pressure switch #1). The

lower display shows the temperature sensor #1. Browse other screens using the MENU button. To
clarify the read values the reading parameter name and read value are shown in the upper and lower
indicators respectively. Some parameter strings are so long as not to fit in a single indicator. For such

values, when the MENU button is pressed, the parameter name is displayed, and the value is
displayed in both screens when the button is released.

When an alarm is emitted, the alarm code is displayed on the upper screen.

1.3.2 DEC40 Screenshots

Table 9 DEC40 Screenshots

MESSAGE DESCRIPTION POSITION

 Stop pressure and start pressure set values Operation



Network frequency Operation


L1-L2 phase-phase voltage Operation


L2-L3 phase-phase voltage Operation


L3-L1 phase-phase voltage Operation


Motor hours remaining to Maintenance A Operation / Program / Alarm


Motor hours remaining to Maintenance B Operation / Program / Alarm


Motor hours remaining to Maintenance C Operation / Program / Alarm


Motor hours remaining to Maintenance D Operation / Program / Alarm


Working hours remaining to Maintenance E Operation / Program / Alarm


Total Working Hours Operation


Working hours at total load (LOAD output active) Operation


Working in load / total working hour percentage Operation

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 
Motor PTC value or switch position Operation

Value or switch position of temperature sensor


Operation
#2


Differential pressure value Operation


Number of remaining starts in last 1 hour Operation


Equipment software version Operation


Switch in OFF position Operation


Switch in ON position Operation

Waiting to reset the separator filter pressure


Operation
(input function)


Remote stop position (input function) Operation


Remote start position (input function) Operation


Alarm code 01 Operation


Alarm code 99 Operation


Alarm History, 9.Alarms Operation


Program parameter 99 Program


Enter user password Program


Select parameter Program

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

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1.3.3 DEC 40 Operating Modes

1.3.3.1 Selection of Operating Mode

When the unit is energized, all the lights are checked by switching on for 3 seconds. Then, it switches to
STOP position, and the STOP led lights up. The compressor is started with the REMOTE START signal

(  word is displayed on screen for 5 sec) or by pressing the RUN button. If the Safety Time is not
yet over, the RUN led flashes till the time is over. When the time is over, and the output pressure is less than
the start pressure limit, the compressor starts up.

In case of an alarm condition, the compressor immediately stops with the alarm code being
displayed on the upper display. Complete list of the alarm codes is provided in 3.6.2.4.

The compressor is normally stopped by the REMOTE STOP signal (  word is displayed on

screen for 5 sec) or by pressing the STOP button.

1.3.3.2 Stop Method

STOP led starts flashing. If the compressor is loaded, the load RELAY releases, and the motor goes on
working for the Safety Time or Idle Operation Time (whichever is longer). In the meantime, you can return to

the operation mode by pressing the RUN button once again. If the STOP button is pressed once
again in the no load mode, the compressor stops immediately. The STOP led flashes till the compressor
completely stops.

If the compressor already operates in no load condition, and the STOP button is pressed, it
goes on operating till the idle working time finishes. It is possible to immediately stop the

compressor by pressing the STOP button once again.

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1.3.3.3 Compressor Startup
If the mains voltage and frequency fall within the preset limits, and the mains phase order is correct, the
POWER Led lights up. The compressor can operate only when the POWER led is illuminated. Otherwise, it
never starts up.

If it is activated by pressing the RUN button, it is set in the Operating Position by giving a remote
START/STOP command. At this step, the unit decides to activate the compressor when the output pressure
drops below the Start Pressure Limit (or when pressure turns the switch off).

Before commissioning the compressor, the STAR relay output is activated. At the end of the Relay Switching
Time, the MAIN relay opens, whereupon the motor is switched on in the STAR switching position.

At the end of the Star Time, the STAR relay releases, and at the end of the Star/Delta Delay Time, the
DELTA relay draws.

At the end of the Load Delay Time, the LOAD relay is released for the compressor to start producing the
compressed air.

1.3.3.4 Deloading and Reloading of the Compressor

When the output pressure reaches the Stop Limit (or when the pressure opens the switch), the load relay will
release and the motor will keep on running for the motor Idling Time. If the output pressure reduces less than
the Start Pressure Limit before the time is over, the LOAD relay is reactivated.

1.3.3.5 Stop and Restart of the Compressor Depending on the Output Pressure
If the output pressure remains over the Start Pressure Limit for the Idle Operating Time (or the pressure
switch remains open), the DELTA relay releases first. At the end the Relay Switching Time, the MAIN relay
releases. In this case, the RUN led starts flashing. Set the number of max. compressor starts in 1 hour using
the Hourly Max. Start parameter. If it reaches the maximum possible number of starts, the compressor is
prevented to stop till the time for 1 hour is over, so that the motor goes on working in idle position with no
load.

1.3.4 Alarms and Warnings

The abnormalities of the compressor are classified in three different categories: warnings, service calls and
alarms. The warning is the lowest error level, and only comprises of visual warnings.

The alarms are however considered to the highest level failures, resulting in an immediate stop of the motor,
release of the alarm relay (if activated), and emitting the visual warning message. When an error occurs, the
error code is displayed on the upper display, and the related error category LED lights up.

The alarms and warnings are deleted by pushing the MENU button Emergency Stop alarms cannot be
cleared using the push buttons, the signal at the input must be removed.

The service warnings may disallow the motor operation depending on how long the service time
is exceeded.

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Table 10 DEC40 Alarms

SYMBOL CODE DESCRIPTION ERROR TYPE

AL1 01 Pressure Safety Switch ON ALARM

AL2 02 Pressure Sensor-1 High Pressure ALARM
AL3 03 Pressure Sensor-1 Failure ALARM
AL4 04 Temperature Sensor-1 High Temperature Alarm ALARM
AL5 05 Temperature Sensor-1 High Temperature Warning WARNING
AL6 06 Temperature Sensor-1 Failure ALARM
AL7 07 Temperature Sensor-1 Low Temperature ALARM
AL8 08 Fan Motor High Temperature ALARM
AL9 09 Motor PTC High Temperature ALARM
A10 10 Voltage Imbalance ALARM
A11 11 High Voltage ALARM
A12 12 Low Voltage ALARM
A13 13 High Frequency ALARM
A14 14 Low Frequency ALARM
A15 15 Phase Sequence Error ALARM
A16 16 Air Filter Clogged WARNING
A17 17 Allowed Number of Starts per Hour Exceeded WARNING
A18 18 Emergency Stop ALARM
A19 19 Internal Error WARNING
A20 20 P1-P2 Differential Pressure High ALARM
A21 21 Pressure Sensor-2 High Pressure ALARM
A22 22 Pressure Sensor-2 Failure ALARM
A23 23 Temperature Sensor-2 High Temperature ALARM
A24 24 Temperature Sensor-2 Failure ALARM
A25 25 Temperature Sensor-2 Low Temperature ALARM
A26 26 Internal Pressure Switch, High Pressure WARNING
A27 27 Delta (T2-T1) High Alarm WARNING
A28 28 Motor Thermal Protection Relay ON ALARM
A29 29 Pressure Sensor-2 Low Pressure ALARM
SHA 100 Service Period A Exceeded SERVICE
SHb 101 Service Period B Exceeded SERVICE
SHC 102 Service Period C Exceeded SERVICE
SHd 103 Service Period D Exceeded SERVICE
SHE 104 Service Period E Exceeded SERVICE
Stp 200 Remote Stop Signal -

1.3.5 Alarm History

The system has an alarm listing where the latest 9 alarms are kept. In case where a new alarm occurs, it is
added at the topmost order in the listing. The alarm listing can be displayed on the screen. The alarm listing
is not affected by the power failures. The prerequisite of adding an alarm in the list is that the subsequent
alarm should be different from the latest alarm, or the motor operated for at least 6 minutes after the latest
alarm is stored.

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1.4 L25S Control Panel

Figure 4L25S Control Panel

Table 11 L25S Control Panel

Ref Description

1 Info screen
Alarm / Warning
2
LED
3 Start

4 Stop

5 Enter

6 Down

7 Up

1.4.1 Home Screen Buttons

Start: Starts the compressor.

Stop: Stops the compressor.

Up: Increases the parameter value and moves upwards in the parameters.

Down: Decreases the parameter value and moves downwards in the parameters.

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Enter: Selects the value displayed on the screen, confirms the changes and resets the failures displayed on
the screen.

Warning LED: Indicates that the compressor is in failure or alarm state.

Info Screen: Normally (no failure or alarm present) the first

line displays the operating pressure and air end temperature.

The second line contains a text explaining the current state of

the compressor (load, idle, etc.).

1.4.2 Operating the Device

The buttons to be pressed are located next to the screen shot for facilitating the operation of the device.
Compare the screen shot below with the control unit screen and proceed.

The order of the steps is indicated by bold numbers next to the screen shot in order to avoid mistakes. You
can carry out settings and checks on the device by following the numbers.

press the framed buttons simultaneously. Press and hold the first one while pressing the next one.

press the buttons shown without frames respectively.

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1.4.2.1 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

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 Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

1.4.2.2 Information on Maintenance Times

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

3 Air filter replacement time.

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 Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

4 Oil filter replacement time.

5 Separator filter replacement time.

6 Oil replacement time

7 Compressor check time

8 Bearing greasing time

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1.4.2.3 Information on Running Times

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

2 Total running time

3 Loaded running time

4 Loaded / Total Running Time

5 Number of starts per hour

6 Flow rate

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 Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

Control Unit Software Revision

7
Number

1.4.2.4 Alarm Records

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed
The last 20 alarms issued by the
compressor are displayed in
descending order starting with the
1
latest alarm. So it is possible to
detect the most frequent failure
easily.

2 The most recent alarm

If 20 alarms haven't occurred, the

3 menu screen is displayed again
after the oldest alarm.

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1.4.2.5 Compressor Configuration Information

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

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1.4.2.6 Selecting the Current Temperature, Pressure Unit and Language

Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed

The factory default is (ºC); press

3 the button to display (ºF).

Button confirms selection and the

4 next step is displayed.

The factory default is (Bar); press

5
the button to display (Psi).

Button confirms selection and the

6
next step is displayed

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 Button to
Actio
Screen Shot be Description
n No.
Pressed
The desired language can be
selected by either of the two
buttons. (Italian, English, French,
7
German, Spanish, Portuguese,
Turkish and Russian are
available.)

Once the date and time are set by

pressing the buttons, the
8 confirmation button is pressed to
proceed to the next setting.

Button confirms the setting and

9 returns to the home screen.

1.4.2.7 Entering Parameter Password

Actio Button to
Screen Shot Description
n No. be Pressed

Pressing both buttons

simultaneously on the home
1 screen displays the screen where
the password is set. Select 1 for
the user parameters.

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Actio Button to
Screen Shot Description
n No. be Pressed

NOTE: Press the button any time for five (5) seconds to display the home screen again. If no
buttons are pressed within two (2) minutes, the home screen is displayed automatically.

1.4.2.8 Parameter Listing (User Level)

Wt6: RL6 On Time

Wt7: RL6 Off Time

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Total Hours: Total running time of the compressor.

Loaded Hours: Loaded running time of the compressor.

Loaded Running Percentage: Rate of the loaded time to the total time.

Number of Starts per Hour: Allowed number of starts per hour.

Flow Rate: Flow rate

Release No: Control unit software version

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

 Serial Number

The serial number of the compressor is recorded here for easy monitoring.

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The automatic start and stop settings of the compressor are made here. When the button is pressed, OFF-
ON starts blinking. You can make a selection with the Up and Down buttons.

When you press the button when OFF is blinking, the start and stop of the compressor are
made with the button and Clock Timer menu is displayed.

When you press the button when ON is blinking, the start and stop of the compressor are made with
the timer and DAY1 text is displayed. On this screen, 1 stands for Monday and 7 stands for Sunday.

You can select the desired day with the up and down buttons and confirm with the button.

1 ON 00:00 – OFF 00:00

When ON is blinking; you can set the time (hour and minute) when the compressor will start running with the

up and down buttons and, confirm with button. When OFF is blinking; you can set the time when the
compressor will stop in the same manner. (3 ON/OFF values can be entered for each day) once the last
OFF value for the same day is entered, the screen displays “GUN NO. #”. 7 days of the week are set in the

same manner. If you want to copy the settings of the previous day, press and buttons respectively

after the settings are made. If you want to change the settings for a confirmed day press and
buttons respectively. Once the OFF (7th day) value of the last day is entered, the screen displays “DLS
TIME: NO- YES” text. (YES is pre-selected.)

YES: Summer time, it changes on the last Sunday of March and October according to the official time.

NO: Summer time applies. Official time not available.

• The time settings should be between 00:00 and 23:59.

• If the 3rd OFF time in the day is later than 23:59, the time value moves to the next day and "DAY1"
text becomes "DAY1-2".

• If the set "OFF" time is the same as the "ON" time before it, this command will not be performed.

EXAMPLE:

A) Three ON/OFF Commands In A Day

1 ON 07:30 – OFF 12:30 - 2 ON 13:30 – OFF 17:30 - 3 ON 18:30 – OFF 23:30

B) Two ON/OFF Commands In A Day

1 ON 07:30 – OFF 17:30 - 2 ON 13:30 – OFF 17:30 - 3 ON 17:30 – OFF 17:30

C) One ON/OFF Command In A Day

1 ON 07:30 – OFF 17:30 - 2 ON 17:30 – OFF 17:30 - 3 ON 17:30 – OFF 17:30

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If the compressor is stopped by the timer, you can press and hold start button for 3 seconds to restart the
compressor.

1.4.2.9 Warning, Alarm and Failure Screens

If the screen displays a failure message, first find out and correct the failure. Then reset the failure with the
button to restart the compressor.

Compressor Ready to Run.

Compressor Running Under Load (Generating Air).

Compressor Idling.

Compressor Stopped Automatically.

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1.4.2.10 Alarms That Stop The Compressor Immediately
Table 12 Warning Alarms
Alarm Code Screen Shot Description
Alarms That Stop The Compressor Immediately
AL01 EMERGENCY STOP Emergency Stop Button Pressed.
AL02 MOTOR OVERLOAD The Main Motor Thermal Switch Stopped The Compressor.
AL03 FAN OVERLOAD The Fan Motor Thermal Switch Stopped The Compressor.
AL04 NO PHASE Power Cut.
Phases Connected Reversely, Replace Two Phases From The
AL05 WRONG PHASE Input Clamp.
AL07 POWER CUT Digital Input control voltage cut.
AL11 HIGH PRESSURE Compressor Exceeded Set Pressure, Contact Service.
AL12 TEMP. PROBE FAILURE Temperature Sensor Failure.
Compressor Stopped Due To High Temperature, Contact
AL13 AIR END HIGH TEMPERATURE Service.
AL14 AIR END LOW TEMPERATURE Airend Temperature Too Low.
AL18 NO POWER Power Cut and Compressor Stopped. Restart Manually.
AL19 CONTROL UNIT Control Unit May Be Out Of Service, Contact Service.
AL20 MOTOR HIGH TEMPERATURE The Main Motor Body Temperature High (PTC On).
AL21 SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH Internal Pressure High.
AL22 IN7 ON Input 7 On.
AL25 SEPARATOR Internal pressure high. The separator filter might be very dirty.
AL33 RS232 FAILURE Check the connections.
AL44 HIGH BEARING TEMPERATURE Bearing temperature high. Call the authorized service station.
Alarms That Stop The Compressor After 30 Seconds of Idling
AL26 PRESS. SENS. FAILURE Pressure Transmitter Failure
AL28 LOW VOLTAGE Check Power Source.
AL29 SAFETY Service Time During Safety Mode Exceeded.
AL30 CAUTION HIGH TEMPERATURE The Compressor Is About To Stop Due To High Temperature.
Warning Alarms
AL35 SET VALUE ERROR Factory Defaults Restored.
AL36 AIR FILTER Vacuum Switch Off, Check Air Filter.
AL39 LOW VOLTAGE Check Power Source.
AL40 HIGH VOLTAGE Check Power Source.
De-energize and Check Again, If the Failure Persists, Contact
AL41 TIMER FAILURE
Service
AL42 RS232 / COMM. FAILURE Check the connections.
AL47 MAX START/HOUR Maximum Number of Starts per Hour Achieved.
Messages on Maintenance
AL50 AIR FILTER REPLACEMENT Time for Air Filter Replacement.
AL51 OIL FILTER REPLACEMENT Time for Oil Filter Replacement.
AL52 SEP. FILTER REPLACEMENT Time for Separator Filter Replacement.
AL53 OIL REPLACEMENT Time for Oil Replacement.
AL54 COMPRESSOR CHECK Time For Compressor Check.
AL55 BEARING GREASING Time for Greasing the Bearings.

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1.5 L26S Control Panel

Figure 5L26S Control Panel

Ref. Description
Information
1
display
Alarm/Warning
2
LED
3 Start

4 Stop

5 Down

6 Up

7 Enter

8 Reset

Table 13L26S Control Panel

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1.5.1 Home Screen Buttons
Start: Allows you to start the compressor.

Stop: Allows you to stop the compressor.

Up: Allows you to increase your parameter value and move upwards within the parameters.

Down: Allows you to decrease your parameter value and move downwards within the parameters.

Enter: Allows you to choose the value shown on the screen and confirm the changes.

Reset: Allows you to reset the faults shown on the screen and return to the previous menu screen.

Warning LED: It declares that the compressor is in a failure or alarm status.

Information Display:

1) General icons:
• Discharge operation
• Multiunit operation
• Master\Slave operation
• Maintenance messages
2) Alarm or maintenance messages
3) Start\stop weekly timer
4) Actual Time
5) Fan is running
6) Temperature value
7) Driver information area
8) Compressor status:
9) Pressure zone:
• Working pressure and stop\start pressure
• Auxiliary pressure transducer value (if enabled)
• Motor is running
• Load solenoid valve open

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Description of the Information Display icons:

Table 14 L26S Information Display Icon Descriptions

Ref Meaning

Discharge is active

Multiunit operation is active

Master\slave operation is active

Maintenance time

Alarm

Weekly start\stop timer is active

Compressor is OFF

Waiting for safety time

Pressure set, the compressor is running unloaded or standby

Remote start\stop input is open

Compressor is running

Stopped by the Weekly Timer. It continues to stay on the screen until the next
scheduled start.

P2 value is above the set value.

Fan is running

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 PID and output 4/20mA enabled

Stop pressure

Start pressure

Motor is running

Compressor is running at load (load solenoid is active)

Unit of measure.

Contrast

Language selection

Day and Date

1.5.2 Operating the Device

The buttons to be pressed are located next to the screen shot for facilitating the operation of the device.
Compare the screen shot below with the control unit screen and proceed.

The order of the steps is indicated by bold numbers next to the screen shot in order to avoid mistakes. You
can carry out settings and checks on the device by following the numbers.

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

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1.5.2.1 Entering the Parameter Password

Oper
Button to
ation On Screen Display Description
be Pressed
No.

When the enter button is hold

pressed at the Home screen, it
proceeds to the screen where
1
the password is selected. Level
1 is selected for the user
parameters.

Level 1 which is the menu

containing the user parameters
2
is selected with the enter key for
entering the password.

NOTE: When you are at any point of the menu, press the button for five (5) seconds to return to the
main screen. If no button is pressed within two (2) minutes, it returns to the main screen again.

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1.5.2.2 Adjusting the User Parameters and Monitoring the Service Times

1.5.2.2.1 Information on running time

Oper
Button to be
ation On Screen Display Description
Pressed
No.

The following descriptions are

displayed on the screen
2 respectively;

Working Hrs,

Load hours, % Load,

Starts /hour,

F.A.D.,

Compressor Serial Number

Controller Software Revision

Number

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1.5.2.2.2 Information on Changing the Password

Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

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1.5.2.2.3 Actual Temperature, Pressure Unit and Selection of the Language
Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The language required to be used

is selected with the up and down
arrow buttons and confirmed with
2 the enter key (Italian, English,
French, German, Spanish,
Portuguese, Turkish, Russian
and Polish can be used.)

Factory Settings is (ºC-bar). Also,

it is selected as ºF-bar, ºF-psi, ºC-
3 psi with the up and down arrow
buttons and confirmed by the
enter key.

Display brightness is set with up

and down arrow buttons and
4 confirmed by the enter key.

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 The time period, the date and
time settings of which is required
to be changed is selected with
the enter button and set by the up
5 and down arrow buttons and the
next setting is switched to by
pressing the enter button.

1.5.2.2.4 Compressor Number Selection

Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The number required to be

8 provided to the compressor
during the multiple operation is
selected via the up and down
arrow buttons and confirmed with
the enter key.

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1.5.2.2.5 Pressure Parameters Selection

Opera Button to
tion On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The value required to be changed

from the WP3 STOP PRESSURE
and WP4 START PRESSURE
2 parameters is selected with the
enter button and confirmed with
the enter button after it is set with
the up and down arrow buttons.

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1.5.2.2.6 Timer Parameters Selection

Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The value required to be changed

from the Wt6 RL6 ON and Wt7 RL6
OFF parameters is selected with
2 the enter button and confirmed
with the enter button after it is set
with the up and down arrow
button.

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1.5.2.2.7 Information on the Maintenance Times

Oper Button
ation On Screen Display to be Description
No. Pressed

Descriptions of the codes

displayed on the screen
respectively;

Time to change air filter(CAF),

Time to change oil filter(COF),

Time to change sep.

2
filter(CSF),

Time to change oil(C--),

Time to compressor control(C--

h),

Time to bearing lubrication(C-

BL).

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1.5.2.2.8 Information on the Maintenance Detected List

Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The list of the parts that of the

maintenance is overdue but for
2
which no maintenance is made is
displayed.

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1.5.2.2.9 Information on the Alarm List

Oper Button to
ation On Screen Display be Description
No. Pressed

The last 20 alarm given by the

compressor is displayed
respectively, starting from the
1 most recent. Thus, the most likely
reason of the malfunction of the
compressor can be easily
identified.

00-The latest alarm

2

3 19-The oldest alarm

1.5.2.2.10 Weekly Timer Selection

The weekly timer operations are made from the menu No. 13 "Timer On/Off".

It is entered by navigating on the menu No. 13 and by the enter key. The T01 "Weekly.Timer.Activation"
parameter is selected by the enter key and the (factory setting "NO") is made "YES". After this parameter is
set to "YES", T02 "Weekly Timer" appears on the screen. It is entered by navigating on the T02 parameter
and by the enter key.

Automatic start and stop time settings of the compressor are made here. "Mon" day option starts flashing.
With the help of the up and down arrow buttons, the required day is selected and confirmed by pressing the
enter key.

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There are 3 (T1, T2, T3) time intervals adjustable separately for each day. While the ON time of the T1
interval flashes after the day selection: the time value when the compressor will start to run can be adjusted
with the help of the up and down buttons (in hour and minute) and confirmed by pressing the enter key.
Then while OFF time flashes; the time value when the compressor will stop is adjusted in the same way.
It can be set in the same way for the 7 days of the week.

• Time settings must be between 00:00 and 23:59.

• If the T3/OFF hour within the day is after 23:59, the time value moves to the next day and the next
day appears next to the T3/OFF hour.

• If the set "OFF" time and the "ON" time before it are the same, this application does not take place.

EXAMPLE:

A) Three ON/OFF applications within one day

ON OFF

T1 07:30 12:30

T2 13:30 17:30

T3 18:30 23:30

B) Two ON/OFF applications within one day

ON OFF

T1 07:30 12:30

T2 13:30 17:30

T3 17:30 17:30

C) One ON/OFF application within one day

ON OFF

T1 07:30 17:30

T2 17:30 17:30

T3 17:30 17:30

When the compressor is stopped by the timer, if the start button is pressed for 3 seconds the compressor will
start running again.

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1.5.2.3 General Operation Displays, Warning and Alarm List
Table 15 General Operation Screens

On Screen Display Description

Compressor is Ready to Run.

Compressor is running on Load

(Produces Air).

Compressor is Running at Idle.

Compressor automatically stopped

since it reached the pressure set
value.

Compressor is waiting for starting

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If you see a fault message on the screen, please resolve it by learning the fault condition at the first place.
Then, to be able to restart the compressor remove the fault from the screen with the RESET button.

Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately

Table 16 Warning and Alarms List

Alarm Code On Screen Display Causes

Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately

AL01 Emergency Stop Emergency Stop Button is Pressed

AL02 Motor Overload Main Thermal Motor Stopped the Compressor.
AL03 Thermal Fan Thermal Fan Stopped the Compressor.
AL04 No Phase Loss of one or more phases
AL05 Wrong Phase Error in the Phase Order
AL07 IN7 is Open Input 7 is Open
AL09 Driver Fault Alarm Occurred in the Drive
AL11 High Pressure The Compressor Exceeded the Set High Pressure Value
AL12 Temperature Probe Failure Screw Temperature Probe Failure
AL13 High Temperature Screw Temperature Exceeded the Set Value
AL14 Low Temperature Screw Temperature is Low, Temperature is Below the Set
AL15 Separator Filter The Difference Between the Internal Pressure and
Operating Pressure Exceeded the Set Value
AL18 Power Off Power was Cut Off and the Compressor Stopped
AL20 Motor Temperature PTC Opened
AL21 Input Power Fault Input powers are cut off
AL22 Input IN7 General Alarm
AL25 Separator Filter Internal pressure is high. Separator filter may be over
AL26 Press. Transd. Failure Pressure Transmitter Defective
AL27 Aux. Transd. Failure Pressure Transmitter.2 Defective
AL28 Low Voltage Check the Energy Source
AL29 Safety Service Time Expired When the Safety Mode is Open
AL30 High Temperature Warning Compressor is About to Stop due to Over Heating
AL33 RS485 Failure Check the connections
AL44 Bearing Over Heating Bearing temperatures are high. Inform the service
AL60 Inverter Failure Driver error was reported by serial communication
AL62 Communication Inverter There is no Connection with the Driver
Warning Alarms
AL35 Data Lost Restored to Default
AL36 Air Filter Vacuum Switch is Off, Please Check the Air Filter
AL39 Low Voltage Check the Energy Source
AL40 High Voltage Check the Energy Source
AL41 Clock Failure Cut the Power and Check Again, if the Error Continues,
Inform the Service
AL42 RS485 Failure Check the Connections
AL47 Starts/Hour Maximum number of starts per hour is reached

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Messages Related with the Maintenance
AL50 Change Air Filter Air Filter Replacing Time is Reached
AL51 Change Oil Filter Oil Filter Replacing Time is Reached
AL52 Change Sep. Filter Separator Filter Replacing Time is Reached
AL53 Change Oil Oil Change Time is Reached
AL54 Check Compress. Compressor Control Time is Reached
AL55 Check Bearings Bearing Lubrication Time is Reached

1.6 L30P Control Panel

Figure 6 L30P Control Panel

Table 17 L30P Control Panel

Ref Description

1 Alarm

2 Maintenance time warning

3 Hours worked counter

4 Start

5 Stop

6 Reset

7 Function buttons

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1.6.1 Home Screen View

Figure 7 L30P Home Screen View

Table 18 L30P Home Screen Data

Ref Description
Compressor running (if it is blinking, the compressor will either stop or start; if it
1
is invisible the compressor has stopped.)
2 Compressor under load
3 Operating pressure
4 Pressure unit (bar/PSI)
5 Stop pressure
5.1 Operating pressure
6 Set Pressure
8 Fan Running
9 Air End temperature
0 0
10 Temperature unit ( C / F)
14 Remote control and multiple runs
15 Wireless connection
16 Info screen for inverter
17 Pressure levels starting the compressor
18 M/S running

In case of alarm, the inverter info screen displays the alarm. Besides, the alarm indicator on the left
hand side of the LCD is illuminated.

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NOTE: Changing the Start-Stop Set Pressure: Pressing F1 (SEL) button takes you to the menu and F2
button lets you select the values to be changed. F1 and F2 buttons are used for setting the desired value
and F3 button confirms the setting. F4 button returns to the home screen.

1.6.2 Control Unit Info Screen

• Main Menu

Pressing F3 on the home screen takes you to the main menu.

Sliding menu display

You can switch between the menus with F1

and F2 buttons, enter the menu with F3
button and return to the previous menu with
F4 button.

Logik 30-P control unit has 3 levels of security. (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3)
The changes that can be made are limited according to the level of your password.

Table 19 Main Sliding Menu Screen

Ref Description

1 Password
2 Screen settings
3 Compressor settings
4 Compressor information
5 Pressure
6 Temperature
8 Start timer
9 Maintenance hours
10 Running hours
11 Alarms
12 Reset
13 Weekly time setting
14 Driver

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 • Password

The password levels are selected with F1 and F2

buttons. F3 button confirms the selection.

Once the password level is selected, codes are

displayed in the green field. The desired values are set
with F1 and F2 button and F3 button moves to the next
code. Press F4 to move back to the previous code. After
entering the last value, confirm with F3 button. If the
password is correct, the screen settings will be displayed
as the first menu. If the password is incorrect, "Password
incorrect" message is displayed and the previous menu
is displayed.

• Screen Settings

You can set the language, pressure and temperature

values, LCD screen contrast, date and time, automatic
DLS / summer time settings without a password.

First, the setting to be changed is selected with F1 and

F2 buttons, then F3 is pressed for the changes.

• Compressor Settings

This menu allows you to make the basic settings for the compressor.

Table 20 L30P Compressor Setting Menu

COMPRESSOR SETTINGS

Settin Pass
Parameter Description Content Value
g word
S01 *Restart Aut = Automatic / Man = Manual Auto/Man Man 1-2-3
YES=Phase control active
S04 Phase Control YES/NO YES 1-2-3
NO=Phase control inactive
YES=Low voltage alarm and warning active
S06 Low Voltage NO=Low voltage alarm and warning YES/NO YES 1-2-3
inactive

* Manual: The compressor doesn't start automatically after shutdown due to power cut and the LCD screen displays "POWER OFF".
Automatic: The compressor waits for the waiting period (Wt5) before restarting after shutdown due to power cut and the LCD screen displays "WAITING".
Once this period has been elapsed, the compressor starts automatically.
The changed set data is saved in the alarm ram and it is cancelled in case of a reset operation.

NOTE: Before changing any parameter please contact your local service.

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 • Pressure
This menu allows you to set the pressure parameters. You can enter the menu by pressing F3 button and
select the parameters depending on the password levels. F1 and F2 buttons are used for selecting the
desired parameter and F3 button confirms the setting. Once the selected parameter is set with F1 and F2
buttons, you can confirm with F3 button.

Table 21 L30P Pressure Settings

PRESSURE

Settin Pass
Parameter Description Content Value
g word
WP3 P. Stop Stop pressure Auto/Man 10 bar 3
WPS Set pressure Set value for operating pressure YES/NO 9,0 bar 3
WP4 P. Start Start pressure YES/NO 8.5 bar 3

• Temperature
This menu allows you to set the temperature parameters. You can enter the menu by pressing F3 button and
select the parameters depending on the password levels. F1 and F2 buttons are used for selecting the
desired parameter and F3 button confirms the setting. Once the selected parameter is set with F1 and F2
buttons, you can confirm with F3 button.

Table 22 L30P Temperature Settings

TEMPERATURE

Settin Pass
Parameter Description Content Value
g word
0
WT5 Low Temperature Low Air End temperature -10 ÷ +15 0 C 1-2-3

• Start Timer
This menu allows you to set the parameters for start timer.

Table 23 L30P Start Timer Settings

WORKING HOURS

Parameter Description Value Setting Password

Wt6 On RL6 1 ÷ 10 s 2s 1-2-3

Wt7 Off RL6 1 ÷ 10 min 3 min 1-2-3

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 • Maintenance
This menu has two sub-menus. If the menu selected with F1 and F2 is confirmed with F3, the menus below
are displayed:

1- Maintenance timer (password level 1-2-3)

2- Maintenance listing (password level 1-2-3)

Maintenance Timer
This menu allows you to set the maintenance hours.
F1 button selects and F3 button confirms. The
examples below show how the SET and RESET
operations for the air filter are performed.

CAF = Air filter replacement

COF = Oil filter replacement
CSF = Separator filter replacement
C-- = Oil replacement
C-h = Compressor check

The example on the left applies for all maintenance

times.

SET and RESET operations are performed with the

buttons under the LCD screen (F1 - F2 - F3 - F4). ESC
function is used to return to the previous menu.

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 Maintenance Listing

This menu records the last reset 20 maintenance times in

days and hours.

The records can be seen with F1 and F2 buttons. ESC

(F4) is used to return to the previous menu.

• Running Hours

This menu shows the running hours, loaded running hours,

percentage of running hours and number of starts per hour.
The running hours is connected to RL1 contactor. The
loaded running hours is connected to RL4 solenoid valve.
The percentage of running hours is the rate of RL4 to RL1
last 100 running hours. Besides, the value is refreshed at
every 5 minutes. The starts / hour rate gives the number of
starts per hour.

• Alarms

You don't need a password to enter this menu and

you can access the last 20 alarms in this menu.
The 21st alarm overwrites the first alarm and it
goes on. The date and time of each alarm is
displayed.

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1.6.3 Alarms

1.6.3.1 Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately

Table 24 Alarms that Stop the Compressor Immediately

CODE REMARK CAUSE

1 Emergency Stop Emergency stop button is pressed (IN1)

2 Thermal Motor Main thermal motor stopped the compressor (IN2)

3 Thermal Fan Thermal fan stopped the compressor (IN3)

4 Door Open Input IN5 is open if it is set as S11=2

5 Missing Phase Loss of one or more phases more than 400ms
6 Wrong Error Error in the phase order

7 Sec. Press. Switch If set to S12=0 (IN6)

8 High Pressure The Compressor exceeded the set high pressure value (WP2)

9 Temperature Probe Failure Screw temperature probe defective

10 High Temperature Screw temperature has exceeded the set value (WT1)

11 Low Temperature Screw temperature has dropped below the set value (WT5)

12 Power Off Power was cut off and the compressor stopped

13 RS 232 Nr.1 Failure Check the connections for the control panel
Supply voltage of the controller dropped below 9V AC, if it is above
14 Low Voltage
10,5V, the error is reset
15 RS 232 no. 1 Failure Check the connections for the Modbus

20 Separator Filter Internal pressure is high. Separator filter may be contaminated

21 Motor Temperature PTC Opened

22 Pressure Transd. Failure Pressure Transmitter Defective

24 Safety Service Time Expired When the Safety Mode is Open

45 Bearing High Temperature If set to S12=1 (IN6)

46 Low Internal Pressure If set to S08=2

47 High Level Temperature If set to S11=5 or S12=2, IN5 or IN6 is open

If set to S09=1 or 4 the temperature has exceeded the STA1 set
66 High Safety Temperature
value
Driver error was reported by the serial communication and/or IN10
80 Driver Shut Off
is open.
81 Driver Alarm An error occurred in the driver
There is no connection with the driver. Check the connections and
83 Driver Communication
driver settings.

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1.6.3.2 Maintenance Messages
Table 25 Maintenance Messages

CODE REMARK CAUSES

The time calculated in the Maintenance menu CAF parameter has

50 Change Air Filter
expired
The time calculated in the Maintenance menu COF parameter has
51 Change Oil Filter
expired
The time calculated in the Maintenance menu CSF parameter has
52 Change Sep. Filter
expired
The time calculated in the Maintenance menu C--F parameter has
53 Change Oil
expired
The time calculated in the Maintenance menu C-h parameter has
54 Check Compressor
expired
The time calculated in the Maintenance menu BL parameter has
55 Bearing Lubricate
expired

1.6.3.3 Warning Alarms

(These alarms do not stop the compressor)
Table 26 Warning Alarms

CODE REMARK CAUSES

30 Data Lost Default settings should be loaded.

31 Air Filter If set to S11 = 1 (IN 5)

Screw temperature is over WT2 set value. It is reset if reaches to

32 Temperature Warning 0
WT2 - 5 C value.

33 Low Voltage Warning Check the energy source

34 High Voltage Check the energy source

35 RS 232 NO. 2 Failure Check the connections for the multiunit.

36 Max Start/Hour Maximum number of starts per hour is reached

37 Multiunit Failure Master/slave communication error

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CODE REMARK CAUSES

Compressor start/stop operation must be done manually.

65 Clock Failure
Master/slave operation is set by the microcontroller.
Safety temperature is above the STA2 set value. If the auxiliary
67 Safety Time Warning probe is set as the temperature probe, if the temperature drops
below the set value, it is reset automatically.
The temperature difference (screw temperature - safety
69 Delta Temperature temperature) is above the ST1 value. It is reset if it reaches the
0
ST1 - 5 C value.
The temperature is above the STD1 set value. If the auxiliary
70 High Dryer Temperature probe is set as the dryer (S09 = 3), it is reset when it reaches to
0
the ST1 - 5 C value.
Delta P. SP3 is above the set value. For the automatic reset, delta
72 Separator Filter Warning should be P<SP3- 0,2 bar and the auxiliary transducer should be
(S08=1).
74 DLS / Summer Time Local time application alert.

Auxiliary Temperature Probe If the temperature probe is set to measure the temperature
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Failure difference (S09 = 2 or 3) is seen.

1.6.3.4 The Messages Seen in the Alarm List

Table 27 The Messages Seen in the Alarm List

CODE Description CAUSES

40 Manuel Restart Sets the restart operation from automatic to manual

41 Auto Restart Sets the restart operation from manual to automatic

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