SERVICE MANUAL

ECT-F CONTROL
DMLP DIGITAL MONITOR
DMLP PRINTER
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INDEX

1 SAFETY NORMS Page 4

2 TECHNICAL FEATURES ECT-F CONTROL Page 5

2.1 Probes installation (S1-S2-S3)
2.2 S4 Digital input
2.3 S5 humidity probe
2.4 Loads installation

3 C.F.TEST – Test of sequential outputs switching on Page7

4 Access to SERVICE MENU OF ECT-F Page 8

4.1 Menu: Status data
4.2 Menu: Defrost list
4.3 Menu: Failures list
4.4 Failures table
4.5 Menu: Door openings
4.6 Menu: Parameters
4.7 InfoTest Function
4.8 Menu: Infotest Start
4.9 Menu: Infotest data
4.10 Menu: Events reset
4.11 Menu: Parameters restore
4.12 Menu: Password
4.13 Menu: Modality
4.14 Menu: Probes/Relays

5 Transferring the actions to relays Pag.17

6 Automatic defrost Pag.17

7 Special functions Pag.18

7.1 Second cooling
7.2 Stop on Door
7.3 Safety thermo settings in case of S1 faulty probe
7.4 Condenser breakdown
7.5 Evaporator breakdown
7.6 Dirty condenser detection

8 Parameters and Superparameters table Pag.20

9 Wizard key Pag.22

10 Replacement of ECT-F CONTROL board and keypad Pag.23

11 DMLP DIGITAL MONITOR technical features Pag.25

11.1 Probes installation (S1-S2)
11.2 Installation of digital door micro switch (S3- S4)
11.3 Installation of probe PT100

12 Infomatrix Pag.26

13 Accessing the SERVICE Menu of DMLP Digital Monitor Pag.27

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13.1 Menu: Failures list

13.2 Menu: Parameters
13.3 Menu: Password
13.4 Menu: Events reset
13.5 Menu: Probes/relays
13.6 Menu: Default mode

14 Parameters and Superparameters table Pag.30

15 Replacement of DMLP Digital Monitor board and keypad Pag.31

16 Installation of DMLP PRINTER Pag.32

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1 SAFETY NORMS

1. Keep this manual in a place easy to reach for the end user.

2. Before and during any mechanic or electric intervention, the machine should be
disconnected from mains since some parts are under high tension

3. Disregarding safety norms during installation and maintenance operations just as the
inobservance of the directions of this service manual may reduce the safety level of our
controllers.

4. The new ECT-F and DMLP Digital Monitor controllers are to a certain degree immune to
electromagnetic disturbances, according to CEE directives. To reduce the causes of
irradiated or conductive disturbances that might propagate through the probes, electric
loads and feed of the control, please cable wires avoiding their passage next to high
absorbance charges or electromagnetic disturbance sources.
2 TECHNICAL FEATURES ECT-F CONTROL

Keypad dimension
 Board dimensions L150xH30 mm
REMOTE BOARD
 Board dimensions: L155 x H72 mm KEYPAD CONTROL

Main supply
 230 V AC 50-60Hz +/-10%

Entry connections
 Fast connecting terminals, no tool required

Exit connexions
 On faston coupling

Probes input
 S1 > NTC ambient probe
 S2 > NTC evaporator probe
 S3 > NTC condenser probe
 S4 > Digital door micro switch REMOTE BOARD
S5 > Humidity probe input 4-20 mA – 0-20mA
ECT-F LOGGER MODULE BOARD
Relays outputs
 U1 - SPST - 30A
Real Time Clock
 U2B - SPDT - 8A
 U2A - SPDT - 8A
 Clock with date/hour, buffer battery
 U3 - SPST - 5A Data storage: 2 years without any ext. feed.
 U4 - SPST - 5A
 U5 - SPST - 5A Serial ports
 U6 - SPST - 5A  Serial port J1: not in use
Maximum instant power tension U2… U6: 12A  Serial port J2:RS 485 in
 Serial port J3 :RS 485 out
Temperature
 Working temp.: [-10°...50]°C
 Storage: [-20...65]°C
 Regulation and measurement field: [-50 ...+50]°C
 Resolution: 0,1°C Probe S1/S3
 Resolution: 0,5°C Probe S2
 Precision: +/- 0,3°C

WIZARD KEY ECT-F LOGGER MODULE

WIZARD KEY
Through the Wizard Key programming tool, up to
32 configurations with their own titles (maximum
16 editable characters) can be recorded or
transferred to the controller
2.1 Probes installation (S1-S2-S3)

Insertion connectors not requiring any tools are used

to connect the temperature and humidity probes.
Just press the small button into the entry, put in the
pealed cable and release the button making sure of
its correct insertion.

S1=AMBIENT PROBE
S2=EVAPORATOR PROBE
S3=CONDENSER PROBE

2.2 S4 digital input

S4 input is set as a digital micro door input and accepts only potential free contacts with
direct or inverted logic. Attention! no tension should be applied to S4 terminals.

2.3 S5 humidity probe

Install the humidity probe (type 4-20 mA or 3-18 mA) in a place not affected by air flows, to
allow the measurement of the real humidity level inside the chamber. Respect the polarity
of the wires when connecting to the remote board. An incidental inversion might damage
both probe and the entry circuit of the ECT-F control.

2.4 Loads installation

Take care during faston insertion not to bend the printed circuit, to avoid damages or
breakdowns. Connect the 230 V AC power supply to the fastons Neutral and Live
respecting the positions. Relay U1 is a potential free contact and is not connected to the
neutral or live contacts. The fastons marked N are in parallel and connected to the Neutral
entry one. Relay U2 has an exchange contact and therefore runs the live wire on U2A at
rest and U2B when activated. Fastons U3-U4-U5-U6 carry the live load when their relays
are activated. See electric scheme hereunder.

ELECTRIC SCHEME OF REMOTE BOARD

NEUTRAL LIVE
3 C.F.TEST Test of sequential outputs switching on

If the button is kept pressed when switching on the control, the function of sequential

turning on of the outputs is activated by means of the buttons and

This function allows to immediately check the functioning of the loads associated to the
different relays. After 25 seconds the control will start again according to the regulations
due to the set parameters. In this mode the display will visualise the strings as per the
example photogram herewith:

<C.F. TEST> Start state

U1 1^ press UP button: relay U1 activated.

U6 6^ press UP button: relay U6 activated

7^ press. The type of defrosting, i.e. electrical or hot gas, is automatically chosen

DEFROST (EL) 7^ press button UP: relay 2 activated (Electric defrost)

DEFROST (HG) 7^ press button UP: relay U1-U2 activated (Hot gas defrost)

LOADS OFF 8^ press UP button: any relay deactivated

COOLING 10^ press UP button: U1-U2-U4-U5 activated relays

The button will activate the loads in an inverted sequence. To escape from this

procedure, press the button and the equipment will turn on automatically
4 Access to ECT-F Service Menu

Press the button . Use the buttons and to access the menu:

SERVICE MENU m9

confirm with the button and enter the correct Password:

PASSWORD -> 255

If the password is wrong, the display will indicate WRONG PASSWORD and the controller
will return to the main dialog box. If the password is correct the display will visualise the
following sub-menu

Access to Service Menu SERVICE m9 STATUS DATA s1

DEFROST LIST s2

FAILURES LIST s3
4.1 Menu: STATUS DATA STATUS DATA s1
DOOR OPENINGS s4

KEYPAD ON 00124 Total no. of switching on from PARAMETERS s5

keypad (no possible reset)
TEST START s6
POWER ON 00027 Total no. of switching on from
mains (no possible reset)
(no possible reset) INFOTEST DATA s7
RESET 00000d:11h No. of days and hours of working
from memory reset
EVENTS RESET s8
ECT-F 00024d:19h No. of days and hours of working
of the unit (no possible reset)
PARAM. RESTORE s9
COMP 00012d:06h No. of days and hours of compressor
working (no possible reset)
PASSWORD s10
% of compressor working during the
COMP% 24h= 67%
last 24 hours. 00% not calculated
MODALITY s11
% of compressor working during
COMP% 1h= 29%
the last hour. 00% not calculated PROBES/RELAYS s12

Average time of compressor ON in

COMP ON 5’ 47’’ minutes/seconds

COMP OFF 2’ 11’’ Average time of compressor OFF in

minutes/seconds

Min Evap -34,0°C Maximum evaporator temperature

after calibration
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dTm Con 10,0°C Temperature condenser increase

while cooling

Minimum evaporator temperature

Max Evap -21,5°C
after calibration

Max Cond 20,0°C Maximum condenser temperature

Min Cond 10,0°C Minimum condenser temperature

Fw 5153.40 Installed firmware version

S/n 27.132.001 Identifying ECT-F control serial

number

4.2 Menu: DEFROST LIST DEFROST LIST s2

By confirming with the button OK, the display will visualize the last recorded
defrost. The counter will show up to 255 events, while only the last 32 will be
displayed along with with relevant data.

DEF01 M01 d= 30’

Defrost duration
Number of defrost stored Defrost code expressed in minutes
in memory (see following list)

Defrost codes

 M1 Defrost started from keyboard

 M2 Defrost started from serial input
 M3 Defrost started due to ITD number of hours working of the equipment
 M4 Defrost started due to ITD number of hours working of compressor
 M5 Defrost started at a certain time (parameters AD1, AD2, AD3, AD4)
 M6 Defrost started from InfoTest
 M7 Defrost started due to missing calibration data
 M8 Defrost started due to evaporation minimum temp.
 M9 Defrost started because of evaporation maximum temp.
 M10 Defrost started for protection with calibration after ADD/2 minutes
 M11 Defrost started for protection after ADD minutes with or without calibration
 M12 Protection defrost when reaching the evaporation temperature LET
 M20 Defrost run due to Off&Clean function

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 The time elapsed from the reset of memory to the defrost
event expressed in hours/days of functioning can be visualised S 00089d:19h
on the refrigerators fitted with DMLP Digital Monitor by
pressing the button OK. If the model is not equipped with S 19:22 14/12/06
DMLP Digital Monitor, only the date/hour of the event will be
displayed

4.3 Menu: FAILURES LIST FAILURES LIST s3

Confirm with the button OK. The display will visualise the last recorded failure event.
The counter shows up to 255 recorded events, while only the last 32 will be shown
along with the relevant data
F09 PROBE S1

Number of failures Type of failure

stored in memory

The time elapsed from the reset of memories to the failure event S 00089d:19h
expressed in hours/days of functioning can be visualised on the
refrigerators fitted with DMLP Digital Monitor by pressing the
button OK. If the model is not equipped with DMLP Digital S 18:01 10/07/06

Monitor, only the date/hour of the event will be displayed

 4.4 FAILURES TABLE

MESSAGE DESCRIPTION RECORDS CAUSE TEMPORARY WORKING MODE

Timed thermosetting function
Thermostat probe Values external to using average ON/OFF
PROBE S1 out of order or yes the measurement compressor time, or transferring
absent range the regulation to the evaporator
sensor after calibration
Evaporator probe Values external to
Time defrost every ITD hours for
PROBE S2 out of order or yes the measurement
a duration of DTO minutes
absent range
Auxiliary probe Values external to
Excludes reading, as if no probe
PROBE S3 out of order or yes the measurement
was installed
absent range
Run a protection defrost and, if
S2<LET°C possible the condition persists, regulates
Low evaporator
Evaporat yes breakdown of according to time - basing on
temperature
evaporator fan motor compressor ON/OFF average
times
Stops regulation until MCT- DCR
S3>MCT°C possible
High condenser temperature (taken from sensor
Condens yes breakdown of
temperature S3) is reached. After no 3 re-start
condenser fan motor
efforts, regulation is stopped
Dirty condenser S3 >PTD during
CLEAN CONDENS No No action
compressor on
Regulates through switching on
Intensive use of and off of compressor (defined by
COMPRES. WORK Yes
compressor the parameters CON/COF
minutes)
DTE temperature
Maximum defrost has not been
DEFROST TIME Yes No action
time reached reached within DTO
minutes time
No or
--- unconnected Yes No action on outputs
keypad
The clock of the
optionally supplied
No action
h00:m00 Loss of date/hour no RTCL card misses
date/hour because of
low battery or failure
The system has
detected some
EEPROM FAIL Memory failure no Default parameters are loaded
incongruent recorded
data
4.5 Menu: DOOR OPENINGS DOOR OPENINGS s4

Confirm with the button OK and the display will visualise the last recorded
door opening. If no event is recorded, than the message NO EVENT
NOTICED will appear
n = 02 / 12 d= 145’

N° of critical openings Total N° Total duration expressed in

for a time>DOO’’ of door openings minutes of door openings
vedi lista sottostante

Attention!

For the models equipped with DMLP Digital Monitor the controller will visualise the total
no. of door openings and the total duration of memory resets expressed in days and hours
of working.
If DMLP is not supplied, the controller will visualise the total number of door openings and
the total daily duration of the last 32 days.

4.6 Menu: PARAMETERS PARAMETERS s5

Confirm with the button OK: the display visualises the first
parameter, the value and unit of measure making the number P01 ADR = 00 flag
on the left blink. The parameters are selected through Up/Down
buttons. To modify the values press OK: now the display will
P01 ADR = 00 flag
have the value of the parameter blinking. This parameter can
be modified through Up/Down buttons. The memorisation of the
new value is obtained by pressing the button OK. After the last
parameter is displayed the function of characters print to
entitle the configuration of the set parameters-

Program title editing

After the last parameter, the following message is visualised:
EDIT PRG TITLE

Confirm with the button OK: the display visualises the actual string , if
existing, and makes the first of 16 characters placed on the link of the
display blink. Select one of the ASCII characters through the buttons _
increase/decrease and confirm with OK until the title is complete. The
button OK scrolls the cursor. The buttons increase and decrease select
the characters, the button OK pressed along with the decrease button
will make the cursor go back. The memorisation of the string is finished
when reaching 16 characters. The memorisation of a program in the
electronic wizard key also includes the memorisation of the edited title
showed at the switching on of the controller.
4.7 INFO TEST FUNCTION

InfoTest function is activated from TEST START s6 menu and runs a functional test of the
refrigeration equipment. It’s useful at the end of unit assembling and during technical
service because it is a powerful diagnosis mean. The test is divided into 6 phases:

Stabilisation, Thermoregulation, Defrost, Recover, Ascent, Descent.

At the end of the test, the sensed data of every phase will be visualised by accessing the
menu s7 INFOTEST DATA.

GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF THE INFOTEST FUNCTION

Start InfoTest End

°C

ETT °C

STA CYC
Cycles Cycles
Set + HYH
Set + HYL

State of compressor

PHASES 0 1 2 3 4 5

Stabilisation Defrost Free ascent to ETT °C

Thermosetting Recover Descent

The parameters parts of InfoTest function management are the following:

 STA: stabilisation cycles number

 CYC: thermoregulation cycles number
 ETT: free ascent temperature and beginning of descent to the operative set point
 Set: operative set point – HYH, HYL: compressor switching ON/OFF differential
 DTE: end of defrost temperature- DTO: maximum defrost duration
4.8 Menu: INFOTEST START
In Menu SERVICE by scrolling the buttons UP/DOWN , select TEST START s6
the menu s6 (TEST START)

Pressing the button OK the display visualises the message of

further confirmation or exit from Menu. By confirmation, the <<Confirm Esc>>
controller with start the functional test of the refrigerating unit
according to the list of the paragraph herewith. During the test
the controller will show alternatively on the display the
following photogram:
Alternated
every 4 sec.
Ph1 02 +22,0°C Ph1 h00:52:45

Number of the Run phase Cabinet Number of the Elapsed time

actual phase cycles temperature actual phase

Phases sequence

Ph0 04 +22,0°C Stabilization phase 0 for a number

of cycles = STA
numero di cicli = STA
Ph1 02 -08,0°C Thermoregulation phase 1 for a
number of cycles = CYC

Ph2 DEF +01,5°C Defrost phase 2 with end for time

DTO or temperature DTE

Temperature recover phase 3 until

Ph3 REC -06,0°C
set point value

Ascent phase 4 with loads off until

Ph4 UP +10,0°C
reaching ETT °C

Ph4 DW +04,0°C Descent phase 5 from ETT °C at

operative temperature set point

ATTENTION:
It is possible to interrupt before its end the INFOTEST by pressing the button ; on the
display the message INFOTEST STOP will appear

Early test interruption

InfoTest will be interrupted if the controller does not reach the set point in within 180 min.
or will not reach the temperature of end of defrost in the due DTO time. Please note that
any failure will interrupt the test. See next chapter “Particular conditions”

End of test
When the test is finished the display will alternate “INFOTEST ENDED" to the pre-set
main visualisation and the controller will start working according to the set parameters.
 INFOTEST DATA s7
4.9 Menu: INFOTEST DATA

Inside the Menu SERVICE, scroll the buttons Up/Down and

select menu s7 (INFOTEST DATA)
Confirm with the button OK and the controller will visualize the
first frame with information data of the functional test
previously run. Through the buttons increase or decrease the
following data can be selected :

Ph1 ON 3’ 44’’ Average time of compressor On during

thermosetting phase

Average time of compressor Off during

Ph1 OFF 2’ 12’’ thermosetting phase

Duration of defrost phase 2 expressed in

Ph2 DEF 3’ 10’’ minutes/seconds

Duration of recover phase 3 expressed in

Ph3 REC 2’ 09’’ minutes/seconds

Duration of ascent phase 4 expressed in

Ph4 UP 240’’/°C seconds/°C

Duration of descent phase 5 expressed in

Ph4 DW 68’’/°C seconds/°C

Attention! Running a new test will cancel the previous data.

4.10 Menu: EVENTS RESET EVENTS RESET s8

By pressing the button OK the display visualises the message

of further confirmation or exit from Menu. Once confirmed, the <<Confirm Esc>>
controller will cancel all the content of the memories except the
hour count. During this process the display visualises the
EVENTS ERASING
message EVENTS ERASING before getting back to the
standard functioning mode.

4.11 Menu: PARAMETERS RESTORE PARAM. RESTORE s9

By pressing the button OK the display visualises the

message of further confirmation or exit from Menu. Once
confirmed, the controller will restore the default parameters
(see PARAMETERS chapter) if they have been entered with
the electronic key. The controller will then restart with the new
setting
 PASSWORD s10
4.12 Menu: PASSWORD

By pressing the OK button the access password for the PASSWORD > 255
service Menu will be visualised. Through the Up and Down
buttons this number may be modified between 0 (PASSWORD >255

EXCLUDED) and 255. To confirm the new value press the

button OK. Blinking characters will confirm the memorisation.

4.13 Menu: MODALITY MODALITY s11

ALARMS DISABLED

Confirm with OK and select with the buttons the

type of mode: “without alarms” or “with alarm”. By the first
option the signalling and recording of temperature and door
alarms are disabled (with DMLP Digital Monitor). Functional
ALARMS ENABLED
alarms are not inhibited.
In the second case all the signalling and recording of alarm I
temperature and open door are enabled .

PROBES/RELAYS s12
4.14 Menu:PROBES/RELAYS

In the SERVICE MENU select menu s12 until reaching Chamber -20.8°C
PROBES/RELAYS. By pressing the button OK the value of the
sensor S1 is visualised. Through the buttons Up and Down Evaporat -33.5°C
the values of temperature and humidity measured by all the
other sensors (if installed) may be visualised. The last string Condens +25,5°C
refers to the activated status of output relays.
For example: Humidity 70%Rh
The string U123456 110001 means that the relays U1, U2
and U6 are activated, while all the others are off. U123456 110001
5 TRANSFERRING THE ACTIONS TO RELAYS

Every internal action of the controller can be transferred to one of the no. 6 relays, by
associating to the parameter Pux of the relay x the value of the correspondent action.
For Example PU2=3: the relay 2 is set as a control of the evaporator fans.

ID Action
01 Cooling zone 1
02 Defrosting zone 1
03 Control of evaporator fans
04 Control of condenser fans
05 Light of cabinet
06 Auxiliary load
07 Mutable remote alarm
08 Dehumidification
09 Humidification
10 No-ice exit
11 Condenser outlet
12 Heating zone 1
13 Defrost denied
14 Cooling zone 2
15 Defrosting zone 2
16 Non-mutable remote alarm
17 Activated loads relays

6 AUTOMATIC DEFROST

The algorithm of Automatic Defrost is a system to indirectly detect the presence of ice on
the evaporator of refrigeration equipment, and it is patented.

BASIC CONCEPT
The basic concept through which the automatic defrost system is defined is that the
presence of ice or hoarfrost on the evaporator blades will negatively affect the thermal
exchange between the evaporator and the refrigerated cabinet. Therefore, with the same
setting temperature, the greater is the obstruction on the evaporating pack, the more the
evaporator temperature will decrease.
The openings of the door of the refrigerated cabinet cause an uncontrolled variation of the
evaporation temperature, which under certain condition may reach the level of defrost
activation. To solve such inconvenience the controller does not consider the compressor
cycles during which door openings have taken place.
7 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

7.1 Second Cooling - Function enabled by FOP, weight 128

This function has been developed to increase the precision in the regulation of the
temperature inside the refrigerated chamber. The fan of the evaporator is independent and
works exploiting, when compressor is off, the latent cold accumulated in the evaporator.
While developing this function several temperature levels have been defined, and some of
them have been expressed by algebraic sums containing the parameters HWH , HWL,
HYL, HYH & FAS .

INHIBITION
1. Until reaching the first set after switching on and after defrost when
fans are control from the FAS parameter.
2. In case the evaporator sensor is not installed (DTE=50).
3. In case of broken evaporator sensor.
7.2 Stop On Door - Function enabled by OSP weight 16

The goal of the function Stop On Door is to avoid an excessive lowering of the evaporation
temperature caused by a fans stop after the opening of the door of the refrigerator. If this
function is active the time parameter SOD expressed in seconds will cause the
compressor to switch off in accordance with the minimum evaporation temperature.

7.3 Safety thermo settings in case of S1 faulty probe

Cabinet temperature control is transferred to the sensor of the evaporator. During
thermosetting, after the phase of defrost, a calibration procedure is run, in order to record
the maximum and minimum evaporation temperature with evaporator blades free from ice,
after a phase of stabilisation. These values represent the reference for those of regulation,
referring to the set point and its differential. So, if the sensor is faulty, the control is
transferred to the evaporator probe, and its references will be the same of calibration.
ECT-F Control, in this condition, has a feedback and can ensure the correct temperature in
case of frequent door openings or eventual load variations. In this situation, the display will
visualise a blinking set-point temperature only in the case that the evaporation temperature
is in between the new regulation limits.

7.4 CONDENSER breakdown

INTERVENTION AND RESTART LOGIC
As a consequence of the overflow of the MCT limit, the compressor is forced OFF.
At the value MCT-DCR, the switching on of the compressor will be tried 2 times
(automatic restart).
INTERVENTIONS COUNTING
If, within the TBP time, a number PMT of interventions is acquired, the unit will signal a
failure of the CONDENSER. As a consequence, the compressor is forcefully turned OFF
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until the re-start of the ECT-F Control (manual restart). The message of CONDENSER
failure persists until manual TURN OFF and TURN ON of the Controller
7.5 EVAPORATOR breakdown
If a low temperature condenser alarm is detected (S2<LET), the controller will force a
defrost for protection. If, during the recovery phase, the same S2<LET condition is still
present, the compressor will work according to the CON/COF times updated with the
balanced previous working times. On the contrary, if the recovery phase brings to the set-
point with S2>LET, the thermoregulation will be normal and the alarm message
EVAPORATOR will be cancelled simply by pressing any button.

7.6 Dirty Condenser detection

The ECT-F Control is developed to sense and signal the clogged condenser, when the S3
sensor is configured as Condenser Sensor. An explanation of the relevant algorithm
follows
BASIC HYPOTHESIS
The thermal gap of the condenser doesn’t directly depend on the ambient temperature.
Variations (low variations) of the ambient temperature will bring similar variations on the
maximum and minimum temperature of the condenser.
The presence of hindrances will bring a sensible higher thermal gap of the condenser.
The condenser temperature is measures continuously (every second), and the highest and
lowest values are constantly kept updated.
Every time the compressor is turned ON, the condenser thermal gap is measured as the
difference between the maximum value and the minimum value. Minimum and maximum
values are intended in-between the complete precedent compressor cycle. The average
value of the thermal gap is calculated taking in consideration the latest 6 compressor
cycles: excluded the highest and the lowest values, the average value is arithmetically
calculated.

ACTIVATION
The average thermal gap calculated will then filter the eventual quick variations of the
ambient temperature. Failure is activated if the average value of the condenser thermal
gap is bigger or equal to the value of the parameter PTD.

INHIBITION

 Condenser sensor error;

 First compressor cycle after turning on the equipment, after defrosting and after door
opening;
 Maximum condenser temperature lower than the value (FCE+15°C)

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8 PARAMETERS AND SUPERPARAMETERS TABLE

VOP Buzzer and Display option

Weight Function with weight x Default
1 Visualization in Fahrenheit degrees Visualization in Celsius degrees
2 Backlight LCD always ON Backlight LCD OFF after 4 minutes
4 Backlight LCD OFF from 00:00 to 06:00 Backlight LCD without time control
8 Buzzer activated Buzzer deactivated
16 Buzzer OFF from 00:00 to 06:00 Buzzer without time control
32 HT-LT pre-alarm activated HT-LT pre-alarm deactivated
64 Visualization locked during defrosting Visualization un-locked during defrosting
128 Visualization locked during door opening Visualization un-locked during door opening

ISP Inputs Setup

Weight Function with weight x Default
1 S4 door microswitch input NO S4 door microswitch input NC
2 S4 pressure switch input NO S4 pressure switch input NC
4 S4 pressure switch input activated S4 door microswitch input activated
8 Digital Energy Saving from S4 activated Digital Energy Saving deactivated
16 Second evaporator on S3 activated Second evaporator on S3 deactivated
32 Door and Temperature alarms deactivated Door and Temperature alarms activated
64 Glass door heating regulation with S3 Heating regulation with S1
128 Humidity sensor type 0-20mA Humidity sensor type 4-20mA

OSP Outputs Setup

Weight Function with weight x Default
1 Light loads Menu activated Light loads Menu deactivated
2 Aux load Menu activated Aux load Menu deactivated
4 Alarm Contact NC Alarm Contact NO
8 DEEP FREEZE Menu activated DEEP FREEZE Menu deactivated
16 STOP ON DOOR activation function STOP ON DOOR deactivation function
32 Loads Menu activated during "OFF" phase Loads Menu activated only during "ON" phase
64 Loads activated during “OFF” phase Loads activated only during "ON" phase
128 Loads “OFF” from TURN OFF Loads unaltered from TURN OFF

DOP Defrost Options

Weight Function with weight x
1 Manual defrosting activated
2 Defrosting every ITD hours, activated
4 Defrosting every ITD compressor hours, activated
8 First defrosting after 1 hour from SWITCHING ON
16 Defrosting on time, activated
32 Defrosting HACCP activated at [SET-HCD]
64 Protection defrosting for S2<=LET
128 Automatic defrosting activated
Default
Manual defrosting deactivated
Defrosting every ITD hours, deactivated
Defrosting every ITD compressor hours, deactivated
First defrosting after ITD hour from SWITCHING OFF
Defrosting on time, deactivated
Defrosting HACCP deactivated
Protection defrosting deactivated
Automatic defrosting deactivated

FOP Fans Options

Weight Function with weight x Default
1 Evaporator Fan activated Evaporator Fan deactivated
2 Evaporator fan ON during defrosting Evaporator fan OFF during defrosting
4 Evaporator fan in parallel to compressor Independent evaporator fan
8 Rh% control on fan timing activated Rh% control on fan timing activated
16 Cond. fan modulated by FCE during defrost Condenser fan independent during defrost
32 Condenser fan ON during defrosting Condenser fan OFF during defrosting
64 Evapor. fan modulated by FSD during defrosting Evaporator fan not modulated by FSD during defrost
128 Second Cooling activated Second Cooling de-activated
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Pos Cod DESCRIPTION Scale min max Default
P01 ADR Identifying address of controller connected in RS 485 net Flag 00 99
P02 ALL Low temperature alarm (compared with set point) differential °C -30 -02
P03 ALH High temperature alarm (compared with set point) differential °C 02 60
P04 PTD Condenser temperature differential during compressor run time °C 00 60
P05 ALD Temperature alarm delay min 02 255
P06 ADD Alarm delay after defrosting, switching on and defrost prot. time min 02 255
P07 VOP Display configuration options ->see super parameters bin_dec 00 255
P08 MES Pause between scrolling messages. Deactivated for MES=0 flag 00 255
P09 LOP Delay time after light OFF; LOP=0 deactivated function sec 00 255
P10 ISP Inputs configuration options -> see super parameters bin_dec 00 255
P11 OSP Outputs display configuration ->see super parameters bin_dec 00 255
0: no door microswitch, 1: turn off evap and evap fans. 2: turn evap flag 00 02
P12 DIN fan off.
P13 DOO Time expressed in seconds before open door is detected sec 30 250
Time of intervention of the function Stop On Door (if function is 00 50
P14 SOD activated)
sec

P15 CAL Offset regulation sensor S1 °C -10 10

P16 HYH Superior hysteresis while cooling °C 0,0 9,9
P17 HYL Lower hysteresis while cooling °C 0,0 9,9
P18 HYC Lower hysteresis while heating °C 0,0 9,9
P19 SLL Lower set point limit °C -50 50
P20 SLH Higher set point limit °C -50 50
P21 ADL Minimal waiting time between subsequent switching on min 00 10
P22 ADS Delay time of switching on of compressor sec 15 240
P23 CCD Delay time of compressor switching on and off sec 01 120
Time expressed in minutes of working compressor with faulty 02 255
P24 CON regulation sensor
min
Time expressed in minutes of compressor turned off with faulty 02 255
P25 COF regulation sensor
min

P26 DRP Dripping time sec 00 255

P27 DCM Defrosting compressor function 0: electrical; >1: inversion min 00 10
P28 CPH Maximum% limit of compressor use during 24 hours % 20 99
P29 ADC Free parameter sec 01 240
P30 DOP Defrosting options ->see superparameters bin_dec 00 255
P31 ITD Time internal between no. 2 defrosting ore 01 255
P32 DTO Maximum duration of defrosting min 02 255
P33 DTE Temperature at defrosting end. For DTE=50 sensor S2 excluded °C -50 50
P34 DEO Maximum duration for additional defrosting min 00 60
P35 HCD Differential deducted from set point to start “haccp” defrosting °C 0,0 9,9
P36 SDT Sensitivity level for hoarfrost detection °C 01 10
P37 DCD Functioning time of condensed water from defrost beginning min 00 60
P38 FOP Fan configuration options -> see superparameters bin_dec 00 255
P39 FAS Fans lock during regulation in [set+fas] ; lock at [set+fas+5] °C 00 40
P40 FAD Fans delay and after defrosting and at switching on if S2 excluded sec 00 255
P41 FSD Fans lock during defrosting at [set-fsd] if FOP with weight 64 °C -50 50
P42 HWH 1° limit of evaporation temp. in Dynamic [cal+set+hyh-hwh] °C 0,0 10
P43 HWL 3° limit of evaporator temp. in Dynamic [cal+set-hyl-hwl] °C 0,0 10
P44 LET Minimum evaporation temperature °C -30 254
P45 FCE Set condenser fans. For FCE=50 sensor S3 deactivated °C 00 50
P46 MCT Maximal condensing temperature for compressor lock °C 00 60
P47 CYC Number of cooling cycles during InfoTest flag 01 05
P48 STA Number of stabilization cycles during InfoTest flag 01 05
P49 ETT Temperature Pull-Up limit during InfoTest °C -30 30
P50 LOG Recording selection 0=dis.; 1=S1; 2=S1-S2; 3=S1-S3; 8=S5 flag 00 09
P51 SPT Temperature recording interval min 01 120

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Pos Cod DESCRIPTION min max Default
Unit
P52 AD1 1° daily defrosting time if activated by DOP weight 16 hh 00 24
P53 AD2 2° daily defrosting time if activated by DOP weight 16 hh 00 24
P54 AD3 3° daily defrosting time if activated by DOP weight 16 hh 00 24
P55 AD4 4° daily defrosting time if activated by DOP weight 16 hh 00 24
P56 HES Increase of setpoint during Energy Saving °C 00 20
P57 ESS Start time of Energy Saving hh 00 24
P58 ESD Duration of automatic Energy Saving ore 00 23
P59 AES Number of hours of % compressor sampling for E. Saving ore 00 23
% level of compressor functioning during AES hours for E. Saving 20 99
P60 CPE %
start
P61 SPX Defrosting heater setpoint °C -30 90
P62 HPO Humidity sensor calibration Rh% 00 20
P63 HRH Dehumidification differential Rh% 00 20
P64 HRL Humidification differential Rh% 00 20
P65 URM Independent humidity control =0; control only in neutral zone =1 flag 00 01
P66 PMT Max number of pressure switch interventions in TBP minutes flag 01 255
P67 TBP Pressure switch or compressor interventions interval min 02 255
P68 DCR Temperature differential on behalf of allowed MCT for re-start °C 02 20
P69 RMT Maximal allowed time for automatic re-start if high condenser temp. min 02 60
P70 OCT Fans working time during phase Off&Clean min 0 255
P71 SL2 Lower limit of setpoint 2 °C -50 50
P72 SH2 Higher limit of setpoint 2 °C -50 50
P73 HY2 Lower and higher hysteresis during cooling in zone 2 °C 0,0 9,9
P74 AS2 Switching on delay during cooling in zone 2 sec 15 240
P75 IT2 Defrosting interval in zone 2 ore 01 255
P76 DT2 Defrosting duration in zone 2 min 01 255
P77 SSM Set single or double system; SSM=0 single flag 00 03
P78 PU1 Relay U1 configuration flag 00 255
P79 PU2 Relay U2 configuration flag 00 255
P80 PU3 Relay U3 configuration flag 00 255
P81 PU4 Relay U4 configuration flag 00 255
P82 PU5 Relay U5 configuration flag 00 255
P83 PU6 Relay U6 configuration flag 00 255

9 WIZARD KEY

First:
Insert the connector of the wizard programming key inside the remote board connector
when the control is not fed by mains

Transferring the program from the key to the controller

Turn on the control with the inserted key. After a few initialisation messages the control
enters the programming menu with electronic key and visualise LOAD PROGRAMM K1.
Confirm with the button OK; through the buttons UP/DW choose the position in the
memory or the title of the program appearing on the display. Confirming with OK, the
control will start again with the new program. Disconnect the control feed and extract the
wizard key
Transferring the program from the control to the key
Turn on the control with the inserted key. After a few initialization messages the control
enters the programme menu with electronic key and visualise LOAD PROGRAM K1.
Through the button UP select the message SAVE PROGRAM K2. Confirm with the button
OK; the display will visualise SAVING IN >00 if the memory position is free, or
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OVERWRITING >00 if in the memory the program has already been saved. Through the
buttons UP/DW chose the free memory position indicated by SAVING IN >nn where you
wish to record the control program. Confirming with OK the actual one will be written or re-
written. Disconnect the control from the mains and then extract the wizard key.

10 Replacement of ECT-F CONTROL board and keypad

In case of replacement of the control board of ECT-F, it is mandatory to insert, using the
Wizard Key, the correct program according to the model of equipment.
The procedure can be done by the manufacturer when passing the order for the spare
part, if the correct information concerning model type is given. On the contrary, the
controller will be supplied with a program that will enable only the reading of the ambient
probe (thermometer function). Every 30 seconds the display will visualize the message
PROGRAM, meaning the controller should be set.
When replacing the board, the following installation instructions must be followed using the
maximum care:

-Don’t place the relays board on a conductive surface even if they are not fed from the
mains: the internal non-rechargeable back-up battery could short-circuit and discharge

-Pay attention that no metallic small parts enter in contact with the relays board and the
display board. For this reason, once the installation has been carried out, blow the surface
with air in order to clean it from potentially risky parts

-Insert and disconnect the probes, the electric loads and the cable connecting the remote
board to the display when the board is not connected

-The connections to the electric loads must be kept apart from the connections to the
probes entries

Once the board has been replaced and the correct installation of the electric connections
has been verified, turn on the controller and start WITHOUT FAIL an INFOTEST to verify
the correct working of the equipment and data recording.

This function can be start and/or stopped simply by keeping for a few seconds the button

Pressed. This button, that would normally start the function “Info Doctor View” at the

first turning on of the equipment, will in this case run a Functional Test.

Once the test is finished it is possible by entering the service menu Infotest Data (4.9) to
visualize the working data and to compare them with the default ones supplied by the
manufacturer.
To replace the keypad just disconnect the bipolar cable and remove the no.3 nuts placed
in the back side. After the replacement, respect the cable polarity.
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11 DMLP MONITOR TECHNICAL FEATURES

KEYBOARD
Installation
On a panel – Dimension of the board L150xH30 mm KEYPAD CONTROL BOARD
Depth 20 mm

Visualization
Display LCD 1 line x 16 columns

REMOTE BOARD

Dimensions of the board: L155 x H72 mm


REMOTE BOARD
Power supply requirements
230 V AC 50/60Hz +/-10%
PT100 EXTENSION BOARD
12 V DC though a 2A/h battery

Inputs connections
Fast connecting terminals, no tool required

Output connections
Connector cables

Sensor input Dimensions: L155 x H72 mm

S1 > Sensor Ntc zone A
S2 > Sensor Ntc zone B Electric power supply
S3 > Door micro switch input A 230 V AC 50Hz +/-10%
S4 > Door micro switch input B
11.1 Installing the temperature sensors NTC
Inputs/outputs connections
Relays outputs Type D subminiature connector
U1 - SPST da 8A resistive
U1 - SPST da 8A resistive Sensor input
P1=sensor PT100 4 wires
Serial output P2=sensor PT100 4 wires
RS 485
Outputs
11.3 Installation
Memory Slot of probe PT100 2 x 4-20ma optoinsulated
SD format Port I2C for connection to DMLP Digital
Monitor
Temperatures
For use: [-10°...50]°C Temperatures
Storage: [-20...65]°C Use: [-10°...50]°C
Measurement and regulation : [-50 ...+50]°C Storage: [-20...65]°C
Resolution : 1°C Measurement range: [-50 ...+50]°C
Precision: +/- 0,3°C Resolution : 0,1°C
Precision: +/- 0,1°C
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11.1 Probes installation (S1-S2)

To connect NTC temperature probes, some connectors without tool are to be used.
Pressing the small button at the entrance will suffice, then enter the pealed cable, release
the small button making sure of the correct insertion.

11.2 Installation of digital door micro switch (S3- S4)

Digital S3 and S4 inputs are to be connected respectively to the micro door switches of the
compartments A and B making sure that the contacts are not under tension. In case of a
parallel connection the ECT-F unit, respect the common polarity, or some wrong reading of
the digital entry may be detected from both systems.

11.3 Installation of probe PT100

If PT100 temperature sensors are used, then the DMLP Extension board must be
installed. First, connect PT100 sensors to the Type D subminiature connectors; then
connect the DMLP Extension board to the DMLP Monitor board through the I2C Cable
supplied using the connectors indicated in the respective boards. After checking the right
connections, feed from mains the DMLP system and, finally, the DMLP Extension board.

12 INFOMATRIX

Through the InfoMatrix led series it is possible to check

the correct functioning of the board according to the
state of switching off or blinking of every single green
led.

DL5 lamp on/off Microprocessor activated/deactivated

DL6 lamp on/off Mains 230 V AC present/absent
DL7 lamp on/off Functioning through battery/mains
DL8 lamp on/off SD present/absent
DL9 lamp on/off Presence/absence battery 12 V DC
DL10amp on/off Printer activated/deactivated
DL11lampon/off Presence/absence of sensors
DL12 lamp/off Not in us

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13 ACCESSING THE SERVICE MENU OF DMLP DIGITAL MONITOR

Press the button . Use the buttons and to access the menu:

SERVICE MENU m8

confirm with the button and enter the correct Password:

PASSWORD -> 255

If the password is wrong, the display will indicate WRONG PASSWORD and the controller
will return to the main dialog box. If the password is correct the display will visualise the
following sub-menu

Through the Service Menu the available functions list can be accessed.
Scrolling of menu is effected through the Up/Down arrows.

FAILURE LIST s1 Visualises the Failure list

Allows the configuration of the monitor

PARAMETERS s2 through the setting of the parameters
values
Set the access password to SERVICE
PASSWORD s3 submenus. If set to zero the access is
free.
Cancels the following memories areas that can be
EVENTS RESET s4 selected from this menu: ALARMS LIST, FAILURE LIST,
TEMPERATURES,DOOR OPENINGS, COMPLETE.

PROBES/RELAYS s5 Visualizes the status of the inputs and

outputs of the alarm relays

DEFAULT MODE s6 Reloads the default parameters

13.1 Menu: FAILURE LIST FAILURE LIST s1

In the SERVICE Menu, select through the up/down buttons menu s1

(FAILURE LIST). Confirm with OK: the display shows the last recorded
failure event. The monitor will record the data referred to the last 32
events.
F09 PROBE S1

Number of failures Type of failure

recorded in memory
18:01 10/09/07
Pushing the button OK the hour and date of the event are visualised
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13.2 Menu: PARAMETERS

In the SERVICE Menu, through up/down buttons, select

menu s2 (PARAMETERS). Confirm with the button OK: the
display visualises the first parameter, the value and unit of
measure making the number on the left blink. The parameters
are selected through the buttons Up/Down. To modify the P01 ADR = 00 flag

values press OK: now the display will make the value of the
parameter blink. This parameter can be modified through
Up/Down buttons. The memorisation of the new value is P01 ADR = 00 flag
obtained by pressing the button OK

13.3 Menu: PASSWORD PASSWORD s3

In the SERVICE Menu select the menu s3 with the Up or

Down button until reaching the position PASSWORD. Pushing
the button OK, the password to enter into the Service Menu is
visualised. Through the Up or Down buttons this number may
PASSWORD > 255
be modified between 0 (PASSWORD EXCLUDED) and 255.
To confirm the new password press the button OK. Blinking >255
>> CONFIRMED<<
numbers will indicate the correct recording. If the password is
forgotten, it is possible though to access the Service Menu by >255
keeping the UP button pressed during switching on.

13.4 Menu: EVENTS RESET

In the SERVICE Menu, through the buttons up/down, select menu s4

(EVENTS RESET).
Pressing the button OK the display visualises the first area of reset:
FAILURE LIST. Through the buttons up/down select which area of the
list should be reset and confirm with OK. Submenu COMPLETE cancels
all the monitor memory at once, except for the SD memory that can not
be erased from the Monitor.

FAILURES LIST Erases the failure list. This action is irreversible

ALARMS LIST Erases the whole list of recorder alarms. This action is
irreversible
COMPLETE
Erases all the memory areas above mentioned. This action is irreversible

DOOR OPENINGS Erases all the recorded door openings. This action is irreversible

TEMPERATURES
Cancels the thermosetting data. This action is irreversible
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PROBES/RELAYS s5
In the SERVICE Menu, through the buttons Up/Down, select
menu s5 (SENSORS/RELAYS). Pressing the button OK, the
value detected by sensors S1 is visualised. Though the same
Probe S1 -20.8°C
buttons all the data concerning temperature and humidity
measured by all the other eventual sensors may be displayed.
The last string refers to the activation state of the output Probe S2 -10.0°C
relays.
U1=on U2=off

13.6 Menu: DEFAULT MODE DEFAULT MODE s6

In the SERVICE Menu, through the buttons Up/Down, select

menu s6 (RECOVER)
Pressing the OK button the display visualises the message of
further confirmation or exit from Menu. When confirmed, the
monitor will recover the factory parameters (see the chapter <<Confirm Esc>>
PARAMETERS) if the programming has been effected from the
keypad or the parameters have been entered with the wizard
key. At the end of the process the monitor will re-start with the << CONFIRMED>>

new configuration.
Attention! Dmlp Monitor settings are normally customized from
the end user (alarm limits, open door alarm delay and so on).
For this reason we suggest you never to run this procedure

14 PARAMETERS AND SUPERPARAMETERS TABLE

pos cod PARAMETER DESCRIPTION Unit min max default

P01 ADR Monitor serial address num 0 99
P02 IOS Configuration superparameter num 0 255
P03 CA1 Calibration of sensor S1 °C/F -5.0 5.0
P04 CA2 Calibration of sensor S2 °C/F -5.0 5.0
P05 DAA Delay alarm at the switching on of compartment A min 0 255
P06 DSA Delay ended alarm DAA min 0 255
P07 LAA Absolute limit of minimum temp. compartment A °C/F -50 50
P08 HAA Absolute limit of maximum temp. compartment A °C/F -50 50
P09 DAB Delay alarm at the switching on of compartment B min 0 255
P10 DSB Delay ended alarm DAB min 0 255
P11 LAB Absolute limit of minimum temp. compartment B °C/F -50 50
P12 HAB Absolute limit of maximum temp. compartment B °C/F -50 50
P13 BUR Buzzer repeat time min 0 120
P14 BOD Maximum time of power failure min 0 60
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P15 BAT Battery management disabled =0; enabled=1 flag 0 1

P16 TRB Maximum time of battery recharge ore 2 48
P17 PRE Enables/disables pre-alarm messages flag 0 1
P18 PRT Sets string customs in English flag 0 1
P19 DOA Maximum time of A compartment opening sec 5 255
P20 DOB Maximum time of B compartment opening sec 5 255
P21 ROL Enabling/disabling rolling messages/temperatures flag 0 1
P22 UMT Measurement unit: 0=°Celsius; 1=°Fahrenheit flag 0 1
P23 PSC Selection of continuous recording sensor: 0=S1; 1=S2 flag 0 1
P24 SNA Selection of logic state of switch A: n.o /n.c. flag 0 1
P25 SNB Selection of logic state of switch B: n.o /n.c flag 0 1
P26 PRO PT100 Extension disabled =0; enabled=1 flag 0 1
P27 PAU End user Password flag 0 255
P28 PAS Service Password flag 0 255

IOS SUPERPARAMETER

IOS Input Output Setup

Weight Function with x weight Default
1 Sensor S1 enabled Sensor S1 disabled
2 Sensor S2 enabled Sensor S2 disabled
4 Micro door switch S3 enabled (comp. A) Micro door switch S3 disabled (comp. A)
8 Micro door switch S4 enabled (comp .B) Micro door switch S4 disabled (comp .B)
16 Relay A normally open Relay A normally closed
32 Relay B normally open Relay B normally closed
64 Status OK with temperature display Status OK without temperature display
128 SD memory enabled SD memory disabled

15 REPLACEMENT OF DMLP CONTROL BOARD AND KEYPAD

You should pay the maximum attention when replacing the DMLP control board, and
follow all the installation instructions as for the ECT-F control board (see paragraph 10).
The first time DMLP monitor is turned on, you will be able to enter the serial number of the
equipment (that can be read on the technical data label of the equipment), in order to
identify in an univocal way the inserted SD car.

In this phase of switching on, the serial number of the equipment must be available
without fail.

Before feeding the equipment, extract the SD Card from the slot of the DMLP Digital
Monitor.
Do not plug the equipment to the mains and wait for the “STAND BY” on the DMLP that
will indicate the correct feed of the unit. Press now any button for a few seconds to turn on
the DMLP.
The following information will be displayed in a sequence on the monitor: “SWITCHING
ON ---MODEL----FIRMWARE VERSION ---SERIAL NUMBER OF THE EQUIPMENT.”
In order to enter the serial number of the unit, you’ll have to push at the same time the
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buttons and until the message “s/n………..” appears.

Use the buttons and to enter every number composing the S/N number,

and confirming every single time by means of

After having introduced the last number, confirm the whole procedure using the symbol

“enter” ( ).

Now the DMLP will switch on correctly and will display the message “SD REMOVED” that
can be cancelled right after the insertion of the SD card in its slot.
The information concerning the serial number will so be recorded on the SD card, and will
allow a perfect correspondence between the equipment and the data stored inside the SD
Card.

To replace the keypad just disconnect the bipolar cable and remove the no.3 nuts placed
in the back side. After the replacement, respect the cable polarity.

16 INSTALLATION OF DMLP PRINTER

KIT: no 1 PRINTER
no 1 SERIAL CABLE
no 1 BLOCKING BRACKET
Any equipment fitted with DMLP Digital Monitor is pre- set for the installation of the DMLP
printer.
Detach the label “Printer”, and remove the metal sheet using a suitable tool
(sheet scissors) to obtain a square slot of 76x72mm.
Insert the printer as per the drawing and block it using the supplied bracket.

Pay attention: For a correct blocking, press hard on the two zones corresponding to the
two connectors on the printer

Now connect the electric wiring inserting the connector in the back part of the printer and
connecting the other terminal to the RS232 port of DMLP Digital Monitor (see electric
scheme).

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