Operator Manual

Lindø shipyard NB211-216
HVAC plant
Revision: 1.1
YORK Marine, Controls

Operator manual
Table of Contents
1 E1071 OPERATOR MANUAL 3
1.1 E1071 in General 3
1.1.1 Hot keys 3
1.1.2 Common objects (symbols) 4
1.1.3 Using the input fields. 6
1.1.4 Password 6
1.1.5 Alarm picture 7
1.1.6 PICTURE HIERARCHY 9
2 PICTURES ON THE E1071 PANEL 10

2.1 Main Menu 10
2.2 HVAC plant picture 11
2.3 Bridge AHU picture 12
2.4 Main AHU picture 13
2.5 Galley AHU picture 14
2.6 ECR 1-2 AHU picture 15
2.7 Workshop AHU picture 16
2.8 Main/Bridge/ECR AHU setup picture 17
2.9 Galley/Workshop AHU setup picture 18
2.10 Main/Bridge/ECR AHU compensation setup picture 19
2.11 AHU supply cooling setup picture 20
2.12 AHU heating setup picture 21
2.13 AHU alarm setup picture 22
2.14 AHU enthalpy exchanger picture 23
2.15 AHU humidity system picture 24
2.15.1 AHU humidity system setup picture 25
2.16 Hot water system picture 26
2.16.1 Hot water system setup picture 27
2.17 Trend choice picture 28
2.17.1 Trend picture 29
2.18 Setup parameter picture 30
2.18.1 Communication network picture 31
2.18.2 Master PLC status picture 32
2.18.3 4-20mA scaling picture 33
3 ALARM LIST 34
Document Revision Record 36
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1 E1071 OPERATOR MANUAL
1.1 E1071 in General

The E1071 operator panel is available on the starter panel and intended for supervision and control of the
chiller plant.
The E1071 is a finger-touch screen where all commands are made. By pressing specific areas on the screen
the display will change pictures, thus commands can be given or parameters can be changed.
1.1.1 Hot keys

By touching one of the icons in the bottom line of the screen it is possible to jump between the plant pictures.
When touching the MAIN icon in the upper left corner, the Main picture will appear on the screen.
Touching the ALARM icon in the upper right corner of the picture enables the alarm list to appear.

1.1.2 Common objects (symbols)
A movement key.
Tap this key to jump to (in this case) the “PLANT” menu.
A status text.
Example: Status of the compressor.
A monitored value.
Example: Actual temperature.
An input field. Can be a selection box, numeric or an alphanumeric field.

Tap on the field to access the keyboard.
Some fields are protected by a password.
Symbol for a heating and cooling coils.
Symbol for a heating and cooling coils.

This indicates that a sub menu is available.
Tap on the symbol to access the sub menu.
Symbol for a fan motor.
Symbol for a fan motor.

This indicates that a sub menu is available.
Tap on the symbol to access the sub menu.
Symbol for a stop push buttons.

Tap button to activate.
Active Not active

Symbol for a start push buttons.

Active Not active
Symbol for a start/increase push buttons.

Active Not active
Symbol for a stop/decrease push buttons.

Active Not active
Symbol for a manual/auto mode push buttons.

Manual Auto
PS: Pressure switch. TS: Temperature switch. Closed contact.
PS: Pressure switch. TS: Temperature switch. Open contact.
The compressor/pump/fan is stopped.

−
The compressor/pump/fan is running

−
The compressor/pump/fan is interlocked.

−
The compressor/pump/fan is ready for start.

−
The compressor/pump/fan is stopped due to an error. See alarm list.

−

1.1.3 Using the input fields.

There are four different input fields: A selection box, a confirmation, numeric or an alphanumeric field.
To alter a value, tap the field.
This will display the input keyboard or selection box.
Some fields require confirmation of the new value before it is changed.
Numeric input Alphanumeric input
Selection box Confirmation box
1.1.4 Password
Some inputs require a password. This password is “1266”.
A requester similar to the alphanumeric input field pops up when the password is required.

1.1.5 Alarm picture
Main
ALARM
Tap
”ALARM”
The following picture presents details of the alarms.
1 2 3 4 5
10
11
12
The Alarm status symbol
Symbol Colour Status

Back ground Text
* Red White Active, Not acknowledged
$ Red Yellow Not active, Not acknowledged
- Grey Yellow Active, Acknowledged
<blank> Grey Black Not active, Acknowledged
By touching the alarm line more information will pop up.
The format of the showing time
Symbol Status
S Time indicating when the alarm was activated
E Time indicating when the alarm was made inactive
A Time indicating when the alarm was acknowledged
Date (see point 2 for the type format)
Time (see point 2 for the type format)

The alarm text
Escape to previous picture
Scroll up the alarm list
Acknowledge the alarm
Increase the font size
Reserved for expansion
Switch on/off the date and time stamp
Scroll down the alarm list

1.1.6 PICTURE HIERARCHY
Bridge Alarm
Main
AHU setup
Humidity
Humidity
setup
setup Compensation
Cooling
Heating
Alarm
Main AHU
setup
Humidity
Humidity
setup
Enthalpy
setup Compensation
SETUP NET
Cooling
Heating AD
PLC CPU
Modul 5
Galley Alarm
AHU setup
setup
Cooling
Heating
Trend
ECR 1-2 Alarm
AHU setup
Bridge
AHU
setup Compensation
Main
Cooling
AHU
Heating
Galley
Workshop Alarm AHU
AHU setup
ECR1
AHU
setup
ECR2
Cooling
AHU
HVAC Heating
plant Workshop
AHU
Hot water Setup
Alarm
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2 PICTURES ON THE E1071 PANEL

The following subsections describe supervision and control of the refrigeration plant from the E1071 panel.
Please refer to other sections of the present instruction.
2.1 Main Menu

The Main Menu (starting picture) is shown below.
8 2 4 3
9 10 5 7 6
The various buttons lead to pictures as follows:
Date and time can be changed from the “Setup parameter picture” on page 30
HVAC plant picture on page 11 Hot water system picture on page 26
Bridge AHU picture on page 11 System setup picture on page 30
Main AHU picture on page 13 Trends picture on page 28
Galley AHU picture on page 14
ECR AHU picture on page 15
Workshop AHU picture on page 15

2.2 HVAC plant picture

The following picture gives an overview of the AHU and the fan status.
The actual temperature for AHU.
The actual AHU control status

Status Description
OFF The AHU is switch off
Ready cool The AHU is ready for cooling
Heating The heating function is activated
Cooling The supply air regulation function is activated
Sensor error Sensor error
Ventilation The AHU fan is only run
Touching the icon leads to the picture described AHU’s from page 13
The actual chiller pump status.
The actual chiller unit status.
The actual chiller water temperatures.
chiller unit status (REMOTE and LOCAL mode control.)REMOTE = ICS

Press the icon and the HVAC plant will change between the REMOTE and LOCAL mode control.
REMOTE = ICS

2.3 Bridge AHU picture

The following picture presents an overview of the bridge AHU.
2
5
3
Status Description
Fan off The AHU is switch off
Ready cooling The AHU is ready for cooling
The Fan symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
The switch symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols)
The valve symbols show the status up or downward.
The humidity symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
Touching the icon leads to the setup picture.
Touching the icon leads to the picture described”Main/Bridge/ECR AHU setup picture” on page 16

2.4 Main AHU picture

The following picture presents an overview of the main AHU.
3 5
7
Status Description
The humidity symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
The enthalpy symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
2.5 Galley AHU picture

The following picture presents an overview of the galley AHU.
2
3
Status Description
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “Galley/Workshop AHU setup picture” on page 18

2.6 ECR 1-2 AHU picture

The following picture presents an overview of the ECR 1-2 AHU.
Status Description

2.7 Workshop AHU picture

The following picture presents an overview of the workshop AHU
Status Description
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “Galley/Workshop AHU setup picture” on page 18

2.8 Main/Bridge/ECR AHU setup picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters:
Fig1.0 Fig1.1
1 1
2 2
9 9
3 3
8 8
4 4
7 7
5 5
6 6
Fig1.0 Actual regulation supply Set point with return compensation (Only reading values)
For more details about the set point see section “System description”
Fig 1.1 Regulation supply Set point with out return compensation (Only modify values)
For more details about the set point see section “System description”
The set point mode can be set.
The parameter for the preheat set point can be set. (Only main AHU)
The limit for started heating can be set.

For more details about the parameter see section “System description”
The limit for started cooling can be set.

Touching the icon leads to the picture described “Main/Bridge/ECR AHU compensation setup
picture” on page 19
Touching the icon leads to the picture”AHU heating setup picture” on page 21
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “AHU supply cooling setup picture” on page 20
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “AHU alarm setup picture” on page 22

2.9 Galley/Workshop AHU setup picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters:
The parameter for supply set point can be set.

The limit for started heating can be set.



Touching the icon leads to the picture described “AHU supply cooling setup picture” on page 20
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “AHU alarm setup picture” on page 22

2.10 Main/Bridge/ECR AHU compensation setup picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters.
The max and min limit for supply set point can be set.
The parameter for return compensation on the supply set point can be set.

2.11 AHU supply cooling setup picture

The parameter for supply regulation of the expansion valve can be set.
For more details about the parameter see section 4 “System description”

2.12 AHU heating setup picture

The parameter for Preheat regulation of the motor valve can be set. (Only main AHU)
The parameter for main heat regulation of the motor valve can be set.

2.13 AHU alarm setup picture

The alarm limit for supply temperature can be set.

The alarm limit for return or exhaust temperature can be set.


2.14 AHU enthalpy exchanger picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters and commands.
When push on the “OFF” icon, a stop command will be send to the exchanger starter.
When push on the “ON” icon, a start command will be send to the exchanger starter.
When push on the “AUTO” icon, the exchange will be started/stopped from the control.
Show the status of the exchanger
text description
STOPPED The exchanger is stopped
RUNNING The exchanger are running
READY The exchanger are ready for run
ALARM The exchanger in alarm
The high outdoor temperature limit for started the exchanger can be set.
The low outdoor temperature limit for started the exchanger can be set.

2.15 AHU humidity system picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters and commands.
When push on the “OFF” icon, a stop command will be send to the humidity controller.
When push on the “ON” icon, a start command will be send to the humidity controller.
The actual humidity control status

text description
STOPPED The humidity control is stopped
RUNNING The humidity control are running
READY The humidity control are ready for run
ALARM The humidity control in alarm
The parameter for humidity set point can be set.

The limits for starting humidity control can be set.

The PLC control signal to humidity unit.
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “AHU humidity system setup picture” on page 24

2.15.1 AHU humidity system setup picture

The following pictures allow the operator to change parameters
The parameter for humidity control can be set.

The high alarm limit for humidity can be set.


2.16 Hot water system picture

The following picture presents an overview of the hot water
The Pumps symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
The Valve symbols show the status as shown in 1.1.2 Common objects (symbols).
Touching the icon leads to the picture described, “Hot water system setup picture” on page 27

2.16.1 Hot water system setup picture

The parameter for hot water regulation of the motor valve can be set.

2.17 Trend choice picture

In the following picture the required trend can be chosen
Touching the icon leads to the picture described “Trend picture” on page 29

2.17.1 Trend picture

The following is an example of a trend picture:
Touching will open the history trend picture, where date and time can be changed.
Shows the actual value, and the colour for the trends.

2.18 Setup parameter picture

In the following picture you can make common settings for the plant.
1 2 3
Touching the button will bring you to the “Matser PLC status picture” on page 39.
Touching the button will bring you to the display status.
Touching the button will bring you to the “communication network picture” on page 31.
The operator panel Time and date can be set.
HMI software version:

PLC software version:
Project number: The internal YORK Marine project number.

2.18.1 Communication network picture

The following picture shows the network status.
Press to see status of the Masters PLC.
Press to see status of the Slave PLC and the analogue sensors setup.
The Profibus communication line status
Colour Description
Red The communication is offline (PLC in stop mode, master disconnected or cable broken)
Grey The communication is online

2.18.2 Master PLC status picture

The following picture presents details of the PLC modules.
Error code
Normal condition: Value = 0.
Contact YORK in all other cases.
CPU
Normal condition is “running”.
Condition “stopped”:
To the left of the circular plug is placed a “Run / Stop” switch.
The switch must be in “Run” position.
Battery
Status for battery
Touching the button brings you to the picture described in “4-20mA scaling picture”,

2.18.3 4-20mA scaling picture

In the following picture the 4-20mA scaling for analogue input modules has to be set.
1 2 3
4mA for the analogue sensors can be set.
20mA for the analogue sensors can be set.
The actual analogue value.

3 ALARM LIST
Alarm text Description
AHU Main Enthalpy run error The motor has tripped the over current relay.
The relay must be manually reset inside the switchboard.
AHU Main humidity sensor Error Humidity sensor failing or missing signal.
Check sensor and wires.
AHU Main high humidity Alarm Humidity is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Main high return temp Alarm Return air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Main low return temp Alarm Return air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Main return temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Main high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Main low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Main supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Main KP61 low temp Alarm Temperature on heating coil is too cold.
Risk of severe freezing damage to the coil is imminent.
AHU Bridge humidity sensor Error Humidity sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Bridge high return temp Alarm Return air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Bridge low return temp Alarm Return air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Bridge return temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Bridge high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Bridge low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Bridge supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Bridge KP61 low temp Alarm Temperature on heating coil is too cold.
AHU Bridge high humidity Alarm Humidity is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Galley high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Galley low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Galley supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU Galley KP61 low temp Alarm Temperature on heating coil is too cold.
AHU Workshop high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU Workshop low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU Workshop supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU ECR1 high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU ECR1 low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU ECR1 supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU ECR2 high supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU ECR2 low supply temp Alarm Supply air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU ECR2 supply temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
AHU ECR12 high return temp Alarm Return air temperature is higher than alarm limit.
AHU ECR12 low return temp Alarm Return air temperature is lower than alarm limit.
AHU ECR12 return temp sensor Error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.

Alarm text Description

Hot water temp sensor error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
Chiller supply temp sensor error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
Chiller return temp sensor error Temperature sensor failing or missing signal.
Chiller unit compressor 1 alarm
Chiller unit compressor 2 alarm
Chiller pump 1-2 alarm
Profibus communication error ICS Communication error to Master Profibus PLC in ICS.
Profibus communication error I/O Communication error to I/O Profibus PLC in panel
PLC Battery low - To be replaced The PLC CPU memory backup battery is low on power.
Replace according to the panel manual.
PLC CPU Error The PLC CPU is failing. Contact YORK.
PLC CPU is not in run-mode The PLC CPU is stopped.
To the left of the circular plug is placed a “Run / Stop”
switch.
The switch must be in “Run” position.
Flipping the switch from “Run” to “Stop” and back may
solve the problem.

Document Revision Record

Rev. Date Author Brief description of change Pages affected
1.0 070903 MNI Original issue All
1.1 080326 MNI Reissue 11-16


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Lindø shipyard NB211-216

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1 E1071 OPERATOR MANUAL

1.1 E1071 in General

1.1.1 Hot keys

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1.1.2 Common objects (symbols)

An input field. Can be a selection box, numeric or an alphanumeric field.

Symbol for a heating and cooling coils.

Symbol for a heating and cooling coils.

Symbol for a fan motor.

Symbol for a fan motor.

Symbol for a stop push buttons.

Active Not active

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Symbol for a start push buttons.

Active Not active

Symbol for a start/increase push buttons.

Active Not active

Symbol for a stop/decrease push buttons.

Active Not active

Symbol for a manual/auto mode push buttons.

PS: Pressure switch. TS: Temperature switch. Closed contact.

PS: Pressure switch. TS: Temperature switch. Open contact.

 The compressor/pump/fan is stopped.

 The compressor/pump/fan is running

 The compressor/pump/fan is interlocked.

 The compressor/pump/fan is ready for start.

 The compressor/pump/fan is stopped due to an error. See alarm list.

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1.1.3 Using the input fields.

Numeric input Alphanumeric input

Selection box Confirmation box

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1.1.5 Alarm picture

The following picture presents details of the alarms.

The Alarm status symbol

Symbol Colour Status

By touching the alarm line more information will pop up.

The format of the showing time

Date (see point 2 for the type format)

Time (see point 2 for the type format)

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The alarm text

Escape to previous picture

Scroll up the alarm list

Acknowledge the alarm

Increase the font size

Reserved for expansion

Switch on/off the date and time stamp

Scroll down the alarm list

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1.1.6 PICTURE HIERARCHY

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2 PICTURES ON THE E1071 PANEL

2.1 Main Menu

The various buttons lead to pictures as follows:

HVAC plant picture on page 11 Hot water system picture on page 26

Bridge AHU picture on page 11 System setup picture on page 30

Main AHU picture on page 13 Trends picture on page 28

The compressor/pump/fan is stopped.

The compressor/pump/fan is running

The compressor/pump/fan is interlocked.

The compressor/pump/fan is ready for start.

The compressor/pump/fan is stopped due to an error. See alarm list.