CONTROLLER

ASC2015

User manual

Manual ASC2015 – AIRBLUE Rev.1 of 10/02/2021

 CONTENTS
A. MANUFACTURER DETAILS ....................................................................................... 4
A.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................. 4
B. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................... 5

C. OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................................ 6

C.1 USER INTERFACE PANEL ............................................................................................. 6
C.1.1 Table of States ............................................................................................................................................ 6
C.1.2 Alarm Table ................................................................................................................................................. 6
C.1.3 Key Table .................................................................................................................................................... 6
C.2 STAND ALONE MODE ................................................................................................. 7
C.3 COORDINATED MODE ................................................................................................. 7
C.3.1 Attribution of addresses .............................................................................................................................. 7
C.3.2 Set-point attribution. .................................................................................................................................... 7
C.4 COORDINATED MODE WITH EXTERNAL PLC (SLAVE MODBUS) .................................. 7
C.5 WELLNESS MODE ...................................................................................................... 8
D. DISPLAY AND LAN CONNECTION ............................................................................ 9
D.1.1 “A” Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 9
D.1.2 “B” Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 9
D.1.3 “C” Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 9
D.1.4 “D” Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 9
D.2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE A CONFIGURATION ........................................................... 10
D.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE B-C CONFIGURATIONS...................................................... 10
D.4 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE D CONFIGURATION ........................................................... 11
D.5 WARNINGS .............................................................................................................. 11
E. OPERATIONAL MODES ............................................................................................ 12
E.1 DISPLAY OF STATES AND SET POINTS ......................................................................... 12
E.2 SELECTION AIR CONDITIONER CONNECTED TO THE DISPLAY ......................................... 13
E.3 USER MENU............................................................................................................. 14
E.3.1 Parameters Setting ................................................................................................................................... 14
E.3.2 Set-point – User menu .............................................................................................................................. 14
E.3.3 Machine configuration ............................................................................................................................... 16
E.3.4 Date / Time ............................................................................................................................................... 16
E.3.5 Operating data .......................................................................................................................................... 16
E.3.6 Login ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
E.4 USER MENU WITH PASSWORD: .................................................................................. 18
E.4.1 Setting of parameters ................................................................................................................................ 18
E.4.2 Set-point – User menu with password....................................................................................................... 18
E.4.3 Probe Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 22
E.4.4 Alarm settings ........................................................................................................................................... 23
E.4.5 Machine configuration ............................................................................................................................... 26
E.4.6 Date / Time ............................................................................................................................................... 26
E.4.7 Operating data .......................................................................................................................................... 26

F. “TEST” MODE............................................................................................................ 27
F.1 TESTING OPERATIONS .............................................................................................. 27
F.2 MANUAL TESTING OPERATIONS ................................................................................. 27
F.3 AUTOMATIC TEST ACTIVATION ................................................................................... 28
G. ATTACHMENTS ......................................................................................................... 29
G.1 EXAMPLE OF “COORDINATED” CONNECTION ............................................................... 29

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 FIGURE CONTENTS

Figura 1 - Operator panel ...................................................................................................................... 5

Figure 2 – Block diagram in "Coordinated" mode ................................................................................... 29

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 A. Manufacturer details

A.1 General information

Dear customer: Thanks for choosing AirBlue.
The device you have acquired has been manufactured using maximum care, with carefully selected
high quality components, assembled according to state-of-the art construction techniques trying to comply
with function and performance requirements, to guarantee reliability in our products.
This user and maintenance manual is an important part of the machine, we therefore suggest
keeping it safe and at hand for referring to it when necessary.
This manual helps with installation, safe use of the device, and with maintenance guidelines necessary
for keeping the machine in perfect working conditions for a long time.
This manual is in compliance with European Parliament Directive 2006/42/CE and May 17th,
2006 Council, pertaining to machines, which in turn modifies directive 95/16/CE (recast).

All figures in this manual are indicative

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 B. General description
The controller is composed of servomechanism card, command / control element (PLC) and remote
operator panel.
L’ASC2015 is installed inside the electric panel, it functions even without the operator panel.
The servomechanism card powers and controls the equipment (mechanisms).
The command / control element acquires the data (temperature, pressure and states) and controls in
output the servomechanism card.
The remote operator panel displays the measured quantities, the states, the alarm conditions and
allows for settings at the “user” level, as well as at the “manufacturer” level; the operator panel is therefore
the user “interface element”.

Figura 1 - Operator panel

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 C. Operational descriptions
The operational connections and relative configuration of the servomechanism card and of the
command and control element are activities that pertain to the manufacturer and related technical
organization/assistance.

C.1 User interface panel

States Alarms Keys

C.1.1 Table of States

Power Light indicates the presence of a power supply
Motor Fan Light indicates the internal air recirculation fan (evaporator) is functioning
Light indicates that the compressor is functioning
Cooling
Flashing indicates that the compressor is waiting to start
Heating Light indicates that the heating resistor is functioning
Free Cooling Light indicates that the conditioner is in the Free-cooling state
Ext. Cooling Fan Light indicates that the external auxiliary fan is functioning (optimized Free-cooling)

C.1.2 Alarm Table

Alarm (block) Light indicates the presence of a serious alarm (blocked conditioner)
Small Alarm Light indicates the presence of a minor alarm
High Pressure Light indicates the presence of a high pressure alarm
Low Pressure Light indicates the presence of a low pressure alarm
Dusty Filter Light indicates the presence of a clogged filter alarm
High Temp. Light indicates the presence of a high internal temperature alarm

C.1.3 Key Table

Output key

Confirmation key (Enter)

Key that lowers the value of the data

Key that increases the value of the data

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 The controller allows for a functioning of the machine in three operational modes:
 STAND ALONE
 COORDINATED
 COORDINATED with external PLC (Slave Modbus)

These modes are set in the factory

C.2 Stand Alone Mode

Each machine functions independently from the others.

C.3 Coordinated Mode

The machines are LAN connected between each other and automatically exchange information,
therefore each has its own network address (Net Address).

C.3.1 Attribution of addresses

The single addresses are:
 Net Address 1 (Master)
 Net Address 2 (Slave 1)
 Net Address 3 (Slave 2)
The machine with “Net Address 1” always corresponds to the MASTER.
The machines with “Net Address 2-3” always correspond to the SLAVE.

C.3.2 Set-point attribution.

The different Set-points are attributed to each machine:
 Machine 1 - Set-point 1 or Set-point 2 or Set-point 3
 Machine 2 - Set-point 1 or Set-point 2 or Set-point 3
 Machine 3 - Set-point 1 or Set-point 2 or Set-point 3
The MASTER PLC establishes which set-point to attribute to each machine, in virtue of rotation
Rotation occurs according to the time set by the “Machine rotation period” parameter.
This parameter is set in the factory at 168 hours.
If the LAN is disconnected, the thermostat of the equipment room will display on the PLC an alarm
named ALLARME COM and each machine will start functioning autonomously with the then-current set-
points :
This condition EXCLUDES the rotation of the machines.
Attached is an example of coordinated functioning.

C.4 Coordinated Mode with external PLC (SLAVE MODBUS)

The machines are LAN connected between each other and exchange information between the PLC
on-board the machine (ASC2015) and a remote PLC.
This mode allows for different configurations based on the requests of the customer.

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 C.5 Wellness Mode
If required, the controller may be equipped with WELLNESS function that allows the operator to turn
the air conditioner mode "comfort" for 30 minutes, leading automatically to the set point temperature to 27 °
C.
To enable and disable advance mode WELLNESS, press the ▼ ▲ buttons on the panel user
interface.

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 D. Display and LAN Connection
The display of the ASC 2015 can be connected in four different ways:
A. n.1 Display panel – n.1 ASC2015 board (standard connection)
B. n.1 Display panel – Max n.6 ASC2015 boards in STAND ALONE mode
C. n.1 Display panel – Max n.3 ASC2015 boards in COORDINATED mode
D. Max n.3 Display panels – Max n.3 ASC2015 boards in COORDINATED mode

KEY CONNECTIONS
X = cable for display / ASC board connection 2 = COORDINATED mode cable (LAN)
3 = Cable for multiple display modes

D.1.1 “A” Configuration

X X
ASC2015 ASC2015
Board Display Board
Display

D.1.2 “B” Configuration

2*
X
ASC2015 ASC2015
Display Board Board

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* To be used only the “COMMON” connection

D.1.3 “C” Configuration

2 2
X
ASC2015 ASC2015 ASC2015
Display Board Board Board

3 3

D.1.4 “D” Configuration

Display Display Display

X X X

ASC2015
2 ASC2015
2 ASC2015
Board Board Board

For details refer to the equipment Wiring Diagram

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 D.2 Installation procedure A configuration
Connect the display to the ASC board using the cable for display.

D.3 Installation procedure B-C configurations

This operation must be done individually

for all units that I have install

At the beginning of the installation, the cables (denominated in the 2 and 3 schemes) don't have to be
connected.
Connect individually display / ASC board to each unit.
Press ESC and ENTER keys together and I see on the screen the number of air conditioners
connected

I have to set 1
CDZ CONNECT 1 pressing
ENTER key

By dialing ▼▲ I can see the total number of air conditioners connected

I have to set 1
NUM TOT UNIT 1 pressing
ENTER key

Press ESC key and see SETTING PARAMETERS, press ▼ and and see MACHINE
CONFIGURATION and set the address of the connected air conditioner with MULTIPLE DISPLAY.

Network address Indir Rete Displ

display
MAX n.6 1
The address of the net display must always be different for each air conditioner and must be set in
increasing order starting from 1
Ex. If I have n.3 units I have to set:
Air conditioner 1 address 1
Air conditioner 2 address 2
Air conditioner 3 address 3

It is recommended to number the units with a sticker that indicates the

number of address assigned

Press ESC key to exit and shut down the power supply on all machines.
Connect the cable for multiple display (cable 3) and the LAN cable (cable 2 - usage only of the
COMMON connection for B configuration).
Power up all machines.
Press ESC and ENTER keys together and enter CDZ CONNECT 1 screen.

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 By dialing ▼▲ I go to next screen “NUM TOT CDZ“ and select the number of connected air
conditioners.
Press ESC key to exit.

D.4 Installation procedure D configuration

Connect each single display to its ASC board using the display cable.
The implementation of the LAN between the machine is executed using the LAN cable.

D.5 Warnings
After the connecting activity if the display shows “PLC Connection Interrupted” implement the following
steps:

IN CASE OF ONE SINGLE AIR CONDITIONER:
IN CASE OF MULTIPLE AIR CONDITIONERS:
Press ESC + Enter at the same time
CDZ-CONNECT: set value to “1”
NUM TOT CDZ: set value to “1”
Press ESC
Check the cabling between units

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 E. Operational modes
The ASC2015 panel operator has three MENUS that allow the user to operate the machine in different
manners:

 DISPLAY OF STATES AND SET POINTS Display of states and set points

 USER MENU: Display and modification of certain operative parameters;

 USER MENU with password: Display of all the parameters and modification of certain operational
parameters.

For the modification of all operating parameters, contact the Service Centre for the
manufacturer password.
In the upper right section of the operation panel (Menù LOGIN) it is present one three
digit number which has to be communicated Service Centre in order to obtain the
password.

E.1 Display of states and set points

Once the power switches have been switched ON, the display will show the firmware version of the
display itself and the Hardware System ASC

Rel. Fw 1.0A Release Firmware display

Rel. HW 151-01 Release Hardware system ASC

After a few seconds the display shows the temperature display:

T int. M1 + 28 °C Internal temperature

T ext + 30 °C External temperature

Indicates the air conditioner connected

Using the arrows on the display ∆  shows the other temperatures, the pressures (HP – LP), the
cooling, free-cooling and auxiliary fan set-points.
T° overheating gas
T g.over. + 0.0 °C
T m.evap. + 22.8 °C T° evaporation flow

T g.sc.. + 29.9 °C T° exhaust gas

T l.sot. + 0.0 °C T° subcooled liquid

PR. LP + 9.9 °bar Pressure LP

T LP + 24.5 °C T° LP

PR. HP + 9.6 °bar Pressure HP

T HP + 23.5 °C T° HP

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 Conditioner set point
SetP CDZ + 30.0°C
Free-cooling set point
SetP FC + 28.8°C

SetP AUX + 26.0°C Auxiliary fan set point

SetP HEA + 28.8°C Resistor set point

CMP Status OFF Compressor State (On - Off)

Power 0% Capacity (only for the Inverter version)
(% cooling capacity demanded by the electronic system)

HUM % Humidity (%)

Setpoint % Humidity set point (%)

Exp. Valv % Electronic expansion valve opening %

Press ESC to exit.

E.2 Selection air conditioner connected to the display

To select the air conditioner connected to the display, Press ESC and ENTER keys together and I see
the screen that shows the number of the connected air conditioner .

CDZ CONNECT 1 Connected air conditioner

Press ENTER key to scroll / select the list of connected air conditioners and with whom I want to
connect
If I only have one air conditioner connected, I have no scrolling list.

By dialing ▼▲ I can see the total number of connected air conditioners

NUM TOT CDZ 1

If the total number of connected air conditioners is> 1, after each 30 seconds of inactivity,
the display goes automatically on the summary screen of the state of air conditioners.

1:AL 2:ON 3: - -
4: - - 5: - - 6: - -
AL = Allarmed equipment
The flashing abbreviation is related to the
ON = ON equipment monitored machine.

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 - - flashing = The air conditioner doesn't respond (i.e for failure, serial not connected, disabling etc.)
- - fixed = Air conditioner not present or not configured
Press ESC key to exit

E.3 User menu

To display the menus press ENTER.
The ∆ arrow scrolls the main menu.

Parameters Setting
(Set-point group)
Machine configuration
The SET-POINTS can be changed
The identification number of the machine can be attributed for the COORDINATED mode up to a
MAX of 3 machines

Date / time Date and time can be changed

Operating
Display of INPUT and OUTPUT data
data

Login Enter Password

Press ENTER to access the different menus.

E.3.1 Parameters Setting

PARAMETERS
SETTING

To modify the parameters press ENTER, the set the value using the arrows  ∆; confirm with ENTER.

E.3.2 Set-point – User menu

For each machine up to a maximum of 3 set-point groups can be set.
Each group provides for the thresholds for heating, free-cooler, free-cooling , cooling and internal fan
function mode.
If the machine ends up operating in AUTOMATIC mode, enter only the first set group (FIRST SET-
POINT), if it ends up operating in COORDINATED mode with another machine a second set group also
needs to be entered (FIRST SET-POINT ; SECOND SET-POINT)

If it ends up operating with two other machines, all three set-point groups need to be entered. (FIRST
SET-POINT ; SECOND SET-POINT; THIRD SET-POINT).
If multiple set-points are set and the machine is configured in STAND ALONE mode, it will examine
only the FIRST SET-POINT.

SET POINT To modify the groups press ENTER, then set the value at 1, 2 or 3
GROUP using the arrows  ∆; confirm with ENTER.

To modify the parameters press ENTER, then set the value using the arrows  ∆; confirm with
ENTER.

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 Parameter Default UM Range Description

CMP_SetPoint °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Compressor set-point

FC_setpoint °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Free cooling set-point

Minimum temperature difference between inside and

FC_dTempMin °C +2,0 ÷ +10,0 outside that allows for the use of free cooling

Time needed for the free-cooling shutter to completely

FC_tOpening Sec. +5 ÷ +120 open/close

FC_SP_noPower °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Free cooling set-point with no network

AUX_setpoint °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Third fan activation set-point

Minimum temperature difference between inside and

AUX_dTempMin °C 0 ÷ +10,0 outside that allows for the use of the third fan (as in
free cooling)
Minimum percentage value of the speed of the third
AUX_ValLivMin % 0 ÷ 60 fan

Maximum percentage value of the speed of the third

AUX_ValLivMax % +50 ÷ +100 fan

Start hour of daytime phase for adjustment of the

EVP_TimeDay Hours 0 ÷ +23 evaporator fan speed

Start hour of nighttime phase for adjustment of the

EVP_TimeNight Hours 0 ÷ +23 evaporator fan speed

HEAT_SetPoint °C +1,0 ÷ +25,0 Heating resistor activation set-point

HUM_Setpoint % +40 ÷ +80 Humidity set point

It is the width of the 0-10V proportional band

regulation. Once the set Hum_Setpoint value +
HUM_Hyst % +3 ÷ +10 Hum_Hyst value is exceeded, the vaporization is
deactivated.

Off= work pause not activated On=work pause

activated
Evaporator work pause mode option: if activated and
room temperature is in the “neutral zone” (above the
EVP_modePause L On - Off resistor set-point and below the cooling set-points) the
fan is activated and deactivated at regular intervals
defined by the EVP_tOnPause and EVP_tOffPause
parameters

EVP_tOnPause L Min. 0 ÷ +5 Evaporator work pause mode option: fan ON time

EVP_tOffPause L Min. +3 ÷ +15 Evaporator work pause mode option: fan OFF time

T Off Air Exc. Hours 0 ÷ +100 Maximum idle time of the auxiliary fan

Minimum time of activation of the auxiliary fan, when

T On Air Exc. Min 0 ÷ +100 the time T Off Air Exc.

Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆.

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 E.3.3 Machine configuration

MACHINE
CONFIGURATION

When several controllers are connected in the local network (LAN) for the first time, in order to obtain
the CO-ORDINATED regulation of the system, program the data in the list on every controller.
Press ENTER to access the menu.

Parameter UM Range Description

Role of the machine in the coordinated management

Net Address 1 ÷ 99 (1 = master; 2 = slave 1; 3 = slave 2)
Stand Alone
Coordin. Mode Coordinated Machine operation mode
Modbus Slave 1

Number machines N 1÷2 ÷3 Indicates the number of machines up to a max of 3

Hours 0 ÷ 720
Rotation Period Rotation period of the machines in coordinated management
Min. -1 ÷ -59
Italian
Language English - French Selects the desired language
Spanish - German

Net Addr. Display 1÷6 Address to be assigned to the individual machine

Press Esc to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆.

E.3.4 Date / Time

DATE 2015/01/18
TIME 10:40

Sets the current date and time.

Press ENTER to access the menu
To modify the parameters press ENTER, then set the value using the arrows ∆  ; confirm with
ENTER.
Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆ .

E.3.5 Operating data

1
OPERATING
2
DATA

It is the data that the PLC of the machine receives and transmits to the external controller(PLC); when
the machine is stopped, these values must always match.

Coil Set0000
Press ENTER.
Coil Rd 0000

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  The top value (Coil Set) corresponds to the one set by the regulator
 The bottom value (Coil Rd) corresponds to the one received by the communication

When the machine is operating:

 the first digit indicates the condenser fan state (1 active – 0 not active)
 the second indicates the free-cooling state (1 active – 0 not active)
 the third indicates the heating state
 the fourth indicates the cooling condition

Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆ .

Rel. Fw 1.OI Release Firmware of the display

Rel. HW 151-01 Release Hardware ASC system

Proceed with the arrow ∆, the following displays:

 COMPRESSOR HOURS: compressor functioning hours

 MOTOR FAN HOURS: evaporating fan functioning hours

 FREE COOLER HOURS: auxiliary fan functioning hours

 HEAT HOURS: heating resistance functioning hours
 FREE-COOLING HOURS: free-cooling functioning hours

Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆ .

E.3.6 Login

LOGIN 010 897

Password

Press ENTER to access the menu and enter the password.

Using the arrow ∆ enter the first group of three digits, then with the arrow  enter the second group of
three digits.
Press ENTER to confirm.
Press ESC to exit.

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 E.4 User menu with password:
The ∆ arrow scrolls the main menu.

Parameters
The SET-POINTS can be changed
Setting
Probe
Probe display
configuration

Alarm settings Alarm display

Machine The identification number of the machine can be attributed for the COORDINATED
configuration mode up to a MAX of three machines

Date / time Date and time can be changed

Operating
Display of data in INPUT and OUTPUT
data
Mode Test Unit testing mode
Login Enter Password

E.4.1 Setting of parameters

PARAMETER
SETTING

To modify the parameters press ENTER, then set the value using the arrows  ∆; confirm with ENTER.

E.4.2 Set-point – User menu with password

For each machine up to a maximum of 3 set-point groups can be set.
Each group provides for the thresholds for heating, free-cooler, free-cooling , cooling and internal fan
function mode.
If the machine ends up operating in AUTOMATIC mode, enter only the first set group (FIRST SET-
POINT), if it ends up operating in COORDINATED mode with another machine a second set group also
needs to be entered (FIRST SET-POINT ; SECOND SET-POINT)
If it ends up operating with two other machines, all three set-point groups need to be entered. (FIRST
SET-POINT ; SECOND SET-POINT; THIRD SET-POINT).
If multiple set-points are set and the machine is configured in STAND ALONE mode, it will examine
only the FIRST SET-POINT.

SET POINT To modify the groups press ENTER, then set the value at 1, 2 or 3
GROUP using the arrows  ∆; confirm with ENTER.

To modify the parameters press ENTER, then set the value using the arrows  ∆; confirm with
ENTER.

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 Modificat
Parameter ion
Default UM Range Description

CMP_SetPoint YES °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Compressor set-point

Compressor deactivation hysteresis (on/off

CMP_SPIstInf NO °C +0,5 ÷ +5,0 hysteresis)

Compressor partialization range, from the minimum

CMP_SPIstSup NO °C +1,0 ÷ +10,0 value to the optimum value (hysteresis adjustment)

CMP_Mode NO On/off - Inverter Compressor mode

Use of set-point tracking in the on/off mode of the

compressor.
CMP_InsOnOff NO On-Off (0n = set-point that can be set; Off = tracking set-
point)
Positioning value of the compressor speed at first
CMP_Val1moLiv NO % 0 ÷ 100 start-up
Permanence time of the value referred to by the
CMP_Stasi1 NO Sec. +30 ÷ +180 CMP_Val1moLiv parameter at first start-up of the
compressor
Maximum Compressor power (only for Inverter
CMP_MaxLiv NO % +30 ÷ +100 models)
Exhaust gas temperature beyond which starts the
CMP_TRdResa NO °C +90,0 ÷ +110,0 dynamics of yield reduction: limitation of the
compressor performance (envelope)
Dynamics of yield reduction: limitation of the
CMP_DinRidRes NO °C 0 ÷ +16,0 compressor performance (envelope)

Limit temperature for exhaust gas, beyond which

CMP_TBlock NO °C +100,0 ÷ +150,0 the compressor is blocked

R407C; R134A;
CMP_TypeGas NO R410A)
Type of refrigerant gas used

Temperature distance of the tracking set-point (set

CMP_SP_track NO °C +2,0 ÷ +10,0 at a number of degrees less than the temperature
of the conditioned room)
Minimum functioning temperature of the tracking
CMP_TOff_track NO °C +10,0 ÷ +35,0 set-point

Maximum functioning temperature of the tracking

CMP_TOn_track NO °C +10,0 ÷ +30,0 set-point

CMP_Min_SetPoint NO °C +10,0 ÷ +30,0 Minimum configurable cooling set-point

FC_setpoint YES °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Free cooling set-point

FC_hyst. NO °C +0,5 ÷ +2,0 Free cooling deactivation hysteresis

Minimum temperature difference between inside

FC_dTempMin YES °C +2,0 ÷ +10,0 and outside that allows for the use of free cooling

FC_IS_TaTe NO °C +0,5 ÷ +1,0 Hysteresis relative to the FC_dTempMin parameter

Maximum temperature difference for the on/off

FC_dTempMax NO °C +8,0 ÷ +16,0 functioning of the free cooling, beyond which the
partialization of the shutter is used
Time needed for the free-cooling shutter to
FC_tOpening YES Sec. +5 ÷ +120 completely open/close

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 Standstill time for the free cooling shutter in
FC_tStasis NO Sec. +5 ÷ +60 partialization (in between movements for a number
of seconds the shutter is not moving)
Number of steps of the opening of the free cooling
FC_NPhases NO +1 ÷ +10 shutter in partialization, interspersed by the stasis
time referred to by the FC_tStasi parameter
Minimum temperature descent gradient for a
FC_gradMin NO °C +0,1 ÷ +2,0 further closing step of the shutter of the free
cooling

FC_SP_noPower YES °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Free cooling set-point with no network

Free cooling deactivation hysteresis with no

FC_IS_noPower NO °C +0,5 ÷ +2,0 network
Simultaneous compressor-free cooling functioning
(Always = FC functions even with the compressor
Always
FC_CMPonoff NO
No CMP
activated;
no CMP = FC deactivates when the compressor
activates)

AUX_setpoint YES °C +10,0 ÷ +45,0 Third fan activation set-point

AUX_Hyst. NO °C 0 ÷ +10,0 Third fan deactivation hysteresis

Minimum temperature difference between inside

AUX_dTempMin YES °C 0 ÷ +10,0 and outside that allows for the use of the third fan
(as in free cooling)
Minimum temperature descent gradient for a
AUX_gradMin NO °C 0 ÷ +2,0 further
reduction step of the speed of the third fan
Percentage variation step of the speed of the third
AUX_VarVel NO % 0 ÷ +100 fan

Minimum percentage value of the speed of the

AUX_ValLivMin YES % 0 ÷ +60 third fan

Maximum percentage value of the speed of the

AUX_ValLivMax YES % +50 ÷ +100 third fan
Partialization activation option of the speed of the
evaporator fan
(Off = not active: On = speed partialized on the
EVP_parzOnOff NO ON-OFF basis of the LP pressure in the range defined by
the EVP_pressLPmin e EVP_pressLPmax
parameters)
LP pressure value at which starts the partialization
EVP_pressmin NO Bar +2,0 ÷ +8,0 of the speed of the evaporator fan

LP pressure value at which ends the partialization

EVP_pressmax NO Bar +2,0 ÷ +8,0 of the speed of the evaporator fan

EVP_ValLivMin NO % 0 ÷ +60 Minimum speed of the evaporator fan

Maximum speed of the evaporator fan, during the

EVP_MaxDay NO % +50 ÷ +100 daytime

Maximum speed of the evaporator fan, during the

EVP_MaxNight NO % +50 ÷ +100 nighttime

Start hour of daytime phase for adjustment of the

EVP_TimeDay YES Hours 0 ÷ +23 evaporator fan speed

Start hour of nighttime phase for adjustment of the

EVP_TimeNight YES Hours 0 ÷ +23 evaporator fan speed

HP pressure value at which starts the partialization

CND_pressmin NO Bar +10 ÷ +20 of the speed of the condenser fan

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 HP pressure value at which Ends the partialization
CND_pressmax NO Bar +15 ÷ +30 of the speed of the condenser fan

CND_HystInf NO Bar +0,1 ÷ +10,0 Condenser fan activation hysteresis

Maximum speed to regulation mode condenser fan

CND_HystSup NO Bar +0,1 ÷ +10,0 hysteresis

HEAT_SetPoint YES °C +1,0 ÷ +25,0 Heating resistor activation set-point

HEAT_SPHyst NO °C +0,5 ÷ +2,0 Heating resistor deactivation hysteresis

VALV_nStep NO 0 ÷ +480 Electronic valve motor step

Time of intervention in the regulation of the

VALV_T_min NO Sec. +1 ÷ +99 electronic thermostatic valve

Minimum amount of the corrective intervention of

VALV_Delta step NO +1,0 ÷ +2000 the valve opening expressed in step number

Delta temperature required by thermostatic valve

VALV_Delta_t NO °C +1,0 ÷ +20,0 regulation

Mode_NightDay NO ON/ OFF Activation of night / day mode

Fans operation mode during night hours: reduced

Fan Night Mode NO ON/OFF speed or off

CMP Night Mode NO ON/OFF Compressor operating mode during night hours

AUX_MaxNight NO % +20 ÷ +100 Maximum auxiliary fan speed during night hours

Hum_Setpoint SI % +40 ÷ +80 Humidity set point

It is the width of the 0-10V proportional band

regulation. Once the set Hum_Setpoint value +
HUM_Hyst SI % +3,0 ÷ +10 Hum_Hyst value is exceeded, the vaporization is
deactivated.

HUM tminStartCMP NO °C +10,0 ÷ +20,0 Minimum temperature for dehumidification

Only for Inverter (% compressor during

CMP_PotDehum. NO % +40 ÷ +80 dehumidification)

Free-cooling proportional regulation by partializing the

FC_Modo_Reg. NO Damp Prop/FAN dumper opening or adjusting the process fan speed
Evaporator work pause mode option: if activated
and room temperature is in the “neutral zone”
(above the resistor set-point and below the cooling
EVP_modePause L YES On - Off set-points) the fan is activated and deactivated at
regular intervals defined by the EVP_tOnPause
and EVP_tOffPause parameters

EVP_tOnPause YES Min. 0 ÷ +5 Evaporator work pause mode option: fan ON time

EVP_tOffPause YES Min. +3 ÷ +15 Evaporator work pause mode option: fan OFF time

Number of fans used that are dedicated to the

evaporation (set to 0 if 230V fans are used, so as
EVP_nFan NO n. 0 ÷ +3 to deactivate the alarm relative to the tachometry,
present only on 48V fans)

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 Number of fans used in the third fan (set to 0 if
230V fans are used, so as to deactivate the alarm
AUX_nFan NO n. 0 ÷ +1 relative to the tachometry, present only on 48V
fans)

EVP_MinVelPause NO % 0 ÷ +100 Minimum fan speed during pause mode

T Off Air Exc. NO Hours 0 ÷ +100 Maximum idle time of the auxiliary fan

T Off Air Exc. NO Hours 0 ÷ +100 Maximum idle time of the auxiliary fan

Waiting time for the activation of the compressor

DelCmd_CMP NO Sec. 0 ÷ +7200 starting from the sending of the command and
Duration of solenoid activation.
Number of times the maximum HP pressure
NumTry_CMP NO n. 0 ÷ +100 threshold can be exceeded before there is the high
pressure alarm signal
Reset of the time that counts the times the
threshold is exceeded in reference to the
Tim_Try_OK NO Min. +1 ÷ +999 NumTry_CMP parameter, without it being
exceeded again
Minimum permanence time of the compressor in
TimOFF_CMP NO Min. 0 ÷ +180 the OFF state
Inversion command of relay number 1 of the
Inver_TL1 NO On - Off remote signals (Off = not inverted;
On = inverted, from NC to NO and vice versa)
Inversion command of relay number 2 of the
Inver_TL2 NO On - Off remote signals (Off = not inverted;
On = inverted, from NC to NO and vice versa)
Inversion command of relay number 3 of the
Inver_TL3 NO On - Off remote signals (Off = not inverted;
On = inverted, from NC to NO and vice versa)
Inversion command of relay number 4 of the
Inver_TL4 NO On - Off remote signals (Off = not inverted;
On = inverted, from NC to NO and vice versa)

Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆ .

E.4.3 Probe Configuration

PROBES
CONFIGURATION

Displays the enabled variable probes.

Press ENTER to access the menu.

Enab. S1 Discha. Enable S1 – Exhaust gas temperature (only for inverter, ON) ON
Enab. S2 Unde. Liq Enable S2 – Subcooling temperature of the liquid (optional) OFF
Enab. S3 External Enable S3 – External temperature ON
Enab. S4 Internal Enable S4 – Internal temperature (not displayed) ON
Enab. S5 Over Gas Enable S5 – Overheating temperature (optional) ON
Enab. S6 Exit Enable S6 – Flow temperature ON
Enab. HUM Enable Humidity sensor (if present ON) OFF
Press ESC to exit and proceed with the arrow ∆ .

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 E.4.4 Alarm settings

ALARM
SETTING

Displays the values of all the alarms.

Press ENTER to access the:
 PARAMETERS SETTING
o ALARM DATA
o ALARM RELAY ASSIGNEM..
 VIEW ALARM HISTORY
 CLEARS ALARM HISTORY
 ALARMS SIMULATION
Press ENTER to display “PARAMETERS SETTING”.
Press ENTER to display “ALARM DATA”

ALARM
DATA

Parameter Default UM Range Description

ALL_SetP_HiTa °C +10,0 ÷ +100,0 High temperature alarm activation threshold

ALL_Ist_HiTa °C +0,5 ÷ +2,0 High temperature alarm deactivation hysteresis

ALL_SP_PreHTa °C +10,0 ÷ +100 High temperature pre-alarm activation threshold

ALL_Is_PreHTa °C +0,5 ÷ +2,0 High temperature pre-alarm deactivation hysteresis

ALL_SetP_LoTa °C 0 ÷ +10,0 Low temperature alarm activation threshold

ALL_Ist_LoTa °C +1 ÷ +10,0 Low temperature alarm deactivation hysteresis

Minimum temperature difference relative to the cooling

ALL_dT_Eff_CMP °C 0 ÷ +100,0
inefficiency alarm
Minimum temperature difference relative to the free-cooling
ALL_dT_Eff_FC °C 0 ÷ +100,0
alarm
Minimum temperature difference relative to the alarm (not
ALL_dT_Eff_HEA °C 0 ÷ +100,0
used)
Minimum EVP fan speed observed that does not trigger
ALL_Vel_MinEVP % 0 ÷ +100
the alarm
Minimum AUX fan speed observed that does not trigger
ALL_Vel_MinAUX % 0 ÷ +100
the alarm

ALL_SetP_HiHum % +10,0 ÷ +100 High humidity alarm activation threshold

Press ESC to exit.

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 Proceed with the arrow ∆ that displays the “ALARM RELAY ASSIGNMENT” list

ALARM RELAY
ASSIGNMENT

Press ENTER to access the menu.

Assign the type of priority for each type of alarm: High priority, Low priority, None or Both

Type of alarm Priority Alarm description

Maximum pressure switch intervention for pressure above
High pressure High priority the upper limit
Minimum pressure switch intervention for pressure below
Low pressure High priority the lower limit

Ineff. cooling Low priority Detection of the lack of efficiency of the cooling system

Dusty Filters Low priority Filter blocked

Surface temperature of the electric resistors beyond the
Max T heating. Low priority predetermined upper limit

Power Failure High priority Absence of mains voltage (230/400Vac)

EVP Fan Failure High priority Fault in process fan/s

High Temperature High priority Internal temperature beyond the predetermined upper limit
Internal temperature beyond the first predetermined upper
Warn.High Temp Low priority limit

Low Temperature Low priority Internal temperature beyond the predetermined lower limit

Dusty Cond Not assigned Passage of air blocked by external bodies

Incorrect parameter or fault in sensor/s of the data
Sensor alarms High priority acquisition system
Failure to achieve difference in pressure between flow and
Phase sequence High priority intake

Free-cooling Low priority Shutter mechanism not functioning

External Block High priority Repeated “EXTERNAL ALARM”

Inverter High priority Inverter alarm (only for Inverter systems)

In coordinated mode the machine with Net ADDR = 2 or 3
Slave Com. Low priority ( Slave 1 / Slave 2) does not communicate with the master

Fire /Block High priority Smoke / fire alarm entry

AUX Fan Failure Not assigned Fault in external auxiliary fan/s

In coordinated mode the master ( NET ADDR = 1 ) is not
Master Com. Low priority querying slave that reports the error

High Humidity Low priority High humidity alarm threshold

Press ESC to exit and return to the main menu.

Although it is not an alarm, note that if the word ENVELOPE (on INVERTER systems only) appear temporarily on the
display, the unit is temporarily limiting the compressor rpm to ensure its functioning in the pre-established working area.

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 With the arrow Δ you scroll through the menu and displays the section "VIEW ALARM HISTORY".
Press ENTER and use the arrow keys Δ to scroll through the entire list of historical alarms:

Written on the
Type of alarm
panel
01 High pressure
02 Low pressure
03 Ineff. cooling
04 Dusty Filters
05 Max T heating.
06 Power Failure
07 EVP Fan Failure
08 High Temperature
09 Warn.High Temp
10 Low Temperature
11 Dusty Cond
12 Sensor alarms
13 Phase sequence
14 Free-cooling
15 External Block
16 Inverter
17 Slave Com.
18 Fire /Block
19 AUX Fan Failure
20 Master Com.
21 High Humidity

Press ESC to exit.

With the arrow Δ displays the section "CLEAR ALARM HISTORY".

CLEARS
ALARM HISTORY

Press ENTER to enter the list.

Confirm the deletion by pressing ENTER, or press ESC to exit and clear the alarm.
Press ESC to exit and return to the alarm menu.

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 Using the  ∆ arrows select the “ALARMS SIMULATION”.

ALARMS
SIMULATION
Press ENTER.

After selected the alarm press ENTER in order to activate the alarm which can be also visualized in
the operator panel. The following table represents the alarms which can be simulated:

Written on the
Type of alarm
panel
01 High pressure
02 Low pressure
03 Ineff. cooling
04 Dusty Filters
05 Max T heating.
06 Power Failure
07 EVP Fan Failure
08 High Temperature
09 Warn.High Temp
10 Low Temperature
11 Dusty Cond
12 Sensor alarms
13 Phase sequence
14 Free-cooling
15 External Block
16 Inverter
17 Slave Com.
18 Fire /Block
19 AUX Fan Failure
20 Master Com.
21 High Humidity

In order to delete the alarms press ENTER.

Press ESC to exit and return in the "ALARM SETTING".

E.4.5 Machine configuration

See paragraph E.3.3.

E.4.6 Date / Time

See paragraph E.3.4.

E.4.7 Operating data

See paragraph E.3.5

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 F. “TEST” mode
In this functionality all the different air conditioner operations can be simulated regardless from the
internal/external temperatures conditions.

F.1 Testing operations

 Evaporating fan (evp FAN)
 Free-cooling
 Cooling
 Heating
 Free-cooler (external auxiliary FAN)

F.2 Manual Testing operations

Once TEST mode is turned on, all other air conditioner functions not related to the
individual test are temporarily inhibited.
Select with the arrows ▲▼the individual components to be tested.
Press ENTER to confirm.
The selected lettering flashes to indicate the performance of the test.
Press ENTER to finish the single test.

Component Action
Evaporating section fan(s) start at maximum speed
Evp FAN
Activation led controller display (Motor Fan)

Opening of the damper

Free cooling
Start free-cooling fans at maximum speed
(if present):
Free Cooling (LED activation)
Compressor activation
Cooling: Start of evaporating section fan(s)
Activation led controller display (Cooling + Motor Fan)
Heating activation
Heat
Start of evaporating section fan(s)
(if present):
Activation led controller display (Heating + Motor Fan)

Free cooler Free-cooler fan(s) start

(if present) Activation led controller display (Ext. Cooling Fan)

Press ESC to go back to the previous menu.

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 F.3 Automatic test activation
In the TEST mode menu there is an AUTOMATIC TEST function that performs the individual tests
sequentially.

Duration
Component Action
(sec.)
Evaporating section fan(s) start at maximum speed
Evp FAN 60
Activation led controller display (Motor Fan)
Opening of the damper
Free cooling
Start free-cooling fans at maximum speed 30
(if present):
Free Cooling (LED activation)
Compressor activation
Cooling: Start of evaporating section fan(s) 240
Activation led controller display (Cooling + Motor Fan)
Heating activation
Heat
Start of evaporating section fan(s) 60
(if present):
Activation led controller display (Heating + Motor Fan)
Free cooler Free-cooler fan(s) start
60
(if present) Activation led controller display (Ext. Cooling Fan)

Press ESC to go back to the previous menu.

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Machine Machine Machine

LAN LAN
1 2 3
G. ATTACHMENTS

Net Address Net Address Net Address

1 2 3
(MASTER) (SLAVE 1) (SLAVE 2)

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Example of “Coordinated” connection

1 - Heating 1 1 - Heating 1 1 - Heating 1

2 - Free-cooler 1 2 - Free-cooler 1 2 - Free-cooler 1
3 - Free-cooling 1 3 - Free-cooling 1 3 - Free-cooling 1
4 - Cooling 1 4 - Cooling 1 4 - Cooling 1
5 - Fan mode 1 5 - Fan mode 1 5 - Fan mode 1
1 - Heating 2 1 - Heating 2 1 - Heating 2
Set-point machine 1 Set-point machine 1 Set-point machine 1

Figure 2 – Block diagram in "Coordinated" mode

2 - Free-cooler 2 2 - Free-cooler 2 2 - Free-cooler 2
Set-point machine 2 3 - Free-cooling 2 Set-point machine 2 3 - Free-cooling 2 Set-point machine 2 3 - Free-cooling 2
Set-point machine 3 4 - Cooling 2 Set-point machine 3 4 - Cooling 2 Set-point machine 3 4 - Cooling 2
5 - Fan mode 2 5 - Fan mode 2 5 - Fan mode 2
1 - Heating 3 1 - Heating 3 1 - Heating 3
2 - Free-cooler 3 2 - Free-cooler 3 2 - Free-cooler 3
3 - Free-cooling 3 3 - Free-cooling 3 3 - Free-cooling 3
4 - Cooling 3 4 - Cooling 3 4 - Cooling 3
5 - fan mode 3 5 - fan mode 3 5 - fan mode 3
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modifications believed appropriate without prior notice or replacement.
Claims cannot be accepted for any imprecisions or omissions detected in this manual even if
maximum care has been taken in its realisation.

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