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Operation Manual

CL01-2  Wall Controller

Operation Manual - CL01-2  Wall Controller

Document: 0525-081  

 Ver. 1 190903

 

20

12. Filter timer

Setting The Filter Timer

1.  Press and hold the 

FAN

 button. Press the 

PROG

 button and release them altogether

. 

Menu 

01

 will be displayed with 

PROG

 indicator flashing.

2.  Press the 

 

button repeatedly until menu number 

03

 is displayed.

3.  Press the 

PROG 

button to enter menu 

03

.

 

Display will show the current filter run-hour timer. 

TIMER, PROG

 and 

FILTER

 indicators will be illuminated.

4.  Press the 

 or 

 buttons to set your preferred filter run-hour timer.

Timer can be set from 100 to 900 hours with time increments of 10 hours.

5.  Press

 EXIT

 button twice to go back to Main screen.

 

Filter Notification Cancellation

Press the 

 

button to reset Filter Notification. 

Summary of Contents for CL01-2G

Page 1: ... Actron COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM CONTROL INTERFACE Operating Instructions AVAILABLE AS AN OPTIONAL ACCESSORY FOR TRI CAPACITY MODELS ONLY IMPORTANT NOTE Please read this manual carefully before installing or operating your air conditioning unit That s better That s Actron ...

Page 2: ...Outside Temperature 10 09 04 Backlight 10 09 05 Cooling and Heating Operation 11 09 06 Auto and Fan Only Operation 12 09 07 Setting the Clock 13 09 08 Setting the Upper and Lower Temperature Limits 14 09 09 Temperature Set Back 15 10 7 Day Programmable Function 16 10 01 Time Clock Operation 16 10 02 Setting the Programmable Time Clock 16 10 03 Repeating Day s Events and Times 17 10 04 Programming ...

Page 3: ...e in the best possible way to suit your requirement Failure to complete such operations may result in malfunction and or damage to the unit for which ActronAir accepts no liability Installation commissioning and other technical services must only be carried out by a qualified technician Ensure that the unit installation complies with all relevant council regulations and building code standards All...

Page 4: ...recautions 1 Read all instructions in this manual before operating the air conditioning unit Failure to do so may result in damage to the unit and void your warranty 2 Turn Off the power supply to the unit and follow sound Lock Out and Tag Out procedures to ensure that power supply is not re energised accidentally 3 Beware of EC Motors with high power capacitors and which can have dangerous voltag...

Page 5: ...ER The air conditioner must never be operated without a return air filter as this will cause a build up of dust and other contaminants on the indoor coil This is very difficult to clean and causes the system to operate inefficiently or even fail CRANKCASE HEATER PRECAUTION The main power Outside switch board to the system must be kept On at all times to prevent damage to the outdoor compressor uni...

Page 6: ...ot advisable to operate the system beyond the factory set operating range as it can be detrimental to the system The chosen setpoint can also be locked if required 6 Averaging Temperature Readings The built in temperature sensor can be used together with the factory supplied return air temperature sensor to average the building temperature readings The CL01 2 can be located further away from the r...

Page 7: ...Raises and lowers temperature setpoint Also use to scroll Up or Down menu 5 Exit button Quick exit from programming menu 6 Power ON OFF button To turn the system ON OFF 7 Display button Displays the temperature setpoint current room temperature or current day and time 8 After Hours button To activate After Hours function 9 Repeat button Repeats the previous settings for the current day time clock ...

Page 8: ... Indicator 23 Event Indicator Indicates which event of the day Time Clock is set 24 Off Indicator 25 1 and 2 Indicator Illuminates together with Event to show the programming event 26 Low Speed Fan Indicator 27 Medium Speed Fan Indicator 28 High Speed Fan Indicator Medium Speed Default 1 Speed Fan Indicator Low Medium High Speed Applicable to Optional 3 Speed Fan only 29 Continuous Indicator Illum...

Page 9: ... Press the button once to turn it On and press the button once again to turn it Off 09 02 Setting Room Temperature Setpoint Setpoint Temperature Set the desired temperature by pressing either the or buttons NOTES Maximum temperature setting is 30o C Minimum temperature setting is 16o C For a WARMER room temperature press the button For a COOLER room temperature press the button Press and hold the ...

Page 10: ...pear for 3 seconds indicating the backlight level is set To Turn On LCD Backlight Press and hold the REPEAT button for 4 seconds When the symbol appear on the LCD release the REPEAT button the backlight will remain On To Turn Off LCD Backlight Press and hold the REPEAT button for 4 seconds When the symbol appear on the LCD release the REPEAT button the backlight will turn Off after 15 seconds To T...

Page 11: ...oom temperature press the button For a COOLER room temperature press the button 4 Adjust the desired Indoor Fan speed by pressing the FAN button NOTE LOW MED or HIGH Fan Speed can only be selected if 3 Speed Fan setting option is available Otherwise only MED is available 09 05 02 Heating Operation 1 Make sure the CL01 2 is turned On 2 Press the MODE button until HEAT appears on the display 3 Set t...

Page 12: ...tside Air Indoor Fan operation should be specifically set to satisfy your application requirements 09 06 Auto and Fan Only Operation 09 06 01 Auto Operation NOTE Automatically changes between heating and cooling mode 1 Press the button to make sure the CL01 2 is turned On 2 Press the MODE button until AUTO appears on the display 3 Set the desired temperature by pressing either the or buttons NOTE ...

Page 13: ...dicator on LCD This is generally preferred during the Cooling Mode to ensure maximum air circulation However for units with optional Outside Air Indoor Fan operation should be specifically set to satisfy your application requirements 09 07 Setting the Clock The air conditioning system must be turned On before performing these procedures 1 Press the PROG button 3 times TIME indicator will be flashi...

Page 14: ...yone from setting the temperature too high or too low You may want to lock the set temp to 22o C to stop anyone else adjusting the set temp up and down To do this simply adjust the upper and lower limit until they are the same 09 08 01 Setting Lower Limit 1 Press the button and then the button You must press the two buttons in quick succession The display will now show the lower limit for 3 second...

Page 15: ... the or buttons to select ON to enable Setback feature 5 Press the EXIT button to enable Setback feature 6 Press the button to get into menu 07 and then the PROG button to enter menu 07 7 Press the or buttons to select set back operating mode i e Cool mode only COOL indicator will be illuminated Heat mode only HEAT indicator will be illuminated Auto mode COOL and HEAT indicators will be illuminate...

Page 16: ...f Time 10 00am 10 00am 10 00am 10 00am 10 00am 9 00am 11 00am EVENT 2 On Time 4 00pm 4 00pm 4 00pm 4 00pm 1 00pm Off Time 10 00pm 10 00pm 10 00pm 10 00pm 11 00pm 10 02 Setting the Programmable Time Clock 1 Press the PROG button repeatedly until you get into Time clock setting screen TIME CLOCK PROG ON EVENT 1 MON and SET indicators and Time Fields will be shown in the screen You can now set the Ev...

Page 17: ...e previous day s events into the current day displayed 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 above for the remaining days where you wish to repeat the programmed events and times 10 04 Programming Past Midnight NOTES Event On times can be set up to 11 45 PM of the current day Event Off times can be set to the following day up to 23 hours and 45 minutes after the On time If you program Event 1 past midnight Event...

Page 18: ...ating the 7 Day Time Clock 10 06 01 De activating the 7 Day Time Clock 1 Press the PROG button 2 times TIME CLOCK and PROG indicators will be illuminated in the screen and ON indicator will be flashing in the screen 2 Press the button TIME CLOCK and PROG indicators are still illuminated OFF indicator will be flashing in the screen replacing ON 3 Press the EXIT button TIME CLOCK and PROG indicators...

Page 19: ... preset time outside of normal operating hours Press the AFTER HRS button AFTER HOURS indicator will appear and the TIME CLOCK indicator will be blinking Alternatively you can press the button if no scheduled event is On 2 Press the or buttons to adjust the After Hours run timer duration The After Hours run timer duration can be adjusted by 0 5 hour increment 3 Press the AFTER HRS button to lock i...

Page 20: ...ashing 2 Press the button repeatedly until menu number 03 is displayed 3 Press the PROG button to enter menu 03 Display will show the current filter run hour timer TIMER PROG and FILTER indicators will be illuminated 4 Press the or buttons to set your preferred filter run hour timer Timer can be set from 100 to 900 hours with time increments of 10 hours 5 Press EXIT button twice to go back to Main...

Page 21: ...son uses Control Interface 2 to select heating mode the system will now change to heating operation and both controls will display that the system is in heating mode Example 2 Using Control Interface 2 the room setpoint temperature is set at 16 0o C both control interfaces will now show that the room setpoint temperature is at 16 0o C If another person uses Control Interface 1 to change the setpoi...

Page 22: ...sor OK E3 Over Current Alarm Input out of Range Normal Operation Under Current Indoor Fan not running Normal Operation E4 Wrong Dip switch Error Alarm Wrong Dipswitch Settings Correct Settings E5 Communication Error Alarm No communication with OD NOTE Wait for 30 sec before E5 is displayed Communication OK E6 Indoor Fan Fault Alarm Not Operating Normal Operation E7 0 10VDC No Input Alarm Input is ...

Page 23: ...e out of Range Temperature Normal E19 Probe 9 Fault CM100 Internal Error Alarm Configuration Error Correct Set up E20 Outside Air Temperature Sensor Fault Warning Temperature out of Range Temperature OK E21 Multi Input 1 Fault Alarm Input out of Range Input Normal E22 Multi Input 2 Fault Alarm Input out of Range Input Normal E23 Outdoor Fan 1 Fault Alarm Not Operating Normal Operation E24 Outdoor ...

Page 24: ... cycle Power and Pressure Normal E41 Compressor 2 HP Fault Lock Out Alarm 3 Trips within 1 Hour Re cycle Power and Pressure Normal E42 Compressor 3 HP Fault Lock Out Alarm 3 Trips within 1 Hour Re cycle Power and Pressure Normal E43 Discharge Temp 1 Fault Alarm Temperature out of Range Temperature OK E44 Discharge Temp 2 Fault Alarm Temperature out of Range Temperature OK E45 Discharge Temp 3 Faul...

Page 25: ...nd download NFC Reader for iPhone 2 Open NFC App Read through NFC App Information and Click on Let s get started 3 Place the mobile device close to NFC Tag on the controller Follow the instructions on App 4 Once the tag has successfully scanned the image below will appear 5 A pop up window will appear to redirect you to https www actronair com au nfc 6 List of Controller Models will appear on the ...

Page 26: ...tivate NFC 2 Tap Android Beam 3 Follow the on screen instructions 4 Once successfully scanned a pop up window will appear to redirect you to external website https www actronair com au nfc 5 List of Controller Models will appear on the screen of your mobile device Select the model number of your controller to view the operation manual The Model number of your controller can be found underneath the...

Page 27: ...s not a fault Water from the outdoor unit This is normal during heating operation which is due to water forming and running off the outdoor coil during defrost This normal and it is not a fault Occurring of noises When heating or cooling is started or stopped a swishing or gurgling noise may be heard This noise is generated by the refrigerant flowing between the outdoor and the indoor units A swoo...

Page 28: ...ide air and or spill air will not operate Economiser connector not plugged into unit wiring harness Economiser outside air and or spill air motor has failed Wiring or terminal failure Check the connection Damper motor wiring needs to be checked and replaced as required Wiring or terminal to be checked and replaced as required Check if Economy Mode is enabled Control Interface buttons not operating...

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Page 30: ...ed Trade Marks of Actron Engineering Pty Limited ActronAir is constantly seeking ways to improve the design of it s products therefore specifications are subject to change without notice Document 0525 081 Ver 1 Issue Date 09 2019 Refrigerant Trading Authorisation No AU06394 ...

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