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AGLLI10/20NFJ 07/11_4528572_00

ADDITIONAL CONTROLS 

EMERGENCY FUNCTIONING

The ventilation in this case is always 

performed according to the ON-OFF 
cycles, however, increasing the ON 
phase from the central position. In 
this way the maximum ventilation can 
be required with the selector at the 

minimum position for cooling opera-
tion season and likewise there is maxi-
mum ventilation with the selector in 
the maximum position. For the heating 
operation season. The total duration of 
the ON-OFF cycle is again 5’20’’. The 

following table gives duration exam-
ples of various ON and OFF cycles 
based on the position of the tempera-
ture selector:

The two following failure cases are fore-

seen when the thermostat operates in 
the described manner. 

NO WATER PROBE 

 

- Ventilation is always active
- The season change is made on the 

basis of the difference between the set-
ting made and the actual ambient tem-
perature. If the ambient temperature 
exceeds by a value equal to the dead 
band, the Heating setpoint switches to 
the Cooling mode. If the ambient tem-
perature drops by a value equal to the 

dead band below the Cooling setpoint, 
it switches to the Heating mode.

- The turning on/off of the resistance 

does not depend in this case on the 
temperature of the water but on the 
sheer demand for the thermostat opera-
tion

AMBIENT PROBE ABSENT (2 PIPES)

In this case the thermostat operates as 

follows:

- OFF - Aux Mode
  The valve is closed

  The fan is off
-  AUTO, V1, V2, V3 mode:
  The valve is always open.
  Operating season always hot. 
- The ventilation runs On-Off cycles. 

The duration of the ON cycle is pro-
portional to the setpoint set in the 
VMF-E4 panel. The total duration of 
the ON-OFF cycle corresponds to 
5’20’’. The following table gives dura-
tion examples of various ON and OFF 
cycles based on the position of the 
temperature selector:

AMBIENT PROBE ABSENT (4 PIPES)

In this case the thermostat operates as 

follows:

- OFF - Aux Mode
  The valves are closed
  The fan is off
-  AUTO, V1, V2, V3 mode:
 The operating season is decided 

according to the position of the tem-
perature selector and it is activated by 
the respective valve as shown in the 
Figure 

SetPoint

ON cycle 

duration

OFF cycle 

duration

Min value

Nil

'20"

20 C°

2'20"

2'60"

Max value

'20"

Nil

Position

ON cycle 

duration

OFF cycle 

duration

Min value

'20"

Nil

20 C°

Nil

'20"

Max value

'20"

Nil

VENTILATION CYCLES OF 2-PIPE SYSTEM WITHOUT AMBIENT PROBE 

VENTILATION CYCLE OF THE 4-PIPE SYSTEM WITHOUT AMBIENT PROBE

Keys used to 
modify the 
setpoint value

Cold water valve opening, ventilation 
period proportional to the deviation 
of the median position

Hot water valve opening, ventilation 
period proportional to the deviation 

of the median position

Minimum value 

Maximum value

SETPOINT

Summary of Contents for GLLI10N

Page 1: ...ND ANSAUGGITTER INVERTER PLAFON DE ENVÍO Y DE ASPIRACIÓN INVERTER AGLLI10 20NFJ 07 11_4528572_00 GLLI10N GLLI20N MANUALE D USO E INSTALLAZIONE USE AND INSTALLATION MANUAL M A N U E L D U T I L I S A T I O N E T D I N S T A L L A T I O N B E D I E N U N G S U N D I N S T A L L A T I O N S A N L E I T U N G MANUAL DE USO E INSTALACIÓN ...

Page 2: ...non mentionnée dans ce manuel contac ter aussitôt le service après vente de votre secteur Lors de l installation de l appareil il faut prévoir l espace nécessaire pour les opérations d entretien et ou de réparation La garantie de l appareil ne couvre pas les coûts dérivant de l utilisation de voitures avec échelle mécanique d échafauda ges ou d autres systèmes de levée employés pour effectuer des ...

Page 3: ... accessory that must be connected to the electronic cards applied to fan coils Consult the manu als of the fan coils and cards if they have been provided as an accessory and apply all safety precautions indi cated for the electronic cards WARNING the fan coil is connected to the power supply and water circuit Operations performed by unqualified personnel can lead to personal injury to the operator...

Page 4: ...ting Cooling The night time comfort function Sleep Supervisor controlled operating mode VMF E5 See the accessories manual for complete information on its features VMF E4 FCLI GLLI10N FCLI GLLI20N VMF E4 VMF E4 FCLI SLAVE FCLI SLAVE FCLI MASTER LUNGHEZZA MAX 30 m VMF E5 VMF E4 VMF E4 VMF E4 MASTER 1 MASTER 2 MASTER 3 FCLI GLLI10N FCLI GLLI20N FCLI GLLI10N FCLI GLLI20N FCLI GLLI10N FCLI GLLI20N FCLI...

Page 5: ... FCLI GLLI_N RS485 TTL TTL TTL RS485 RS485 VMF E5B VMF E5N MASTER 2 FCLI GLLI_N MASTER 64 FCLI GLLI_N VMF E4 VMF E4D TTL MAX 30m VMF E4 VMF E4D RS485 MAX 1000m VMF E4 VMF E4D WARNING the VMF E5 panel allows the management of the individual masters the slave units connected to each master cannot be individually managed from the VMF E5 panel but they acquire the settings of the master to which they ...

Page 6: ...LLI_N card as shown 1 2 3 4 TX RX GND TTL MODE 5V 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Characteristics of the cable to be used for the connection EIB Bus cable 4 poles shield Mutual max capacity 100nF km 800Hz Resistance max 130 ohm km Key A 4 pole shielded cable not supplied for con nection betweenVMF E4 and GLLI_N B Shield folded on the cable for earth con nection C Clamp made of plastic conductive material ...

Page 7: ...MF E4 EXTERNAL CONTACT CONNECTION ECONOMY CONTROL WINDOW CONTROL CONNECTION MODBUS RS485 SERIAL TTL NETWORK CONNECTION M26 CONTROL BOARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 TX RX CE TX RX GND TTL GND CF A B GND GND MODE 5V MODBUS RS485 CE EXTERNAL CONTACT TTL SERIAL TTL WITH VMF E4 ECONOMY CONTROL WINDOW CONTROL ...

Page 8: ...t 5 A M13 V1 minimum speed output Voltage 230 Vac current 5 A M14 Support input not connected M26 Service control board M22 Control board for connection to the receiver CN2 SW water probe NTC 10Kohm CN1 SA air probe NTC 10Kohm CN3 SC auxiliary water probe NTC 10Kohm M15 M16 SR electric resistor tempera ture probe NTC 4Kohm 200 C M17 Out 0 10V Inverter reference Voltage 10 Vdc current 10 mA M18 GND...

Page 9: ...robe reading display of the data read by the probes display of the alarm log start of the Autotest procedure The new display card must have a layout as shown in the following figures AUX key Blue Red LED Yellow Green LED To exit the test correction functions an ON OFF command via VMF E4 panel or a change mode command AUTO V1 V2 V3 AUX must be given to the cassette OFF AUX V3 V2 V1 AUTO AUTOTEST AU...

Page 10: ... view other probes The number of flashes by the green LED indicates which probe is displayed see table Green LED Probe displayed 2 SW probe 3 Aux SW probe 4 SA probe 5 Resistor probe SR ALARMS LOG The receiver cyclically indicates the last 5 alarms occurred on the machine in the alarms log view mode yellow LED cyclically flashes 5 times and then remains off for 5 seconds red LED lights at the same...

Page 11: ...nce is the selection of the correc tion that is linked to the season of the thermostat SEASON TYPE OF PROBE CORRECTION Ambient probe temperature cold Ambient probe temperature hot Parameters cold and hot can be dif ferent from one another and can take integer values between 0 and 6 C To set the hot value for example the fan coil should be set to winter mode and in standby after pressing the AUX ke...

Page 12: ...mum ventilation speed V3 is always active regardless of thermostat requirements Aux In this position the minimum Aux ventilation speed is always active VENTILATION CONTROL The minimum continuous speed is linked to the position of dip switch 8 see paragraph on dip switch settings in the table below If a shut off valve is present dip1 ON the position of the probe can be man aged both upstream and do...

Page 13: ...eason changeover occurs as follows Cold mode if the ambient temperature detected is below the setpoint of an interval equal to the dead band 2 C or 5 C it switches to the hot mode Hot mode if the ambient temperature detected is above the setpoint of an interval equal to the dead band 2 C or 5 C it switches to the cold mode The dead band is decided through dip7 or rather if it has a dead band of 5 ...

Page 14: ...erating hot increasing if operating cold This function aims at saving energy In this specific case if the thermostat card was connected to a presence sensor the logic of the SP input occurs as follows SP input Heating Cooling Dip 7 Off Dip 7 On Dip 7 Off Dip 7 On Open Closed C C C C SLEEP FUNCTION COMFORT FUNCTION The air side season changeover is inhibited when the SP input is kept closed this fu...

Page 15: ...t in centralised network See table OFF No shut off valve ON Shutoff valve present Thermostat in centralised network Dip 2 Default OFF Position water temperature probe Thermostat in centralised network See table OFF Water temperature probe downstream from shutoff valve Thermostat in centralised network ON Water temperature probe upstream from shutoff valve Dip 3 Default OFF Ventilation control OFF ...

Page 16: ... the water but on the sheer demand for the thermostat opera tion AMBIENT PROBEABSENT 2 PIPES In this case the thermostat operates as follows OFF Aux Mode The valve is closed The fan is off AUTO V1 V2 V3 mode The valve is always open Operating season always hot The ventilation runs On Off cycles The duration of the ON cycle is pro portional to the setpoint set in the VMF E4 panel The total duration...

Page 17: ...ases according to settings different from those dictated by the master AMBIENT PROBE the ambient control probe is not needed on slave fan coils be cause these can use the control probe of the master However if you want to avoid having micro climates it can be installed on the slaves that will then adjust with the respective probe In particular cases where the ambient probe on the master is faulty ...

Page 18: ...m the last command received from it The master will also send the OFF com mand to all the slaves The user inter face also gives the visual alarm AL 1 TTL NETWORK CONSTRAINTS The constraint concerns the management of the adjustment dead band this should be set on the master fan coil being that it is ignored on the slaves because both the setpoint and the operating season of these depend on the mast...

Page 19: ...ing cold functioning The opening positions are indicated on the side section of the deflectors GLLI10N for correct machine heating 20 opening and cooling 10 open ing operation For units with GLLI20N grilles the deflec tor should be fully opened in the heat ing operation and it should be rotated halfway in the cooling operation Depending on the user s needs the fins can be adjusted to the intermedi...

Page 20: ... possible replacement Remove the delivery frame Extract the thermostat card Open the thermostat box Replace the faulty fuses The fuses are 5 x 20 T series delayed from 2 A to 10 A WARNING for correct replacement the 2 A fuse must be inserted in loca tion F3 while the 10 A fuse must be inserted in F2 as shown in the image below Before installing the electric box the configuration of the electronic ...

Page 21: ...ciones de 4 tubos VHL Valvola Valve Vanne Ventil Válvula Componenti non forniti Components not supplied Composants non fournis Nicht lieferbare Teile Componentes no suministrados Componenti forniti optional Optional components Composants en option Optionsteile Componentes opcionales Collegamenti da eseguire in loco On site wiring Raccordements à effectuer in situ Vor Ort auszuführendeAnschlüsse Ca...

Page 22: ...as máquinas es sometido a actualizaciones constantes Por favor para cada unidad hagan referencia a los esquemas suministrados con la misma FCLI GLLI10N GLLI20N CE GND CF A B GND RS485 JP1 CLOSED FOR FCLI 3 4 1 2 7 BL MA RO NE F 10A F 4A RL1 RL2 RL3 RL4 RL5 RL6 RL7 L N N AUX RE MA Y2 Y1 N1 V3 V2 V1 N TR1 M28 M14 M27 C1 M25 M26 M22 CN2 CN1 CN3 L17 M21 M19 M20 M18 M17 M16 M15 M3 F2 F3 SW4 L N 1 2 3 4...

Page 23: ...mas suministrados con la misma SCHEMI ELETTRICI WIRING DIAGRAMS SCHEMAS ELECTRIQUES SCHALTPLÄNE ESQUEMAS ELÉCTRICOS FCLI GLLI10N GLLI20N CE GND CF A B GND RS485 SA JP1 CLOSED FOR FCLI LED 3 4 1 2 7 BL MA RO NE F 10A F 4A RL1 RL2 RL3 RL4 RL5 RL6 RL7 L N N AUX RE MA Y2 Y1 N1 V3 V2 V1 N TR1 M28 M14 M27 C1 M25 M26 M22 CN2 CN1 CN3 L17 M21 M19 M20 M18 M17 M16 M15 M3 F2 F3 SW4 L N 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 24: ...rve le droit de modifier à tous moments les données considérées nécessaires à l amelioration du produit Technical data shown in this booklet are not binding Aermec S p A shall have the right to introduce at any time whatever modifications deemed necessary to the improvement of the product Im Sinne des technischen Fortsschrittes behält sich Aermec S p A vor in der Produktion Änderungen und Verbesse...

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